Thanks dude.

One question though....What exactly IS a frogfish?

I'm not sure, but I think that this whale story was first posted here:

http://www.cryptomundo.com/bigfoot-report/...an-plesiosaur2/


Supposedly, it was supposed to be a plesiosaur (right..........).

someting that i wont keep as a pet

Frogfish: 1: Ugly deep sea fish. 2: A witty and inteligent forum member.
Hope that helps!

Thanks. I thought their general size range was around 10 feet.

Frogfish:



Yes, I am pretty

LMAO

The largest porpoises can grow up to 7 feet. There are whales called porpoises over 10 feet long, but they are not true porpoises. Sorry for the mix-up...But they don't live near Russia.

Ah.

That looks more like a chameleonfish.

Nah, it's a frogfish. See it's leg-like pectoral fins?

I know, but I meant the head resembled a chameleon to me.

It's sad that a whale carcass washes up on shore and people try and pass it off as some sort of sea monster.

seahorse?

Just wonder. If this thing is beluga whale. Where are flippers? and What about fur? I don't think it's a seaweed.

They said it had hair. I have to admit I thought of The Dark Crystal too. But a different creature, one with hair. I couldn't find a good pic though.

As you should've heard from the previous post on this thread, the beluga can frow hair, especially during their early years, and mind you, they are mammals, not fish.

The flippers had been badly decomposed and can you see the melting dark 'humps' there'll you find everything:)

what about that tail? looks a bit different than the end of a whale...
btw there IS an article on the um main page which says alot about it

It is clearly a whale. A badly decomposed whale. Why have I said this twice?

Decomposed flesh and muscle can become 'stringy'...looking like hair or fur.