The snake-like sea serpent is a Champagne type of sea serpent reported only from the Atlantic Ocean. Sea serpents in this category are described as scaled, snake-like lateral undulators 20–59 ft (6–17 m) in length. Reported mainly from estuaries and coastal waters, Bruce A. Champagne suggests that it may have been displaced or wiped out in recent times.[1]
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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
