Strange Creature washed up on beach in the UK

Hi All, Saw this on the BBC news and thought I'd share

Strange Creature washed up in Wales





Peace

Rock Ape

a reply to: Rock Ape

crocodile

I agree what they say in the report.

Dr Forman, a bioscience specialist, said: "Its jaw line suggests it is like a cetacean whale or a dolphin."

originally posted by: milano
a reply to: Rock Ape

crocodile

First paragraph of article "you may think it is a crocodile at first glance, it certainly is not"

originally posted by: milano
a reply to: Rock Ape

crocodile

the head might look like one but the rest of the body doesn't not even the skin

originally posted by: Dr UAE

originally posted by: milano
a reply to: Rock Ape

crocodile

the head might look like one but the rest of the body doesn't not even the skin

At first glance it resembles a Boa Constricta with something about the size of a cow in its stomach

It’s just Rosie O’Donnell’s molten skin. Temperatures are getting warmer so her body shed its outer layer for a newer, more grotesque shell.

UK has beaches?

Arent they just dire coast lines?

originally posted by: Assassin82
It’s just Rosie O’Donnell’s molten skin. Temperatures are getting warmer so her body shed its outer layer for a newer, more grotesque shell.

That is one image I refuse to even consider.... puppies and kittens, puppies and kittens..

Oh god damn it

Some sort of giant squid hybrid nothing to see here

originally posted by: Assassin82
It’s just Rosie O’Donnell’s molten skin. Temperatures are getting warmer so her body shed its outer layer for a newer, more grotesque shell.

More grotesque? More like an improvement.

originally posted by: paraphi
I agree what they say in the report.

Dr Forman, a bioscience specialist, said: "Its jaw line suggests it is like a cetacean whale or a dolphin."

I would, too- but that tail isn't a dolphin's. Unless it was a birth defect of some sort.

a reply to: paraphi

Look at the tail though. Do any cetaceans have a tail like that?

originally posted by: TobyFlenderson
a reply to: paraphi

Look at the tail though. Do any cetaceans have a tail like that?

The tail looks mammalian. What sea creature has a tail like that?

a reply to: paraphi

Yeah but it's body suggests something else ... not sayin it's Aliens but ....

I mean it is in Wales.

basking shark

lol @ people thinking its a dolphin or shark. Dat tail is a dead giveaway isnt it?


It's an alligator or croc.

a reply to: Rock Ape

Looks like a crocodile honestly... or a mesosaur!!!

But seriously, why is there only ONE photo? I'd take so many.

Possibly a decayed or eaten(by Orcas, sharks, scavengers...) back end of a cetacean, for example the tail flukes have no bones. Though not a clear enough and not more images to tell from that one unfortunately. That is besides the head which does appear to be what it is speculated to be as a cetacean, slightly despite what I mentioned about the image.

Here's an older article from the Op source shares about a Pilot whale's bones found on the beach that had people wondering what it was- See image here

LOL How does anyone propose an alligator or crocodile survived to it's size(perhaps that's why it's dead and decayed) in such a northerly environment? Illegal/bad owner turned it loose?