Is there a water monster in the sea, and what is the difference between a sea monster and a water mo

There is no in real life, which is human about the unknownMarine lifeA collective term.

In fact, all marine life, they need oxygen to survive, the thinner the air to the bottom of the seabed, the thinner it is, they can't survive, if there are giant sea creatures, they also need oxygen, and it is inevitable to float to the surface.

Water monsters (or "sea monsters", specifically referring to water monsters in the ocean) refer to myths, legends, and unknown creatures that live in water.

Water monsters come in a variety of forms, such as dragons.

Sea snakes, monsters with many hands, etc. Scientists believe that at a depth of about 1,000 meters in the sea, there are many large unknown creatures with a body length of about 18-20 meters. It is also believed to be from the time of the dinosaurs.

Creatures like plesiosaurs that survived.

Since the 13th century, legend has it that there is a huge monster called Kraken in the deep waters of the Norwegian Sea.

It only rises to the surface of the water occasionally, and when it doesn't move, it resembles an island, and when it moves, it causes huge waves that overturn the boat, and sometimes it grabs the whole boat.

"Kraken" refers to the giant octopus, which appears in various legends and science fiction works, such as "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" by Verheng Jane Shenna

is no exception.

It is true that there are huge cephalopods in the deep sea, including octopuses and squids, but so far, the largest squid found is 14 meters long, and the largest octopus is only 7 meters long, which is far from the legend of the "Kraken".

Of course, most myths and legends are far-fetched, such as Iceland.

Rapids and bubbles caused by sudden submarine volcanic activity are also said to be "sea monsters"; Some of the giant sea monsters that are "seen" are actually whales.

of corpses or floating piles of seaweed.

Sea monsters and water monsters are distinguished from the boundaries of the earth.

A sea monster is a name for a creature in the sea that is not yet known to humans.

Water monsters are unknown creatures in the inland, rivers and lakes.

About the water monster: basically conjecture, nonsense.

1.There is no conclusive evidence about the "Loch Ness Monster" and "Tianchi Monster". Some of the so-called "witnesses" were insane, some were "to". The scenic spot needs to be hung with some mysterious elements to maintain the heat, so as to attract tourists to come and see.

2.Take the theory of biology to explain that "if you want to keep a population from extinct, you need to have a minimum number". Some species on the earth have a critical population number whether they are extinct or not, and the reproduction of organisms below this number is "inbreeding", and there will be various problems of genetic defects.

Above this number, there will be no "consanguineous marriage", there is no fear of natural selection, the population can evolve, and the population can continue to continue.

Excuse me, is the water monster family vegetatively reproduced? If it is sexually reproduced, their population is not too low. So why hasn't humanity discovered it yet?

About Sea Monsters: Need to be in awe of the unknown.

Seventy percent of the planet is ocean, and the areas of human activity are only the seas and shallow seas near the continents. The pressure in the deep sea is high, it is also dark, and there are many unknown creatures. Just put some sea monsters**, this is just the tip of the iceberg, this is real evidence.

How to say it! If you define a water monster as what people generally think of as being hungry"Monsters"The answer is no!

According to my understanding, most of the above water monsters are caused by people's visual errors! Others believe that it is an unidentified creature that has not been discovered.

In short, if you believe it, you don't believe it!

There are no water monsters at all, they are all deceptive.

What is a water monster, as long as it exists, it is not a monster, is Loch Ness a water monster? It's a creature we haven't discovered, right?

There are a lot of creatures in the sea that go undetected.

Creatures that people don't know about are called monsters.