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Battle of the deep: Physeter macrocephalus vs. Architeuthis dux

This white whale, fighting a giant squid, by Ryan Rubino is awesome enough to make Captain Ahab blanche.

Thanks for the tip, Nathan Proudlove.

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1 comment on “Battle of the deep: Physeter macrocephalus vs. Architeuthis dux”

legomason June 11, 2009 at 11:48 pm

I like the teeth on the whale.

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