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Squids in the deep ocean are rarely observed alive, but scientists used a deep-sea robot to capture footage of a squid clutching a brood of unusually large eggs.
The eggs are twice the size of typical squid eggs and are about half an inch across.
The creature, seen at some 8,419 feet ( 2566 meters ) below the surface in Mexico ’s Gulf of California , is an unknown species.
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