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MIAMI (AP) - Word that a giant eyeball washed up on a South Florida beach has created a buzz on the Internet and in the marine biology community.
An assistant biology professor at Florida International University in Miami on Friday said the blue eyeball may have come from a deep sea squid or a large swordfish. Heather Bracken-Grissom said she started discussing the eyeball with her colleagues as soon as they saw the pictures on the Internet.
A beachgoer found it Wednesday in Pompano Beach.
Bracken-Grissom said the lens and pupil are similar to the shape of a deep sea squid's eye. She noted that the squid's eyes can be as large as soccer balls and they easily dislodge.
Florida wildlife officials have sent it to a research facility in St. Petersburg for testing.
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