SEA MONSTERS and SEA STORIES 20K Leagues Under the Sea

Send us Fan MailSlight trigger warning.  Rape is briefly mentioned in this episode. In reference to Kirk Douglas and Natalie Woods sister’s book.Have you ever sailed the Seven Seas?  Or seen a live SEA MONSTER?Krakens derive from Greek Mythology and have us mystified.  We venture into the depths of the deep dark abyss ocean telling tales and the fascination with the KRAKEN SEA MONSTER.Having just finished reading 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne written in 1870 Tamantha is fascinated by the novels technical advancements, environmentalists attitude and incredible situations within the story. Wait? The KRAKEN is the Nautilis.Why did Walt Disney’s movie available on Disney + version differ from the book? Roni enjoys The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie released in 2003 to this day.  We compare book vs movies and tell our own SEA STORIES while we were underway in the U. S. Coast Guard. Dark and Stormy1 oz Kraken RumJuice of 1 Lime3 parts Ginger BeerGarnish w/Lime wheelFill glass with ice add 3 parts Ginger Beer, add Lime Juice, float Dark Rum and garnish with a Lime wheel.Disney + has secured a Captain Nemo Live Action series that will be called Nautilus.Congratulations to Sophia (& Tamantha) for their 10 years of volunteering at the Aquarium of the Pacific recognition pin!Please subscribe, rate and review.  Also visit our social media accounts on instagram @FrolickInc and @ FrolickingChronicles.  For extended content subscribe to our YouTube Frolick Inc Channel and become a patron on our Patreon.Jules Verne 20,000 Leagues Under the SeaDark and Stormy CocktailKRAKEN NPRUSA TODAY NOAA KRAKEN FOOTAGEU. S. Coast Guard WHEC CuttersAquarium of the Pacific Long Beach, CA Family Volunteer ProgramVanity Fair Article Natalie Wood raped by Kirk DouglasSupport the showwww.FrolickingChronicles.comPatreon for exclusive contentYouTube Subscribe to our ChannelInstagram @FrolickingChronicles for updates & current events