"Mysterious" dead carcass found on Welsh beach

[Pcdunn]

Some say it is a crocodile, but the second set of photos clearly shows it is more porpoise-like. Not nearly as mysterious as I had hoped.

https://www.google.com/amp/www.foxnews.com/science/2018/05/25/mystery-sea-creature-like-crocodile-found-washed-up-on-beach-in-wales-baffles-experts.amp.html#ampshare=http://www.foxnews.com/science/2018/05/25/mystery-sea-creature-like-crocodile-found-washed-up-on-beach-in-wales-baffles-experts.html

[martin wilson]

These globsters always turn out to be the rotting carcasses of known sea creatures. Disappointing.
Not that there isn't sufficient variety of fascinating sea creatures to marvel at. British audiences were terrified and repulsed by the sight of a Bobbit catching a fish in Life On Earth 2. Understandably, it's a horrible, alien looking thing.
I'm more or less convinced on the existence of alien big cats, on the fence about Bigfoot (I know it sounds ridiculous but reading through the witness reports on the BFRO website is to be overwhelmed by the sheer number of sightings)
Sea and lake monsters, not so much. I hope so, part wish and part nostalgia for those younger innocent times when I believed everything I read.

All the best.

[Robert]

There are surprises in the oceans - witness the coelacanth - but people always seem to want to find 'monsters' like gigantic sharks.

[Graham]

If I narrow my eyes it's not unlike my Aunt Blodwyn from Abertillery, and come to think about it we haven't heard from her for a while.

Graham

[Robert]

You may hear from her now.

[Ginger]

Lol!!

[martin wilson]

Deep sea submersibles often pick out creatures in their spotlights.
Spiny bubbles of unnecessary weirdness that are frankly hard to love
However, cryptoid fans will no doubt be delighted to hear that one of the upcoming cinema attractions is The Meg, starring Jason Statham. A prehistoric shark encounters shirtless cockney scorn whilst getting punched up the bracket. Sounds awesome.
I didn't see Aunt Blodwyn in the cast list. Maybe a plot twisting cameo?

All the best.

[Robert]

I'm still trying to work out what a live carcass might be.

[Pcdunn]

I'm still trying to work out what a live carcass might be.

Possibly the brother-in-law on the British comedy "Keeping Up Appearances"??

[Graham]

Deep sea submersibles often pick out creatures in their spotlights.
Spiny bubbles of unnecessary weirdness that are frankly hard to love
However, cryptoid fans will no doubt be delighted to hear that one of the upcoming cinema attractions is The Meg, starring Jason Statham. A prehistoric shark encounters shirtless cockney scorn whilst getting punched up the bracket. Sounds awesome.
I didn't see Aunt Blodwyn in the cast list. Maybe a plot twisting cameo?

All the best.

Aunt Blodwyn's acting career ended when she played Third Sofa in An Inspector Calls at Pontypridd Playhouse in 1952. But thanks for thinking of her, she'll be thrilled (if she ever turns up again).

Graham

[Robert]

Yes, Onslow is a good one.

[Mayerling]

Possibly the brother-in-law on the British comedy "Keeping Up Appearances"??

Oh nice, nice!! It's not even wearing an undershirt like Onslow does.

Jeff

[Robert]

Hi Jeff

Over here we call them vests, whereas over there a vest is a waistcoat, isn't it?

[Mayerling]

Hi Jeff

Over here we call them vests, whereas over there a vest is a waistcoat, isn't it?

Hi Robert,

Here a vest is a waistcoat, unless it is a sweater cut like a vest/waistcoat.

Jeff

[Robert]

As a kid I heard the song "Walking My Baby Back Home."

We started to pet
And that's when I get
Her powder all over my vest

and I imagined a man in a white vest a la Onslow.