I think yes. Why else would there be so many paintings and drawings of a colossal creature that looks like a squid taking down ships all the way to the depths. I honestly do not think they were lying when they painted them. So YES i think it does OR at one time did exist because it might be dead by now.
I also think yes and i even heared a story about it a couple years ago. it was about a squid with hooks on its tentacles and it was the as long as ten busses. they captured it and took it. they did research on it and it was only a baby one so to this day they don't know how big they get and some think they don't exist at all. But that story i heard got me to trust it was real. But we are not sure if it still does.
The Kraken is a legendary sea monster. It is possible that ancient sightings and/or fishing of giant squid specimens (Architeuthis dux) were the base for this legend.
The colossal squid (Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni) could not have been the basis of such legend, because their habitat are deep waters of the Southern Ocean, and the Antarctic waters were not known in these ancient times.
But the Triassic Kraken is still considered a cryptid, more exactly a gigantic cephalopod hypothesized to be responsible for the deaths of several Shonisaurusin the same site (the largest ichthyosaur species known to science).
These vertebra fossils from the triassic period were found in a strange pattern, and were the base for the hypothesis of the existence of a Triassic Kraken, by Mark McMenamin, PhD., paleontologist and geologist in the Mount Holyoke College.
The Kraken is a legendary sea monster.
But the Triassic Kraken is still considered a cryptid, more exactly a gigantic cephalopod hypothesized to be responsible for the deaths of several Shonisaurusin the same site (the largest ichthyosaur species known to science).
These vertebra fossils from the triassic period were found in a strange pattern, and were the base for the hypothesis of the existence of a Triassic Kraken, by Mark McMenamin, PhD., paleontologist and geologist in the Mount Holyoke College.
The kraken is a squid, a very large on mind you, but none the less a squid. Suid are real creatures so yes kraken exist.
Yes the Kraken is very real
The legend of the Kraken was probably started on rare sightings of Giant Squid and Colossal Squid. So the kraken is not real but krakens are.
The Crabfish, more commonly known as the Kraken, is not real.
The Kraken is a mythical sea monster from Scandinavian folklore. There is no scientific evidence to support the existence of a real Kraken, but tales of giant squids or octopuses may have inspired the myth.
The kraken is a legendary sea monster in folklore known for its size and strength. While it is not real, it is often depicted as a dangerous creature in stories and myths.
If it's real, there is no real reason why it should not smell.What it smells like is where the lore gets confused.
ya of course! the kraken to this day still harasses Cubans
The legendary kraken is thought to be the colossal squid. Release the kraken! Hold your kraken, we'll need him later...
Project Kraken is a special organisation that is on a mission to find and discover the kraken.
No one - the kraken is mythical.
The kraken in furdiburb is a sea monster.