• Reside only in fresh or salt water
• Spend most of their lives in freshwater lakes and streams, and will occasionally migrate to warmer waters when necessary.

• Is occasionally mistaken for masses of sea kelp or huge squid

• Featured on old maps in regions labeled "Here Be Dragons"
• This dragon may have originated with sightings of the Basilosaurus, a dinosaur with a long body, short neck and sharp teeth that occasionally surfaced near boats. Other sightings may have been long lines of porpoises that come up for air in a wave-like motion that resembles a serpent. Most common and consistent are sightings of giant squid since the body types, locations, and adversarial relationship with the whale - all of which are consistent with various sightings of sea serpents

• Loch Ness in Scotland.
• Leviathan

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