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[livejournal.com profile] tommdroid and [livejournal.com profile] paranormal_news have the scoop, here and here.

You've got to understand - as a child I read all about the giant squid and kraken and remember being frustrated that scientists were unable to learn more from the occasional carcass that washed up. It was always hammered home that there was some uncertainty about just what the remains were because scientists had never caught or even seen a live one, and now that's changed.

This is the sort of thing my grandmother and I used to discuss - strange though it sounds, we bonded over unknown animals and paranormal stuff. It's a pity she didn't live to see this.

More on giant squid and octopi. Architeuthis Dux is the species in the photos. You can also Google for more on this story.

Can you tell that my inner crypto-geek child is coming out?

Date: 2005-09-30 04:29 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] jlsjlsjls.livejournal.com
Ah ... should have mentioned that Ley was a well-trained scientist; this book is not the usual type of crackpot spouting of "urban legend" one sees today, but a product of digging for primary sources and a willingness to show skepticism when those sources don't pan out. :-)

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