PaleCelery
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...33/New-Montauk-Monster-spotted-in-Panama.html
The beast's hairless, rubbery body and revolting features have drawn
comparisons with the Montauk
Monster, the still-unidentified animal photographed on a New York
beach last year.
According to reports in Panama, the teenagers spotted the creature crawling
out of a cave while playing in the town of Cerro Azul north of Panama City.
Fearing for the safety as it moved towards them, the youths claim they
attacked the beast with sticks before throwing its lifeless body into a pool
of water.
They returned later to take pictures of the corpse which were then posted on
the website of the Central American country's Telemetro
television station.
The images have since bounced around various cryptozoology blogs, with several
explanations suggested for what it might have been.
A hooked claw visible in one of the photos has been cited as evidence for the
popular theory that the creature was a sloth that somehow lost its hair.
The so-called Montauk Monster provoked intense speculation when photos
allegedly taken at the Long Island resort where it was washed up were posted
on Gawker, the US gossip website.
It was variously identified as a dead dog, a disused film prop and a marketing
stunt, but its remains have never been found.
I'm calling BS on this one but I think its interesting nonetheless. I wanted to see what You guys think. There are more pics on the website. Its always a possiblity that it is real, there certainly are unknown species in the world. But it doesnt seem like this is real to me.
The beast's hairless, rubbery body and revolting features have drawn
comparisons with the Montauk
Monster, the still-unidentified animal photographed on a New York
beach last year.
According to reports in Panama, the teenagers spotted the creature crawling
out of a cave while playing in the town of Cerro Azul north of Panama City.
Fearing for the safety as it moved towards them, the youths claim they
attacked the beast with sticks before throwing its lifeless body into a pool
of water.
They returned later to take pictures of the corpse which were then posted on
the website of the Central American country's Telemetro
television station.
The images have since bounced around various cryptozoology blogs, with several
explanations suggested for what it might have been.
A hooked claw visible in one of the photos has been cited as evidence for the
popular theory that the creature was a sloth that somehow lost its hair.
The so-called Montauk Monster provoked intense speculation when photos
allegedly taken at the Long Island resort where it was washed up were posted
on Gawker, the US gossip website.
It was variously identified as a dead dog, a disused film prop and a marketing
stunt, but its remains have never been found.
I'm calling BS on this one but I think its interesting nonetheless. I wanted to see what You guys think. There are more pics on the website. Its always a possiblity that it is real, there certainly are unknown species in the world. But it doesnt seem like this is real to me.
