CADDY
CADDY
| Name of Animal (if any) | Body of Water | Country |
Description | Date(s) |
| Caddy (Cadborosaurus) | Pacific shore off South Pender Island | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | Sea serpent came up to eat a duck brought down by hunters. It had 2 loops/humps, sawlike teeth, a pointed tongue, grey-brown coloration, a horse-like head 3' long, and a body 40' long and 2-3' in diameter. | 4 Feb 1834 |
| " | Strait of Juan de Fuca | Washington state, USA / British Columbia, Canada | 6' long neck, large head, graceful movement. Sank straight down and seemed wary of people. Described as "like a humped dinosaur". | March 1961 |
The above is just one of volumes' worth of Caddy sightnings. Several animals have been seen together at one time, a possible specimen was discovered in the belly of a whale, and a baby one was briefly captured by a fisherman who soon released it when it showed extreme stress.