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Do giant squid eat sperm whales?

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The only known predators of adult giant squid are sperm whales, but pilot whales may also feed on them. ... Evidence in the form of giant squid stomach contents containing beak fragments from other giant squid in Tasmania also supports the theory that the species is at least occasionally cannibalistic.

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