Isaiah 27:1 speaks of 'Leviathan the twisting serpent,' using this adjective to describe the mythic sea monster's sinuous, coiling form. Some scholars suggest it may also refer to the constellation Draco, the celestial dragon that twists around the northern sky. The word conveys crookedness, the winding, serpentine path of a creature that does not move in a straight line. Spanish translates 'tortuosa' (tortuous, winding), confirming the sense of something that curves and bends. In apocalyptic imagery, Leviathan represents chaos and evil that God will ultimately destroy.