Acheron Sea Serpent Clean Low-poly 3D model

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The Abyss Series encompasses a broad spectrum of character-based meshes, accessories and animations that leverage a singular standard rig. Easily populate your project with precisely the elements you require. Visit the Abyss Series website: abyssseries3d.weebly.com. This is the entirely pristine, fully rigged base mesh model for Abyss style Lake Serpent characters. An exchangeable texture with 16 color palettes is included. You can easily incorporate your own or blend and match to create a one-of-a-kind character tailored to your project's unique vision. Male and female characters each utilize all colors. OBJ, FBX and DAE files are provided; however, for optimal functionality, please utilize the Blend file. Our world teems with an astounding variety of bizarre and beautiful mythical creatures, their deep individuality rendering the process of discovering them utterly captivating. Yet it's even more fascinating to discover that there exists one mythical creature universally accepted as authentic. Every culture situated near profound, ink-dark water has beheld monstrous Sea Serpents arise from the inscrutable depths. Uniquely, unlike numerous mythical creatures, the Sea Serpents have not disappeared in modern times. Science has neither debunked nor disproven the strange tales of deep monsters, but rather revitalized them. Where people once saw water spirits and sea monsters, now they are perceived as prehistoric beasts that survived for eons concealed beneath the waves. One of the most intriguing and terrorizing affirmations of our primordial legends is simply referred to as The Thud. The Thud was an astoundingly loud underwater sound detected by sea scientists in the 1990s, speculated to be analogous to a whale's song, emitted by some gargantuan sea creature. But the creature responsible for The Thud would have to be significantly larger than a Blue Whale to account for the immense volume that was recorded. If The Thud is genuine, it's not a confirmation of any ordinary serpent, but rather evidence of the most extraordinary creatures from our mythologies – a modern day Jormungandr, Ketus or Leviathan, documented not in ancient texts, but by the instruments of modern science. The loincloth is not included. Backgrounds and props are provided by Sypnti, RogCG, BitGem, and Maxbugor. Alt Names: River Beast, Serpentine, Tengus, Nguruvilu, Nix, Kapp, Bakenetor, Ashyuaps, Sihuajunghuo.