According to at least two ancient and medieval scholars, Alexander the Great encountered sea monsters during his campaigns.

The park said the sea monster, also known as a hippocampus by carousel enthusiasts, was taken on Nov. 16, 1985. It said a handful of collectors had been keeping an eye out for it. Its location was ...

MIDDLEBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — After nearly 40 years since the disappearance of the Lake Quassapaug sea monster carousel figurine, the theme park is happy to have it back! The sea monster ...

Most player characters will be out of their element when fighting underwater. Using the wide variety of sea monsters 5e D&D ...

Redditors had many guesses on the identity of the sea monster with some comparing it to a plesiosaur (the same species as the mythical Loch Ness monster) while one user joked it was an “otter ...

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But soon a 75-foot sea monster is scheduled to wash ashore. If you’re not from Nantucket — or even if you are — chances are you’ve never heard of Morton. But back in 1937, he was the centerpiece of a ...

VALPARAISO — The first wave of monsters have cast ashore. Journeyman’s new brewery, the “Sea of Monsters,” released their first beer last week, the Whitechapel Kolsch, which is now ...

It would be easy to imagine the cartographer invented them on the spot,” says Chet Van Duzer, cartographic historian and author of Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance Maps. Magnus’s map ...

In late August of 2018, Patriarch Kirill, the leader of the Russian Orthodox Church ... A heavy funk of unwashed male bodies mingled with the sea breeze. As I looked out at the gorgeous blue ...

You can read all our South Africa Games Week articles on this page. A pillar of the South African video games industry, Sea Monster Entertainment occupies a different space compared to some of its ...

Despite the vastness of the Gulf of Mexico, if you type in “Pensacola sea monster” in an internet search you’re most likely going to find most results centered on one story from March 1962.