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Seven miles beneath the Antarctic ice, a creature drifts through absolute blackness with eyes the size of soccer balls. Glowing. Watching. Waiting. Its arms are lined with spinning hooks sharp enough to shred steel wool. It weighs more than a grand piano. And somehow, after one hundred years of searching, we only just filmed it alive for the first time. We are going to dive past crushing pressure and freezing temperatures to meet the colossal squid. If you enjoy the journey, drop a like and subscribe. Take a breath. We are going down.

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