What do you think this is?

[Hardbopjazz]

This washed up on the shore on the east cost of Long Island.

Video CNN

[Willard]

Rush Limbaugh said " well... hm....looks like Larry King's poodle"

Edited August 1, 2008 by Willard

[Aggie87]

Chupacabra!

[catesta]

Chupacabra!

I think you nailed it.

The head looks different than other pictures I've seen, but who knows how long this thing was floating around and what nibbled on it.

[Man with the Golden Arm]

it's a dog.

that beak look is just the septum and it's lack of wings tells us it's not a griffin.

[Hardbopjazz]

it's a dog.

that beak look is just the septum and it's lack of wings tells us it's not a griffin.

Then how do you explain the web feet?

Edited August 1, 2008 by Hardbopjazz

[Willard]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oy_%28Dark_Tower%29

[Jazzmoose]

Turducken?

[7/4]

Turducken?

[Man with the Golden Arm]

it's a dog.

that beak look is just the septum and it's lack of wings tells us it's not a griffin.

Then how do you explain the web feet?

those feet aren't webbed. at this state of decomposition the carpals are shown in their lengthy entirety.

[catesta]

it's a dog.

that beak look is just the septum and it's lack of wings tells us it's not a griffin.

Then how do you explain the web feet?

those feet aren't webbed. at this state of decomposition the carpals are shown in their lengthy entirety.

Good answer, but it is also possible the dog had ducks in his ancestry.

[Man with the Golden Arm]

it's a dog.

that beak look is just the septum and it's lack of wings tells us it's not a griffin.

Then how do you explain the web feet?

those feet aren't webbed. at this state of decomposition the carpals are shown in their lengthy entirety.

Good answer, but it is also possible the dog had ducks in his ancestry.

[catesta]

That's exactly what I'm talkin' about.

[Dave James]

Looks like a turtle that has been relieved of its shell.

Up over and out.

[Jazzmoose]

[Man with the Golden Arm]

"SplinterHeads"

[Hardbopjazz]

Well maybe the Montauk monster is not a real unknown animal.

Pictures: Dead Bigfoot found and stored in a freezer

By Rob Leigh 14/08/2008

It may look like a discarded fancy dress Chewbacca costume in a compost heap, but two hunters are claiming that this is the dead body of the legendary Bigfoot.

Matthew Whitton and Rick Dyer, who run Bigfoot expeditions, have told how they found Sasquatch two weeks ago in the woods of north Georgia, storing it since then in a freezer.

Pics have been posted on searchingforbigfoot.com but a press conference where further DNA and photographic proof will be presented from the pair and "the real Bigfoot Hunter" Tom Biscardi has been promised.

Whitton and Dyer maintain that the monstrous corpse nestling among their frozen peas and fish fingers is a "part human and part ape" male, weighing over 230kg with reddish hair.

According to reports, it has 41cm long flat feet feet, each with five toes and the hands have five fingers. The teeth are described as being more "human-like than ape like".

However, the pair are refusing to pinpoint exactly where they made their beastly discovery to protect other Bigfoots, which they claim to have spotted close to the body.

Biscardi denied that the claims are part of an elaborate hoax.

He said: "We trekked for a day a half ... what kind of lunatic would be out here in a monkey suit? I saw the thing, I touched it."