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[@your_average_joe5781]

The narrator keeps saying the term 'footage'. That is a term used for film. This was not FILMED. This is a video ✅

[@GTMemes2]

Plesasuar

[@marciadeerfield2120]

Thank you for link.

[@Dalto.S]

🙏..DEUS ABENÇOE TODOS VOCES NESSE DOMINGO...🇧🇷 FAÇO PEQUENOS CONTEÚDO DE PESCARIA E MEU DIA A DIA DA UMA OLHADA LA PESSOAL... DEUS ABENÇOE..🙏

[@charliewhitaker8110]

​@@your_average_joe5781 l l

[@TheBaconWizard]

My car has broken down. QUICK, I must call a paranormal investigator to tell me what's going-on!

[@_face773]

😂😂😂😂

[@Quark.Lepton]

🤣😂😆

[@drfill9210]

Grind up the bumper bar and make a 1:10000000000 dilution. That should fix it. Also spray it on the mystery skeleton, just to be sure!🤣🤣

[@jfurl5900]

only if they are unnamed.

[@silasdominguez6352]

If you don't know something in life just call the Ghostbusters.

[@savagefurry]

That's called a whale fall. It's a dead whale that sank to the ocean floor. It can sustain a mini biome of life for about 100 years.

[@jasonshink6589]

Whale big...must be whale bc big derrrpppp.

[@xenostim]

The largest whale is the blue whale and the longest recorded blue whale is 98 ft. The video gives the impression that the blue whale was ruled out as a possibility , but it's a random 30 second short form video on KZbin so I don't have much reason to believe anything stated therein (because I didn't do any fact checking)

[@jasonshink6589]

@@xenostim the video didn't rule out anything. It's a test by the Cia to establish how much of the population will adhere to whatever is the main group cult thought answer like you.

[@xenostim]

@@jasonshink6589 ok

[@trilobite3120]

​@@jasonshink6589Also because it resembles a whale spine in appearance.

[@shamoy1000]

Gee, what big long animal lives in the ocean. I can't think of anything. Wait, could it be a whale? No that's just silly.

[@rancewilson5085]

there has been no whale spine that long

[@alwyn626]

No rib cage there to be a whale.

[@MichaelDavis-zf6nt]

​@@alwyn626 well if it actually fell apart by touch, I would think any rib bones, being smaller, could have already broke off or eroded. I would like to see the video because I don't think that the video clip in this short is the actual video, since that one was taken by an oil company ROV, which means they were likely too deep for natural light.

[@shamoy1000]

@@MichaelDavis-zf6nt Exactly

[@tekoanchancellor]

More amazing to me is all the commentators here who followed the wrong profession. To think of all the Marine Biologists who can't identify a whale spine. Then to think of all the armchair experts who could be marine biologists right now. Who here actually wants to hear from a real marine biologist as he examines the video instead of dudes who have seen SHARKWEEK?

[@dullahan7677]

The only bizarre thing in this video is the fact that oceanographers and marine biologists can't recognize this "discovery" to be a whale.

[@angryeric2961]

It's not a whale. They didn't use the drone footage for this video for some stupid reason

[@redfox9446]

I've seen the video, the skeleton had a long spine, no ribs, and a jaw bone similar to a serpent, but the top of the skull was missing. They were to a cryptid researcher because they suspected it to be a sea serpent.

[@will6671]

Ah but you see, as he states at the end, no professionals have examined it yet.

[@DannyBoYfutube]

i like how they took it to a paranormal investigator instead of a marine biologist??

[@DRY-C0WB0Y]

Precisely. This is what proves to me that it’s just more bullshit.

[@davidroberson8030]

In the big surprise the paranormal investigators were stumped, go figure.

[@overtlycriticaldork3524]

Probably a whale fall. Its a pisspoor diver who tries to pick up this type of rare habitat.

[@kennethcopelandscrotum]

Their 1st choice was to see a Pastor but he was on a Teams meeting and couldn’t commit so the next best was a paranormal investigator.

[@stevemcqueen2663]

Reliantly?

[@bornvillain6819]

Blue whales can easily be over a hundred ft long.

[@vijaysinh11]

The biggest spinal cord of a blue whale is 24 meters

[@secondarytrollaccount]

​@@vijaysinh11 the largest blue whale documented was one hundred and ten feet long

[@vijaysinh11]

@@secondarytrollaccount that's size of a blue whale not it's spinal cord we are talking about spinal cord here

[@secondarytrollaccount]

@@vijaysinh11 true, I don't know how long the skull of a blue whale is and that obviously takes away from the length of the spinal cord size, I'd say 80 feet is pretty accurate for the spinal cord of the larger whale specimens.

[@vijaysinh11]

@@secondarytrollaccount that's why this discovery show how little we know about world. Not just the ocean but everything.

[@kodaz94]

I thought you were going to tell us 4 things cuz that was only 1??...🤣

[@davidroberson8030]

Yeah they got to catch up on their math.

[@mistybollinger3312]

Yea I was wondering the same thing!!

[@rachelar]

It's to keep you wanting more???

[@jaron-craighunter4485]

Can trust this video after that, immediate dislike...

[@t.j.payeur5331]

You'd think that marine biologists would be familiar with whale skeletons...

[@m.b.593]

Exactly. All these “experts” in the comments. Smh.

[@bforman1300]

Wait. They mentioned paranormal researchers, but I don't hear anything about marine biologists.

[@longwaydown6959]

So you obviously weren't paying attention when they said no experts have taken a look at the video, and the only person to make a guesstimate on it was a "Paranormal Researcher"? So like, you weren't paying attention at all then?

[@bforman1300]

@LongWayDown I think the point was that instead of consulting with a marine biologist who would have recognized the spine as the remains of a whale, the post cited paranormal researchers who were - surprise, surprise - clueless. We're paying attention. The post lacks any kind logical investigation at all.

[@trilobite3120]

​@@m.b.593are we sure they actually consulted a marine biologist on it? They literally said a professional has yet to examine it.

[@YUN6_V3NUZ]

it's a whale, holy fucking shit. 😐

[@wondery6693]

Laughing so hard LMAO

[@wondery6693]

Laughing so hard. LMAO

[@realtsarbomba]

Hold on, hold on...we should hear first what that paranormal researcher thinks, jumping into conclusions like that is irresponsible. Plesiosaurus, Jormungandr, Leviathan etc. should be our first go-to Options..

[@krugtbifro6152]

Meg.....definitely a Meg

[@realtsarbomba]

@@krugtbifro6152 "Shut up Meg."

[@woundedknee187]

So dramatic to find some whale bones and after a bunch of hagfish finished it off

[@wendigo490]

Whale Falls are a thing

[@azide_rdx7937]

don't you think they already thought of that

[@oldmanbiscuit7518]

​@@azide_rdx7937probably, and i would guess if we actually looked into it, they would have said it was a whale in the report.

[@DRY-C0WB0Y]

@@azide_rdx7937~ It’s 100% possible that they knew it was a whale. People make videos daily that ignore facts, evidence, etc and narrate them to make them sound spooky and interesting. It’s the downfall of letting anyone post anything. Also, clicks equal cash.

[@longwaydown6959]

Who are this "they" you speak of? It literally says in the video "no expert has examined it" so lie, again, who are you referring to? This expert on marine biology the "Paranormal Researcher", or ya know in other words, an expert in jackshit.

[@Jahtso]

Damn if only there was a commonly found gigantic creature with a backbone that swam the oceans and fit just those size proportions. Sadly we will never know...

[@Quark.Lepton]

🫵🏻🤣😂😆

[@AGDinCA]

"So far, this skeleton has yet to be examined by a professional." End of story...

[@_face773]

Exactly

[@Quark.Lepton]

Check 👍

[@johnfessler3792]

Dragon

[@thetruthchannel349]

*This comment thread is a CASE-BOOK analysis in POOR LISTENING SKILLS.*

[@wj2036]

​@@thetruthchannel349 your comment is a case-book analysis of confirmation bias.

[@FireflyGirl68]

I'm guessing a blue whale. Not just the normal, 100 foot long blue whales, but a MASSIVE blue whale that actually do (or did?) exist. They are absolutely enormous and are seldom seen. I've heard they can grow to be much larger than a "normal" blue whale and can live well into their 200s. It's amazing....and mind-boggling!

[@mospeada1152]

100 feet is 30 metres!

[@sigisoltau6073]

I'm guessing blue whale as well since that's the only living thing that regularly grows to that size.

[@randyjpnes8957]

Its only 90feet but I believe it.

[@realtsarbomba]

Hold on, hold on...we should hear first what that paranormal researcher thinks, jumping into conclusions like that is irresponsible. Plesiosaurus, Jormungandr, Leviathan etc. should be our first go-to Options..

[@davejones9469]

Blue whales are the largest animals that have ever existed. Large enough whales are also immune to cancer, because they're so big, the tumours grow tumours that just keep killing each other before it can negatively affect the animal.

[@frenchcannuck]

I would like to have that same professional explain what are the sparkly things we see in the sky at night.

[@davewarrender2056]

Easy , diamonds. I know , cuz my friend Lucy told me😆

[@karidennis6154]

Fireflies that got stuck up on that bluish black thing, my friend Timon told me all about it

[@michelles1250]

If you sneeze really hard while staring up at them, you'll add more!

[@slappy8941]

Yep, we're gonna have a WHALE of a time figuring this one out...

[@SoulInajar]

This was corny as my birds shit

[@andrewtime2994]

When whales die their bodies settle to the ocean floor. Where else could a whale's body possibly go? If it went to dust, it must have been really old, meaning it was a whale that had died some time ago. That's all there needs to be to it.

[@throatpunch4789]

since it was really old it must of been a whale 😂😂😂

[@rubentullenaar2934]

If it’s from a whale then where’s the ribcage?

[@MichaelDavis-zf6nt]

​@@rubentullenaar2934 if the bones turned to dust then the ribs likely would have eroded or were hidden in the sand. I don't think the video they show is the actual oil companies. I would assume that would be too deep for natural light, like the one in this video.

[@makeitorleaveit1]

Whales float to the top when they die then they explode, float for a while whilst animals feed off of it. Then what's left ends up sinking to the bottom. The rest gets eaten down at the bottom.

[@CNNBlackmailSupport]

​@@rubentullenaar2934ribcages are usually broken and torn off because they are the weakest link without any means of staying secured. It's also possible that the ribs are under the sand of the ocean floor. Bones don't crumble to dust on the sea floor, because it is constantly being pushed and pulled by the water, nearby fish, and other creatures that climb on them. There is no possible way an entire spine stays intact until touched by a person. The ocean floor has more pressure, which tend to keep things compacted.

[@wesman7837]

That's the Loch Ness monster!

[@kaidiver4306]

WHAHAHA FOR REAL!!!!

[@SD_Chosen]

Leviathan

[@siriusness7505]

Blue whale carcass. The bones become very brittle when scavengers have finished eating all of the soft tissue and bacteria go to work dissolving the bones until they simply turn to dust.

[@kaeolandon-lane3429]

“Scientists had no idea what it was” “The footage is yet to be examined by a professional” Bad content

[@your_average_joe5781]

Not only that, it's not 'footage' at all because no film was used. This is a recording, otherwise known as a video ✅

[@azulrevolver]

So there is no way it's a Blue Whale?

[@TodaysDiscipIe]

"So far we have had no experts, scientists, marine biologists, or even a 5th grade science teacher examine this footage. Only internet morons. It has yet to explained!"

[@JPSkriP]

Hahaha. Ive had this background music track as my ringtone now for close to 10 years. i thought i was getting a incoming call, had to swipe up and back twice to be sure. LMAO. For anyone curious, the audio track is the Theme Song for a KZbin Series called "The Online Gamer" by Reckless Tortuga.

[@Kolek-sun-eater]

No...literally nobody is wondering that

[@mistybollinger3312]

Honestly hadn't even noticed there was any music🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@JPSkriP]

@@mistybollinger3312 lol

[@vannahmae7413]

I was wondering if anyone would notice too! lol , i remember this song from vsauce in like 2013

[@JPSkriP]

@@vannahmae7413 oh your right. Vsauce used this track too. Completely forgot that. Lol

[@chriskibbe2901]

Tin foil hat they are wearing is stumping their brainwaves

[@shattaredentertainment4782]

In case you dont know, it's called a whale fall.

[@j.lahtinen7525]

Love how pretty much everyone immediately recognizes what it is... with the exception of the mystery mongering video maker, and the paranormal crowd who just HAVE to see something mysterious in everything.

[@johnathoncastro]

Definitely an Octopus 🐙

[@cindylewwho]

Scientists, oceanographers and biologists all are baffled. Yet no professionals have looked at it?

[@renocamilleri2310]

That’s what I was thinking lol.

[@NZCLUB_reals]

this is only ONE of four 😂😂

[@randielockett]

I wonder...where are the other 3 bizarre deep sea discovery' s for this video?

[@K3Flyguy]

It's the elusive sea dust whale.

[@farmer8102]

You must already know that that thing did not crumble into dust they just don't want us to know what it is

[@southofthesticks]

There's footage of it falling apart, if you watch the whole clip.

[@eightcoins4401]

My enthusiasm fully died when "spiritual investigator" was a word mentioned

[@vee8471]

NO ONE HAS SEEN NOTHING YET, STAY TUNED. LEVIATHAN MOST LIKELY WILL POP UP AT THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA. WE SHALL SEE ..🇵🇷

[@roberttanguay8532]

Someone call the SCP Foundation!!! 😎

[@indridcold8433]

They lost me at, "paranormal investigator."

[@bryanvanwagner3936]

An unnamed person seen a skeleton that crumbled into dust and no professional has viewed the footage. Sounds legit.

[@SJM6791]

The first is a Blue Whale. He doesn’t know anything about anything in the ocean if he doesn’t know that bit of information.

[@MonsieurFeshe]

So a whale??? That's called a whale fall, it's normal lmao. It's how some animals live bro.

[@dyanaprajna4556]

This just in: paranormal investigators can't identify whale bones. More at 11.

[@vipertwenty249]

It's a whale spine. been there a long time by the look of it. Only the thick vertebrae remain. You need a paranormal investigator like you need a chocolate fireguard.

[@drfill9210]

Like a sodium bicycle for a fish

[@jasonshink6589]

How do you know it's a whale spine? Please explain.

[@drfill9210]

@@jasonshink6589 seriously? Just google a museum specimen... basically lots of spine, big head... whale. Pretty easy

[@vipertwenty249]

@@jasonshink6589 I've seen whale spines before - even in a valley now high above water in Scotland. The whale had swum in there and died there when it was at sea level during the ice age. It was bone not fossil, about 8000 to 10000 years old. If you use google the way it was meant to be used originally - as a learning resource - you can find pictures and video of whale carcasses in various states of decay on the sea floor filmed by remote operated vehicles with cameras. If you want to know how the valley in Scotland was at sea level - it had about a mile thickness of ice on it during the ice age. Have you ever rolled a big snowman body? Know how heavy snow is? A mile thick. It crushed the earth's mantle down by it's wieght just exactly the same as is the case in Greenland right now. When all the ice melts the mantle very very slowly returns to its natural level so the land that was wieghed down rises back up again. It takes thousands of years for this to happen. It's *been* thousands of years.

[@LaPetiteBoulin]

I love all the non-details: an unnamed employee working at an unnamed oil & gas company. They give you no details you can fact check. I tried finding info on it and most point the source to be a paranormal researcher. She claims to have had the footage sent to her by the oil & gas employee in 2017. Because that makes sense.. The employee wanted an animal identified so of course he sent it to a paranormal researcher. Why would he think of a marine biologist or even the media? Sheesh.

[@longwaydown6959]

You know what's really sad though? The fact that sooo many people see a video like this and their first thought is "OMG it has to be a dunasour, or, megaladon, or, ooh, ooh, A SEA SERPANT" . Videos like this are just complete shit click bait, and only further people's ignorance. He'll, have you seen all the people who don't k own what a Whale Fall is, or, better yet, are trying to debate that it could possibly be a whale, because they think a whale can't be that big. Like, you have access to a sea of knowledge in the palm of your hand yet they so confidently make claims in spite of their own vast ignorance. It's legit sad and horribly frustrating.

[@martinxy1291]

"So far the footage is yet to be examined by a professional" gee, I wonder why no ones been able to identify it

[@roygbiv5164]

"So far, the footage hasnt been veiwed by an expert"..........no kidding?

[@dbx1233]

After more than a year, here is the answer, the unnamed worker is Bob.

[@darzrzga6595]

My eyes on the Oarfish: Cool. My brain dumb brain: ANIMAL CROSSING MEW HORIZONS

[@timhadley4510]

You know you guys are on to something with that whale thing 😂

[@brookelopezdemar]

The bones turned into a ghost upon touching it, call ghostbusters!

[@maniac117]

YOU LITERALLY INCOUDED PANNING FOOTAGE OVER A WHALE SKELETON ON DISPLAY

[@jimgreen4422]

Why wasn't a 'professional' the first person referenced after such a finding?

[@metalrocker627]

If it crumbled into dust like that, it would probably be something of a prehistoric nature.

[@eddyram4932]

You know I once ate a chicken, it had bones inside,but after I ate them I said it was a small dragon and I had it’s bones😂

[@FutureAbe]

Oceanographers and marine biologists were ‘stumped’.. but professionals have yet to review it? What??

[@blackcosmos]

No one should EVER be stunned when it comes to creatures of the deep sea

[@ArchieFatcackie]

100ft skeleton. It’s obviously a blue whale.

[@jasonshink6589]

Whale big...me know whale bc whale big derrrrpppp. Everything has already been discovered in Ocean .whale only big thing in Ocean derrrrrpppp

[@danflynn1978]

Why did this poor worker not get a name? How did he get the job? What did his coworkers call him? Can I call him Wayne?

[@Dan.Solo.Chicago]

The fact it turned to dust makes me think it belonged to a very old extinct species. Sometimes the conditions are just right for something to be preserved for a really long time. That is, until some human comes along and accidentally crumbles it to dust.

[@mileswithau]

It can't be "yet to be examined by a professional" if "scientist, oceanographers [and] biologists" have examined it.

[@themoonlitquill]

Since it was that degraded, it could've been the remnants of a long dead Blue Whale or Sperm Whale. They dive very deep for squid and are the largest mammals on Earth.

[@JonnoPlays]

You said there would be 4 discoveries and it's only one thing that is unidentified. Not exactly a discovery and definitely not 4 things. Learn how to edit fam you clearly have talent.

[@bilbobaggins5938]

98ft!? WOW, What a mystery. That's as long as a blue whale, and I can't imagine what animal could be that long. This really is an unsolvable conundrum.

[@thomasgumersell9607]

The size of the Vertebra leads me to conclude. That it's most likely from a Whale. The Blue Whale is the largest Whale alive today. This is probably a Blue Whale vertebra. 💪🏻🙏🏻✨

[@langer7573]

I don't think so it's blue whale, blue whales have transverse processes similar to our own spines. This skull literally doesn't even match up with the anatomy of the skull just shown in this video, so my answer is no, it's no blue whale it's literally different then a blue whale.

[@jasonshink6589]

Why. Bc whales ate big....makes perfect sense. There are no other large creatures in the sea I'm sure I my fragile mind. They have discovered everything akready..

[@thomasgumersell9607]

@@jasonshink6589 i do concur with you that we are still making discoveries in the Ocean depths. The Coelacanth Fish thought to be long extinct. Found only in the Fossil records until a hundred years ago one was seen in an African Fish market. Since then live video of this ancient fish has been captured down in the deepest parts of the Ocean. So yes many odd things still are to be discovered in our Ocean depths. 💪🏻🙏🏻✨

[@aidenmclaughlin1076]

My brother in Christ that’s a whale 💀

[@timbenzel1751]

Whale... It's a whale... Obviously. Wait is this comment bait?

[@heyou1]

You mean ONE cool but very explainable find.

[@dahuh2354]

If it turned to dust, it was probably ancient. But I'm no professional.

[@zwastiunburzy3688]

I demand a refund! That was only one anomaly!😎😁

[@tekoanchancellor]

Can't get over all the "experts" commenting on this. Don't you think a MARINE BIOLOGIST would have known a whale spine if they saw one? Don't you think "WHALE" would have been their first guess as well? Wow! Amazing! All the people here that followed the wrong profession.

[@OscarVaughn]

Whale. Whale is what you was looking for. the answer is whale 🐋 👌

[@nancypelosi480]

probably just two whales in a trench coat

[@user-fy7ru4ii1i]

Today, we're looking at 4...I mean 1..

[@Tsathogguah]

It’s a marine mammal that knows a helluva lot more about sea life than you do.

[@rstats2127]

I’m guess a professional would say a whale skeleton 😂

[@timpage5021]

The depictions of dragons in many Asian countries are actually depicting an Oar fish and not a dragon .

[@ricpowers1475]

Stumped? Really? That is definitly a largemouth bass. What else is 30 meters (1oo feet) long?

[@-Reagan]

If it crumbled when touched and couldn’t be identified (by marine scientists) it was likely prehistoric. Why not ask a paleontologist? (I mean, besides the fact they’d probably be disappointed that you had the audacity to mess around with it instead of letting them document it first…)

[@esidhe]

Ffs, it’s a whale. Good lord… 🙄 ”Scientists were stumped”, ”the footage has yet to be seen by a professional”. Yeah, that flies.

[@misaelfraga8196]

Keep in mind the biggest animal to ever exist on the planet is not ancient. It's the modern day Blue Whale. 🐋

[@Stargatelover]

Probably an old spine from a Whale fall, happens when a large whale dies and sinks to the floor. The spine was likely so eaten up that it simply fell apart.

[@Jdjohnson316]

I have no scientific background or a background in biology, but I think it's possible that it could possibly be a whale.

[@dawood121derful]

it's obviously a kraken seafood plate from the Fred Flintstone era. Do I have to explain everything?

[@Quark.Lepton]

🫵🏻🤣😂😆😂🤣

[@blakedarryl]

I have this tooth ache, you think the paranormal investigator could take a look? The intrigue about my tooth continues to grow.

[@Single.White.Female]

Oh, great job dude. A million years that spine lasted until he just had to touch it.

[@longwaydown6959]

A million years? You understand that it wouldn't have turned to dust if it was a fossil? And, if it was still there exposed, to even supposedly "turn to dust" it wouldn't have been there for a million years as there are bone worms and other creatures of the like that break down the literal bones of other animals for nutrition.

[@roberttanguay8532]

The only thing living in the Ocean that big is the Blue Whale 🐋

[@jasonshink6589]

Ahh yes. They never discover anything new and everything is known about the ocean. I'm sure you're right

[@johnburbridge8757]

Domain: Eukarya Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mamalia Order: Artiodactyla InfraOrder: Cetacea A Mammalogists should be able to key it out to it's specific epithet (Genus species)

[@garethwillis]

I smell bull. That skeleton was in clearly lit water, fairly shallow. Oil rigs while not stationed in the deepest parts of the ocean you certainly wouldn't have that much light in the bottom. Also it "turned to dust" on touch but ocean currents didn't disturb it? The footage used was a whale, you can see thick white blubber around the tail that hasn't been eaten yet.

[@Quark.Lepton]

I think you nailed it! 👍

[@garethwillis]

@@Quark.Lepton not to sound smug but me too.

[@tehdog123]

Whale.......yes whales have backbones

[@massageninja9856]

I like that it was deemed probably not an oar fish lmfao

[@haraldpettersen3649]

A whale does not have such bones.

[@jasonshink6589]

Nooo...you're hurting my fragile group thought cult mind. It has to be a whale bc everyone else said that. And it's big derrrrrrpppp. Everything has already been discovered also. Whale big...me knows it's whale bc big...grunt

[@delmccormack7001]

If it turned to dust it may have been a mosasaur.

[@avstryker]

He could have easily collected a sample and had DNA run on it.

[@crazycheetha]

Notice how they show us footage of the skeleton, but they don’t show us footage of him trying to pick it up and it vaporizing into dust. How funny is that😂

[@lorimchair2190]

They say those fish usually surface when there is underwater geological activity😮

[@richarddeleon3558]

Why don’t you show the whole skeleton?

[@DRY-C0WB0Y]

Because it’s stock footage. The entire video is stock footage.

[@carolethorn3211]

"So far this footage has yet to be examined by a professional." Scientists, oceanographers, biologists (anyone and everyone was stumped). They aren't professionals?

[@venvengeance549]

this is a whale fall. Research it.

[@zwastiunburzy3688]

Must be some pretty inept "scientists" if they are unable to recognise a blue whale spine.

[@johno9507]

I'm not saying it's alien....but its probably alien.

[@Shaylok]

The spine of a blue whale can get up to 100 ft in length. Mystery solved.

[@kennethschweighardt4920]

Clearly it is Jimmy Hoffa…

[@keithlow3056]

Why would you show a marine skeleton to a paranormal investigator?