LOCATION FILE
Cadborosaurus (Caddy)
FOLLOWVictoria, BC
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
A sea-serpent cryptid named for Cadboro Bay near Victoria, reported along the British Columbia coast since the 1930s; the most-cited case is a serpentine carcass photographed at the Naden Harbour whaling station in 1937.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Witnesses describe a long-necked, humped creature moving swiftly through coastal waters; sightings are documented in newspaper archives and by regional researchers.
VISITING
Cadboro Bay and its beaches are open to the public.
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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