Final Friday Top Five!
Top Five Mythical Sea Beasts 1. Bloop The bloop. Photo: Wikipedia Ok, so this first one is not an actual beast, but for a time it was believed it could be. In 1997, NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) discovered an ultra-low frequency. It was powerful and mysterious. No one knew where it came from or what could have caused it. It could be a beast! It was a modern mystery, which I think is fab. It is brilliant that there is still so much we haven't discovered about our oceans. Having a little mystery and fantasy alive in the world is fun. This mystery may have been solved though. While the low frequency bloop may be consistent with a marine creature, it is more likely to have been an icequake inside an iceberg. Still, it was interesting enough to include in my list. 4. Cetus The Cetus constellation. Photo: Wikipedia Cetus is a sea monster from Greek Mythology. The word "cetus" could mean big fish, shark or just general...