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The 19th Century: When Sea Serpents Ruled the Oceans...Almost...

Sea serpents have been seen in numerous, varied areas of our world . It’s rare, however, that they are seen more than ....

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Brazil's Monsters: There's More Than a Few of Them!

On January 18, 1875, the Pauline ship was sailing twenty miles off Cape Rogue, on the northeastern side of Brazil , when, ....

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One of the Most Fantastic of All Sea Serpent Encounters

On January 18, 1875, the Pauline was sailing twenty miles off Cape Rogue, on the northeastern side of Brazil, when, at around 11:00 a.m., something remarkable occurred, as George Drevar, the master of the Pauline, made abundantly clear, in a carefully prepared report. It’s a fascinating, historical document that deserves to be presented in its. Read more » ....

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