It's a scjool of fish, this was debunked years ago unfortunately.

why do all these tadpole shots only evr have 1 shot. surely if you scene this youd take a few so we could then see it turning, diving etc... no its a nonsense as per usual. yet soem will beleive it

Awww man....I live right near the reef....i guess i know i'll be making sure there's no giant tadpole thing swimming near me! Maybe it's a giant....friendly....mutant shark XD I think that guy is the only one who's ever seen a giant sea monster on the reef HAHA...what a dork!

whoever said tadpoll hasn't seen one for a while there bodies are thicker and shorter

This is the famous photo taken by Robert Le Serrec (I think that's the name), and is widely regarded as bogus.

This is not a Fake! This is not a monster either! Well maybe 100,000 little monsters. In Queensland where i live, i see this alot. These are thousands of little fish that stick together in a large school and move around the shallows. If i was to throw a rock at one all the fish would separate and then come back together in a large mass.

The monster does appear to have dimension towards the foreground, not just blackness. But again, one single picture?

its obviosly fake theres no way the water could be that clear and the monster be no more then black ness. if it were reall you wouls see some detail or colour

O.O it looks like a tadpole w/ a long tail xD

a WELL KNOWN fake

ATTACK OF THE KILLER SPERM!!!!!.....??? LMAO

Boat was sitting during low tide and was dragged to deeper water. No monster here, just the marks on the bottom or sand.

This series of photos has been proved to be fake.

I love this picture, it has tadpole written all over it but it is a cool picture. One of my books proposes that is an oil slick from a ruptured engine, but it looks like it even has an eye.

someone brake his engine!!! or its a fake probably

its never been proved a fake

i think i heard on tv somwere that this is a fake.

Someone has giant sperm!

Now that's a BIG tadpole...

There seems to be a distinct symmetrical "head" or scolex, similar to that in the following colour image.