Is there really a deep-sea giant squid in the world?

Of course there is! There are also giant octopus in the deep sea. They live in the dark deep sea, sometimes their mutilated bodies will be washed ashore by the sea, and occasionally they will meet ocean-going fishing boats on the sea. For a long time, people know little about them, and various speculations about them are called "one of the last mysteries left by the ocean to mankind". In recent years, scientists have adopted advanced detection technology and continuously found their traces. Giant sea monsters haunt the deep sea. The rumor about the giant squid in the deep sea began in the12nd century, and came from the mouth of Norwegian navigators: there is a kind of "monster" in the deep sea, which is full of tentacles, big or small, but it can bring fatal threats to people. In the Norwegian natural history novels of18th century, this mysterious marine "monster" was described as a "floating island". Once close to the fleet, even a huge warship can be wrapped by its outstretched tentacles and dragged to the bottom of the sea. Jules verne, the father of science fiction, vividly recorded the image of a giant squid attacking a submarine in his science fiction novel Two Wan Li under the Sea. During World War II, it was rumored that a huge squid attacked a warship sailing at sea and killed the crew. /kloc-For more than 0/00 years, dead giant squid washed up on the coast have been found continuously, but almost no one has really seen them alive. Perhaps ocean-going sailors who have seen their true colors have not survived. People try to figure out their mysterious lives only by some inaccurate information, and they become more terrible. In all kinds of science fiction, genie and adventure novels, this huge marine animal is described as a terrible "monster"-two huge beaks, and all tentacles have hooks that can be rotated at will. For a long time, even scientists don't know much about the living habits and living environment of this huge animal living in the deep sea, because there is very little information for them to study, either the remains of corpses washed up on the coast or the dying bodies when they are salvaged by commercial fishing boats. Scientists can only reconstruct these incomplete specimens. 1953 finally someone really saw this deep-sea "monster". Witnesses said, "It really has a sensational impact." After the mid-1990s, many scientific research teams went out to sea to look for giant squid, but most of them failed. Until recent years, with the invention and application of various new marine exploration technologies, great progress has been made in the study of giant squid. At present, scientists are pieced together the true face of this deep-sea "monster" bit by bit-this is a giant squid, a cephalopod, and one of the 650 members of the squid family (including ordinary squid, squid and squid); With a pair of huge eyes and 10 upturned tentacles, it is one of the largest invertebrates on the earth, moving quickly and contracting freely. It may use the luminous device on the wrist foot to emit light, trap prey and transmit information; Widely distributed in deep-sea waters, it is not a rare and endangered species.