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cthulhu_waves · 05-10-2013, 06:52 AM

The rotting carcass of a mysterious-looking 'sea monster' has been found washed ashore on a New Zealand beach.

A YouTube video filmed by Elizabeth Ann on Pukehina Beach shows the half-buried head of the carcass with jagged teeth and gaping jaws.

Most of the rest of the creature's body is missing.

The strange 30-foot long carcass washed up off the coast of the Bay of Plenty coast in New Zealand after storms in last month.

The coastline is about 120-miles south east from the city of Auckland.

On another video by Elizabeth Ann, she added: 'The huge marine creature washed up after a storm.

'It had been attacked by something in the water.

'The locals are not sure what it is although it has stimulated lots of discussion.'

Suggestions as to what the creature could be include a saltwater crocodile, a giant moray eel, a dolphin or a dinosaur.

Photos of the animal have been sent to the New Zealand Department of Conservation and Kelly Tarlton's Aquarium for identification.

Marine mammal expert Anton van Helden rejected all these ideas and told New Zealand's Channel 3 that the creature's fin structure is similar to that of a killer whale.

Killer whales are common in and around Fiji and the Bay of Plenty. Further tests are being carried out to confirm this theory.

eroticsexxx · 05-10-2013, 07:10 AM

That's a killer whale. Look at the teeth.

Decomposition and being eaten by a likely number of scavenging sealife can do that to a carcass.

privatesociety · 05-10-2013, 07:17 AM

I hate things like that, that wash out of the sea... EWWW!

scarlettcontent · 05-10-2013, 09:20 AM

dolphin?

05-10-2013, 06:52 AM	#1
cthulhu_waves Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 1,966	Willy is finally free! The rotting carcass of a mysterious-looking 'sea monster' has been found washed ashore on a New Zealand beach. A YouTube video filmed by Elizabeth Ann on Pukehina Beach shows the half-buried head of the carcass with jagged teeth and gaping jaws. Most of the rest of the creature's body is missing. The strange 30-foot long carcass washed up off the coast of the Bay of Plenty coast in New Zealand after storms in last month. The coastline is about 120-miles south east from the city of Auckland. On another video by Elizabeth Ann, she added: 'The huge marine creature washed up after a storm. 'It had been attacked by something in the water. 'The locals are not sure what it is although it has stimulated lots of discussion.' Suggestions as to what the creature could be include a saltwater crocodile, a giant moray eel, a dolphin or a dinosaur. Photos of the animal have been sent to the New Zealand Department of Conservation and Kelly Tarlton's Aquarium for identification. Marine mammal expert Anton van Helden rejected all these ideas and told New Zealand's Channel 3 that the creature's fin structure is similar to that of a killer whale. Killer whales are common in and around Fiji and the Bay of Plenty. Further tests are being carried out to confirm this theory. __________________ DATINGFACTORY.COM WE BUILD YOUR BRAND, NOT OURS! Private Label *Dating* Solutions & Affiliate *Dating* Network.

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05-10-2013, 07:10 AM	#2
eroticsexxx Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Nassau, Bahamas Posts: 3,133	That's a killer whale. Look at the teeth. Decomposition and being eaten by a likely number of scavenging sealife can do that to a carcass.