1. Which is/are correct?
a. New Zealand fishermen have caught an expected world-record-breaking squid on Monday.
b. New Zealand fishermen caught an expected world-record-breaking squid on Monday,
c. New Zealand fishermen caught an expected world-record-breaking squid.
d. New Zealand fishermen have caught an expected world-record-breaking squid on Monday.
Online hed = Fishermen catch largest colossal squid specimen
and print head =
Fishing boat lands record-
breaking squid specimen
ßYou do not hyphenate headlines. Also, with both headlines be concrete and specific = dwi such as weight and/or length. also, online re seo = place names would be good.
Fishermen catch largest
squid on record; 990 pounds
Cutline –
A New Zealand fishing crew pulls a nearly-dead colossal squid aboard their boat, breaking a record for largest colossal squid specimen ever to be landed intact.
ß again, use length and weight
Local news said the Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoniß correct, but you would not use italics
To Land = To “land a fish” (or a squid) means to catch it and bring it safely to the bank or into the boat.
