The giant squid is a large marine creature known for its impressive size, with some individuals reaching lengths of up to 43 feet (13 meters). It has a long, cylindrical body, eight arms, and two longer feeding tentacles. These squids are deep-sea dwellers, primarily found in the Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean. Giant squids are elusive and rarely seen by humans, making them a subject of fascination and myth. They are known to be carnivorous, feeding on fish and other squid. Their large eyes help them see in the dark depths of the ocean, where they live.