According to the legend, the first recognized Sea-bear ocean was touched by Gaston who visited the Argentine coast in the fourteenth century. But he had no respect for nature, threw the chicken bones on the floor, not recycled paper, leaving the light on his hut and urinating in public pools. One day he was in his rowboat pulling a barrel of radioactive toxic waste, as would bother the Sea-bears who came to welcome his sanctuary. Gaston hit the Sea-bears, he mocked their whiskers and their mothers, then threw the barrel of waste. Now to go home to remain a dirty, the Sea-bears came behind him with a strange green phosphorescent and angered him chewed fingers and ears.