Subject heading
Sea monsters
25 books carry this heading. It is a source-library term, kept as recorded; related traditions and headings below are drawn from co-occurrence, not editorial judgment.
Related traditions
Related subjects
- Loch Ness monster11
- Cryptozoology5
- KRYPTOZOOLOGIE5
- Marine animals5
- Monsters5
- Folklore4
- Fiction3
- Juvenile fiction3
- Juvenile literature3
- Mythical Animals3
- Ungeheuer3
- Animals, Mythical2
- Cephalopoda2
- Fabeltiere2
- Meerestiere2
- Ness, loch (scotland)2
- Scotland, fiction2
- Sea stories2
- 0 Gesamtdarstellung1
- ABBILDUNGEN UND BILDWERKE (DOKUMENTENTYP)1
Books
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Abominable science!
Daniel Loxton, Donald R. Prothero, Daniel, Donald R, Michael Shermer
2013
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Sea monsters unmasked
Henry Lee, International Fisheries Exhibition
1883
Von Drachen, Yetis und Vampiren
Harald Gebhardt, Mario Ludwig, Monika Rössiger, Claus-Peter Lieckfeld
2004German
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The Sea Fairies
L. Frank Baum, John John Rea Neill
Date unknown
Monsters of the Sea
Richard Ellis
1991
The great sea-serpent
A. C. Oudemans
1892
In search of lake monsters
Peter Costello
1974
Loch Ness monster
Tim Dinsdale
1961
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Monsters of the sea
John Gibson
1887
The great orm of Loch Ness
F. W. Holiday
1968
The loch
Steve Alten
2005
Monsters of the deep
Nick Redfern
2021
The great sea-serpent controversy
Paul Lester
1984
The rival monster
Compton Mackenzie
1952
Nessie the Mannerless Monster
Ted Hughes
2011
The Loch Ness monster
Elwood D. Baumann
1972
The Water Horse
Dick King-Smith, David Parkins, Melissa A. Manwill, Nathaniel Parker
1992
Kryptydy
Eleanor Hawken
2026Polish
In the wake of Bernard Heuvelmans
Michael A. Woodley
2008
The Leviathans
Tim Dinsdale
1966
A true and perfect relation of the taking and destroying of a sea-monster
Francis Searson
1699
Letters from the Hon. David Humphreys, F. R. S. to the Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Banks ...
David Humphreys, Joseph Banks
1817
The kraken and the colossal octopus
Bernard Heuvelmans
2003
A Monstrous sea serpent, the largest ever seen in America, has just made its appearance in Gloucester Harbour, Cape Ann, and has been seen by hundreds of respectable citizens
1817