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Mysterious squid suddenly vanish
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BODEGA BAY -- Now you see 'em, now you don't.
The Jumbo Humboldt squid which had delighted anglers from Bodega
Bay to Monterey since January and washing ashore as far north as
Alaska, have left our waters as quickly as they showed up.
"As of Sunday the squid were gone," said Karl Menard, a marine
biologist at UC Davis' Bodega Marine Lab. "Some guys went out last
week and located huge shoals of squid but couldn't get any to bite.
For a few days they were uncatchable, and then th...
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