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Scientists have discovered the existence of a rare squid known as the "Magnapinna" or "Bigfin Squid" alive in the depths of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, at a depth of approximately 3,277 meters. The creature suddenly appeared during an exploratory mission using an unmanned submarine. It has remarkably long arms that can reach up to 20 times its body length and lives in depths exceeding 6,000 meters. This squid is considered one of the most mysterious and uncommon types, with scientists having recorded only about 70 specimens worldwide, and they have yet to collect a complete adult sample. It is believed that its movement style, especially its "elbow" posture, may be linked to its feeding method, which involves using its long tentacles to catch prey. The discovery confirms that this animal is among the deepest known squid species and demonstrates the harshness of conditions in the dark depths of the oceans.
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