4 Sea Monster Carcasses and their Explanations

Today we examine 4 “Globsters” or mysterious unknown corpses that wash up on the shores of various oceans and see just how mysterious these monsters are; this is just a beginning to a longer series. Hope you enjoy!
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[@chickensalad2572]

My body better be interesting as hell when I roll up decomposing on a beach

[@bennjo1728]

A good saying for identifying unknown organisms; "If it's not a Owl, it's a probably a Basking Shark"

[@thenerdbeast7375]

Basking Sharks: Barn Owls of the seas.

[@slevemcdichael4481]

E. L. wallace is the REAL cryptid here

[@arminreindl7742]

They are huge aquatic owls, aren't they?

[@thelordchancellor3454]

OCTOPUSSIES

[@atlas6188]

The first thing I thought when seeing the Santa Cruz sea monster was “that looks like a deflated dolphin”

[@Neogeddon]

I remember the "Montauk monster". I saw a photo and I was like... those are raccoon teeth. Those are raccoon paws. That's a raccoon. Nobody listened to me though :( I guess a bloated raccoon corpse is less exciting than a "monster".

[@CrazyPangolinLady]

“Leg like clasping copulatory organs” it’s a SHARK PEEN

[@Sh4rkQueen]

When will an E.L.Wallace wash up on a beach?

[@yesnyes8651]

Me for when seeing the third picture: That's a dolphin

[@RB-fo5id]

Soo... Basically, people thought a shark's privates were legs....WOW...

[@KOsSCARY]

sees the first picture

[@VulpesArctos]

" A globster, also known as a blob by RACISTS..."

[@casuallilolme2485]

You: “beaked whale”

[@samitaire]

I really want this E.L. Wallace guy to become a running joke and overall blame for when stupid things happen. Just like Robert Walpole in Extra History.

[@WilTheNyanCharmander]

You: Dolphin

[@chigau2533]

"Octopuses...octopi? Octopodes?"

[@Outcrow]

Even if you don't know about bottlenose whale, that thing obviously looks like a dolphin. Sea serpent? What the heck.

[@robinanwaldt]

When you put the whale head on a picture of a human I didn't know how to feel. It was scary and funny at the same time.