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Anonymous Anonymous said...

The mystery of the Montauk Monster has been solved, but I won't spoil the fun here in the thread! After everyone's done speculating, go check out Tetrapod Zoology at Scienceblogs for the answer. :)

http://scienceblogs.com/tetrapodzoology/2008/08/the_montauk_monster.php

August 08, 2008

Blogger Annica said...

@ Christie; Link doesn't excist!

I dont know what it is... All I know is, that every time I look at it for longer than 3 seconds, I feel like my Sushi is coming back up again...

August 08, 2008

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This actually washed up in Montauk, NY hence the name the Montauk Monster. It cannot be a turtle, turtles ribs and spines are part of their shell, and turtles do not have teeth. The whole back of this thing would be ripped up. This is why you cannot take a turtle out of it's shell and have it survive. I have heard it may be a dog, and here are some more pics out there of this thing flipped over and it shows patches of brownish hair on it. It also shows a better close-up of the muzzle, which in this pic appears to be a beak, but in others, it just looks like cartilage and bone

August 08, 2008

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This link to the Tetrapod Zoology post might work better:

http://shorl.com/dinafujofrefy

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Bruce

August 08, 2008

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Awww... I wanted it to be a northern species of chupacabra. =(

August 08, 2008

Anonymous Anonymous said...

ugh, that is soooo fricken nasty. :( i'm no longer hungry for lunch.

August 10, 2008

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yay, a new word (to me, anyhow): taphonomy!

August 11, 2008

Blogger ummm, errrr said...

FAKE!

Its a prop (and viral advertising?) for the forthcoming film Splinterheads.

Wikipedia is your friend

August 15, 2008

Blogger Unknown said...

i was thinking chupacabra too...

September 16, 2008

Anonymous lisa and kira said...

I think it might be the mockturtle from wonderland and my 7 year old daughter says it might be Micheal Jackson also from Wonerland!

February 09, 2010

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