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Diver catching a Humboldt squid

Diver catching a Humboldt squid (Dosidicus gigas). This squid is being caught for scientific monitoring. It will be freed after examination. The Humboldt squid, also known as the jumbo squid, is an aggressive, predatory squid that can swim in groups of more than 1200 individuals. Photographed in Baja, Mexico

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Aggressive Captive Capture Capturing Catching Cephalopod Diver Mexico Predator Predatory Sample Scuba Squid Swimming Baja Diablo Rojo Dosidicus Gigas Humboldt Squid Jumbo Squid Red Devil


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This print captures a fearless diver in Baja, Mexico, engaging in the scientific monitoring of a Humboldt squid (Dosidicus gigas). The diver skillfully catches this magnificent creature for examination and research purposes. Rest assured, after its thorough evaluation, the squid will be released back into its natural habitat unharmed. Known as the jumbo squid or red devil due to its aggressive nature, this particular species is an apex predator capable of swimming in massive groups exceeding 1200 individuals. Its impressive size and predatory behavior make it a fascinating subject for zoologists and marine biologists alike. In this stunning image, we witness the harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife as the diver fearlessly interacts with this formidable cephalopod. It showcases both our curiosity about these creatures and our commitment to understanding their biology. The underwater scene is brimming with life as other divers observe from a distance while carefully capturing samples for further study. This collaborative effort serves to enhance our knowledge of these incredible beings and contribute to population surveys that aid conservation efforts. Science Photo Library has expertly captured this momentous encounter between man and beast, highlighting the importance of scientific monitoring without any commercial intentions. Let us marvel at nature's wonders through such breathtaking snapshots that remind us of our responsibility towards preserving Earth's diverse fauna.

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