Squid stories:
Big squid washing up on Ore. beach
Sep 23rd, 2009 - Philly
PORTLAND, Ore. - Dozens of large squid are reportedly washing up dead on the central Oregon coast near Heceta Head. Oregon State Parks and Recreation spokesman Chris Havel...
Jumbo squid invade San Diego shores, spook scuba divers
Jul 16th, 2009 - USA Today
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Thousands of jumbo flying squid - aggressive 5-foot-long sea monsters with razor-sharp beaks and toothy tentacles - have invaded the shallow waters off San Diego...
Jumbo squid invade San Diego shores, spook divers
Jul 16th, 2009 - kansascity
Thousands of jumbo flying squid - aggressive 5-foot-long sea monsters with razor-sharp beaks and toothy tentacles - have invaded the shallow waters off San Diego, spooking scuba divers and washing up dead on tourist-packed beaches.
'Star Trek' seeks out new life and succeeds | 3 stars
May 6th, 2009 - kansascity
As rousing as a Klingon war chant and more fun than an engine room full of tribbles, "Star Trek" successfully reboots the venerable franchise, pleasing diehards and newbies alike. This happy romp from director J.J...
Squid videos from YouTube:
10:03The Fierce Humboldt Squid - KQED QUEST
A mysterious sea creature up to 7 feet long, with 10 arms, a sharp beak and a ravenous appetite, has invaded ocean waters off Northern California. Packs of fierce Humboldt Squid attack nearly everything they see, from fish to scuba divers ...
13:00Giant Squid
March 2006 For centuries, sailors have told tales of sea monsters with massive tentacles. But it was only recently that a giant squid was actually filmed. One man has spent his life tracking the elusive creatures ...
5:24Squid On Suzuki GSX-R Owned - Speeders Fight Back
Squid with the IQ of a tape worm loses in court and then wipes out in courthouse parking lot. Yes, Ray is truly a brown smear on the collective underwear of the biking community. (Please keep the comments PG rated ...
4:28Vampire Squid from Hell (3200 Feet Under Sea Level)
Unfortunately, I can't find the exact name of the original film but I found out who the producer of the original film is: National Geographic, online at: www.nationalgeographic.com My French ...
Squid from WikiPedia:
According to the FAO, the total cephalopod catch for 2002 was 3,173,272 tonnes (6.995867×109 lb). Of this, 2,189,206 tonnes, or 75.8 percent, was squid. The following table lists the squid species fishery catches which exceeded 10,000 tonnes in 2002.
Many species of squid are popular as food in cuisines as diverse as Greek, Japanese, Italian, Spanish and Korean.
In English-speaking countries, squid as food is often known by the Italian word calamari.
Individual species of squid are found abundantly in certain areas, and provide large catches for fisheries.
The body of squid can be stuffed whole, cut into flat pieces or sliced into rings. The arms, tentacles and ink are also edible; in fact, the only parts of the squid that are not eaten are its beak and gladius (pen).
Squid is a food high in Selenium, Vitamin B12, and Riboflavin.
Read more on WikiPedia
