Tentacles tangled and enormous in size. This is the strange creature in that sea everyone walking on the beach was amazed where he appeared.

The episode took place on Long Beachin Kommetjie, South Africa, on Saturday, April 30, around 7 p.m.

wonderful look

Ali Paulus, a woman walking in the area, immediately took a photo of the body of the incredible animal that appeared in her eyes.

In these shots, you can see the tentacles and the size of the cephalopod, which almost reaches 2.2 meters long without his “arms” outstretched, he stressed The mirror.

The big creature shovel is a Large squid. In addition, it appears to have been injured, due to a cut in one of the tentacles. According to the photographer, this may have been caused by the ship’s propeller.

Ali shared his shocking photos on his Instagram account, detailing: “Giant squid – Long Beach Kommetjie. There seems to be little known about these creatures. Limited consensus on the number of species “.

And he added: “Estimates of species of the whole genus vary. There are at least three different species, but there could be many more. The global distribution is wide and consistent with this visibility. It looks like the propeller released this poor thing. ”

Many users have left their comments on surprising discovery.

One person commented: “Incredibly found but very sad for such an amazing animal. Beautiful pictures as ever. “Wow. This is amazing. Sad for the Squid,” said another user.

What and how is the giant squid

giant squid is one of the most elusive creatures on the planetlives at depths between 300 and 1000 meters, and is very rarely seen emerging from the surface, indicates medium.

The ones seen in this region are very rare. The last to know took place on Cape Town in 2020when a giant squid bathed on the beach.

Giant squid it seems grow to an “enormous size” and according National Geographic are still many a mystery to scientists despite being “the largest invertebrate on Earth”.

The largest of these strange giants found measured 17 meters long and weighs about a ton and, despite not knowing the exact range, corpses have been found in oceans around the world.