Giant squid are the largest invertebrates in the world, capable of reaching 20 meters in length and weighing up to 1,000 kg. They have eight tentacles, one sucker, one eye, a siphon, fins, and a long mantle. Giant squid live in deep ocean waters and can swim fast at speeds up to 2.5 meters per second using their eight tentacles. Their diet consists of fish and other species found at deep ocean depths.

1. Giant Squid

2. What are they like?
Giant Squid can reach 1,000 kg and 20
meters long.

3. Physical description
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They’ve got eight tentacles
They’ve got one sucker
They’ve got one eye
They’ve got a siphon
They’ve got fin
They’ve got a long mantle

4. Where do they live?
It can swim fast with
its eight tentacles
They can reach a speed
of 2.5 meters for second

5. What do they eat?
• Squid eat other fish or some species living
at these depths

6. Video
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7. Interesting websites
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Google
www.calamarpedia.com/reproduccion-calamar
www.ecoosfera.com/.../calamar-gigante-encontrado-en-lasprofundidade...
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unpoquitodemisterio.wordpress.com/.../calamar-gigante-vs-elcachalote/
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Encyclopedia

8. The end
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