Antarctic Squid Squid seen live in the wild for the first time, captured on the video

The abundance of never seen by the deep sea of ​​the sea appeared in the light this week. Only in southern seafood is Christmas Day Christmas, researchers discover the Gonatus Antarcticus, the mysterious squid types are known to navigate but never appeared in the past.

The Crew of Schmidt Ocean Institure’s Research Vessel (and), meet a squid on Squid on Sunday, according to the National Geographic, National Geographic, and Published Photos and Photo published historical. Vessel car worked away, called Basastian, captured a systematic footage to appear in the coming texts throughout the country.

The first look is released this week, a three-colored squid with black feet, seems ringing as you are floating. Crew members were remembered in the National Gearcograph cloud ink the green is released from the animal as it approached the machine, suggesting that it was shaken.

The creature is numbered about 7,000 meters under the Weddell Sea, a remote area near the Antarctic Peninsula. Investigators have ever verified the squid sex or footage based on footage.

Prior to the assembly, Antarctic Goonate squid testimony had come to the form of bodies held in the fishing or belly of its attackers, said the National Geographic. The squid was committed to “in good condition” without cleaning and spirit marks.

Antarctic Gonate is between a group of large protected skills that matchless protected squiders, which have a large portion of one’s contact. Another, Colossal SquidIt was sorted on the first life in March, during a different Schmidt Ocean Institute islands around the islands of the South Sandwich islands.