The question of whether Leviathan is real has spark curiosity, especially when considering its place in both biblical literature and Instagram since past a few days.

In the Bible, Leviathan is described as a fearsome sea monster, often portrayed as a fire-breathing dragon or serpent. It's a symbol of chaos, showing God's ultimate control over creation.

Found in Old Testament passages like Job 41 and Isaiah 27:1, it's depicted as a mighty creature that only God can tame, highlighting the vast power of nature.

Over time, people have tried to interpret Leviathan in different ways. Some see it as a mythical creature used to demonstrate God's power, while others have speculated it might have been an extinct animal, such as a dinosaur or a sea serpent, though there's no scientific evidence to support this.

In modern times, the Leviathan is more often seen symbolically, representing evil or chaos in both biblical and mythological contexts.

When we look at sea creatures today, many find it fascinating to think of what might lie beneath the deep waters, especially with the rise of videos and reels showcasing mysterious sea life from the ocean's depths.

Who knows what creatures we have yet to discover in the uncharted parts of our oceans? The myth of Leviathan, just like the creatures glimpsed in deep-sea footage, reminds us of the mysteries that still exist beneath the surface, maybe even one that could rival this ancient sea monster.