unknown sea creature photo what is it?

reply to post by R3N3G4D3


We have those same type of "black sea birds" here around the Tampa/St.Pete area of Florida.

They go under for a long time!!

Thanks for the info about what your mate saw Ha Ha ..keep looking at the ocean...ya never know!

I'm still waiting for the "caddy" film that was purchase by the Discovery channel for $75,000 that shows a "caddy" looking right at the camera!!

There is a recent update on "cryptomudo" on that film.

reply to post by butcherguy


Yep, I did a "thread" on that exact subject "GIANT EELS" in 2007.www.abovetopsecret.com...

thanks for your info and input!!

I have been following this stuff since the 60's also!!

reply to post by RUFFREADY
Thanks for the link, I'm going to check it out now!

Are you a member @ cryptomundo?

Originally posted by SecretKnowledge
that looks like a seal to me

It's more than 1 seal as a matter of fact (or 2 small whales).

Originally posted by arriana
Its probably some weird whale.

Though it looks like a hippo to be honest!

Yes it does look like a hippo. Hard to tell given all we see is its tips.

It was supposedly a Harbor Porpoise.

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Danielle Gibas, sightings officer, Sea Watch Foundation, believes it was a rare sighting of a harbour porpoise in the Mersey.

She said: "Harbour porpoises are notoriously difficult to spot. They surface fleetingly and have such a small dorsal fin that it is often confused with ripples or waves in the water. Contrarily to dolphins, porpoises rarely leap out of the water so you have to be very lucky to notice them at a glance.
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Source

Leopard Seal. A bit far south but no doubt about it...

To date, we have explored less than five percent of the oceans, so there is a good percentage of finding amazing new sea life, or it stumbling on us.

I think some say we know more about space than our oceans.