Are sea monsters real?

Are sea monsters real?

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  For many years, people have told stories and we have heard stories about sea monsters. Those stories describe their sight in every ocean and every lake. But are they real and do they exist???

  It is true that there are some scarcely looking animals living in the deep ocean, but they are wrongly called as sea monsters. And many monstrous looking creatures are also extinct. Although many of these stories might be not true at all, the dark and deep waters might hold some mysteries. 

What is "The Bloop"?

  The evidence to this is a famous incident called as "The Bloop." In 1997, scientists made a puzzling discovery. Underwater sensors picked very strange sounds. It seemed of a really huge animal. Scientists named the mystery as "The Bloop." No one really knew what the bloop was. This strange sounds had never been heard again. 

Are sea monsters real?

  This proves that there are many mysterious animals below the waters that are too rare and they are wrongly called as sea monsters. They might be Giant Squids, Sperm Whales or giant Octopuses. Yes, they are so big to be called as a sea monster. Giant Squids and Sperm Whales can grow up to 50 feet.

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  There is a famous Loch Ness monster which is considered to live in the Loch Ness (a freshwater loch) in Scotland. It looks much like a Plesiosaurus. But is it really a sea monster???

Conclusion:

  The answer to the question whether sea monsters exist is quite debatable. Are sea monsters real? It is a hard question to answer. We all know something was seen in the Gloucester Harbor. But was it really a Sea Serpent or something more weird? Was that some sort of squid? No one really knows the truth.

  The mystery lies within the seas. Until we can't fully explore the underwater world, we just don't have answers to these questions. Maybe it is just our fear that creates these sea monsters.

  Do you believe in sea monsters? Do you think such creatures exist? Let me know in the comments section below...

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