Despite its youth, a juvenile kraken is one of the most dangerous D&D 5e sea monsters for mid-level parties. While D&D 5e's amphibious storm giants are already powerful in their own right ...

In the 18th-century, this historic inn would have been frequented by pirates, sea captains and all manner ... but also trendy modern rums such as Kraken. Best of all, there are bottles of Kingston ...

It was discovered by the Cassini space probe in 2006 and was named in 2008 in honor of the legendary Kraken sea monster. With an area almost twice that of the Caspian Sea on Earth, Kraken Mare stands ...

The animal kingdom is a pretty wild place, and history is full of stories of creatures that western scientists didn’t believe actually existed until evidence finally proved them wrong ...

And her nemesis is a megalomaniac mermaid. When you think of a kraken you probably think of a sea monster of enormous size, lashing out to sink ships that sail too close to it. It belongs to ...

And her nemesis is a megalomaniac mermaid. When you think of a kraken you probably think of a sea monster of enormous size, lashing out to sink ships that sail too close to it. It belongs to Norwegian ...

The movie centers on Ruby Gillman, a young kraken hiding in plain sight in the human town of Oceanside. She’s blue, likes math, has a retainer and four long fingers that look like hot dogs. But ...

There’s the titular teen sea beast (Lana Condor), living as a human in the small town of Oceanside with her family, unaware that she’s secretly a giant kraken underwater; her overprotective ...

“Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken,” which marks DreamWorks Animation’s first female-led feature, adds a new twist to the coming-of-age/monster transformation story (Pixar’s “Luca” and “Turning Red”). It ...

We landlubbers have gotten it all wrong: Kraken aren't terrible monsters from the sea who destroy our sailing ships and munch on our sailors. They're kind and helpful. It's the mermaids who are ...

We landlubbers have gotten it all wrong: Kraken aren't terrible monsters from the sea who destroy our sailing ships and munch on our sailors. They're kind and helpful. It's the mermaids who are ...