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The ocean has always captured mankind's imagination, but where some saw endless potential

for travel, trade and exploration,

others could only imagine what untold terrors might be lurking in its depths.

Any sailor, modern or ancient, would tell you that the sea is not only a natural force, but a supernatural one.

As more people begin to confront the thousands of first-hand

accounts of mysterious terror at sea, it becomes clear that there are things above and

below the waves that may never be explained. The

The The

The Beneath the ocean's glittering surface lies an alien world, one of crushing darkness, impossible pressure, and creatures unlike anything found on land. In ancient mythology, the sea was

considered no different in the weather or the seasons, a primordial, unstoppable force that gave and took

on its own unforgiving terms. To the Mesopotamians, it was the domain of Teamot, an ancient sea goddess serving as the embodiment of chaos and creation.

To the Norse and Celts, it was a realm of monsters, demons and serpents.

Despite countless technological advancements, the deep sea remains largely unexplored.

Its mysteries hidden beneath thousands of meters of water.

It is no wonder then that the ocean has inspired some of the most chilling stories ever told.

From the colossal tentacles of the Cracken to strange lights above and beneath the waves and ghostly ships that wonder the high seas without a crew, the ocean has long been the birthplace of folklore and fear.

Indeed, for centuries, ancient maps described uncharted oceans and seas with the phrase, here be monsters, accompanied by drawings

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