Giant Squid

Ava Akins

The Giant Squid are the Largest mollusks in the ocean. Giant Squid have been known to be about 60 feet in total length, but most that have been found are smaller. There are still many others that witch range from 35-45

foot range. The total length includes the body, the head, the two feeding tentacles and the arms .The feeding tentacles longer than the rest of its body. The heaviest Giant Squid are about a ton but, most are less.

They are usually a thousand pounds or less

What A Giant Looks Like

The Giant Squid eats

deep –sea fish, such

As ruffle ,and hooky,

and other deep- sea

squids.

The Giant Squid’s Food

A Giant Squid’s Environment

. The habitat Is probably

about 200 and 1000

meters in deep sea. It is

Probably at the bottom

And in mid water.

It’s Protection

The Giant Squid uses

Its ink to squirt at

enemies to get away

While the predator

Searches in the black

Ink.

The Giant Squid’s Babies

Females give birth to

Enormous amounts of

cream colored eggs

The eggs are probably

5-14 long and probably

3-7 wide.

Interesting Facts About the Giant Squid

Giant Squid and other squid have a very

individual nervous systems and brains.

People have just discovered Giant Squid

Can get caught in fishing nets. There is

pretty much one predator of the Giant

Squid it is a Sperm Whale. A Giant squid

has a long tough tongue that is covered

with file like teeth.

Website Resources

• http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/accounts/Architeuthis_dux/http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/http://animal.discovery.com/animals/

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