Long before lobster rolls and lighthouse selfies, Maine’s Casco Bay had a different kind of celebrity—Cassie, the elusive sea serpent said to slither through the chilly Atlantic waters. First spotted in 1779 by future naval hero Edward Preble, Cassie was described as a 100-foot sea creature. She’s been dodging ships, foghorns, and skeptics ever since.

Fishermen claim she turns her head at the sound of foghorns. Cryptozoologists say she’s a clever mammal avoiding modern shipping lanes. Locals? They just keep one eye on the water and one hand on their camera.

Whether she’s myth, mammal, or misunderstood monster, Cassie remains a beloved part of Maine’s coastal folklore—a deep-sea diva with centuries of mystery behind her.

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