What on earth is that??? by helanker
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Hello !
Yesterday my gr.daughter and I were at the beach and we found this strange cadaver. YUCK, but we found it very interesting, because I couldnt really see what it was. Maybe you, my friends can help us here?
It is about 110 cm = about 43-44 inches. It has loungs, no legs, teeth...??
Thanks for having a look and for your kind comments to yesterdays post.
Have a lovely day.
Here the weather is cloudy and more cool. It rained a little yesterday, so I thank my little gr. daughter for dancing the rain dance. ;-)
Comments (27)
Could it be a Moray Eel???
Oh no! It's a Chupacabra!
an alien ?
Have never heard of a Chupacabra before, but the images on Wiki really looked like that. But in Denmark??? Great shots anyway!
Fantastic work.
Well, I don't have a clue either....hope you saved it....it could be something unknown or a new species....you never know :o)....thanks for posting this !!!....and if you find out what it is, let us know
I don't know what it is either, but whatever it is, it's seen better days! A Chupacabra? Really? (What's a Chupacabra???) A fine shot of animal decay, Helle, and thanks for giving us all the different angles. Your museum experience really shows here. Many thanks. It's a fascinating & educational shot!
I don`t no . Perhaps in danish en ilder? men den har vist ikke så mage tænder. It look like a monster;-)
I am stunned! I have so little knowledge of the skeletal build of the water species that I won't dare a guess. thefixer could be correct? Excellent find.
My guess is Spinner Dolphin. Neat find and great shots!!
Unfortunately, I don't know enough to guess, either, but it's a fascinating and bizarre thing, regardless. Good series of photos, too!
That is amazing! No clue but I would believe wonderworld as dolphin seems accurate.
Very interesting carcass - no idea what it is though - excellent presentation
Oh very impressive and interesting... a great collage!
very nice shot, great collage.
looks prehistoric ! very interesting whatever it is, thanks for showing us. I'm off up to Scotland in two weeks and we will be quite near Loch Ness, hope I find something similar and enormous, I would make lots of money from my pics lol.
Very freaky find, I like the fixers answer!
i dont like to look too closely, but from the teeth i think wonderworld is on the right track.
OMG Helle, you have found the Missing Link! ;)
I agree with Zann Zen - A Chupacabra of the Sea! :^) Great shots!
Wow - I got nothing! Fascinating shots, though.
Wow!! Great shot!!
Wow, thats interesting ;o))))))))))))
outstanding shot sure hope you find out what it is
I'm not positive because I'm only going on the conclusions drawn on what I observe. The eyes are on the side no noticable bone attachments for limbs, stout heavy mid-section and the mount has peg teeth and a shallow floor with rounded snout. I think a dolphin or porpoise makes a very good guess.
Well my dear, a posum by the teeth and the very long tail.
I am unable to give a precise answer in spite of the fact that I have a doctorate in antomy but this study dealt with primates… So as I would be inclined to agree with the above judgements, I would think interesting that you send your photos to the nearest Museum of Natural Science by email, and ask a vertebrate specialist about what kind of animal it is. They will certainly be very interested. Excellent capture anyway!