Rhinoceros dolphin

The Rhinoceros Dolphin is a cryptid marine creature occasionally reported by sailors off remote coasts, described as a sleek, dolphin-like animal with a pronounced horn or bony ridge jutting from its forehead. Stories vary wildly: some claim the “horn” is short and blunt, others that it curves like a narwhal tusk. Scientists believe these tales stem from distorted sightings of known cetaceans with scars, parasites, or unusual growths, or perhaps confused glimpses of true narwhals far outside expected ranges. Regardless, the Rhinoceros Dolphin swims on in maritime lore, another reminder that the ocean’s vastness naturally breeds half-glimpsed shapes and stories stranger than any official logbook records.