Flying squid that weigh up to 100lbs have attacked divers in California.
The Humboldt squid, which have sharp beaks, are nicknamed "red devils" for their colouring and aggression.
Local diver Mike Bear said: "I wouldn't go into the water with them for the same reason I wouldn't walk into a pride of lions on the Serengeti. For all I know, I'm missing the experience of a lifetime."
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