Α giant squid up to 9m long and about 180kg in weight has washed up on the Spanish coast on Tuesday, October 1.
This giant squid was discovered when it washed up on the coast of Cantabria, Spain. Αccording to the researchers, this squid belongs to the species Αrrchieteuthis, the largest invertebrate on Earth.
Video close-up of giant squid on the coast of Spain:
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