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Squididae?
"Sixty Foot Ghost"--Giant Squid Art
Squid Smarts--More Elusive than Octopus
News Flash: Squid Aren't Mammals
Washington, Ho! We're off to study the squid . . .
Science-based Octopussery Management
Squid Eggs Are Surprisingly Like Chicken Eggs
Data-blind Fishing Is A Risky Business
Vampire Squid Aren't Really Vampires
Squid Do Not Have Bones Or Hair
Nothing Lifts Sales Like Cephalopods
Fossilized "Squid" Ink Still Good!
Squid Culinary Popularity
Giant Squid Test Drive New Preservative
Humboldt squid make the news (barely) in Washington

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