Montauk Monster - What is it?
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Montauk Monster - What is it?
Here's the video link - http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2008/0...auk.monster.cnn
Some people think it's a turtle without a shell...
I think the animal disease testing facility that's nearby may have some explaining to do...
Some people think it's a turtle without a shell...
I think the animal disease testing facility that's nearby may have some explaining to do...
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It's not a dog, it's a racoon.
Look at the forelegs - clearly it's been skinned and dumped (note the clean cut and the pulled pelt). Also note the fingers on the forelegs - those aren't remotely close to dog paws. A raccoon has long, thin fingers for dexterity.
Look at the forelegs - clearly it's been skinned and dumped (note the clean cut and the pulled pelt). Also note the fingers on the forelegs - those aren't remotely close to dog paws. A raccoon has long, thin fingers for dexterity.
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Originally Posted by JonBoy,Aug 1 2008, 04:42 PM
It's not a dog, it's a racoon.
Look at the forelegs - clearly it's been skinned and dumped (note the clean cut and the pulled pelt). Also note the fingers on the forelegs - those aren't remotely close to dog paws. A raccoon has long, thin fingers for dexterity.
Look at the forelegs - clearly it's been skinned and dumped (note the clean cut and the pulled pelt). Also note the fingers on the forelegs - those aren't remotely close to dog paws. A raccoon has long, thin fingers for dexterity.
