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Kelly Nash's Cadborosaurus footage, Nushagak Bay, Alaska
21Thinly documented
Cressie of Crescent Lake: the Fred Parsons and Pierce Rideout sightings, Robert's Arm, Newfoundland (1991)
15Thinly documented
Phyllis Harsh returns a stranded "baby Caddy" to the sea, Johns Island, 1991
19Thinly documented
South Bay Bessie: the Lake Erie monster sightings of 1990
20Thinly documented
The Caltrans Crew's Sea Serpent off Stinson Beach
20Thinly documented
Gambo, the Beaked Beast of Bungalow Beach
14Thinly documented
The Frew "Chessie" Videotape, Love Point, Kent Island
31Partially documented
Chessie Seen by 25 or More People on a Fishing Trip off Smith Point, Virginia
24Thinly documented
Doc Shiels's Loch Ness Monster Photographs (the "Loch Ness Muppet")
20Thinly documented
The Zuiyō Maru Carcass ("New Nessie")
42Partially documented
John Cock and George Vinnicombe's Long-Necked Sea Creature off Lizard Point
14Thinly documented
The Owlman of Mawnan, Cornwall
21Thinly documented
Morgawr of Falmouth Bay: the Scott and Riley sighting and the Mary F photographs
26Thinly documented
The Barmouth Sea Monster: six schoolgirls on Llanaber beach
23Thinly documented
The Scituate sea monster: a 30-foot carcass on Mann Hill Beach that Harvard experts identified as a basking shark
52Partially documented
The Tecolutla Monster Carcass, Veracruz (1969)
52Partially documented
Capt. William Hagelund's baby Cadborosaurus, Pirates Cove
22Thinly documented
The English Rose III Sea Serpent: John Ridgway's Night Encounter in the North Atlantic
16Thinly documented
The Firth of Tay Roadside Creature on the A85 near Perth
19Thinly documented
The Hook Island Sea Monster Photographs
26Thinly documented
Names5
- sea serpent Term · 12 stories
A great serpent of the sea, reported by sailors and naturalists for centuries.
- Dale Drinnon Person · 12 stories
A writer on the Frontiers of Zoology blog, Dale Drinnon weighed in on sea serpents, lake monsters and flying cryptids alike.
- Illustrated London News Organisation · 8 stories
A British illustrated weekly, and a recurring stage for sea serpents.
- Charles E. Brown Person · 3 stories
A Wisconsin folklorist, and the man who first gathered the state's lake monsters between two covers.
- Punch Organisation · 3 stories
A British satirical magazine with a habit of laughing at the strange.
Documents9 · see all
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- p. 5 …Flying Saucers, the Sea Serpent (sometimes it is substituted by the Loch Ness Lake monster), and the Snow Man. It…
- Nothing But the Facts on UFOs or Which Novosti Writer Do You Read? (with 2 Articles Attached) FOIA release
- p. 6 …Flying Saucers, the Sea Serpent (sometimes it is substituted by the Loch Ness Lake monster), and the Snow Man. It…
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- p. 7 …Flying Saucers, the Sea Serpent (sometimes it is substituted by the Loch Ness Lake monster), and the Snow Man. It…
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- p. 31 …Smilga, "The Question of Telepathy, Telepathists, Sea Serpents, Scientific Ethics, and Other Enigmatic Things."; Kogan, I. M., "A Practical Step…
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- p. 31 …Smilga, "The Question of Telepathy, Telepathists, Sea Serpents, Scientific Ethics, and Other Enigmatic Things."; Kogan, I. M., "A Practical Step…
- FBI file: UFO, UFO Part 02 FOIA release
- p. 56 …being national hysteria." "Everytime someone comes up with a sea-serpent story," said Dr. Overholser, "others with vivid imaginations are…
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