Scientists Post Live Webcam Of Giant Squid
“I know it can be done,” says O’Shea. “But it wouldn’t have looked good if we boiled the thing.” Last fall, they decided that the safest way was to submerge the carcass in a tank of icy saltwater and have it slowly thaw over the course of a couple days. But even that isn’t foolproof. Two weeks ago, O’Shea and his Auckland University colleague Kat Bolstad, along with the museum’s national environment director Dr.
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