'Monster' dragged from lake in Canada

'Monster' dragged from lake in Canada

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A bizarre animal corpse has washed up on a Canadian beach, reviving memories of the infamous "Montauk monster" that was discovered in 2008.

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Two nurses discovered the animal corpse floating at the edge of a lake while they were walking their dog near the town of Kitchenuhmaykoosib in Ontario, Canada.

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This could have been a prehistoric monster undiscovered in Canada...till now.

A Loch Ness of Canada is unearthed...but dead...

...should get everyone's attention here on ATS.

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reply to post by ironfalcon


It looks like a water bloated badger or dog.

Here is a 'Monster' otter, www.jynmeyer.com...

I sure bet hardworking underpaid zoologists won't be able to crack this one!

Why do people still fall for these, especially the unconvincing obvious ones, no offense...

Too bad these things aren't running a muck all over the world. That would give me a chance to use my swords for protection...

Upon further notice - Whiskers? That nose looks like that of a feline. What kind of cat that big has brown looking fur like that (aside from a house cat) unless it had just soaked up so much water it swelled that big too.

[edit on 5/21/2010 by philosearcher]

It's another mundane animal that has been in the tide too long.

It has had hair removed (in the water no doubt) to complicate the identification process.

Speculations by those lacking zoological knowledge have been added to confuse the issue.

I know it was probably an accident, but we really don't need two threads about this. I'm a believer in cryptologic beings, but someone really jumped the gun here and automatically assumed it was something prehistoric or monstrous.

There is already a thread in this forum on this topic. Please continue the discussion here.

Thank you.

Thread closed.

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