The Bigfin Squid (Magnapinna) is a rarely seen cephalopod that has been nicknamed the ”long-arm squid”. Bigfin Squids hold their arms perpendicular to their body, creating elbows, standing out from other squids. They have a large fin that makes up about 90% of their mantle length. The Bigfin Squid was first seen in 1988 in Northern Brazil at the water depth of 15,535 ft (4,735 m). Not much is known about their feeding behaviors. It is believed that they drag their arms and tentacles across the seafloor to grab edible organisms from the seafloor. Their current population status is unknown.