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Sperm Whale: Food and Health

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While in the amphisub, Martin and Chris witness a sperm whale engulf a large mass of swimming squid. Due to its enormous size, the sperm whale can eat hundreds of squid in one bite, and can eat up to 8 bathtubs full of squid per day!

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