Leviathan

A leviathan is a mythical beast
That dwells in the depths of the sea
It has many heads and scales and claws
And breathes out fire with a roar

Some say it is a servant of God
Who guards the entrance to Atlantis
Others say it is a foe of man
Who brings destruction and chaos

But no one knows for sure what it is
Or if it even exists at all
It is a mystery and a legend
A leviathan, a wonder of the world.

A leviathan is a mythical sea creature that has been described in various ways by different cultures and sources.

Some common features of a leviathan are:

• It is very large, often bigger than a whale or a submarine.
• It has a reptilian or crustacean appearance, with scales, claws, horns, or spikes.
• It can breathe fire or spit venom, causing the sea to boil or poison its enemies.
• It is fierce and powerful, capable of destroying ships and devouring humans.
• It is a symbol of chaos, evil, or divine judgment, depending on the context.

Some examples of leviathans in literature and art are:

• The biblical leviathan, which is mentioned in several books of the Hebrew Bible as a multi-headed serpent that God will slay at the end of time.
• The Atlantean leviathan, which is a mechanical monster that guards the entrance to the lost city of Atlantis in the Disney movie Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
• The leviathans in the Supernatural TV series, which are ancient creatures that predate angels and demons and can possess humans and shapeshift into any form.