Giant long-armed alien

Staff oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico, using deep-sea vehicle, filmed the creature, which could well claim the role of an alien creature in the sci-fi thriller.
Deepwater squid Mangapinna, which is sometimes called "long sleeves", grows up to 8 meters in length and has a thin elastic tentacles, which are believed to be 15-20 times more than his body. Earlier, an adult never managed to shoot or catch, but rare footage recorded by oil company Shell, it is clear that the inhabitants of the deep sea is like a stranger.

Shots were taken with a remotely operated underwater vehicle, known as the ROV. Shell Oil, along with other companies, uses vehicles for exploring the waters around the oil rig, and this is especially the video was filmed in the Gulf of Mexico near Perdido Alaminos Canyon.

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According to Mail Online, a rare squid was discovered at a depth of over 2000 meters in November 2007. Shell Oil drilling platforms located 320 kilometers off the coast of Houston, Texas.

For the first time squid Mangapinna were discovered in 1907, and being on camera for the first time managed to shoot in 1988 off the coast of Brazil. Ten years later, the Japanese team of scientists, applied deep-sea vehicle Shinkai-6500, long-armed squid filmed in the Indian Ocean to the south of Mauritius.

Most of the other observations took place in the territory of the Gulf of Mexico. Kalmar, discovered in 2000, it was thought, was about 7 meters long. However, more recent observations have shown that the length of these marine creatures exceeds 8 meters. Hands-squid tentacles have the same length, and look the same. It is believed that the length of the tentacles of the squid may exceed 20 times the length of its body. According to scientists, squid use their long arms to grasp or catch the food on the bottom of the ocean, although so far no one has ever seen exactly how this happens.

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