My best guess is a bobtail squid..it lives in that part of the world...check out the link for photos.
[url="http://www.zen-ika.com/zukan/11-20/p14.html"]http://www.zen-ika.com/zukan/11-20/p14.html[/url]
Also check out this site which discusses this genus of squid:
[url="http://wwww.tolweb.org/tree?group=Rossia&contgroup=Rossiinae"]http://wwww.tolweb.org/tree?group=Rossia&contgroup=Rossiinae[/url]
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[size=2]Rossia (Rossia) megaptera
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Bobtail squid with rather flabby mantle. ML. 32mm. Chocolate brown in color. Anterior end of dorsal mantle triangurlaly protruded. Fins very large with base attaining some 70ï¼ ML, anterior lobe exceeds mantle margin. Eye enormous. Arm sucker biserial. Arm â ¢ rather long. Tentacle club not expanded but long, with heavily crowded minute suckers. Distrbuted in deep sea mainly from the Davis Straits down to New England.
Also check out this site which discusses this genus of squid:
[url="http://wwww.tolweb.org/tree?group=Rossia&contgroup=Rossiinae"]http://wwww.tolweb.org/tree?group=Rossia&contgroup=Rossiinae[/url]