The type II eel-like sea serpent is a Champagne type of sea serpent based on uncommon sightings from the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, none recent. A 25' to 30' long animal distinguished from the other eel-like sea serpents by a tapering head and sometimes a dorsal crest, Bruce A. Champagne classifies it as a possible new species of beaked whale.[1]Dale A. Drinnon equates it with the scrag whale.[2]
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↑Champagne, Bruce A. "A Classification System for Large, Unidentified Marine Animals Based on the Examination of Reported Observations," Elementum Bestia: Being an Examination of Unknown Animals of the Air, Earth, Fire and Water (2007), Lulu Press, ASIN B001DSIB2W
