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Pics and reports from the EU countries and their neighbors.

English move, fondle, prepare giant squid

Blimey: almost three minutes of odd entertainment are on tap as a group of English persons move, fondle, probe, and otherwise prepare a giant squid to go on display at Britain's Natural History Museum. As described on their page, the beastie in question is an Architeuthis dux, and it's 8.62 metres long (about 28 feet). The animal is originally from... Read more... (0)

Video: Huge catfish caught

Here's video of a huge catfish being reeled in: There's no word on where the vidoe was shot, who was involved, or anything else. They seem to have British accents, but they don't look like the three who caught a Wels catfish in Spain.... Read more... (2)

Giant Swordfish: netted or photoshopped?

Normally this site only features big fishes that are undeniably real. But, I'm expanding the charter a bit here to ask a question about the story "Giant swordfish netted" from England's Sun newspaper. Does anyone believe that this is a real photo of a swordfish caught off Northumberland in the North Sea? Does anyone who believes that that's not either... Read more... (0)

Giant catfish caught in Spain

The picture of the giant catfish that Duncan Rooke (left) and Stephen Buss caught near Barcelona, Spain on July 6 2005 has finally been released. No, that's not a fake. (Same pic here). The female catfish weighed a whopping 212 pounds (96 kg, 15 stone) and was 7'7" long (2.3 m). Rooke, Buss, and their new friend are pictured... Read more... (10)

Giant squid eat their own!

(If you're under 18 or have a weak constitution, click here now.) GIANT SQUIDS ARE CANNIBALS! Sea behemoth researchers in Australia have revealed the shocking truth behind these monsters of the deep: they eat their own kind. New Scientist reveals in Gruesome habits of the giant squid that an analysis of the stomach contents of Architeuthis dux shows disturbing... Read more... (7)

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