Strange Creature Washed up on Long Island...

Clint

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Wow that thing is creepy! It kind of looks like a Griffin but with out the wings! I wish there where more photos of it as I am extremely interested in what they find out about it!

Edit: well After finding another picture of it I have come to the conclusion that it is just a decomposing PIG!

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IwantMKIII

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Zerocool;1094983 said:
Wow that thing is creepy! It kind of looks like a Griffin but with out the wings! I wish there where more photos of it as I am extremely interested in what they find out about it!

Edit: well After finding another picture of it I have come to the conclusion that it is just a decomposing PIG!

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while these pictures may be fake and linked to the same person, in no way are the two 'creatures' the same, far from it, even with the untrained eye one can tell this


For all we know some fucked up serial killer gone soft is crossbreeding different species to come up with this shit.
 

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Hogs and pigs don't have their teeth configured like that. Hogs have molars and tusks and pigs have teeth in the very front, small canines, and molars. And I don't think I've ever seen a pig that had the ears flopped over either. Although the beak like bone is somewhat similar to what's behind the pigs nose.

Probably fake as people are saying that it came from the water yet I see no gills or anything else for that matter implying that it lived in the water. It just doesn't have the skeletal structure to be a good swimmer. There's a reason fish have fins and not legs.

If it's not fake, it's probably a product of the gov't test facility like mentioned in the article.
 

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its not a turtle. a turtles skeletal system is integrated with its shell. so a turtle without a shell would look like road kill.
 

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I'll just say that if it had been in the water (or out of it) for 2000+ years, that it would not be so preserved. It's not so large that a shark wouldn't want to snack on it every now and then.

Can we say Aquabacon??????
 

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The woman who "publicized" this works for a firm that creates and runs viral marketing campaigns...
 

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Supracentral;1095245 said:
The woman who "publicized" this works for a firm that creates and runs viral marketing campaigns...

ding ding ding!

Not to mention if it was some kind of new species, you'd think they would have let someone examine it.