Friday Squid Blogging: Squid-Shaped USB Drive
It looks great.
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It looks great.
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Yet another impressive Humboldt squid feat:
“We’ve seen them make really impressive dives up to a kilometre and a half deep, swimming straight through a zone where there’s really low oxygen,” the Hopkins Marine Station researcher said.
“They’re able to spend several hours at this kilometre-and-a-half-deep, and then they go back up and continue their normal daily swimming behaviour. It’s just a really impressive, really fast, deep dive through what is quite a harsh environment.”
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Some squid can see aspects of light that are invisible to humans, including polarized light.
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There’s a new study that shows that squid are faster in the air than in the water.
Squid of many species have been seen to ‘fly’ using the same jet-propulsion mechanisms that they use to swim: squirting water out of their mantles so that they rocket out of the sea and glide through the air. Until now, most researchers have thought that such flight was a way to avoid predators, but Ronald O’Dor, a marine biologist at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada, has calculated that propelling themselves through the air may actually be an efficient way for squid to travel long distances.
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Beautiful sculpture.
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It’s an acoustic bluegrass band.
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It’s called Squid.
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Yet another story that combines squid and security.
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It’s a metaphor that will not die.
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Sidebar photo of Bruce Schneier by Joe MacInnis.