The giant sea serpent in the Black Sea is a huge creature that feeds on fish and other marine life. It lives in deep waters, far from the coast, and appears only occasionally to catch prey.
The snake has a dark brown color on top and a light color on the bottom. His head looks like the head of a monitor lizard, with small eyes. The snake can swim with its head up, and then abruptly change direction and go under the water to catch prey.
The giant sea serpent is friendly to humans and dolphins, which it often encounters at sea. However, given its enormous size and strength, it is better to avoid contact with this mysterious creature.