Collaborate Disseminate
It uses black beans for color and seaweed for flavor.
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Amusing story about a penguin named “Squid.”
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Argentina is reporting that there is a good population of illex squid in its waters ready for fishing, and is working to ensure that Chinese fishing boats don’t take it all.
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Amazing footage of a black-eyed squid (Gonatus onyx) carrying thousands of eggs. They tend to hang out about 6,200 feet below sea level.
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We only eat about half of a squid, ignoring the fins. A group of researchers is working to change that.
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Interesting article, with photographs.
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They’re Ryukyuan pygmy squid (Idiosepius kijimuna) and Hannan’s pygmy squid (Kodama jujutsu). The second one represents an entire new genus.
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And, yes, this is the eighteenth anniversary of Friday Squid Blogging. The first squid post is from January 6, 2006, and I have been posting them weekly since then. Never did I believe there would be so much to write about squid—but the links never seem to end.
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They’re short unique strings:
Sqids (pronounced “squids”) is an open-source library that lets you generate YouTube-looking IDs from numbers. These IDs are short, can be generated from a custom alphabet and are guaranteed to be collisi… Continue reading Friday Squid Blogging: Sqids
It’s squid parts from college dissections, so it’s not a volume operation.
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The Molinière Underwater Sculpture Park has pieces that are colored in part with squid ink.
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