A new genus of sea monster has just been officially identified, and it’s a palaeontological weirdo. The new species has been ...

Researchers uncovered one vertebra, and based on its size, they estimate the massive creature was at least 30 feet long when it roamed the shallow seas that covered the region roughly 66 million years ...

Experts and residents are struggling to determine what the remains are, with guesses ranging from everything from a relative of the Loch Ness Monster, a dinosaur or sea monster, or an oarfish.

When this spooky skeleton washed up on shore in Russia, locals and a few others further afield were convinced it was proof that sea monsters live in our oceans. Initial tests suggested the ...

When it was pulled from the mud along a creek they realized it was from a sea monster known as a mosasaur and the size of it shocked them. "This is a true, true sea monster," said James Starnes ...

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