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Warmer Pacific Waters Invaded By Large Squid
By reli4nt
A sixteen year study has revealed an invasion in the North Eastern Pacific of large aggresive squid. The pack hunting predators are 2 meter Humbolt squid (Dosidicus gigas). The previously rarely seen squid were previous spotted in conjunction with El Nino weather events but they always retreated to their regular territories when the warming events ended.
The squid are credited with the drop in the populations of several commercial fish including hake, and anchovies. Their recent expansion into a new range coincides with both climate related changes in ocean temperatures, and with the reduction of tuna. The Tuna both compete for food with the squid and also feed on young squid.
The report was published online by National Academy of Sciences
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