Max Hawthorne’s Marine Mysteries: Octopus giganteus
Join us as Max takes questions from listeners and sits down with Julie Rench and Scott Mardis, to discuss recent sightings of monster octopi, including a recent eyewitness account so…
Book Review: Kronos Rising (Max Hawthorne)
In a world that has become flooded with all manner of bizarre straight to TV movies, it is quite hard for a ‘monster runamuck’ story to get noticed among the Piranhacondas, Sharknados…
GREAT WHITE PREDATION ON WHALE SHARKS: How does the gentle giant survive?
Whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) are enormous: the largest known extant fish, with solid reports of specimens reaching or exceeding 60 feet in length. Sizing ocean giants. This puts it slightly…
“Sea Gods Sighted: Are the Great Marine Reptiles Still Among Us?”
Award-winning book author Max Hawthorne and co-host Adam Davies, renowned cryptozoologist and explorer, come together for the premier broadcast of Max Hawthorne's "Marine Mysteries" - "Sea Gods Sighted: Are the Great…
The 1918 Port Stephens Shark – was it a Megalodon?
In 1918, a group of lobster fishermen,fishing out of Port Stephens, AU, experienced a sighting of what is, conceivably, the largest shark ever recorded. Described as being “ghostly white” in…
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