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| - The Sea Monster is an aquatic creature in the Goosebumps book Deep Trouble.
- A huge sea monster lives in the ocean near Harpies' Island and doesn't like to be bothered by passing boats. Sea monsters also are said to live near the Green Isles. Technically there are many types of sea monsters but this is one of the largest. Others include the sea serpents and great squid.
- Sea monster was a term used to describe fearsome aquatic creatures.
- The Sea Monster is a cut enemy from Crash Twinsanity that appears only in concept art. It is colored yellow and has a head that looks like a dragon's.
- A Sea Monster is a sea creature that doesn't exist in real life. It only appears in Season 2. There are some sea creature similar Sea Monsters, like the Giant Fish from Lakes and the Giant Squid from Car Wash.
- In Florida, Gene Sowerwine spotted a strange animal with the skin color of a manetee, but had a trident-shaped fluke. This description matches the sea monsters of marine legend. He was lucky that he shot 40 hours of footage of the creature. One scientist says it is an extinct species called a Caribbean Monk Seal. Another scientist says it is a manetee with a chopped up fluke.
- The sea monster is an NPC creature that can be found in The Sims 4: Get Together. It is noted as a mythological creature, although it can be sighted throughout the waters of Windenburg.
- Unnamed, unusual beasts of the sea. Sea Monster2007 film Seamonster_game.png| Sea MonsterTMNT (GBA) 9h6DPRw.png| Sea Monster2012 series
- Sea Monster is a mission in Free Ride Extreme. It can be started at the northwestern corner of the Square in Chinatown. The objective is to drive to the beach in Down Town, next to the Rainbow Garden Restaurant. There, the player has to shoot the lock on the chains of a scarcely dressed woman, presumably with a S&W Model 27 Magnum provided at the starting point. Meanwhile, a sea monster will rise up from the sea and try to eat the woman. As soon as she is free, the monster will slowly return into the sea. After you've completed this subquest, a bonus car (HotRod) will appear in front of the Rainbow Garden.
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- Sea Monster (海坊主 Umibōzu?) is the fiftieth episode of Uchuu Keiji Sharivan.
- Sea monsters are sea-dwelling mythical or legendary creatures, often believed to be of immense size.
- Sea monsters appear in the activity section "Seafood Surprise!" in The Real Ghostbusters Magazine Spring 1990.
- The Sea Monster was shortly seen in Kenny and the Lost World 2' and it serves as an antagonist.
* When Kenny, Lane, Carl, and Wilson arrive at the swamp with the others, Helstrom attempts to escape the lifeboat but the plesiosaur like creature was seen as it grabbed Helstrom (Colin Hanks or Kyle Chandler) in its Walrus tusks.
* It is in the ocean again as Ian guns it down, and Helstrom goes to the Roanoke funeral with Mike, Herb, Ben Hayes, Choy, and Lumpy as the others go to Party City in Roanoke , Virginia.
- A Sea Monster is a type of reptilian-like creature currently living in the sea. They are usually big and they care for each other and get worried when they can not find another sea monster. They don't attack penguins (as revealed in Shadow Guy and Gamma Gal: Heroes Unite!).
- File:Risen3 logo.png Nature: Climate: Game(s): Sea monsters are large creatures originally from waters beyond the Southern Seas. They have recently been driven north and occasionally attack specific ships, as if they know who commands the ship. SPOILERS FOLLOW
- Sea monsters are a class of monsters. They live in water:
* ; jellyfish
* ; piranha
* ; shark
* ; giant eel
* ; electric eel
* ; kraken The eels and kraken can pull you into the water, which can drown you very quickly, unless you have magical breathing, or are wearing a noncursed greased cloak or an oilskin cloak, in which case they cannot grab you. Some people use the NetHack options file to replace the ; character with another, more readable one (such as 7) as a way to better distinguish a dangerous class of monsters from the water symbol.
- Sea Monsters are one aspect of Atlantis outposts and come in three different varieties: The 'double forward' maneuver of Triketos and Gorgonyx monsters differs from the similar move available to ordinary ships in two ways: firstly, it will push any ship type, even a Grand Frigate (or monsters of higher class including Archelons); and secondly, the monster will not take ram damage if it uses its double forward. All sea monster encounters are sinking.
- Since ancient times, some cultures have had a superstitious fear of the ocean. It was vast and almost completely unknown. It could smash any ship man dared float on it, or sweep it away, never to be heard of again. Oh, and there may have been gigantic monsters in it. Until recent centuries many sea charts were illustrated with mythical and fearsome sea-creatures in unexplored regions, and even today the weirdest creatures on Earth are to be found beneath the waves, and we're still finding more. Some of them are pretty enormous, too (though they're not the most dangerous things down there).
- The Sea Monsters are a genetic Grendel breed made by Grendel Man. There are both C2 and C3/DS versions. The name may make them sound aggressive, but neither breed is a true beast.
* The C2 version is amphibious. Their color is enhanced from the base genome, so they are typically brighter than the surrounding aquatic creatures. The strangest thing about them is they practically never sleep. They use the sprites of Bulbous Grendels and MerNorns. At one time, due to a crash, the C2 sea monsters were lost. But Grendel Man remade them, and gave them Scorpio Norn arms. This version never saw a public release.
* The C3/DS version is also amphibious, but has no tendency to stay in the water. They also have instincts to eat critters. They crawl on all fours all of their lives, too. They are
- Sea monster accounts are found in virtually all cultures that have contact with the sea. For example, Avienus relates of Carthaginian explorer Himilco's voyage "...there monsters of the deep, and beasts swim amid the slow and sluggishly crawling ships." (lines 117-29 of Ora Maritima). Sir Humphrey Gilbert claimed to have encountered a lion-like monster with "glaring eyes" on his return voyage after formally claiming St. John's, Newfoundland (1583) for England. Another account of an encounter with a sea monster comes from July 1734. Hans Egede, a Dano-Norwegian missionary, reported that on a voyage to Gothaab/Nuuk on the western coast of Greenland he observed:
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