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By Elizabeth Stein for Mythos Atlas. About the author. Editorial notes are grounded in the site's cited sources and can be challenged through the contact page.

Jormungandr is Loki's second monstrous child, cast by Odin into the sea that rings Midgard until the serpent bites its own tail. Thor fishes for him with an ox-head; Hymir cuts the line. At Ragnarok they kill each other: venom and hammer.
The creature record matches the deity-adjacent lore: one body, ocean-wide, waiting for the last tide.
“Thor shall put to death the Midgard Serpent, and shall wade away nine paces; then shall he fall dead to the earth, because of the venom.”