while others have questioned its authenticity with a more reasonable explanation of the same sighting. Users debate footage of a ‘sea serpent’ The creature seen in the video fits the age-old ...

It’s one of the most well-documented sea serpent sightings in history. But what was the mysterious creature?

The Pumpkin House, which is a wee, step-inside structure covered with gourds, is also now on view as October begins. Whether ...

There were also several reported sightings in the late 1800s of a sea serpent who would splash and make a lot of noise. Interestingly, Lewis notes in his book that there was a possible explanation ...

Loch Ness aficionado Alan McKenna was equally puzzled by the sighting. He commented ... reminds folks of the Oillipheist ;the mythical sea serpent or dragon-like creature from local legend ...

Cryptozoology—the study of hidden or unknown animals—has fascinated people for centuries. Unlike mainstream zoology, cryptozoology ventures into the fringes of the natural world, exploring creatures ...

The animals also have a pointed snout or rostrum, which resembles an ecclesiastical hat, which is why they were sometimes also called sea bishops. 'Sea serpent myths go back into antiquity to a point ...

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The strange sighting was made off the coast of Co Donegal ... The creature in Donegal is reminiscent of the Oillipheist – a sea serpent or dragon-like monster in mythology and folklore.