On today’s episode, we head for the high seas on the hunt for a variety of monstrous creatures lurking in the depths of the worlds oceans in the company of author Max Hawthorne.
Max discusses some of the incredible encounters and witnesses that experienced things that changed there lives all around the world. We’ve a series of terrifying incidents involving giant squid attacking a US Navy ship, boats and catamarans, giant octopi stalking the shallows and scaring fishermen witless, enormous turtles off the coast of Canada and much, much more.
After listening to Max, you may think twice about booking that cruise of a lifetime.
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C’mon guys. The largest known Octopus is the Giant Pacific Octopus. Although the largest caught had a tentacle 30 feet long this was a wild aberration. Their size has to be limited as they only live 5 years on average. I know it’s fun but I think Demetrius was pulling the author’s “tentacle” and ours in turn.
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