Tribe.net. Local Connections Lokifreign http://cephalopods.tribe.net/thread/5562ce65-d19e-483c-8dd5-92f2f9454439#4859f0d8-46ac-443e-80af-fb8ef70586e2 2008-04-14T10:41:14Z 2008-04-14T10:40:41Z

hmmm http://www.tonmo.com/forums/showthread.php?p=104978 >>There are several errors in the documentary and since I was directly involved with the expedition as a research facilitator and explorer, I feel ethically obligated to present the facts for what they are and make corrections when errors are made....<<

Lokifreign 2008-04-14T10:40:41Z Dustin (El Guano) http://cephalopods.tribe.net/thread/5562ce65-d19e-483c-8dd5-92f2f9454439#07cf9f1c-6d42-442b-996c-108da7b453e7 2008-02-06T14:12:30Z 2008-02-06T14:12:30Z

read a book called "The Time Ships" by Stephen Baxter.

Dustin (El Guano) 2008-02-06T14:12:30Z Saul http://cephalopods.tribe.net/thread/5562ce65-d19e-483c-8dd5-92f2f9454439#77559668-c648-410c-b867-e6e31c8cab01 2008-02-06T13:51:03Z 2008-02-06T13:51:03Z

hehe! THE SQUID SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH

Saul 2008-02-06T13:51:03Z *J* http://cephalopods.tribe.net/thread/5562ce65-d19e-483c-8dd5-92f2f9454439#b48e8da3-1db2-40ad-8c11-999dc399c289 2008-02-06T06:21:05Z 2008-02-06T06:21:05Z

I hear climate change is killing off the natural predators of our beloved squids, thus enableing them to reach their monstrous potential more often than ever before. Keep driving those SUV's!

*J* 2008-02-06T06:21:05Z Vicious http://cephalopods.tribe.net/thread/5562ce65-d19e-483c-8dd5-92f2f9454439#558be0a5-fc77-4841-a6d9-f1310e9d9cb8 2007-11-15T20:50:38Z 2007-11-15T20:50:38Z

Or is that tentacleage?

Vicious 2007-11-15T20:50:38Z Vicious http://cephalopods.tribe.net/thread/5562ce65-d19e-483c-8dd5-92f2f9454439#aa2bc5e6-c00f-4b2c-ad04-927c59f18fe8 2007-11-15T20:50:19Z 2007-11-15T20:50:19Z

Ohhh. Hope it got good footage

Vicious 2007-11-15T20:50:19Z Andy http://cephalopods.tribe.net/thread/5562ce65-d19e-483c-8dd5-92f2f9454439#af7dfb0a-31e7-405f-b34c-b33241f896b9 2007-11-15T20:25:38Z 2007-11-15T20:25:38Z

Off Cabo, marine scientists tagged a big Humboldt recently, and sent it down to the depths with a movie camera. While it was fascinating to see other humboldts checking out the camera(feeling it with tentacles, nipping at it with beaks)-the camera caught sight of a monster at 1000 feet. After taking the film to experts(unassociated with the film) the beast in the background was measured, because the glow of its eye was supposedly(several meters) from the tentacles, which were over a foot around. The math then done put this "thing" at over 100 feet long. An archituthus was feeding on the smaller squid. So between that and the Japanese off the Bonins a year ago, we're getting the first real pics (And movies)of the giant squid ALIVE.

Andy 2007-11-15T20:25:38Z