Drevar's Leviathan: A True & Terrifying Encounter with a Monstrous Sea Serpent | Documentary

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In this gripping documentary, we explore the sensational claims of Captain George Drevar, a sailor who supposedly encountered a gigantic sea serpent in 1875 while aboard his ship the Pauline, some 20 miles from Cape São Roque, Brazil. Remembered as a classic case of maritime cryptozoology, Drevar's legendary monster sighting impacted 19th century society to such an extent that he was forced to defend himself, and his claims, in court. He asserted he'd seen the Leviathan of myth... others asserted he was a madman. Today we explore the details of this fantastical paranormal case and consider what the enigmatic creature Drevar encountered might have been.
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[@TheParanormalScholar]

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[@Ryo7_7]

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[@mcfcguvnors]

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[@tmr4342]

@@mcfcguvnors I'm not much of a gamer but Mrs. Rowton's game sounded better

[@cgh1060]

Ouch.. Every time you said "Scotchman" i had to cringe. That would imply Scottish people drink scotch, the correct term would be Scotsman.

[@WarriorofChrist87]

Nope.....it was a sea serpent. WHITE STRIPE.

[@hatuletoh]

I have a much lower degree of skepticism when it comes to stories involving the oceans than I would for those in other environments. Mostly because our knowledge of the oceans is so limited, but also because the men (and now women) who make their livings out there become experts on the environment, and are especially attuned to anything anomalous, since any weirdness on the water can be dangerous. And if you speak to anyone who has spent their life sailing, they always have at least one story about something they didn't understand and couldn't explain. Whether it's creatures or craft or lights or sounds--professional sea-goers invariably have experienced some strangeness. So a giant, whale-killing sea serpent doesn't sound all that improbable to me. After all, giant squid were entirely mythological until some large squid beaks were documented in the 19th century, and it wasnt until the 21st century that we actually captured photos of a live one.

[@juliehobbs665]

I was very excited when I received the notification for this video! Interesting, as usual... thank you! I was, however, a little perplexed that you didn't at least mention the fact that Giant/Colossal Squid is a now well-known favorite meal of Sperm Whales and surely could account for at least some of these sea serpent anecdotes told by extremely experienced sailors. It would make sense that witnessing a large whale battling to subdue, kill, and then eat a similarly large squid would be difficult for any onlookers (now or then) to decipher who was the prey and who was the predator. We've only proven these gargantuan squid's existence in the 21st century, and still, we have extremely little knowledge of how large they can get or if the largest among them are capable of predating on large sperm whales. So it seems to reason their 2 long tentacles and 8 arms could be seen as one entity. Making it difficult to differentiate if they are viewing one very long creature wrapped many times or many appendages attached to a single creature that is attempting to defend itself; or possibly even being the aggressor. Either way, it's very intriguing to ponder! What a curiously beautiful world we live in 🦑 🐋 💙

[@sirussid3671]

The Serpent emerges frequently in Norse mythology. Jörmungandr was a Sea Serpent so big that it circled the world and would be misidentified by sailors as a landmass. Tales have been told of Saint Olaf in 1028 AD slaying a Sea Serpent in Valldal, Norway. The sightings and tales throughout history have tended to occur off the coast of Norway and Greenland.🤷🐍

[@markhenryramsey9132]

Another flawless, captivating, and beautifully balanced investigation.

[@ricanhavoc9965]

How fun was this to research? I love the mystery of the sea❤

[@sulumsphony66]

There actually exists a fascinating and extensive history of large serpentine sea creature sightings, many stemming from the Nordic regions of the ocean circa the beginning of the 20th century. Though throughout maritime history these sightings span across centuries all over the globe, as often seen in ancient/old oceanic charts and maps.

[@theredknight9314]

Every video is so exciting and interesting. Love your content ❤️

[@pucmahone3893]

There are so many unsolved mysteries out there, that I believe everyone of them must not be dismissed just because it seems impossible.

[@mariameere5807]

I have missed you and your amazing channel but I still have not seen all of your content as some of it is so real as someone who has had a NDE, I know it’s real and I don’t want to attract certain things into my experience! I am however absolutely fascinating by it ALL so I don’t watch other channels like this one! It’s my guilty pleasure! Plus a lot of the content is scary just natural like spiritual experiences and what some call supernatural, I call natural! Thank you so much Laura! Brightest of blessings! 🌷🪷🌷

[@nancyM1313]

How lovely to get a story this Sunday afternoon. Thanks a bunch. Good to see you again. 🌊🦕🦖🌊

[@TheParanormalScholar]

You are very welcome, Nancy. Lovely to see you. Thank you.

[@nomanmcshmoo8640]

Oooh, I was so stoked to watch this but the back ground music is TERRIBLY loud. It's washing out your voice which, if I may be so bold, is one of the reasons I love your channel.

[@twodogsbob1786]

Yes, I thought the same....no disrespect intended....I just love Laura's voice. The music is good. But a little loud.

[@bignelly9476]

While I do agree with the trailing debris. Another for the potential explanation for a serpent being wrapped around the whale, it is possible for it also being a large Cephalopod like a Giant squid or giant pacific octopus latched on to the giant predator. The report of the Whale jumping out of the water with the “monster” still attached could be the whale taking the large cephalopod for the ride of its life trying to shake it off.

[@davidlancaster8152]

There are things in the sea that haven't been discovered. We know more about the moon than the underseas. Thanks Laura for a facinating saga.

[@libertycowboy2495]

New PS video! Must watch now! Love this channel. ❤

[@TheParanormalScholar]

Thank you! I hope you enjoy!

[@tristanmcdaniel9281]

Would it be possible to get a video on the Kelly Hopkinsville Goblin incident? Thank you for all your hard work, it's very appreciated. Please keep at it

[@IWasaTeenageTeenWolf]

The Flatwoods Monster is another good one! Similar creatures are still being seen in the 2000's in areas like Mexico where they're described as floating witches wearing bonnets. Plus the area of the original encounter is still radioactive, if I recall.

[@tristanmcdaniel9281]

@@IWasaTeenageTeenWolf the Flatwoods Monster has always been really interesting to me as well. The lesser known cases are sometimes the most curious.

[@Buster_Piles]

@I Was a Teenage TeenWolf really think it was a pissed-off owl. The Kelly-Hopkinsville goblins too. Owls can look really odd. Just googling "owl alien" brings up some interesting images. 🤔

[@IWasaTeenageTeenWolf]

@Anytime Baby! I have heard the barn owl comparison before! Though around the same time in s neighboring town to Flatwoods there was a witness that saw something like a floating lizard or slug that resembles the Flatwoods Monster. So if there's any correlation, it might be something that was running around naked.

[@Buster_Piles]

@I Was a Teenage TeenWolf it still makes a great story though.

[@KitKat_293]

the story of the serpent swimming up to the ship as if mistaking it for a potential mate because of the boats size and paint pattern feels like such a distinctly real and believable animal behavior. that part of the account was so compelling, so familiar. it sounds so much like any other wild animal with its instinctual behaviors and ecological niche. i'm sure the stories of sea serpents attacking ships and wrapping its tentacles around it stems from the animal mistaking the vessel for a sperm whale. exactly like how surfers are often attacked by sharks that mistake them for seals. in some cases the serpent might even give up once realizing the thing is made of wood but by then the ship is damaged enough to sink, in other cases survived to tell the tale. it all checks out well with other human encounters with sea life. I don't really doubt the captain at all!

[@darrenmaguire2979]

I love this channel and the way Laura tells the story 👍♥️🇮🇪

[@NEANOR1]

Most enjoyable thank you.

[@williamsoltes1658]

In the Jules Verne classic "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", Captain Nemo's magnificent submarine the "Nautalis" was originally confused as a enormous cryptic sea monster. Although this great novel was a work of science fiction, and has nothing to do with the paranormal, could you somehow make reference to this in one of your future sea monster episodes? Many, many scholars have read this phenomenal work of great literature (as should you), and reflects the common mariner mindset of the late 18oo's. (I love your stories, and especially the way that you tell them!)

[@HyperActive7]

Well, everyone at some point thinks there is a Loch Ness Monster until proof of otherwise is proven because if sea serpents of this size existed past the prehistoric age, don't you think alot of ships of the day would be sunken with their crew a declassee of said monster's diet?

[@thedoruk6324]

Another spectacular upload! If anyone interested in more sea mysteries I highly recommend checking out the uss Trepang ufo picture or ocean ufos; unexplained abyssal fish of mariana trench, as well as the rather unknown lusca cryptid and blue hole dissappearances

[@King_Flippy_Nips]

its called a lusca, its a half shark half octopus crypid from the carribean.

[@thedoruk6324]

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[@petebest22]

Simply love your channel Laura 👏😊 , keep up the good work 👏

[@MeRia035]

To me it's not a far stretch of the imagination that such large creatures are still alive. Down in the waters depths, the silty mud floor, they most likely could have survived the ice age. I find it beyond silly & laughable that any human thinks they know everything about anything. Thank you all @paranormalscholar for sharing this subject ❤

[@terrellrussel2833]

No one is saying they know everything by applying skepticism to a story like this. What is silly is constantly applying a god of the gaps like fallacy to explain how an unbelievable creature could exist and is the biblical levitation.

[@mjack1935]

nonono, it is not about knowing everything, but likeliness, .. and that is close to null

[@Indigo_moon]

This is fascinating! Thank you for sharing the story.

[@poppabearskitchen1769]

Thank you for the wonderful story, your efforts are appreciated. Be safe and be well.

[@BebopBandicoot777]

"The ocean... is fucking horrifying." -Nexpo

[@lestersmith7]

Really enjoyed this, thanks Laura!

[@lhasaroadrat9374]

Forget Nessie- This thing was REALLY scary!

[@Truecrimekid]

Great video I love making cryptic and ghost stories aswell well done 👏 😊

[@jerrypickles-qr9yv]

Interesting. Always love to listen to your content. Thanks 🙏

[@toddsummerwind]

Given the vastness of the oceans, they could very well harbor un-discovered creatures of huge size.

[@Everett-eh4nn]

Truly enjoying this channel. Very good stuff. Great job

[@Smokeone44]

"My name is Laura, and you're are watching The Paranormal scholar "

[@cindysuebunch]

You tell a wonderful tale every time.❤ty

[@Pleiades-111]

Great to see you again, Laura. I'm always so happy to see an upload notification from your channel.

[@raymondwilliams2609]

Definitely one of the best channels that KZbin is lucky to have. Laura and Eric: massive respect. ❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹

[@EaglesAndStandard]

Me Lady is back 🎉 This channel slaps hard 😎💯

[@dougaldouglas8842]

The world is more than we can comprehend. Those who dismiss stories, out of hand, learn nothing of the fascinating world that we live in, a living world, dead to the minds of those who refuse to see, and refusing to see become blind through their own ignorance. Have you seen David Paulides Missing 411 The Hunted?

[@markwaldenberger8412]

What I find interesting about this story relates to a video that was captured and posted here on KZbin and has been shown on numerous paranormal channels. A couple down in Florida were just enjoying the day floating along in their boat when they saw something in the water that they described as looking "like a telephone pole". The "thing" was black and white or so it appeared in the video and it was believed to be attacking manatees in the area by coiling around them. The couple captured one attack where the "thing" appeared to wrap itself around one manatee. The couple did not know what it was but immediately opted to get out of the area. I wonder if this might be related to this story? Here is the link to that video kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZvTZJp5g956q9k

[@johnoneil9188]

Am I the only one who thinks Drevar looks like Mel Gibson in that one picture?

[@DragynryderMW]

While I am not convinced that sea serpents existed as late as the 1800, I am less convinced so many were entangled nets and equipment around known animals.

[@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319]

You've come back! 😻😻😻

[@ameliorationstation7081]

Can never make it through one of her videos. Within 5 minutes the cadence and her timbre make me spellbound. Within 10 I am fully intoxicated. 15 minutes later sleeping.

[@coastcity7029]

This was an awesome story 👍😎

[@hoibsh21]

I thought the whale was trying to fight off a giant squid which are often mistaken for sea serpents, as well as the oarfish.

[@samhianblackmoon]

Love those uploads ❤

[@dgonthehill]

there you are, wondering where you been, ty for video, great channel

[@Stingray-ly2om]

They should make a movie about this guy.

[@vikingskuld]

Great job on this video thank you so very much.

[@johnevans4867]

Thanks!

[@TheParanormalScholar]

Thank you very much, John! Best wishes to you and yours.

[@OomaGooma]

This looks to be interesting. Starting watching now.

[@alancollins9787]

Brilliant channel 👍👍👍

[@indridcold8433]

We must all realise, in the years of sailing ships, ships moved about in silence. Only the movement of the actual crew was the sound produced by these ships. Today, ships have enormous diesel engines, sonar, radar, air conditioning, heaters, generators, electic pumps, freezers, and much more. The good captain mentioned that the sea serpent seem to have a reasoning of sorts. If this is true, the creature would definitely avoid all that horrible noise coming from modern ships. Almost the entirety of the ocean is unexplored. What can be here? (By the way, is Paralaura more beautiful than usual? It seems that way to me.)

[@danrooc]

VERY CLASSY AND GOOD TASTE NARRATION. 👌👍

[@MrAnon4700]

LOL the opening clip for an 1875 sailboat shows a little motorboat riding beside it.

[@terryburrell2783]

He saw what he saw, as did the crew. Giant sea creatures do exist and some could be described as serpentlike.

[@Alwaysgrim]

There's been so many species that have gone extinct it wouldn't surprise me.

[@hereticsaint100]

Could be the hunting tentacles of a giant squid. They and whales are known to fight.

[@trajanfidelis1532]

Here be sea serpent.

[@tmr4342]

Maybe it could've been a genus of Oarfish?🦇

[@MrTodfoulk]

GREAT CHANNEL!

[@timhouston4470]

Captain Drevar died a skippy. He adopted Australia, we have sea serpents.

[@franciscofernandez5034]

Glad to see you ❤

[@SweetUniverse]

I'd become a landlubber after that one! ✌✌

[@kenbattor6350]

At first, I didn't remember this story. I do remember the sketch. The captain does seem to have hurt his own cause

[@erroneous6947]

Imo most “sea monster” sightings can be attributed to giant squid. I also acknowledge that the once and are poorly explored and understood even today.

[@erroneous6947]

Ocean. Stupid phone.

[@dareka9425]

He's the typical Hollywood movie survivor who everyone thought as a crazy old kook screaming about monsters and inventing crazy prepper contraptions. I wonder if one of his life saving devices is actually a monster-killing weapon.

[@finlay9616]

Like, honestly... Not surprised an Irish dude didn't get his due recognition. The UK being the UK and all

[@mariameere5807]

From an Irish chick living in London is the background music louder than usual or is it just moi?!

[@jamesfaircloth8588]

Whatever anyone believes we know more about the moon than our own oceans and thats true class video as usual laura

[@Jess-kz3zf]

What’s silly to me is that people think they can say whether or not something exists in our oceans! With how little of it has been explored it just seems rather cocky to say “no that doesn’t exist and you’re nuts” .. ✌️😁

[@dravenocklost4253]

If these things were done in order, it sounds like he was gaslit and lied about by the newspapers and people,and went mad for a while because of it. I believe the first two times he really did see something.

[@robertgee4540]

You are breathtaking. Your voice is dulcet and lyrical.

[@stevenfunderburg1623]

Good work, Paranormal Scholar👍 This case is far more compelling and interesting than several other better known cases (including the WW1 German U-boat case) and I am a little embarrassed that I haven't heard of it. The AI generated thumbnail art is completely lame however 😉

[@solarprophet5439]

Bear in mind that up until fairly recently, giant and colossal squid were considered the stuff of make-believe, fevered tales told by drunken sailors driven half mad by weeks or months at sea. And yet, we now know they do indeed exist. Who knows what else lives in those briny depths where not even our most advanced cameras and vehicles can go? What wonders and horrors lay beneath the waves we so foolishly believe we have mastery over? A part of me wants to know, but another prays I never will.

[@Jim-Mc]

Yeah I wouldn't be surprised if a huge marine reptile doesn't turn up one day. It's too well attested and unlike a lot here, I think people in the past knew what a snake looked like.

[@ThanJona-kt9cb]

The HEUVELMANS system is a system of categorising sea serpent sightings. It was developed by Bernard Heuvelmans in 1967. After examining 587 sightings from 1639 to 1966, Heuvelmans concluded that there were at least nine major types of unknown animals involved. These nine Heuvelmans types are: 1. the long-necked (long necked seal, long necked sea serpent, great sea horse, water horse, plesiosaur, plesioturtle, pinniped) - cosmopolitan 2. merhorse (water horse, great sea horse, maner, probably long necked seal) - atlantic & pacific oceans 3. many-humped (many coiled, classic sea serpent, many humped sea serpent, probably cetacean) - north atlantic ocean 4. many-finned (great sea centipede, segmented sea serpent, multi finned sea serpent, multi limbed sea serpent, probably cetacean centipede) - tropical & subtropical waters 5. super-otter (long necked and long tailed giant otter, probably primordial cetacean) - norwegian & barents sea 6. super-eel (classic sea serpent, eel like sea serpent, sail finned sea serpent, mega eel, titanoconger, frilled shark, oarfish) - cosmopolitan 7. marine saurian (giant marine crocodylomorphs, whale eater, pliosaur, mosasaur, protocetid) - tropical & subtropical waters 8. father of all the turtles (carapaced sea serpent, giant turtles) - atlantic ocean & caribbean sea 9. yellow belly (mega eel, possibly shark or amphibian, resembles an enormous yellow tadpole 60 to 100 ft long) - pacific & indian oceans

[@ThanJona-kt9cb]

3:36 Egede's sea serpent, according to Heuvelmans, is a 'super otter' type in the Heuvelmans System.

[@underfire987]

Great reporting here theirs so much more to this world so many things we are not being told the honest truth about

[@obiwanceleri]

I really hate the contemptuous tone of some debunkers. Instead of a religious fervor they are very often obsessed with their own public image and use their debunking exploits to earn brownie points with other like minded naysayers.

[@obiwanceleri]

The universe is not quite as linear as we think it is. Case in point, about 20 years ago I had a friend over on a windy October day. That friend was a mathematician and prided himself in being a purely rational being. So we're having supper and I get the strong urge to taunt him and tell him my house was haunted (it was). He had a knee-jerk reaction and said "There's no such thing as ghosts!". He wasn't finished saying "ghosts" when the seat on the toilet bowl (on the second floor) came crashing down loudly. The timing was PERFECT. My friend not only turned completely white but he quickly ate his pizza and drove away ;)

[@CaptainChainsaw2]

Scotchman? You mean Scotsman? :-)

[@jackierobinson6388]

Yup. As a Scotsman pointed out to myself, scotch is something you drink.

[@Yiannis2112]

Very good on all aspects like articulation, punctuation, pace, but to me the music and backround audio in general, is quite loud. I don't mind it's there, but I think its too loud and distracting.

[@susanmctavish6639]

There is a video off of Florida 2013 that seems to show a giant serpent body attacking a manatee.

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

Excellent content as always, may I inquire what type of pendant are you wearing I like it even though I can't see it properly. Always in good taste.

[@ryanlewis7516]

Most Haunted vibes

[@feelyoung79]

Interesting that the young men in florida that were also attacked by a sea serpent not long ago which only left one survivor could be a similar creature.

[@randybaumery5090]

I don't doubt it. The Ocean is too vast, and unexplored.

[@seanbovaird]

I don't know I've seen things out in the Atlantic on the trawlers but it's only the water playing tricks on your eyes. One night all the stars where out and reflecting off the sea and it was a very calm night and I could swear that I saw a red Massey Ferguson tractor floating in the water 😅

[@williamrobinson8151]

Could i ask which picture generator you use for your videos? Thankyou.

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[@DemonixGamer]

This is very much possibly an animal from the deep sea because we have scarcely scratched the surface, and besides, much stranger things have happened...

[@markportwood4045]

No disrespect but the music is overpowering at that volume, it’s not background music.

[@franciscofernandez5034]

Your dictation is impeccable, 👌🏽 my respect and admiration to you Laura as always 🌺

[@antihero8603]

Nice.

[@Inlinetodie]

I like how people speculate about people's recounts, especially when people hundreds to thousands of years ago, were more developed in drawing and illustrating than anyone who exists today, take a look at images drawn, sculpted and inscription 16 000 years ago, you think those people spent all that time, making those things, out of imagination without any Infleuence?

[@buffalorick5598]

So what do you know of the Pensacola Florida case from 1962? This even has Loch Ness beat. McCleary went to his grave swearing it’s true!

[@elirien4264]

What about the other crew members who said they saw it?

[@lostmojo]

Is there any sort of mould in ships that gives hallucinations?

[@Lenape_Lady]

What kinda sea monster could fit into a glass specimen jar? Lol. I’d kill to see what creature was in the jar that he showed to the Judge/Cop/Prosecution. A sea snake? That would explain the “striped” one he caught as well.

[@danhattaway3513]

I have a hard time hearing anything from our beautiful narrator, because there is some very irritating background noise incessantly pounding on an old piano.

[@jerrynewberry2823]

A gigantic electric eel? Maybe. They seem to look like they are tightening loops around their prey. This would make the whale and it's nearby friends to "wail in agony" with electric shocks in the water....... Just a thought.

[@dgonthehill]

also in apocrypha, there is whole book of a dragon