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Sea Serpents can be found in all major oceans and seas. The sizes and presumed breeds of Sea Serpent varies across the globe, but their general body structure argues for a common evolutionary ancestor with Dragons.
 
Sea Serpents can be found in all major oceans and seas. The sizes and presumed breeds of Sea Serpent varies across the globe, but their general body structure argues for a common evolutionary ancestor with Dragons.
  
Whilst carrying [[Temeraire]] and [[William Laurence]] to China in 1806 [[HMS Allegiance]] was attacked in the Indian(?) Ocean by the largest Sea Serpent recorded by Europeans. During the attack [[Temeraire]] instinctively felt that the serpent was a sentient creature and was disturbed by his inability to communicate with it and the eventual necessity to kill it.
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Whilst carrying [[Temeraire]] and [[William Laurence]] to China in 1806 [[HMS Allegiance]] was attacked in the Indian(?) Ocean by the largest Sea Serpent recorded by Europeans. The creature was approximately (Size). During the attack [[Temeraire]] instinctively felt that the serpent was a sentient creature and was disturbed by his inability to communicate with it and the eventual necessity to kill it.
  
 
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Revision as of 16:02, 18 January 2007

Sea Serpents can be found in all major oceans and seas. The sizes and presumed breeds of Sea Serpent varies across the globe, but their general body structure argues for a common evolutionary ancestor with Dragons.

Whilst carrying Temeraire and William Laurence to China in 1806 HMS Allegiance was attacked in the Indian(?) Ocean by the largest Sea Serpent recorded by Europeans. The creature was approximately (Size). During the attack Temeraire instinctively felt that the serpent was a sentient creature and was disturbed by his inability to communicate with it and the eventual necessity to kill it.

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