Yes More than 300 species of squid roam the world's oceans. The smallest, the southern pygmy squid, is less than 3/4 inches in length when fully grown, while the giant and colossal squids may reach lengths of 43 feet or more. Until recently, such large squid were thought to be the stuff of legend. Now, they are known as the world's largest living invertebrates.
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