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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: KHA-KRI |
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KRAKEN , in Norwegian
lore
monster
Norwegian
bishop
Pontoppidan as having a back about a mile and a half round and a body
island
appearance of some gigantic cuttle-fish.See J. Gibson, Monsters of the Sea (1887) ; A. S. Packard, " Colossal Cuttle-fishes," American Naturalist (Salem, 18i3), vol. Vii.; A. E. Verrill, " The Colossal Cephalopods of the Western Atlantic," in American Naturalist (Salem, 1875), vol. ix.; and " Gigantic Squids," in Trans. of Connecticut Academy
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