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	Sea-Monster or Shark: An Alleged Plesiosaur Carcass
		As mentioned, some scientists believed from the start that the carcass in question was probably a shark, based on their knowledge of basking shark decay, and similar "sea serpent" carcass incidents of the past.
		The basking shark, Cetorhinus maximus, is the second largest fish in the sea (surpassed only by the whale shark).
		As recounted by renowned cryptozoologist Bernard Heuvelmans (1968), over a dozen supposed "sea serpent" carcasses of years past were later shown to be definite or probable shark carcasses--in most cases basking sharks.
	paleo.cc /paluxy/plesios.htm (6765 words)

	godzilla vs. the sea monster - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster is a 1966 film, directed by Jun Fukuda, and was released by Toho studios.
		After his brother Yata is lost at sea, young Ryota steals a yacht with his two friends and a bank robber.
		This motley crew runs afoul of sea monster Ebirah, and washes up on the shore of an island, where a terrorist organization manufactures heavy water for their nefarious purposes, as well as a chemical that keeps Ebirah at bay.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/godzilla-vs.-the-sea-monster (242 words)

	Sea Monster @ AlienArtifacts.com (Alien Artifacts) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sea monsters are sea-dwelling, mythical or legendary creatures, often believed to be of immense size.
		Sea monster accounts are found in virtually all cultures that have contact with the sea.
		Cases of boneless, amorphic globsters are sometimes believed to be gigantic octopuses, but it has now been determined that sperm whales dying at sea decompose in such a way that the blubber detaches from the body, forming featureless whitish masses that sometimes exhibit a hairy texture due to exposed strands of collagen fibers.
	www.alienartifacts.com /encyclopedia/Sea_monster (933 words)

	sea story #6
		Widespread American interest in sea serpent sightings is generally believed to have begun in August 1817, when approximately three hundred reputable residents of coastal Massachusetts villages claimed to have seen a dark brown, smooth-skinned creature which moved by means of vertical undulations of its sixty foot long, serpentine body.
		The gullibility of the Linnean Society, the inability of curiosity seekers to capture or kill a young specinen of the sea serpent, the monster's reputed ability to repel buuets, and the almost incessant public feuding of naturalists and ichthyologists over the probable identity of the frequently sighted beast quickly disillusioned the man on the street.
		It is hardly surprising that the encounter with a sea monster was reported by both the Thibodaux Minerva and the Houma Ceres, newspapers that had traditionally exhibited the most interest in maritime affairs among Louisiana's rural antebellum weeklies.
	www.brownmarine.com /story06.htm (3287 words)

	Sea-Monster or Shark: An Alleged Plesiosaur Carcass
		Nevertheless, the discovery of a modern plesiosaur would certainly be a stupendous scientific find in its own right, confirming that long-necked "sea serpents" were not just long-extinct creatures or the stuff of sailor's myths, but real "living fossils." Unfortunately, a more thorough examination of the evidence would convincingly refute the plesiosaur interpretation.
		As mentioned, some scientists believed from the start that the carcass in question was probably a shark, based on their knowledge of basking shark decay, and similar "sea serpent" carcass incidents of the past.
		As recounted by renowned cryptozoologist Bernard Heuvelmans (1968), over a dozen supposed "sea serpent" carcasses of years past were later shown to be definite or probable shark carcasses--in most cases basking sharks.
	www.paleo.cc /paluxy/plesios.htm (6707 words)

	Sea Monster Quest, searching the oceans worldwide, hunting for the giant sea monster.
		Sea Monster Quest is an organization dedicated to discovering the wonders of the oceans worldwide.
		We believe that these creatures exist, like the giant Sea Serpent described by Daedalus in 1850, a similar creature described by a German U-boat Captain, or the giant 150 foot Megalodon that 5 fisherman in New Zealand sighted.
		During our Sea Monster Quest, we will seek out these awesome creatures, will document them, photograph them, study their habits.
	www.seamonsterquest.com (341 words)

	Library - World Mission Society Church of God
		The origin of this name comes from a hebrew word "Rah'-hab," with a meaning of "blusterer, storm, and arrogance." The sea monster "Rahab" symbolizes Egypt, which caught the Israelites as slaves and was punished through the ten plagues.
		If a mad sea monster sits still, doing nothing, it means that she has lost her power to intimidate or help other countries.
		A hebrew word "Tanin" is translated as a "serpent, dragon, and monster." Context-wise, God compared the Egyptian ruler Pharaoh's being surrendered to the dragon's being pierced.
	english.watv.org /library/content.asp?idx=19&page=1&mode=1 (472 words)

	The Shadowlands Sea Serpent page
		Isn't it safe to assume that since creatures are discovered or rediscovered all the time, these sea serpents and lake monsters are just waiting their turn to be identified properly.......
		The Monster is described as a surface dwelling, oceanic looking animal with smooth gray skin, a large mouth, and a long bone projecting from its head.
		Various witnesses have estimated the length to be between 6 and 50 feet and it is said to be brown, fl, or green in colour.
	theshadowlands.net /serpent.htm (8758 words)

	YouTube - Caspian Sea Monster
		The name Caspian Sea Monster was given by US intelligence operatives who had spotted the huge vehicle, which looked like an airplane with the outer halves of the wings removed.
		After the end of the Cold War, the "monster" was revealed to be one of several Soviet military designs meant to fly only a few meters above water, saving energy and staying below enemy radar.
		The KM, as the Caspian Sea Monster was known in the top secret Soviet military development program, was over 100 m long (330 ft), weighed 540 tonnes fully loaded, and could travel over 400 km/h (250 mi/h), mere meters above the surface of the water.
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=IgtaeRZjWNc (837 words)

	Loch Ness Monster Sea Monsters Nautical Myths Superstitions Books Reference Information Loch Ness DVD Nessie Video
		The Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, the Abominable Snowman -- these are the names of the elusive beasts that have caught the eye and captured the imaginations of people around the world for centuries.
		Recently, tales of these "monsters" have been corroborated by an increase in sightings, and out of these legends a new science has been born: cryptozoology -- the study of hidden animals.
		Join NOVA for an all-out investigation of the mystery as MIT-trained investigators scour the loch with sophisticated sonar, biologists and geologists explore whether a new species may still await discovery in Britain's largest lake, and the most famous photo of Nessie is put to the test.
	www.walterswebs.com /we101.htm (626 words)

	Sylvia Lake Sea Monster
		The spectators sway that while they are not sure they think they saw six legs when the serpent dived into the water, frightened by their approach.
		Its face is covered with what appears to be light brown hair in the form of whiskers from the lower chin and jaws...
		Tales of a sea monsters in the lake might have arisen because of the incredible depth of Sylvia Lake.
	www.sylvialake.org /seamonster.html (331 words)

	YouTube - KM Caspian Sea Monster ekranoplane
		The KM 'Caspian Sea Monster' from JSC R.E. Alexeiev Central Hydrofoil Design Bureau is the largest WIG craft ever built.
		In December of 1980 the KM (the 'Monster' with the chevron-shaped tail stabilizers) crashed in the Caspian Sea during take off.
		The Americans who saw the secret KM on sattelite photo's named it the Caspian Sea Monster (or Casp A).
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=JE0H-NFupqY (938 words)

	Sea-Monster or Shark: An Alleged Plesiosaur Carcass
		These include (but are not limited to), the famous "Stronsa Beast" of Orkney Islands, England (1808), the Raritan Bay carcass of New Jersey (1822), the Henry Island, British Columbia carcass (1934) and the Querqueville monster, France, also in 1934.
		In 1970 another supposed "monster" washed up at Scituate, Massachusetts.
		In 1996 yet another supposed sea serpent was stranded on Block Island, RI.
	www.talkorigins.org /faqs/paluxy/plesios.html (6515 words)

	I am Being Eaten by a Sea Monster
		I am Being Eaten by a Sea Monster
		A freak wave came along tand made all the people on your boat fall into the sea.
		You are the only one left on the board and now it is upto to save them from sea monsters.
	www.flashgamecodes.com /game/11145/I-am-Being-Eaten-by-a-Sea-Monster.html (61 words)

	Russian Aviation Page: Ekranoplans (WIGs) - bold and beautiful
		"Caspian Sea Monsters" are WIGs (wing in the ground effect) vehicles designed by a number of Soviet experimental design bureaus.
		The WIG vehicles take advantage of an additional lift provided by cushion of dense air trapped between large wing of the craft and the surface.
		I obtained permission to cross the rope barrier and do a complete walk-around of the aircraft so I managed to get some shots of the rear end before I was shooed away by the museum staff.
	aeroweb.lucia.it /~agretch/RAFAQ/WIG.html (1515 words)

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