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Topic started on 25-11-2008 @ 10:26 AM by the siren
I was browsing a site when I came across this interesting photo of what appears to be possibly sea serpent bones.
I couldn't find a discussion about it on the other site nor on this one - which I find hard to believe because it seems like everything has been posted here before.

Doe anyone know for sure what creature these bones belong to or if they are bones at all - maybe the head was molded and added as a hoax?


reply posted on 25-11-2008 @ 11:30 AM by the siren
reply to post by warrenb



That's an incredible looking creature! I'm definitely going to be doing some "Googling" on those.

My man suggested it might be one of these prehistoric sharks although neither of us are marine biologists.



reply posted on 25-11-2008 @ 11:41 AM by the siren
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Ok, I found a ling cod skeleton but it's difficult to tell because of it's mouth being open and profile view.

I don't think it's a wolf eel judging from this skull

I haven't been able to find a Wrymouth skeleton yet though


reply posted on 25-11-2008 @ 12:04 PM by warrenb
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seeing as how the skeleton is intact, for the most part, leads me to believe it was at least partially intact when it landed on the beach and rotted. Sorry no hoax here. A fish died, floated and landed on the beach and rotted, leaving just bones. It happens all the time.




reply posted on 25-11-2008 @ 02:05 PM by prototism
reply to post by the siren

That is so cool. So grotesque. So eel-like. Thanks for sharing.



reply posted on 25-11-2008 @ 02:22 PM by warrenb
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lame.

anyways here some eel fish skeletons and pictures to feed your brain.







This is a frilled Shark



reply posted on 25-11-2008 @ 03:11 PM by dashen
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I'm sorry, that Dragon Roll remark was meant to be a joke(fish=sushi, Serpent=Dragon), but nevertheless it's impossible to prove or disprove conclusively without the bones in hand.

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reply posted on 26-11-2008 @ 04:58 PM by the siren
I'm still looking, but so far the closest thing I have come across is this cod fish skull

It has a similar 'lip' area for lack of a better word.

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