Eight-metre monster of the deeps caught on film

It has terrorised mariners since ancient times and eluded researchers for decades, but now the 'Kraken' of the deep has given up its secrets.

Eight-metre monster of the deeps caught on film
Tue, 08 Jan, 2013 - 16:14

It has terrorised mariners since ancient times and eluded researchers for decades, but now the 'Kraken' of the deep has given up its secrets.

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