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Strange creature washes up on Mexico beach

By T.K. Randall
February 15, 2020
Sandy beach
Image: AI-generated (Midjourney)
This strange eyeless sea beast is rumored to have come from the depths of the Pacific Ocean.
Discovered by locals on Destiladeras Beach along Mexico's Pacific coastline, this mysterious creature has some seriously sharp teeth and looks a little bit like a dolphin, yet seems to have no eyes at all nor any other discernible features such as fins or flippers along its grey, serpent-like body.

According to reports, the people who found it initially mistook it for a dolphin but quickly changed their minds after getting a closer look at it.

None of the local fishermen who came to examine the carcass could identify what it was either.

Some have speculated that it could have come from a particularly deep part of the ocean off the coast of Puerto Vallarta that descends to a depth of over 1,000 meters.
If this is true, the darkness at such a depth might explain its apparent lack of eyes.

Some Internet users meanwhile have suggested that the image could be a fake and may simply be a dead dolphin with the eyes and other features removed using photo editing software.

Whatever the case, it's certainly an unusual image.



Source: fr24news.com




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