LiveScience.com (Life's Little Mysteries Staff, June 22)
A massive sea creature has washed up on a beach in Guangdong, China. So badly decayed that it cannot be positively identified, the "sea monster" is 55 feet long and weighs approximately 4.5 tons, according to
The Sun. Upon seeing a
PHOTO OF THE CARCASSS, three marine biology experts -- Scott Baker of Oregon State University Marine Mammal Institute, Bill Perrin senior scientist for marine mammals at the National Marine Fisheries Service, and Bob Brownell senior scientist for international protected resources with NOAA's Fisheries Service -- all think it's a...
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A massive sea creature has washed up on a beach in Guangdong, China. So badly decayed that it cannot be positively identified, the "sea monster" is 55 feet long and weighs approximately 4.5 tons, according to The Sun. Upon seeing a PHOTO OF THE CARCASSS, three marine biology experts -- Scott Baker of Oregon State University Marine Mammal Institute, Bill Perrin senior scientist for marine mammals at the National Marine Fisheries Service, and Bob Brownell senior scientist for international protected resources with NOAA's Fisheries Service -- all think it's a... More