Plesiosaur Found in Santa Cruz?

Was a Plesiosaur was reportedly found two miles north of Santa Cruz in 1925? This sea monster shared characteristics with a Plesiosaur, such as a long neck and a large head with small eyes and a beak-like mouth. While some believed it to be a whale, others considered it evidence of uncharted waters off California. The article from the newspaper mentioning this discovery, along with a link to GenesisPark detailing facts about the find, are provided below. What will you come away with after reading this article? There has been more than one occurrence of sea serpent activity off the coast of California.

Sea Monster off Santa Cruz

The Sea Monster of Santa Cruz | Genesis Park

New Article from Oakland Tribune 1925

Oakland Tribune Magazine, July 12, 1925

Santa Cruz Sentinel November 3, 1950. "Bobo" or "The Old Man of Monterey Bay" seen again.

Santa Cruz Sentinel, Nov 3, 1950