[John_W]

Unknown Sea Creature Filmed in Persian Gulf - YouTube

[Record10ti]

Strange sea creature - YouTube


Dead Whale....or a Chupachabra had a litter with Big Foot and a Giant Squid....

[Bjeanj]

Big croc?

[fred53]

Seems odd that there are cameras with 20+ megapixels and this photo is as grainy as something shot with a brownie by kodak. Why would you think anyone would be able to guess?????

[ColdNoMore]

Photoshop.

[Fredster]

One of the comments on the video, thought
it was a dead decomposing whale, and that
makes sense to me!
But of course I'm not a marine biologist.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Fredster

One of the comments on the video, thought
it was a dead decomposing whale, and that
makes sense to me!
But of course I'm not a marine biologist.

I'm not a marine biologist either, but I have taken a couple of undergrad marine biology and comparative anatomy courses. I would agree that it appears to be the remains of a whale

[Nucky]

Maybe that's the whale from when Cosmo Kramer hit the golf balls into the ocean and George Costanza helped the great beast with a golf ball removal. Hey it could be!

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore

Photoshop.

Yup.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore

Photoshop.

It's tough to photoshop a video.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by fred53

Seems odd that there are cameras with 20+ megapixels and this photo is as grainy as something shot with a brownie by kodak. Why would you think anyone would be able to guess?????

Maybe he just posted it for amusement.

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by dbussone

It's tough to photoshop a video.

Exactly.


I was being facetious.


My intelligent guess is that it is some type of deep sea shark/whale/ray, so badly decomposed as to obfuscate its true identity.


The horns on what looks like a tail, makes me lean toward a large manta or some other type of ray.

[Yung Dum]

Originally Posted by fred53

Seems odd that there are cameras with 20+ megapixels and this photo is as grainy as something shot with a brownie by kodak. Why would you think anyone would be able to guess?????

Psst Fred-There's a video you're supposed to watch.

[Taltarzac725]

Decaying Humpback whale probably from the various comments. This must really stink.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore

Exactly.





I was being facetious.





My intelligent guess is that it is some type of deep sea shark/whale/ray, so badly decomposed as to obfuscate its true identity.





The horns on what looks like a tail, makes me lean toward a large manta or some other type of ray.

Excellent suggestions. Did you formerly work at the Woodshole Oceanographic Institute?