it was found by the shore right so would it come from the sea.it looks like a calf, you know a farm animal
bria
· 3 months ago
i also agree that it does look like a raccoon skull attached to a dog body(sick) i mean who would do such a thing if theyre doing it for the public.....its too big to be a rat and raccoon and it kinda looks like a cow lol but i feel sorry for its soul rip montauk animal 1,2,and3 im not gonna call u a monster:)
brittjay
· 3 months ago
thats mean i think its just dogs that people are mean to and killed them
ogsipes
· 3 months ago
cant be a racoon, racoon only have a solid color, looks more like a dog,lol LASEY i suppose
lago
· 3 months ago
Ogsi..
Raccoons are not just one solid color, as they often have striped tails and a mask that is differentiated by contrasting colors. Next, the "white" people keep thinking they are seeing isn't fur, but the underlining dermis that has been exposed after death. It is flesh, not fur., and would not be seen in life as it would be covered by that fur which is now missing.
Finally, the sandy color people seem to think that is mixed in is just that...it is "sand," though some tips of the fur are probably bleached a bit at the point seen above (common in salt water drownings...)
theguythattalkstomuch
· 2 months ago
your an idiot ok just stop trying it couldent be that clean sxplain that.
dropitlago
· 3 months ago
i agree with lago that this looks like a raccoon skull after googling it.. but dude you are a fuckwit man. haven't you heard of peoples right to an opinion. shut the fuck up about tryin to sound smarter than everyone else because unless you are a professional and have seen the creature with your own eyes yours is just an opinion like everyone else.. if you are right leave people with there fantasies alone and go uppercut yourself before someone else does.
lago
· 3 months ago
"i agree with lago that this looks like a raccoon skull after googling it.. but dude you are a fuckwit man. haven't you heard of peoples right to an opinion."
Response: As I have stated numerous times, "No," this is not an issue of opinion. People are supposed to know the difference between opinions and guesses, but ignorance prevails so readily that one needs to explain the difference over and over again. If you like chocolate, and I do not, then you have the right to say, in your opinion, "Chocolate taste good." My opinion cannot ever take away from yours as it is opinion.
If you have an opinion that someone is 15ft tall, then that is actually a guess, or approximation, not an opinion. All guess and approximations are subject to challenge by definition, and if someone comes out and measures the individual in question showing you to be wrong, you cannot use the defense, "Hey, I have a right to an opinion." To do so would be silly.
If I had come in and said the creature above was a "snail," would this really have been off limits? Would I really be able to get away with saying, "Well, that is my opinion so no one should challenge me on this?" No, of course not. There are points where people are simply wrong, and that this is verifiably so.
Next: "shut the fuck up about tryin to sound smarter than everyone else because unless you are a professional and have seen the creature with your own eyes yours is just an opinion like everyone else.. if you are right leave people with there fantasies alone and go uppercut yourself before someone else does."
Response: For one, yes, I am actually an anatomist. I am not someone just making wild guesses. Next, I do not need to see it with my own eyes, just like I do not need to see a seagull with my own eyes to know an effin' seagull when I see one. Next, I never said, "Just take my word for it." I always have given reasons why it is a raccoon, and have posted a link to a video I did showing how I did a basic cladistical style analysis of the teeth as a forensic odontologist would do to identify the identity of a victim from their teeth alone. I have not used, and will not ever use a call to authority. I am going by the evidence that is plain for all to see.
martini1234567890
· 5 months ago
this is insain this is no racoon!!!!!!! it looks like a mix between a cow a dog and a rat
lago
· 5 months ago
Martini
Now try and explain in detail why it isn't a raccoon instead of just saying it isn't one.
martini1234567890
· 5 months ago
I don't know who you are or what you are talking about, but do not email me about this or anything else again!!!!!!!!!!
lago
· 5 months ago
Martini...
I did not e-mail you. You posted on a blog with an automatic e-mail response system that e-mails you if someone responds to you on that blog. You made a claim about something on that blog without giving support to what you said. I asked for support for that claim as a reply to you. The system automatically took what I posted, and e-mailed it to you as part of its system...
A Cow+A PIG+A RACCOON!!?? it looks like that to me notice the black white spot which looks just like a cow and the size of it just like a fking pig
lago
· 6 months ago
Number one. There are no black and white spots. There is hair, and then there are bald spots where the hair and upper skin has peeled off the dermis below. The white you are seeing is part of the dermis you would never see when the animal was still alive...
Next, you do not know the size of the animal, as your brain is playing tricks on you. The only thing that you can use for scale is the seaweed in the picture, which I am familiar with. This seaweed indicates a small animal about the size of a cat or small dog..
Razz34
· 3 months ago
Lago- ok number one shut up wat u r doing is throwing ur knowledge at people who have their own minds and own way of thinking, people can believe what they want let them believe wat they want, people hate being told their wrong or their way of thinking isnt accurate or doesnt make sence, it belittles people and wat u r doing is cutting them down, all these people have an opinion and came on this site to exspress their own opininon's and ur telling them their wrong, how would u feel if some one walked up to u and pulled apart ur way of thinking, ripped it to shreds right infront of you; you'd feel horrible. so jst because u might have a higher level of education to these people doesnt mean u can cut their thoeries apart and tell them their wrong, im sorry but thats wrong.
and in my own opinion Lago if i may plz have one with out u questioning it, I think its just a bloated genetic experiment gone wrong that's been sitting in the water for to long, it seriously looks like a dog with a raccoon head BUT that's just my opinion, oh but heaven forbid anyone have one of those.
lago
· 3 months ago
Razz said: "ok number one shut up "
response: Um,…no.
Razz said: "wat u r doing is throwing ur knowledge at people who have their own minds and own way of thinking, people can believe what they want let them believe wat they want, people hate being told their wrong or their way of thinking isnt accurate or doesnt make sence, it belittles people and wat u r doing is cutting them down, all these people have an opinion and came on this site to exspress their own opininon's and ur telling them their wrong, how would u feel if some one walked up to u and pulled apart ur way of thinking, ripped it to shreds right infront of you; you'd feel horrible. so jst because u might have a higher level of education to these people doesnt mean u can cut their thoeries apart and tell them their wrong, im sorry but thats wrong."
Response: First Razz, Reality isn't an opinion. Yes, there are many things where an opinion matters. If I say I liked a certain movie, or didn't like the popcorn at the movie, well that amounts to opinion. On the other hand, I can't have an opinion how tall someone is. I can make a guess, but it is a guess, not an opinion. No matter what you guess, the truth is still there, and opinions do not count. If I said the animal above was a "snake," or a "Jelly-fish," I would simply be wrong, and claiming, "My right to an opinion," would be complete gibberish.
Next, I welcome anyone questioning what I have said, in detail if they can. I only ask you do not think opinion equal debate. One must show facts that can support one's case as I have done, or whatever they say is meaningless dribble. If you have evidence against anything I have said, then PLEASE, I beg of you, show it. If you are merely of the opinion that people should be allowed to think whatever they want despite reality, then maybe you should stay out of discussing things that pertain to reality, as you obvious have disdain for the concept.
Finally, one must remember, reality is not a democracy. You may vote to have a law passed that says no one can eat ice cream of Wednesdays, but you cannot vote an elephant into being a goat. Stop thinking we can vote on what we desire things to be.
Razz said: "and in my own opinion Lago if i may plz have one with out u questioning it, I think its just a bloated genetic experiment gone wrong that's been sitting in the water for to long, it seriously looks like a dog with a raccoon head BUT that's just my opinion, oh but heaven forbid anyone have one of those. "
response: There is nothing about the animal that indicates a genetic experiment occurred. You could also say you believe it was put there by fairies on their way to Candy-land, as each statement has as much validity.
monsterslayer
· 3 weeks ago
Lago is a fuk-wit desperately trying to convince the world of their superior intelligence. Here's is an disputable FACT for you: You are a loser with nothing better to do in life than spend every waking moment being an unrelenting douche. If you really had all these skills and accolades you wouldn't have nearly enough time to commit to being a total douche on this site. It's a fucking monster. deal with it. Douche.
lago
· 3 weeks ago
I have never tried to convince any one that I had any type of superior intelligence.
As for having the skills, you can either dispute what I have shown with evidence and logic, or you cannot. My only "skill," is trying to use reason, and not calls to authority with no evidence like, "It is a fucking monster, deal with it. Douche."
monsterslayer
· 3 weeks ago
Haha, after 5 months I evoked a response out of you. Dance puppet! Dance! You are still a douche and proved my point. Thanks and good day.
lago
· 3 weeks ago
Am I responding to you, or are you responding to me? I am also not quite sure what you point is. I exclaim that one should use reason, logic, evidence, and so on, to come to a conclusion, and you instead respond by crying like a baby and calling me names because your education sucks donkey gonads.
Hm,..I think I would rather stick to my line of reasoning,
thedudevulcan
· 3 weeks ago
i can prove this animal is pretty big, something like a horse, or a cow. u see ive been workin with photos and images for a very very long time(i forgot wen i started lol). ive been lookin at this pic carefully, zoomed, double zoomed, usind different effects and techniques and i observed a footstep... int near the left down corner or the first pic. Now i bet u come reply a thing that looks like "there is no step" or "u cant be sure there is a step" and teeth analisis and bone structure and stuff like that. u said it ur own u "can compare animals, and bones and skills and recognise a raccoon wen u see one" and i tell u this : i recognise a footstep when i see one. now a footstep of a normal adult (i think an normal adult shot this picture and i belive an inteligent guy like u thinks as well , not a 5 yers old kid) were was i? oh yes, a normal adult footstep is about 25-30 centimeters (measure ur own foot pls, (if ur not midget or a giant hehe). so if that step is lets say 27 centimeters, that means that animal is as big as a horse or a cow something like that. im just throwing my opinion, i may be 100% wrong and that animal is as small as a mouse, but eh... i made my point.... srry is my spelling is wrong english is not my mother language u know...
lago
· 3 weeks ago
I didn't just say "I know teeth," and tell people to take me on my word. I made a video and posted it on here that showed the teeth compared side by side with different animals including raccoons. The details I gave were not interpretive. They were as plain as day and easy to see.
You are right, I will say there is no foot print in the picture as you state, because there is none, No signs of a shoe print, or sneaker tread, of a foot outline with heel-ball, instep-toes,..nothing. All you have given is a desperate attempt at claiming authority with no evidence supporting you claim. If you care to show me wrong, make a video outlining your evidence, and show your evidence to everyone.
Finally, the people that found the second one are shown in another video I posted putting it in a bag and it only the size of your average house cat, and the people that found the one above said they picked it up and brought it back to their house as well. Know how hard it would be to simply pick up a dead decaying horse or cow and drag it home? You'd need a truck. What did the report above say? They said they picked it up and put it into an ice filled enclosure and carried it away. How many ice filled enclosure do people generally have that can do this? Later it is stated it was put in a "cooler." The average large sized cooler sold in the US can't fit a medium sized dog in it, never mind a cow or horse. Also, all people seeing the Montauk Monsters that stated size said it was the size of a small dog.
Simply put, there is no evidence in your favor that does not come from the wilds of your furtive mind.
jake
· 6 months ago
this is very weird but the skull looks unreal like it's much to clean.
32mon23
· 6 months ago
It looks like a dog...
person
· 6 months ago
dog
Bryanne
· 6 months ago
It looks like a dog that's had it's skin peeled away from it's skull. o.o
Ash
· 6 months ago
Its skull,and Hair,and its blue! it has some claws,so,It doesn't look like a Racoon! Maybe its an anchiant species....
brittney
· 6 months ago
how is that a racoon?
Anjelicaaa
· 6 months ago
It looks like a goat....
bruno
· 6 months ago
its a dog retards wow
vee
· 6 months ago
this one kinda look like a cow...
Casey
· 6 months ago
...It looks like something between a rat and a cat. But the skull is wiped clean. The skull looks a lot like a rat's, but it also looks fake.
Tommy
· 6 months ago
This one definately looks like it's a dog or sumthing that was mutated and tested on on Plum Island, like you said about the first monster. It's looks nothing like the other two, it's so much furrier!
Sierra
· 6 months ago
looks weird but interesting of course. It kinda looks like a bigger rat mutated with a dog and had its skin peeled off of its skull/head place.
edogg450
· 6 months ago
that thing looks like a cow mixed with a dog thats ugly
James Terrones
· 6 months ago
If it is dead and decomposing then why is the skull perfectly clean?
Nick
· 6 months ago
I Think It looks Like A Cow A Bit.
RedDevil
· 6 months ago
Holy crap that's freaky.
Alyssa
· 6 months ago
it looks like a dog, but with a cow idk...it is freaky looking
Danielle
· 6 months ago
I personally think that it looks like some type of a dog that has lost it's face from decomposition. I believe that the reason why it's skull is clean is most likely due to the cnditions of being in the water, depending on how long it has been in the water.
However, how can three of the same type of animal wash up on the shore lines all around the same few years. tis definally is hard to explain.
I'n not a scientist or animal expert or anything...that does not look like a racoon to me!
xxmattxx444
· 6 months ago
it has a goat look but no there is no hornes
Alexa
· 6 months ago
It looks like it can be part dog and I agree with you. Why isn't the news all over this? It makes me think that it's all made up...
OMG COW,DOG racon!
· 6 months ago
OMG! a cow,dog RACON!
mattk
· 6 months ago
i think its a dog. the beak looks fake other than that and the claws it looks like a dog.
Rubi
· 6 months ago
Whoa gross... I hope it's real : )
cullen
· 6 months ago
looks like a cat dog
TwilightRox
· 6 months ago
I don't know WAT it is but i know for sure it is NOT a a raccoon haha
damnxdanielle3
· 6 months ago
woohoo! mutant animal! how can anyone write that off as a raccoon!?
enjoyeroflife
· 6 months ago
i dunnot know
Sal
· 6 months ago
That thing looks like a dead goat.......urgh
Jordan :D
· 6 months ago
Looks like a dog a raccoon with little hair, shredded paws and a calf head hmm wierd. :D
Hillary
· 6 months ago
First of all, it's a rotting corpse. OBVIOUSLY the skin is going to be blue and purple, the colors of rotting flesh. I really wish it was something crazy like an alien or some strange species, but it really is only a raccoon. If you look at the fur, and the shape of the body as well as many other details about it, it's clear that that's what it is.
You've got the fingers, the stubby tail, the shape of the body is the same, the size is the same, it IS a raccoon. There is nothing supernatural about it. It's just a raccoon. A raccoon. Ok?
Now.. MY question is why are there so many raccoons popping up? I don't know a whole lot about that animal testing place or whatever it is across from the beach [I think that's where it is?] but I'm thinking that there's some sort of experimenting going on with the raccoons. Once is chance, twice is coincidence, but three times... you just know someone knows something and isn't talking. But what could they possibly be doing to these raccoons for them to wash up on the beach? Have you ever even seen a raccoon by a beach?
Lago
· 6 months ago
Yes, I have seen raccoons at the beach. They like to do a thing called "dousing," which is really a washing of their food ....
And yes, I know anatomy, and this thing is defiantly a raccoon. There is little doubt of this...
Pretty similiar head shape. The skull on the monster pick is not fully intact tho so u cant see the fangs.
Aitana
· 6 months ago
That is not a racoon look at those teeth plus racoons dont have all black hair. It looks like a prehistoric creature that apparently lived in water.....or a racoon.
Anna
· 6 months ago
i think they are all dogs
FFFFFFFFF
· 6 months ago
I personally think it's either A: That animal testing lab, or B: A practical joke. But ya know, I could be wrong.
Leppy
· 6 months ago
it looks like a mix of a cat and a dog... but the skull and jagged teeth seems to make it a wolverine.... wtf is this??
madhaterguy
· 6 months ago
it looks like some guy ate a cat puked it out skinned it ate it agai then gave birth to it 6 hours later
Leppy
· 6 months ago
if you google the other pictures it seems to have a mix between a beak and a toothed jaw this is truly remarkable, we may have a new species on our hands people, we just need to find out where the hell they're coming from
lago
· 6 months ago
There is no beak. Teeth fall out all the time after death. It is a normal part of decay, especially in water. What is more, you can plainly see the empty tooth sockets if you just take the time to look. It isn't that hard to do...
Finally, some people in here seem to think the animal is big, even though the only thing you could really use as scale is the seaweed on it. I know that seaweed as it is common next to my house, and it indicates the animal is about the size of a raccoon,,,which it in fact is..
Patrick Spellman
· 6 months ago
it is a dog with no skin on it's mouth
BeBe
· 6 months ago
Sorta reminds me of a dog, like a Siberian Husky sorta mixed with a Cow, mixed with a possum and a wolf..but thats just my take..
It looks WAY different from the others. like the second one looked like some type of over grown rodent.
and i still didnt see the first one.=/ its sorta creepy looking..
????????
· 6 months ago
OMG!!!!!!! IT HAS FUR!!!!!!!!!! This is the third time it has scared me and i'm sick of it. it is definitly a monster from plum island.
<(-_-<)
maribel ascencio
· 6 months ago
i keep saying it is a thing like to make food... in this one you can see its fur is like a cow or sth like that! and the thing of the ears -- which you can see better in the second monster -- that look like a pig's ones... for sure it is some kind of experiment to mix 'the best of meats' or sth like that...
skye
· 6 months ago
yeah, this one just looks like a really old, rotten, beat-up dog carcass... :/ i'm still creeped out by this whole plum island possiblity. like maybe some kind of genetic engineering?
Antoinette
· 6 months ago
this doesnt make sense . . . they are all different animals; the first one looked similar to a dog, the second one had a beak, showing that one was not a dog, and now this one looks like it has the partial skull of a sheep. I dont think any of them are a new species, let alone a monster . . . just some very unfortunate animal that was washed out to sea then battered up too much for anyone to really make out what they were.
kyle rice
· 6 months ago
wait im confused.. in all the pictures there are slight differences. but what doesnt add up the most is that if it truly is just some creature that got swept out to see and battered. why is it that in all three photos the skin and other tissues that surround the face are not present.
kyle rice
· 6 months ago
cant be a dog tho... maybe a mix or hybrid, but deffinetly not a dog of its own. why?? because dogs and even mumified dogs often retain the fronts of their teeth or incisors. and the skull is slightly curved downward like a beak.
muntak maniac
· 6 months ago
that doesnt look like a muntak monster. its looks like a dog's mouth on a skull. but, the first one and second are hairyless, so im might be wrong :I
asd
· 6 months ago
...has no one else noticed that the skull doesnt look attached and its the only thing with no flesh/hair on it
sean
· 6 months ago
it looks like a shaved deer with a dog skull. but who am i to protest. i love monsters.
Lover180backflip
· 6 months ago
It looks like just a dead animal, whose body has swollen due to autolysis, and water retention. Great photography though. No doubt the camera angles make it appear more sinister than it really is in reality.
Sara
· 6 months ago
To be honest It looks Like it has or had hooves and the skull of it looks completely intact but not any skull I have seen before. The fur doesn't make sense to me either....... a Mystery
sweetmaxcynthia
· 6 months ago
The skull doesn't belong to the body. It looks like they placed a skull of some sort of cow or etc. and put it within the screwed up head. The body probably belongs to a Scottish highland cow or something like that.
Whatever it is, it looks like a hoax. :(
franz
· 6 months ago
dude where they found this at???
Leo
· 6 months ago
It Looks like a cow if you notice the form,skin/fur,Skull,Hoves... Etc,Whatever We will discover soon!
Katie
· 6 months ago
How the fuck could that be a racoon??!!
malcolm
· 6 months ago
it looks like a cow dog wolf
frederic
· 6 months ago
this looks like a dog to have some time on the sea and is driven by some other animal has been ill-prepared
frederic
· 6 months ago
For comments by: LEO So it is possible that there is a cow, because when man look more closely at the dog-legs-like claw discovered.
frederic
· 6 months ago
LEO also recognize you in the teeth which makes it a "predator" must have been because the teeth are pointed and not as animals eat the plants are large and blunt ..
you can believe me that I am very much apart from sat and later wants to study veterinary medicine.
siobhan
· 6 months ago
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Bim
· 6 months ago
it looks a bit like a husky by the shape of its ears, but some sort of dog as well or maybe a cow
youradouchebag
· 6 months ago
What I think is weird is that the skull is coming out and its not torn up or anything and it looks to much like a Big Cat :/ but that's just me
Ash
· 6 months ago
it kinda does look like a husky & a cow . i would deff. try to find out what the hell that thing is !
irs
· 6 months ago
Oh man i realy thought it's kind of a monster when i first saw the small pic.. but when i lookd closer to the big one i thought it's clear that it isn't a monster
jeff
· 6 months ago
the first two were weird, this just looks like a dog..... the skull looks fake.... kinda looks bleached
Bryan
· 6 months ago
sorta looks like a dead dog
kole
· 6 months ago
Yay for the mutant cows that are trying to talk to us :P looks like a cow that has like furr and an udder
Rainbow
· 6 months ago
EWWWWWW, ITS HIDEOUS!!!! D:
Fio
· 6 months ago
Its the cloverfield monster's furry baby.
colourfulchaos
· 6 months ago
eww. that's nasty. it looks like some kind of mutant beast...
saquya
· 6 months ago
there could be a dog fighting ring somewhere and they drop the bodies out in the ocean. to me, that and animal testing sounds like the biggest posibilities
laura
· 6 months ago
usually raccoons aren't that color... so only possibility I see is dog or fake. it looks someone attached a clean skull to fur
stephanie
· 6 months ago
i think that is was an animal test gone really wrong n they threw them into the ocean hopin no one would fin out thats y there are no scientist or cops around to prove different
nick
· 6 months ago
this is a bear
BrittG
· 6 months ago
Looks like a dog..
- Bloated by water absorption. - Nibbled clean by numerous aquatic creatures. - Succumbed to typical decomposition.. of course the water and creatures helped with that..
BrittG
· 6 months ago
Yeah, or a bear
guest
· 6 months ago
it kind of looks like a dog or wolf. its bloated cause of the water
ryan diaz
· 6 months ago
There is no way that is a raccoon!
ty beagay
· 6 months ago
thats a dog bcuz the beak is just the skull looks like the face got ripped off or sumthing
KENNEH
· 6 months ago
its an frog.... HELO look at it.. man -_-
Ghost254
· 6 months ago
tha skull looks fake
Mele =]
· 6 months ago
theres no way thts a racoon - what are they thinking? it looks like some form of headless dog with a fake skull :|
Samantha Smith
· 6 months ago
okay so everyone says it looks like a bloated dog... ITS NOT A DOG!! jesus look at it. it doesnt have the same skull shape the teeth ar too far back and the paws are different. there not even paws. there effing hooves. i live on a farm and you know what it looks like? an effing goat. jesus. its not a dog... or a cow... or a wolf... or a big cat.. it looks like a goat!!
dom
· 6 months ago
It looks like some sort of raccoon with a fake skull because the skull isn't discolored from the blood at looks like a fake or real dried out skull of a different animal put on to the body of the raccoon
Isis
· 6 months ago
Its another goverment cover up thats why the police aren't makeing a big deal about it. I can't even think of an animal it looks like and there are simple reasons why the skull it clean and the rest isn't. Birds got at it and since its on a beach maybe someone disturbed it before it could eat more or something.
Mariia05
· 6 months ago
i think that thing is pretty ugly && as for the thing you said bout the scientist && police not doing anything i agree with one of the users that commented below that it was probably just a test gone horbly wrng a few times thrown in the water so no one would know && thats why they dnt do anything bout it.
Kayleigh
· 6 months ago
maybe like a mutain dog. lie a b=dog that was taken somewhere far away and it adapted to its environment and so did its body. animals can do that ya no.
evil1knight
· 6 months ago
i believe that we are still adapting now, because we do have to eat raw tuff meat people are starting not to grow wisdom teeth because in this new age we really dont need them
Kendall
· 6 months ago
I think is maga creepy that these things wash up on beaches. THEY HAVE GILLS!!!
amelia
· 6 months ago
might have been a dog or sheep that fell off a ship and attacked by sharks.
blake
· 6 months ago
difformed type of dog proly or goat or sheep wouldnt call it a monster tho i bet if people lived in the dinosaur times then wed think are normal dogs are wierd l0l
Jackie
· 6 months ago
its just a dumped half rotted carcass of a pit bull that died in a dog fight... that is no monster. youre all just retards over reacting at the slightest thing that looks odd to you at first glance
enjoyeroflife
· 6 months ago
do any of yall believe in THE LORD JESUS CHRIST. will u be ready for live out today and tomorrow cause we could die in a instant and be face to face with OUR LORD. explaining what we did here on earth and THE LORD decides neither we go to HEVAN the most beautiful place ever seen and made, or HELL the hottest most ugliest place ever to be seen. so i have eleven words for u GET READY! ALSO BE READY FORWARD THIS EVERY CHAT ROOM.
Chris
· 6 months ago
No, i dont believe in THE LORD JESUS CHRIST. but i do know how to spell heaven right and also, this has nothing to do with the topic, so what the hell?
HALEIGH
· 6 months ago
THAT IS A PREGNANT HUSKY OR ANOTHER TYPE OF DOG!! DO U HEAR ME? DOG DOG DOG DOG!!! NOT ANYTHING UNUSUAL..... SO DUHH LOOK AT THE PAWS... AND SOMETHIN HAS BEEN EATIN ON HIM AND SHE HAS LOST FUR..... DUHHH
billiejo90210
· 6 months ago
its a bird!... its a plane...!!!.....noooo!!! its SUPERMAN!!!! srsly though it looks like a cow. a rilly hairy cow
Amyy
· 6 months ago
Omg yhh dats what i sed!! it looks like a cow!!!! :D
noah
· 6 months ago
so a hoax. just a rotting carcass of a dog.
CJ
· 6 months ago
i hope its something wearied too
toby
· 6 months ago
i think it might be a buffolo mixed with a cow from plump isled to
Nick
· 6 months ago
How is that a raccoon
Jane Doe
· 6 months ago
ManBearPig?
samantha
· 6 months ago
tha nu 1 looks more like a dog to me
BlackBeauty613
· 6 months ago
how does that look like a raccoon??? looks more like a small cow with one leg :S creepy...
~Rachel :)
P.S: I hope it's not a discovered animal either ;]
nicole
· 6 months ago
whoa! that is totally weird. maybe since ur so big on youtube, YOU should be the press. seriously. you could totally do it. i would watch it.
carolyn
· 6 months ago
its really wierd how last year the montauk monster washed up along the beach in july and this year it happend again in july. and its not a dog cause look at its feet =P
Retired DVM
· 6 months ago
Its a dog LOL without a doubt. What a bunch of idiots.
Kolton
· 6 months ago
Dude itz a mutilated dog. Look at the skeleton and the legz. Some1 jus hacked off the back ledz and pawz. U can see the little tendone thingz tht used to be attatched the the paw. And some one ripped out the skull. plz hear me out. Look closely and tell me itz not a f***ed up dog. Poo little guy
Kolton
· 6 months ago
sorry only the right back leg waz amputated
Gaby
· 6 months ago
Thats a dog. Its feet and fur and ears are definately a dogs. That sucks.
Cassie
· 6 months ago
That's an abused dog. You can tell by the skeleton. and it's just been shaved in random places.
horsegeek
· 6 months ago
Guys that things body is WAY to big to be a dogs, yes same bone structure in the head, but look everywhere else....
Jack
· 6 months ago
its not a dog look at the skull
Jeremy
· 6 months ago
wow, that is creepy...... and you people need to believe this! the proof is smack-dab in front of you!!!!!!
Adrew
· 6 months ago
its like a dog but its skull is weard so i think wee soud whait 2 see what hapens but this is freeking cool
sydney
· 6 months ago
ok... that SERIOUSLY looks like a dog! but its skulll doesnt look right! i dont kno what the hell it is... but its creppy and un-dogish looking looking enough for someone to say lets do some tests on it!
kelly
· 6 months ago
raccoon my ass! that thing looks like more than one animal put together
Lago
· 6 months ago
Kelly, unless you are highly educated in anatomy, your eyes are of little use to you when analyzing a half decayed animal.
It is a raccoon, and there is nothing about the animal that contradicts that, that simply isn't due to decay...
akakiru
· 6 months ago
like a platypus?
evan
· 6 months ago
it looks like a fuckin goat with a beak
Josh
· 6 months ago
lago what about the skull thats not a racooms head
Lago
· 6 months ago
That certainly is a raccoon skull. Every aspect matches exactly, from the relative placement of the orbit, shape of jaw, and dentition, ...it is without doubt a raccoon skull...
Get a raccoon skull and hold it in the same angle and, if you are not blind, you will agree...
name132342
· 6 months ago
for 1: RACOONS DONT GET THAT BIG. IT LOOKS MORE LIKE A COW WITH A RACOON SKULL.
lago
· 6 months ago
From the seaweed in the photos we can tell this is a small animal no where near the size of a cow. Also cows will have much longer legs relative to the body, and their feet will have hooves. This animal has neither...
The skull has NO similarities to a cow at all, and the teeth are the teeth of a meat eating predator (carnasial teeth). Speaking as someone trained in anatomy, there is no way this is a cow.
Nikki
· 5 months ago
Dude. This is a blog. stfu. We can all read your comments, you don't have to post on everyone else opinion so they will hear you. Truth is we DON'T care. We're mildly interested in a little urban thing.
lago
· 5 months ago
Dude, I know it is a, "blog," as well as how they work. I am posting direct responses so people will know who comments I am responding to, that is why there is a "reply," option, and is part of the everyday traditions of blogs.
If you, "DON'T care," then why are you commenting?
Finally, there is no mystery here outside of people not realizing that the reason the scientists do not care about this is not a mystery. They know it is merely a dead raccoon. I am trying to explain to people just that, and I am going to explain that all day long if I so desire...
chrismelvin711
· 6 months ago
ur an idiot what kind of idiot would blog i click on videos to acualy see videos not u go on and on and on and be a little girl u mite ass wel say omg did u hear about this scary monster thing deby seriously dud
Precursor
· 6 months ago
I think its a failed animal test looks a bit like a dead cow maybe a bastard
casy4000
· 6 months ago
i honestly have no clue it could be from the dinosuar ages and was washed up from the sea somewhere but it could be an expirament from that place but i seriously have no clue tell me what you think by e-mailing me at whitey10231@hotmail.com i had my dad look at it he said a dog that was dead and had its back leg torn up
okeal
· 6 months ago
I thing someone is do genetic mutaion. Taking DNA from diffirent animals and mixing them them mutating them. Maybe the are trying to make a super animal?
Meander
· 6 months ago
Ummmmm. That thing is in an ADVANCED state of decomposition. It could be anything. The face has even rotted away. Come on, now. Stop obsessing over dead dogs.
lago
· 6 months ago
The skull shows it isn't a dog...
drakix
· 6 months ago
holy crap!!! i think it real but did u try to get a tissue sample? it might help to see if its a dog or not
jacobrhode
· 5 months ago
its a dog if yuo where to add skin to the head feet and where the guts are hanging out you would start to see a dog then you have to add the rest of the then take away the water damage and the decomposition and you have a god i am sorry to busrt your bubble but i have looked at it and used the software to find these things out and it turned to a dog
lago
· 5 months ago
Jaco...You are mistaken, as it is a raccoon. I know this because I am trained in anatomy and know how to do a comparative study. I did this here on the other Montuak Monster with its dentition, and I ruled out dogs as a possbility:
This new carcass also matches a raccoon, and contradicts a dog..
Lauren
· 5 months ago
I personally don't think it looks real. The front leg just doesn't look real. I realise the animal is dead, but it looks stuffed to me. And just the fact that three have shown up in about a year seems even faker. The teeth also don't quite add up, seeing how they stop before they reach the edge of the jaw, so if it is real, it wouldn't be a dog. But did they actually do research on the carcass? Tear it open and such? If they didn't, or something prevented them, it's fake.
skulls_unlmtd
· 5 months ago
It's a dog i work for "skulls unlimited" its a non-domesticated dog more like a wolf or coyote all though i dont know what one would be doing around new york, but looking at the skull im sure its a dog.
lago
· 5 months ago
It isn't a dog. The teeth do not match a dogs. They match a raccoon. If you worked for Skulls unlimited, then go get yourself a raccoon skull and hold it up to the screen and look at the two skulls, their teeth and compare...
It is a raccoon...
ZeKiller
· 5 months ago
the skull looks like its been cleaned like it was put together and the skin resembles some sort of cow skin, who knows maybe this is fake.
Jacke
· 5 months ago
OHH MY GOD IT IS THE DOG WITH A BEAK AND SCALES
yasia
· 5 months ago
If you look closely... the end of the mouth is shaped like a beak...
lago
· 5 months ago
If you look closely you will realize the mouth is gone and has rotted away...
If you enlarge the picture you will see it is a typical skull like we see in most carnivores, only it is missing a bunch of teeth that fell out. There is no "beak."
Nicole94
· 5 months ago
Wouldn't that be too big to be a raccoon? (I don't know much about raccoons) its looks like a dog...
lago
· 5 months ago
Nicole,...
Ask yourself, "Why do I think you know the animals size?" What did you use as scale in the picture? Give me evidence it is bigger than a mouse...
asoto5
· 5 months ago
i am a turttle specialist that is a turttle mix with dog and pig in the second picture at the top he has a pig arm the other are is from a dog and little of the hair and a turttle becuase the face bone is from a turttle
lago
· 5 months ago
asoto
You are certainly no turtle expert if you think turtles have teeth, and hair, or that you think one can be mixed with a pig or a dog or whatever...
The facial elements are certainly not those of any turtle. It does, however, match a raccoon,,,
Slither873
· 5 months ago
WERE ARE THEY COMING FROM?!?!?!?! THATS THE SCRAY QUESTION!!!!
somegun1
· 5 months ago
I think its the governments subtle way of breaking the news that aliens are real or maybe the aliens tried to save the tortured animals on the island you mentioned and they crash landed or its a turtle.
somegun1
· 5 months ago
our government is creating a new pet yup (sounds stupid)
somegun1
· 5 months ago
idk i just want it to be an alien
popularpuppylovah
· 5 months ago
Hey, um...I belive in weird things. There are species out there that are hard to find. This could be a new species, maybe not, i dont know. Aswangs, Mananangals, Apls, different vamps. I believe in them. My dad says he has had a few encountours with a manangal and an aswang, freaky and very beliveable stories, but I'll have to put it off. But, you have to know that there is a whole galaxy waiting to be discovered, different slar systems, aliens may exist because there may be a planet just like earth, with different living figures on it and they may be more intelligent or less intelligent and they might be trying to make contact with us.
---Thank You, Natasha ______
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
How did the hair fall off? And WHERE are they washing in from? what little undiscovered freaky animal filled island do we not have on our maps? Why dont they go out and try to find where they are coming from?
lago
· 5 months ago
Hair falls off due to decay, and the loss of the epidermis in this process...
We know where they are coming from. Raccoons are common to the area...
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
it DOES look similair to a racoon though, but why would racoons be washing in from someplace??
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
it DOES look similair to a racoon though, but why would racoons be washing in from someplace??
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
it DOES look similair to a racoon though, but why would racoons be washing in from someplace??
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
it DOES look similair to a racoon though, but why would racoons be washing in from someplace??
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
it DOES look similair to a racoon though, but why would racoons be washing in from someplace??
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
it DOES look similair to a racoon though, but why would racoons be washing in from someplace??
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
it DOES look similair to a racoon though, but why would racoons be washing in from someplace??
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
it DOES look similair to a racoon though, but why would racoons be washing in from someplace??
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
it DOES look similair to a racoon though, but why would racoons be washing in from someplace??
kacimanders
· 5 months ago
it DOES look similair to a racoon though, but why would racoons be washing in from someplace??
lago
· 5 months ago
Raccoons drown all the time. Put "drowned raccoon" into google and I am sure you will get many hits.
Raccoons drown a lot because they like to wash their food in water (dousing), as well as look for food in water, and at the waters edge. They can get themselves into trouble rather often, and sometimes drown.
buntermyer
· 5 months ago
government goats head soup is on. plumb island blue plate special . please give me a job. i need something better to do with my time.
BattleDonutt
· 5 months ago
theres no way thats a fucking raccoon
lago
· 5 months ago
Can you tell me why you believe, "theres no way thats a ******* raccoon,"...? Can you give details based on fact?
lyly34
· 5 months ago
i think it just looks like a dead dog but the other to pic look like something that isn't know to us yet
johnny222
· 5 months ago
well it looks like a mutated dog or a mutated animal of some kind
smoseley06
· 5 months ago
that thing is really weird i think its a monster of some sort
kippy371
· 5 months ago
now it looks more like a dog
MEx33
· 5 months ago
it looks like a dog -_- (dogcow):D
nightshot
· 5 months ago
to me it just looks like a dog with no skin & meat on his snout and he has some giant sack thingy... and it looks like a dog sorta....
MONSTERFISH
· 5 months ago
I THINK THE MONSTER IS MY FRIENDS BROTHER NAMED BRANDON. BLOG BACK
yes raccoons are ancient in fact raccoons were first formed after the dinosaurs were wiped out by something no one knows how but theres proof of a meteor hitting the erath 60,000,000 years ago around a city which i cant remember the name of and it was around six miles wide enough explosive force on impact to clause black clods to cover the earth for decades and when it cleared up man started forming thus came the neanderthals and sbartoothed animals in wich the raccoon comes in where it all started
martini1234567890
· 5 months ago
like i said this is insain any body that thinks this is a normal animal is wrong it may be an animal weve never found right
trey1069
· 5 months ago
i looks like some cruel retarded bastards tried graphing avian dna in a canine embro and the result only lasted a year or so.
ringouchiha
· 5 months ago
well to me it looks like a wild dog or a wolf...
WeirdoJack
· 5 months ago
Well it looks like a dog a goat and a bird
mtann1341
· 5 months ago
its a dog with his skin and fur on his face off!
lago
· 5 months ago
I know many of you think it is a dog. The teeth simply do not match, and we use them to identify species all the time. However, most do not want to look at those details. Here is a simple detail to look at. If you notice, most dogs have an angle between their snout and where their forehead starts. This is the "stop," in dog terminology. If you go look at the skull of dogs, especially pitbulls and small lap dogs, you will see this angle is sharp and deep. The animal in the photos has no such stop, and all smaller dogs have this stop (and this is a small animal, that is certain). Only larger dogs which have elongate skulls have a reduced stop, and this animal's skull is relatively short, and, again, as stated above, the animal is small.
It does look like a raccon but yet what other features are there that proves that it is a raccoon other than its skull ? because one day when i was at school i saw a male raccoon this size.Mybe scientists are trying to help the raccoon race cause how many do you see every year?maybe if the scientists are trieng to help them they are mixing there dna and embrio with a dog or wolf or cow.(just my theory that i dont fully believe in) and lago dont ask me your why do u think? question idk i just had a feeling but it just went away
rubik
· 5 months ago
get a life mystery scientist! its not a freaken racoon! what a stupid guy. he's not EVEN a scintist! lol!
rubik
· 5 months ago
any ways, i think it's a dog. but, its skull is completly clean! the salt water must've washed it.we shall soon know. thank you all who have read this and, happy summer days!
rubik
· 5 months ago
oh and one more thing, and this is for mystrey scientist. mystery sciene get real!
rubik
· 5 months ago
seeya!
lago
· 5 months ago
Yo, Rubik...
The skull does not match a dog, and worse for you, the teeth do not match. The reason Jeff Corwin said it was a raccoon when the first one was found, and no one in the scientific community has given a crap since, is not a mystery. The reason is that it is a freakin' raccoon, and those with an education in comparative anatomy all know this. There is no confusion for us...just people like you.
trockett
· 5 months ago
Hey Lago, it is far too large to be a racoon, and the first Montauk Monster had an avian fucking beak...nice racoon you found.
lago
· 5 months ago
Dear Trockett
First, there is no beak on any of these animals. The flesh on the snout of the first MM has merely rotted off and numerous teeth have fallen out giving an appearance of a beak to people unfamiliar with basic anatomy. The exposed empty tooth sockets can clearly be seen in the exposed premaxilla and maxilla if you take the time to find a decent photo on-line. This type of decay is common in animals that drown, and is seen in all 3 of the Montauk Monsters.
Next, there is an odd phenomenon where people, upon seeing a picture on-line, forget that this is a picture without scale, and they assume, based on some subconscious cues, that they know the size of the object. Most people realize this mistake and look for something that can accurately be measured for comparison scale, and if they do not find such, realize they do not know the size of the object. Some people, however, are not that smart (a.k. you).
aullah123
· 5 months ago
hey! it looks like a cow that has been attacked by something like a tiger. dont you think?
MonterMutt
· 5 months ago
It LOOKS like a big dog, but if you lok at the front of it's jaw, theres no front teeth. Its smooth.
lago
· 5 months ago
Just as one should not assume that just because there is no flesh on the skull, that that meant it had no flesh in life, one should also not assume that a lack of teeth on part of the jaw meant that it was toothless there in life.
The teeth fell out, just as they did in the other two animals found..
Kristian
· 5 months ago
Dude I'm really sorry to tell you this .. but llok at the lower belly it's a FUCKING cow get over it.... "Rotten cow" cus you prop wanna ask me why i know this i'm a farmer and i found one of my cows almost looking like that when i came back from a holiday
lago
· 5 months ago
Kristian...
Cows are artiodactyl ungulates. This means they are hooved animals. The separate numerous phalanges and claws can clearly be seen in/on the feet of this animal making it a non-ungulate...
Next the molars are still present and they are clearly "carnassial" teeth, indicating this animal is from the "carnivore" grouping, not an ungulate grouping.
Following this, a cow does not have incisors in their upper jaw as they are lost during embryonic development and are replaced with a keratinous edge, yet this animal clearly shows the tooth sockets where the incisors were in life which is not found in any "Cow"
Are you starting to grasp this isn't a cow yet Kristian?
Mevin
· 5 months ago
I'm betting its a raccon...or something like that .When does a cow have fur like THAT?.It also doesnt look that much like the other ones.
Mevin
· 5 months ago
Nvm It's not a raccoon it doesnt have enough teeth...It could be ANOTHER expiriment...if the others where.
lago
· 5 months ago
Mevin...
The teeth fell out. Blow-up the picture and you can clearly see the empty tooth sockets where these teeth were...
Mevin
· 5 months ago
It definatly isnt the first one...the second looks like a pig so it cant be the same thing...It has hair.
Mevin
· 5 months ago
good point I'll try that
Mevin
· 5 months ago
your right
Mevin
· 5 months ago
then the third and second ones look the same i bet the first is the same...the look like Pig/dogs/Cats
Mevin
· 5 months ago
I'm annoying huh one of the reasons i'm talking so much is because i'm bored and I need to remember what i said so i wont get confused. OOPS thats two...
Mevin
· 5 months ago
I wonder when there will be a fourth...these are all happening so close together...
lago
· 5 months ago
It is a raccoon. They drown all the time. The next one will be found when a dead raccoon is found at any stage of decay past the point where an everyday person can identify it as a raccoon due to that said decay. In other words, as soon as they say, "What the hell is that?"
fot
· 5 months ago
THIS IS NOT A RACCOON.... FOR ONT THEY ARE NOT THAT BIG AND TWO THERE NOT THAT COLOR!!!! I HONESTLY THINK ITS A GOAT OR SOME SORT!!!
lago
· 5 months ago
fot...
Yes..they are that color. There are 3 basic colors you can see (outside of the bulging guts of the lower abdomen). One is the color of the sand mixed in with the fur, next there is the color of the exposed dermis that is never seen when the animal is alive, and finally there is the actual color of the fur. This last color is the only color that would be seen when the animal was alive and it is an exact match to a raccoon, so, um... you are wrong..
Next, as I stated before below about size:
"there is an odd phenomenon where people, upon seeing a picture on-line, forget that this is a picture without scale, and they assume, based on some subconscious cues, that they know the size of the object. Most people realize this mistake and look for something that can accurately be measured for comparison scale, and if they do not find such, realize they do not know the size of the object. Some people, however, are not that smart"
Finally goats are cloven hoofed animals just like cows, and this thing has paws, not hooves. Plus, of the teeth still present in the above animal, the teeth are of a carnivore (carnassial molars) not a goat. These teeth, cusp for cusp, groove for groove, match those of a raccoon...
People, try and remember, you are debating someone trained in anatomy. Try and come a little prepared if you care to debate the issue.
crobar323
· 5 months ago
so u trained in anatomy but your still gay and no one likes u
wtf0001
· 5 months ago
wtf why dont have a dna test on that? that's solves the problem
Mevin
· 5 months ago
That would solve the problem...I'm betting they're just raccons that escaped from plum Island...somehow
annonomass
· 5 months ago
its fake. these people are killing dogs and decorating them to look like a monster im almost sure. why do u think the monsters keep showing up at the same ass location!!!
foxboyy
· 5 months ago
it looks like the body has been tammpered with. it is missing all of its front teeth. i dont know it looks like a cow but there are no hooves. IT IS NOT A RACCOON!!!!!!!!!! depending on how big it is it looks like a calico cat that had an accident with a lawn mower.
lago
· 5 months ago
Again, another non-anatomist declares this is, "NOT A RACCOON!!!!!!"
...but forgets to get a case for why it isn't. Here is evidence for why it "IS," a raccoon:
I have your e-mail address the same way you have mine...
Mevin
· 5 months ago
lago...
i just hit the reply button on my email i didnt get it here
lago
· 5 months ago
Mevin...do you really need to have these things explained to you?
Mevin
· 5 months ago
Who here likes World of Warcraft...(raises hand)
Mevin
· 5 months ago
Foxboyy...
It is not a Calico cat. I had a Calico and the RACCOON wouldn't look like a cat.Even if it was a drowned cat
PoopBrainEK
· 5 months ago
that just looks like a dead bloated dog
Alexis
· 5 months ago
Is that a goat.. LOL..
Splawngirl
· 5 months ago
this one has hair..hmmm..
lago
· 5 months ago
All 3 had hair
Splawngirl
· 5 months ago
they looked hairless to me..my bad
Splawngirl
· 5 months ago
they looked hairless to me..my bad
Splawngirl
· 5 months ago
they looked hairless to me..my bad
angel45
· 5 months ago
it looks like something undiscribable...its not a raccoon or a dead dog dressed up... seriously...it doesnt have sharp teeth or fangs like a dog or a raccoon. a dog is not that fat
lago
· 5 months ago
Why are people not able to grasp that the front teeth have fallen out? Why do you believe what you are seeing, due to decay, has anything to do with how the animal appeared in life? How are we all not getting this point by now? The open tooth sockets can clearly be seen from where the teeth had been in life and have since fallen out. Download the pictures and blow them up and look at the jaws if you do not believe me..
Oh, and even the teeth that are left are extremely sharp and pointed and used to cut meat. The are known as , "carnassial teeeth," due to this fact...
crobar323
· 5 months ago
its a cow that had its hooves eaten of by a large fish probably a shark it has an udder and its teeth arent sharp they look like teeth that are used for grinding up plants and its to big to be a raccon or a cat u tards so settle down put on a new diaper and stop going to retarded ass blogs about monsters that someone probably photoshoped so take a break and get a life and go back to pre-school to learn how to identify pictures
lago
· 5 months ago
crobar...
I have already given quite a block of reasons why it isn't, and could not be, a cow. I am really shocked at that lack of education people seem to have about basic anatomy. I think most people past ten years old should be able to tell what a cow looks like and that this simply isn't one...
crobar323
· 5 months ago
i guess this may be a mixture of a cow and a raccoon cause its bigger than a raccoon but it does have some likenesses of a raccoon but there is some crazy shit out there so..........it looks like it has an udder but these pictures suck u really cant tell but it has grinding teeth and carnassial teeth maybe it could be both P.S. im 13 but i still can see the likeness of a cow P.S.S. you train in anatomy but u misspell teeth are u sure your not 10 years old u tardass so go fuck your mother u 40 year old virgin who still cant quite get a boner.
crobar323
· 5 months ago
now lago im gonna tell u a nice little story about a little fag who loved raccoons and trained in anatomy and one day decided to blog about a monster that he thoght was a raccoon people made fun of him so he wet his pants and started to cry so he went out behind his shed and shot his brains out YOU SHOULD DO THE SAME!!!!!!
by the way your name is lago
crobar323
· 5 months ago
or it could be a wolf though wolves do have grinding teeth and carnassial teeth if you look closely at its ear it is spiked and i guess it looks like it has paws put really how many times have u seen a white racoon?
lago
· 5 months ago
Hm, crobar, you really didn't need to tell everyone you were 13. Your reactions was enough.
There is no white fur on this animal, so no it does not make the raccoon white as implied by you. The white region is the exposed dermis that lies beneath the epidermis. Once the epidermis came off, so did the fur along with it, leaving the white leathery part below. This is due to the animal decaying.
Next, please take the time to listen to how moronic you sound with your contradictory claims. You first make a claim it is a cow, but then decided it might be a wolf. Do you generally confuse wolves and cattle in everyday life? All 3 of the Montauk Monster animals are the same type of animal. Dental analysis clearly shows these beasts are not canids: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo&feat...
Since it has paws, and not hooves, it is clearly not a cow,,,
Finally, again, when it comes to size, as I said below, "there is an odd phenomenon where people, upon seeing a picture on-line, forget that this is a picture without scale, and they assume, based on some subconscious cues, that they know the size of the object. Most people realize this mistake and look for something that can accurately be measured for comparison scale, and if they do not find such, realize they do not know the size of the object. Some people, however, are not that smart"
crobar323
· 5 months ago
i did not right about the cow my brother did and how do you know the size of it you said it was by some seaweed but seaweed can get pretty tall and i said my age so that you would feel like a jackass and so u would feel retarded for not being as smart as a 13 year old im only childish because your stupidity was hurting my head so i couldint think straight and montauk is by the north pole so how many raccoons do u see there there are more wolfs in that area so theres a better chance of it being a wolf and at least i can spell CANINE u twat i guess it doesnt have white fur but still it can be a wolf
lago
· 5 months ago
Dogs are placed into a group called "canids." If you did not know this, well,... I am sorry you lack an education.
Next, I am from more North than the region of Montauk, which is not at the North Pole anyways as you seem to believe. There are no wolves here,..but there are quite a few raccoons. (...and try and remember, it is "write about the cow," not, "right about the cow.")
Also, I was not going by seaweed length...I was going by the width which is more generalized despite length. I thought this would be common sense but, I did not realize you'd be the commoner.
crobar323
· 5 months ago
you think your funny by making fun of a kid thats pathetic on your end. I guess i didnt know that dogs were placed in a group named canids i dont study these types of things but no matter how much u argue i will still have to disagree with you for i think it is a wolf i agree with though that there was no beak on the first one and it is not a mixture of animals it is one animal but it may be fake someone probably made it up with the technology we have today it is possible
but then again you do sound like a smart man and of coarse im only 13 so.............
ive really gotta stop going to stupid blogs to argue with people
shaqbarcalis
· 5 months ago
it looks like a horse albeit a vert decomposed one but definately a horse
adffds
· 5 months ago
How dare you slaughter a goat to make these fraud picture, go to hell!
spencer345
· 5 months ago
Shut your fucking mouth adffds...
Obviously someone is skinning animals and throwing them in the ocean. And that isn't goat fur you dumbass...
krzkd9
· 5 months ago
the other ones look real. but this looks a decayed dog or wolf.
hmmm that is definitely not a dog skull, i see it has ears, paw looking things, and fur. but the fur is in patches its not burned off and even if it was rotting in the water, water erosion wouldn't have done that to the fur. so i don't know what to call it, Alien? no, Experiment? very likely
Secret_agent_man
· 5 months ago
It's a dog.................
f34rl3ssxang3l
· 5 months ago
its a holigan some dumb idiot pulled off cant any one of u idiots guess that???
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rubik
· 5 months ago
lago...
yo mama sohairy it made king kong jealous! lol!
wait... wtf what am i saying?!
anyways you might be right but WE both might be wrong! so shut the fuck up! lol! im so funny! :D
rubik
· 5 months ago
lago if you dont know where to get a life, come at my house and ill make you a knukle sandwitch! lol lol lol lol lol!
rubik
· 5 months ago
ive got the truth about it!
not! :D ha!
rubik
· 5 months ago
ok back to talking!
anyways, all muntauk monsters dont look the same. first of all, the first one looks like a half-neck pig and half-head egele. second, it looks same as the first one. but the "beak"looking on its face is defreint. and third its deffrint. so we'll look in the futre.
lago
· 5 months ago
All differences between the 3 animals found are due to differing stages of decay. There are no actual variations seen in the traits of the 3 animals. If you disagree, then show me a trait that is not consistent between the 3 that is not due to decay.
rubik
· 5 months ago
hey isint it weird that in 2007 the muntauk thing started then next yearit came again then this year it came again? mabye in 2010 it might happen again? lol...
max123345
· 5 months ago
Alright this is just a fuckin picture of a dead canine of feline 1st off lago, you sound like you know everything there is to know about anatomy but what you dont understand is not everything is as unexplainable as it looks maybe sometimes but not this time and 2nd this is NOT a fuckin raccoon and youre idiots if you dont see that look at the paw the wet white hair on it and if you can see the tail is too long and the size is much different from that of a raccoon
lago
· 5 months ago
There is no "wet white hair," on the animal. The only white it the exposed dermis due to decay, as well as bone (like we see in the skull..).
The tail is not seen in the above pictures, but the 1st Montauk Monster shows the tail rather well and it is a match for what we see in raccoons. Maybe you are confused about the length of tail raccoons have? Try looking up "raccoon skeleton," and looking at the tail there to see the length is in fact a match.
The, "paws," consist of separate digits, and this has been shown very well in the first montauk Monster, but can also be seen in close-up of the other two. Neither cats nor dogs have such a trait.
Finally, I have worked in detail with the skulls of cats, dogs and raccoons, and can tell them apart at a glance. I can also give detailed anatomical difference between them, as well as use their teeth for dental comparisons which is used for identification in both the court system, and comparative vertebrate anatomy. There are far too many teeth for a cat. The skull has no frontal expansion as seen in dogs, and the teeth match only a raccoon.
Try again Max?
exeas
· 5 months ago
The separate digits could be do to the fact that this animal hasn't walked in awhile, you know how nails and hair continue to grow after the animal dies. second the animal in this picture is to big to be a raccoon. It doesn't even have the correct skeletal structure of a raccoon. whatever it is its not a raccoon
lago
· 5 months ago
Digits do not separate from lack of use. I have no idea where you heard that.
Hair and nails do not grow after death. That is an Ol' Wives tail not based in reality. When you are dead, nothing of you grows anymore..at all.
Again, pretend this is an exam and I asked, "How do you know how big this animal is in the picture," (show your work.) Now what would be your answer? In other words, you are imagining things. The only thing you can use for scale is the seagrass and seaweed in the picture, and that indicates rather small animal.
Finally, I am very well trained in the study of skeletal anatomy (Osteology). I have studied everything from extinct sarcopterygians and mammals, including dogs cats raccoon as wel as birds and other diapsids. This "IS" a raccoon. Its skeletal anatomy is dead-on. If you care to make a claim it isn't, please give examples so I can explain to you where you are mistaken...
Tad
· 5 months ago
OK.... indeed you can not tell in any way how big that animal is, and usually, when people find stuff like that, they include themselves, or a limb of their own (a hand, a leg, head, w/e) to show the size of it, and to prove that they found it.
This and many other things lead me to belive that this in fact could quite posibly be fake, or it is simbly covered up trouth about something rly messed up going on here (just like a million things around the world :P)
i am not specialized in any aspect of animal structure, nor do i have any good knowledge of what that thing might be, but i am sertanly able, and quite confident to say that this in fact is not a cat, dog, nor a raccoon. my annology is made up of only what i see, and since decaying things change quite dramatically, this might be one of the animals i mentioned, deep into the decaying process.
lago
· 5 months ago
Yes Tad, we usually use things like coins when we take pictures of small fossils on a dig to give scale. There is even a SVP (Society of Vertebrate Paleontologist) ruler that is commonly used by us in pictures so we know scale by its placement in the picture. Without such devices for scale, people make wildly inaccurate guesses all the time. It is funny to see people time and time again say this animal is "too big," and when I ask them how they know what size it is they find themselves at a complete loss. It gets even funnier when I tear them apart when they try and defend their position.
When it comes to structure (morphology) I am a bit specialized. My main area of interest, and what I do the most, is comparative anatomy. I incorporate ontogeny, and systematics to derive phylogeny, and the only way to do this is to have a good grasp of vertebrate anatomy in general, which I have. I use cladistic analysis and work out statistical probabilities of relations. Since I am also trained in taphonomy, which is the study of how things decay and are buried in the making of fossils, I am familiar with the decay process in mammalians, and the variations seen in different environmental conditions. Because of this I know what can be used for analysis, and what cannot, as some traits stay rather consistent after death (as in the dentition and general osteology), and most other things do not. Due to this knowledge, I stuck with the dental traits and skull for my main cladistical analysis. These separate analyzes both were a 100% match to the procyonids, (a.k.a. The common raccoon in this case...)
I am not some guy making wild guesses. I am the type of guy everyday people brings things like this to inspect and identify...
max123345
· 5 months ago
well then i stand corrected obviously youre smarter than the average bear
f34rl3ssxang3l
· 5 months ago
hey bitches all u asses say its real max is wright it is a dog or something
minipitt897
· 5 months ago
omg someone killed a cat and sewed something on to it omg!!!!!!!! that is some ****ed up ****
deathshark12
· 5 months ago
i think its a weird old or ancient beast
rubik
· 5 months ago
yodeath shark get a life! if it's old some one would have touched it and POP! it's dust.if it's ancient news could have said it! hey cheer up lago worse than you! lol...
rubik
· 5 months ago
hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi
lol! :D (I am funny!)
leondmetro
· 5 months ago
from my exps i think its a mutated cow dog i get these things from games and crap i believe ur right they should rly check it out
BrockBrock122
· 5 months ago
thats fake it is a dog lieing down with it head photo shopped out and skull replaced
codymarksnyc
· 5 months ago
It's Probley A Mess-up From The The Aminal Experienmental Place In LI It Looks Like A Cow LMAO Its Not A Raccon I See Raccons Everynight Eating My Garbage Canlol.
jrgenhanssen
· 5 months ago
Lol! That's the worst photo shop fake i'v ever seen. How can anyone beleve that ?
lee sanders
· 5 months ago
hi there, iv look at the pic and its a large dog for shore buddy, i can tell it by the skull is a k9 shape and where the holes are in the mouth should be the dogs shape teeth, i do think there is a possiblity that there is a creature out there who no's..........
lee sanders
· 5 months ago
hi there, iv look at the pic and its a large dog for shore buddy, i can tell it by the skull is a k9 shape and where the holes are in the mouth should be the dogs shape teeth, i do think there is a possiblity that there is a creature out there who no's..........
lago
· 5 months ago
The skull is not a "k9," shape. It is distinctly a procyonid. If you care to name a dog breed you think it is, I will make a video and show you how that animal does not fit, but that a raccoon skull does.
Name me the breed you think it is...
rubik
· 5 months ago
lee sanders, your dum! there is NO creature OR human who know's! oh and two more things you dont have to say it twice STUPID! and that isnt a k9! look at it's teeth! oh and you think that smart, think again! get a freaken life will ya!
faizonwilliamz
· 5 months ago
it looks like a new breed of some kind i dunno wat it is
toomuchmomk
· 5 months ago
It looks like a poor, partly decomposed dog with part of the face missing....very sad.
racoonsarereallycool
· 5 months ago
I personally think it does look like a racoon! it the front arms that do it.
rubik
· 5 months ago
oh great it's a other "it's a racoon!" guy! pepole these day are NUTS! lol!
lago
· 5 months ago
Rubik, if you have the balls to debate me on the issue, I will gladly do so, but for now, the person is right, It IS a raccoon...
Nikki
· 5 months ago
Im nit quite sure anymore of what this...creature is. I always thought it was a mutated turtle attacked by great white sharks...But these pics look a little to fake for me...the others were fine but this one... First: It has fur, but when you look around the whole body it looks like the skin is comming off BUT you see skin underneath that looks similar to the skin on the others. Second: Look at the skull...no way thats a turtle or a fox. Plus wheres the skins and flesh from the skull? Why does it look dry? why isnt there any sand on it? this skull looks totally difrent from the other two.
I personly think its either a experinment from that island witch it horrible and depressing or some new type of animal.
lago
· 5 months ago
This skull does not look different from the other two, It is identical in all observable details.
andrew
· 5 months ago
Looks like a rotton cow.? maybe?
wammybar
· 5 months ago
to me it looks like a cow with its face like ripped off..
mizzyeatzsweetz
· 5 months ago
it looks like a freakin dog body wit a halloween skullenton head wth
stephen240
· 5 months ago
it some dog with no cartlege
dickassmtherfuckers
· 5 months ago
you people are fucking retarded i am not even gonna say because all ur gonna do is say UR FUCKING WRONG ASSHOLE ITS A ALIEN ITS A BABY FROM BIG FOOT ITS A FLYING TURTLE ITS A ALIEN ITS NINJA TURTLES. 4 the truth you just want it to be one of those things so the government spends millions of our tax dollars to make the place Q'ed and poke it with a fucking stick Jesus go fucking die
dickassmtherfuckers
· 5 months ago
btw go suck a alien dick or a pickle jackasses
not telling
· 5 months ago
I would say a deer for the teth but is has clows it is not a coon. that one just looks like a dog
justinlarsen
· 5 months ago
thats a dog for sure that could have been hit on the road and thrown in the water its not anythin like the first monster
ifuckyourface
· 5 months ago
you guys are all a bunch of fagits who go to stupid ass blogs to talk about retarded ass shit like fuckin monsters that aren't even real. and most of you need to learn how to spell before i come over to your house and make you look like this thing.and lago if your so smart why are you going to retarded ass blogs why aren't you working or something i mean your all the way at the bottom you twat so go shoot your brains out like crowbar said (nice story by the way crowbar). oh and dickassmtherfucker you are so right later cum buckets
lago
· 5 months ago
I am working on something Mr. Charming.
Besides the current paper I am running stats on, I am writing a book about how people's personal ideologies influence their belief systems despite strong scientific evidence to the contrary, hence the reason I am at these blogs...
dogueshop
· 5 months ago
In some parts of the world skinning raccoons and/or dogs for fur is a common practice, and since people don't eat them, they are often tossed aside or used as bait (dogs too) for shark hunters... These animals might just be a consequence of these practices !!!
leabelle
· 5 months ago
have none of you ever seen a raccoon? they have little faces, tiny snouts n skinny arms n legs. at first glance I would guess a dog but then there are some of you saying a cow. Damn we just went from a little raccoon to a frickin cow. Are you serious? I dont know what it is but something with the same general size n shape of a dog sounds reasonable. And why couldn't it be a dog. Someone below said name a bread. there are some seriously retarted and deformed looking breads of dog. This could have been a mut, a combination of a few weird breads that created a very abnormal looking mut. Or it could be something completely unknown. but come on seriously a cow? a raccoon? Im just going to make it even more interesting and suggest a horse or a cat. Hey, it looks like it has pointy ears. Or maybe even a furry pig.
lago
· 5 months ago
Yes, I have seen many raccoons, and this is most certainly one. Also, this isn't a wild guess on my part as I have years of training in anatomy, and I can assure you this matches a raccoon on all points. Your claim that their snouts are too skinny avoids the fact that all 3 of these animals have their snouts removed. The limbs also are not too skinny. They match exactly. Do the measurements before you babble...
Next, dogs never have separate digits and all stocky dogs have a well-pronounced inflated frontal region creating a sharp angle at the stop. This animal has no angle whatsoever.
The digits can also clearly be seen in the first Montauk monster, and the animal has separated digits with a distinct palmer pad make-up that is an exact match for a raccoon, and is not seen in dogs.
For your, "cat, horse, furry pig," joke.. #1 cats have fewer premolars and a shorter preorbital region than this animal, and a cat has retractable claws, which this animal is shown not to have. #2 Horses have singular hooves, this animal has numerous clawed digits, Horses underdeveloped tiny canines called, "Wolves teeth," this animal has overdeveloped huge canines. Horses have their premolars "molarized," to resemble their molar which are distinct, easily recognizable, and used to grind course plant food. This animal has classic "carnassial," teeth used for slicing meat. I could probably write 20 pages or so on why this isn't a horse. but I digress. #3 It isn't a pig, as once again, it has digits and not hooves, as pigs are artiodactyls, or, "cloven hoofed," animals. The teeth once more do not match, and the list goes on and on and on...
I am not making wild guesses here guy.
jaydog04
· 5 months ago
it looks like a goat
Name
· 5 months ago
alright enough with this "mystery"...it's a dead dog...there is an animal testing facility near the beach it washed up on(watch erick's vids...he lives there, he knows)...do you think a person that tests on animals is going to give them a little grave..no, they are going to toss it in the ocean...the reason it looks so deformed is water damage, cadavers bloat up in the water. The skull is also distinctly canine(elongated snout, you can see the holes where it's missing the front dentals)...the press never covered it probably because the testing facilities had something to do with it...or more likely, someone with a MILD knowledge of animal anatomy already dismissed it as being what it is...an animal...not a monster
just thought I'd clear all your minds on this subject so you can focus on more important things...and learn to look a little closer before joining in on mass hysterical ignorance.
lago
· 5 months ago
Dear sir..It isn't a damn dog. Canines do not equal "dog," as humans have canines, cats have canines, gorillas have canines, and so on. "Raccoons" also have canines, as that is what this animal is. Raccoons are common in the area and have been drowning there since time practically began. There is no testing facility throwing animals out so they wash-up on shore. It is only due to a massive lack of education that people are so confused....
77789
· 5 months ago
Well looks to me that they are doing sick experiments on animal DNA... These are probably the same type of labs where all the vaccines are created that the herd are injecting their children with. Swine flu etc... yeah these evil bastards are real... New World Order... Fight back people!!!!!
crobar323
· 5 months ago
u take 5 dozen eggs and u mix the FUCK out of them and what do u get......
crobar323
· 5 months ago
PENIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! or whatever this is and i swear if this is not the last blog at this site i will find u and i will get my two friends and they will remove your testicles through your anus so a fuck u!!!!!!!!!!!! lol im just kidding but really people stop going to this site for the love of god!!!!!!!!!!!
thekidd96
· 5 months ago
this 1 is defenatly a bear or a dog not a raccoon! idiots its too big to be a raccoon and look at its face the first monster was weird its a bear with the front of its face being decayed
lago
· 5 months ago
theKidd96
Show me how you figured out how big the animal is in the picture? Tell me how you can tell it is not the same length as a squirrel?
About this time thwkidd96 will realize he has no idea how big the animal is based on reality and his head will start to spin as he tries to come up with stupid, yet mistaken reasons as to how he knows how big the animal is.
tyquashua45
· 5 months ago
It is not a dog you are stupid it has a beak and it has long finger.
lago
· 5 months ago
There is no beak...
Sammyness
· 5 months ago
Hey um yeh lol i may not know how big that thing is but it kinda looks lyk a cow doesnt it XD, freaky lookin thing, well apart from skull shape n legs n feet. if it was just a deformed animal that we know of the bones or a fair amount of its like figure if u know wat i mean would kinda look like it not b all fuked up. byeesiebye. x
y05sh1
· 5 months ago
this looks like a dog who lost most of its faced or somthing and the skull is just sticking out.
anonymous1986
· 5 months ago
this is nothing but a horrific, cruel and ignorant way of somebody trying to get the world to believe the montauk monster is a dog which has been attacked in some fashion and therefore to wonder what the hell attacked it in the first place.
UFO_hunter
· 5 months ago
Its obviously a messed up experiment because a dogs eyes are placed differently and the forehead of a dog doesnt go straight up at a slope from the nasal area to the top of the skull.So who knows what it is and eventully someone will collect the body of one and test what it really is and hopefully post their recordings of the DNA
lago
· 5 months ago
It isn't a "messed up experiment," as it isn't a dog. It is a raccoon hence the reason the frontal region is not expanded (the missing, "slope," you are referring to).
Also, an anatomist doesn't need any DNA as we recognize the anatomy just as linguist recognizes a foreign language. The dentition clearly indicates it is a raccoon.
sa5m
· 5 months ago
its clearly some sort of mutated dog from all those toxic waste in the ocean and all three have been found in new york/ how can u tell it has long fingers its missing all of is paws or claws or legs hand watever it is!
anto5n
· 5 months ago
its a mutant dog of sort like you sayed in the other video its probly from some govermant project gone wrong and thats not why the pres is not all over it
moobark
· 4 months ago
I think it's a dogcow!
he SIK
· 4 months ago
1st off the creature is around 2 feet in length according 2 the original footage (video shot in the dark, but have pictures of it later during the day) of the 2nd Montauk Monster. There are human hands in the video for you compare size. Jeff Corwin said it seemed 2 b a raccoon... really Jeff? I had a lot of respect 4 you. Any way, many say the "monsters" are dogs (I'll leave all the other theories of dogs alone, since most have been mentioned). Although the skulls closely resemble a certain breed of dog, they don't have those long skinny finger claws. I will nvr rule out the theory of this being an experimental creature. Why you ask? 1. We have progressed greatly in technology and still have not discovered most of our planet. 2. actually I think that would kinda sum up what I was talking about.lol Also, have you noticed, that although they have missing patches of fur and no meat or tissue from forehead and jaw and down. There aren't any really noticeable signs of decay, even on the skin next 2 the exposed bone. The shape of the arms looks very diff. from any animals spoken of earlier,also, on the 2nd pic. You guys c the beak? Some say it was just the angle of the pic, but it kinda looked like a griffin(i think its from greek mythology). I have more 2 learn about this as I will b doing more research. But what if this thing were to be a Chimera???
lago
· 4 months ago
SIK,,,
The skull matches the procyonids, not canids. If you believe you know of a dog breed that has a skull and a set of teeth that better match the skull than a raccoon does, then tell me the breed and I will make a video doing all the biometric comparisons you need to verify, or dispel this claim.
he SIK
· 4 months ago
Oh, also, the press and police are not all over it because the first montauk monster suddenly went missing after the ppl who discovered and took it back home called the authorities. So we wouldn't want that 2 happen. Thats my guess.
Andrew Mac Leod
· 4 months ago
i hate to burst your bubble. but its a fake. simply put. if you zoom in on the skull, you will notice that there are cavities in which the incisors and canine teeth would be. Now this discovery lead me to something more disturbing. how could the facial muscles, eyes, and gland be completely cleaned off the face of the dog while the rest of it remains intact. Now think about this, how could the skin, muscle etc. be completely cleaned off while the more accessible and more meaty areas of this dog are left untouched? An Animal scavenging the carcass would much rather go for the exposed entrails which you can see clearly. Honestly, to me it seems like some sick twisted human (the only living thing within a 100 mile radius of the siting with enough intelligence/insanity to do this) is to blame.
lago
· 4 months ago
Andrew...
First, the decaying of facial tissue down to the bone while the rest of the animal still has tissue covering it is a daily event in the world. Just because you do not know this, does not make it false, or "Fake," as you put it. You are assuming things without looking at the facts.
Andrew Mac Leod
· 4 months ago
Really now, Im sorry but I myself have a background in the decaying process of animals, you see I happen to pick roadkill off of highways and I have also removed several animal carcasses(many of which have been canine) from estuaries,ponds,brooks, streams, rivers and other bodies of water and I've been doing this for the past 9 years of my life. Never have I seen a carcass which has had all of its faical tissue removed while the entrails haven't appeared to have been touched! Also to pretty much completely obliterate your theory of it being a raccoon. If you have ever held a raccoons skull, you would notice that it has one sinus cavity below the eye. While the skull in the picture clearly has two cavities. Also from what is visible from the photo, the eye socket isnt set back enough for it to be that of a raccoon. I will give you credit that they are similar and easily mistaken due to the poor quality of the angle, but In my opinion, as someone who has spent the greater part of nine years being in close contact with decomposing animal carcasses, I believe it to be that of a dog. Now I may have never the "monster" in person, but I have seen both dogs and raccoons up close and personal, and until someone can show me a DNA test depicting it as a raccoon, I'm content in my decision to label this carcass as canine
lago
· 4 months ago
If you are claiming that you have found numerous dead vertebrates on the edge of ponds, rivers and/or lakes, and have not seen that the decay process is accelerated on the head, then I doubt your sincerity. This is a well-known aspect of decay of animals that have drowned.
Next, the "sinus" cavity below the eyes is not a sinus, What you are thinking of is the, "infraorbital foramen," which is the opening in the maxillary bone for the second branch of the Trigeminal nerve and its accompanying artery and vein, just below the orbit in the malar process of the maxillary bone. More often than not this foramen is singular, but it is often broken up into two, and even 3 separate openings at times. You can even find some specimens with one opening on one side, and two on the other. I also know from personal experience that raccoons may have a singular opening, or more, and I just saw a juvenile raccoon skull with two on each side about a month ago. Look on-line, you will eventually find some raccoon skulls with two, or even 3 like this raccoon skull here: http://www.skullsunlimited.com/graphics/sm-385-...
As for it being a dog? Well, if you know anything, you should know we classify animals by their teeth. Because of this it is easy to distinguish between dogs and raccoons based on their teeth, as I did here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo&feat...
Andrew Mac Leod
· 4 months ago
now i may not be as well educated as yourself in the skeletal structure of mammals, but I can honestly say I has never seen an animal with deterioration on the face as rapid as those pictures depict. furthermore, I watched you're video and found it very informative and yes, it even made your point. But I have to ask, if you are so superior in intellect as you portray through the way you converse, then why would you stoop to the level of arguing (over the internet no less) with a person who has spent 9 years picking up dead things off the side of the road? Sir, you may have a vast knowledge of mammalian anatomy, but how many discoveries in this field have you made by yourself? To me it seems as though you are using information and techniques that already exist. Never the less, I do agree with you, this clearly is the remains of a raccoon, but next time I want to know how to classify animals by their teeth I'll go read the paper that the original source of info came from. Now after winning the argument and proving your point what else is in store for you? Are you going to live youre life by simply repeating something someone else said to prove youre point (dont get me wrong quotes and thesis are great sources of information) or are you going to expand your mind and indulge in coming up with your own work? Either way, don't let what anyone says on the internet get to you.
- Andrew Mac Leod
lago
· 4 months ago
Actually right now I am in the middle of trying to analyze the lower legs of fossil horses to distinguish the connection between the increase in lower leg proportions to restriction of the same to the parasagittal plane. Though the osteological evidence is there for this, I need to be able to quantify it and show the pattern, or I do not get my name on the paper. So, yes, I am deeply aware of what it takes to do original work, and why it is important for one to do so.
lago
· 4 months ago
PS...
I started out collecting roadkill as well, and worked my way up between agnathids like Lampreys and Hagfish, all the way up to Blue Whales (A wonderful smell I highly recommend).
Andrew Mac Leod
· 4 months ago
also the feet of it? look. copy paste this into your browser http://hippie.nu/~unicorn/tut/img/basics/animal... you will definitely notice the similarities to the skeletal make up on a canines foot and the so called "fingers" of the supposed "monster". Also there is no beak. this is a beak http://www.boneclones.com/images/bc-075_web-lg.jpg . that protrusion from the nasal cavity you see is where the incisors would be if they weren't missing. This is a dog that has been mutilated be a real monster. This monster is not the carcass that washed up on shore but a human who has been either torturing and then killing stray dogs or has been killing then mutilating the carcass.
lago
· 4 months ago
Andrew..
Again, dogs have paws with closely bound digits that are held together by bands of dermis, epidermis, and connective tissue. This animal has been seen in the first find to have separated digits even at the level of the dermis. Dogs also have pads deeply associated with the digits, while the montauk Monster had pads associated with the palmer region. This means the digits represent separate digits in life with palmer pads. This is what is commonly seen in "procyonids," the group of animals "Raccoons," belong to...
ClaireFitzgiven
· 4 months ago
EEEWWWWWW! It's hideous! I think that it is from that animal testing lab that acutally is a good thought1
ryderuybuiyfrb
· 4 months ago
dude. its an overipe husky. u dumb dumb person
ryancarlilse
· 4 months ago
I have looked at all three of these Montauk Monsters and I would definetly say that this is some kind of experiment because all three look the same as far as body size feet legs but there face and the skin and other characteristics are different like each time they experimented differently with different animals.
joeexpert
· 4 months ago
its a dead dog or wolf its nothing it has no beak its just its skull
yeahuuiuyfy
· 4 months ago
its fingers or not a wolf nor a dog
Kaybay7u
· 4 months ago
I think the second one looks like an anteater and this one looks like a dog.
hanansi
· 4 months ago
obviously a mammal of sorts unlike the first with a specific bone structure, intact body, and beak.
lago
· 4 months ago
There has never been a beak in any one of these animals. It was only seen as a beak to those uneducated in anatomy that did not know what they were seeing...
KaraiOkami
· 4 months ago
The first monster, if it's not a beak what it is?
lago
· 4 months ago
It's merely the exposed premaxillary, and maxillary bones of the upper jaw with the teeth fallen out...
kornelis123
· 4 months ago
this is bullshit man its 100% an experiment from a lab
chuckTheDuck
· 4 months ago
its too big to be a coon it more llooks like a genetic mutation.
lago
· 4 months ago
Again, please establish how you arrived at the size of an animal in a picture with no scale in it?
kn379
· 4 months ago
1-where did you heard this thing? on youtube...yeah -__-" 2-did you saw it yourself? well...i saw it on youtube :) 3-where's the body? i dont know, do you? 4-what will you do if this thing is real? it cant be real! silly! because there's no proof that it is!! just some photos taking by some "named person that some people saw on internet"!! and who is this nicky dude/dudette? and that "body" can be man-made, duh...put some stuff and cover it up and here are some photos to up! BUT BUT I FREAKING BELIVE THAT IT'S REAL!! but seriously, if this thing is fake then im just a loser by some people's prank...
kn379
· 4 months ago
5- ahh~ah i forgot to mention, why do you think is on sand? maybe is easier to cover up somethings? 6- who took the photos? i dont know, but if it's the same person that took the 3 bodies, wouldn't it be strange?
P.S. if this thing came from the ocean/sea/whatever, shoudn't its arms/legs be on the same way and towards the sea?
lago
· 4 months ago
Kn,,, It is just a drowned raccoon...
thedj1310
· 4 months ago
its a goat well it looks like a goat from what i see, the fur the skull and the legs but who knows man
thedj1310
· 4 months ago
well never mind i got a closer look at the photos and it aint no goat , goats dont have think fingers like this thing
stephsteph
· 4 months ago
omg its a dog! :( fuck the govnmt, theyre doin this shit.
dude221
· 4 months ago
its a cat you RETARDS!!!!!!!!!!
lago
· 4 months ago
It isn't a cat, so calling people retards, while being wrong, sorta makes you the retard..
pvchick2011
· 4 months ago
why don't they just do a freaking autopsy on the thing and find out what it really is. it would clear up all suspicions. well majority at least.
Name
· 4 months ago
Ok. first of all, it has the same skull structure as a dog, but look at the paws! (i guess they're paws.) those are some long claws! Too big for a dog. Plus if you look closely, in between each claw, there is a flap. so mabye the paws act as swimming tools. Oh, and dont forget the beak. So, you're all wrong, and you're all right. Basicly this thing is a big dead pile of WTF.
lago
· 4 months ago
It's skull does not match a dogs...there is no, "Beak," ...the flaps of skin are due to the fact it is dead and rotting away...not because it is aquatic...
It is a dead raccoon...
jugganaut bitch
· 4 months ago
i don't think thats a raccoon and i don't think you want to accept that it is in fact NOT a raccoon
lago
· 4 months ago
Dear Jugganaut...
I am trained in anatomy, and know what I am seeing. If you care to debate all the details with me, then please do so, but do not claim I can't accept things, as it is you who obviously does not know crap about what you are looking at, yet stills wants to tell me what it is and isn't.
Now to start, give me one supporting factor that contradicts the fact that this is indeed a raccoon. Please make sure to know what the hell you are talking about before you respond, as I am going to be rather brutal making fun of your ignorance,,,
the same guy below me
· 4 months ago
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the same guy below me
· 4 months ago
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Donovan_777
· 4 months ago
crazy stuff But there is only to options to pick from, it is real or it is fake, now the hips look like a goats hips would and the skined and very white and clean skull has no sharp predatorial teeth. There is only certain tuffs of hair in it which was more than the 2nd picture but if it was an animal that was washed out to sea it could have lost it it being to moiturized. And I know that if it was washed out to sea sharks would have found it and it would have been ripped apart. the paws with claws are peculiar because even though you can see there is some sort of claw there what would the evolutionary adaptation be so they are useful to the creature. And whats with its belly??? has it been cut open or it that just some sort of utter like a cow??? oh yhea there still isn't anything to compare the size to so it could be the size of a cow or as small as a hamster ! ! ! Back to the skull, it is white but, like the shark, it could be all cartilege, you know the stuff your ears and nose is made of. OK after thinking it over as much as it kills me to say it, It could be just a mammle from a farm that fell in the water and was partialy eaten but before it could be compleatly devouered it washed onto shore and because it didn't look correct people came up with the best answer they could so they didn't remain confused and/or angery or upset. Darn I was hopeing for some new weird creature to be introduced into the world like the vampire squid or the humming bird moth
lago
· 4 months ago
Donovan,,,
Even the teeth still present are predatory in nature, as they they are the carnassial style teeth found in carnivores. (By the way, canines are not indicators of predation, as gorillas have them, we have them, etc... Heck even many horses still have them at times) Next, most of the front teeth have fallen out, and it is missing its incisors, canines, and premolars, so stop thinking a dead animals decayed features represents the traits the animal had when it was alive. Next, there are no vertebrates that have skulls made out of cartilage that have a zygomatic arch present, as the bones involved in the zygomatic ach are membranous in origin, not endocartilaginous. Since this animal has this arch, like all of us mammals do, this means the skull bones present are actually made up of actual bone, not cartilage. Another indicator is the fact that the teeth that are missing left their empty tooth sockets to be seen. This means the teeth were rooted in the bone. In animals with cartilaginous jaws and skulls, the teeth are fused to the inner margins,...not rooted.
To make a long story short, this is a rather typical dead raccoon..
kn379
· 4 months ago
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KaraiOkami
· 4 months ago
Guys it's not a dog!!! Look up a dog skull and you'll notice dog skulls are not as squared off as this and the teeth are wrong. Also the teeth do not even go as far down as they should for any NORMAL creature. I'm not saying it's an alien or anything but it's not normal...
amandaashley1
· 4 months ago
now that 1 looks like a dog wit skin missing off its mouth
Amplio
· 4 months ago
It has fucking horns, last time I checked, dogs do not.
lago
· 4 months ago
I have seen some funny responses in here, but the claim this animal has horns takes the cake,..eats it..and bakes a new one..
Horns? Where the $%^& do you see horns?
junglecan
· 3 months ago
I think the horns are coming out of it's knee.....
jackie
· 4 months ago
omg u guys r effing retards!!! that thing does not have flaps of skin... it has an UTTER!!!!!! its a cow for gods sake. cows have teeth mostly in the back of there jawas, have a squared off jaw, are big, and have hooves (wich explains the so called "claws") each of u call the other a retard and u all r wrong! btw its dead, wich is y the bone is showing. PUT THAT IN YOUR JUICE BOX AND SUCK IT!!!!!!
lago
· 4 months ago
Dear Jackie...
There are no utters on this animal. There are also no hooves. The teeth are clearly seen, and are the teeth of a carnivore, and not that of a cow. This is obvious to anyone who takes ten seconds to compare them side by side, a task you did not care to attempt, which is most obvious. If you require a list of reasons why it cannot be a cow..just ask and I will show in detail how your idea is silly and ill-informed...
jackie
· 4 months ago
omg u guys r effing retards!!! that thing does not have flaps of skin... it has an UTTER!!!!!! its a cow for gods sake. cows have teeth mostly in the back of there jawas, have a squared off jaw, are big, and have hooves (wich explains the so called "claws") each of u call the other a retard and u all r wrong! btw its dead, wich is y the bone is showing. PUT THAT IN YOUR JUICE BOX AND SUCK IT!!!!!!
technomebecca
· 4 months ago
HOLY CRAP. how could u guys be so retarded? its a friggin llama. those arent horns. those are ears. did u see them in person? i think not.
brian41
· 4 months ago
jackie ur f***ing stupid in the pic the dam thing has fer..................... cows dont have fer......... u ignert fuck
joeyatrealworld
· 4 months ago
its a fuking over growth duck jesus
josh_G2020
· 4 months ago
dudes,just look at the skull and compare it to a dog's,or raccoon,or something.that's how i would find out.
lago
· 4 months ago
I already did that josh. I did relative measurements from the snout to orbit and orbit to occipital, height as compared to length, position of molars, premolars relative to eye socket, height of ramus to jaw length, and so on, and so on. I also did a detailed dental analysis.
No dogs matched, and raccoons matched on ALL points.
It is a raccoon..
Das_Poon
· 4 months ago
If thats a raccon then thats a huge bitch!!! Government and its bullshit lies.
lago
· 4 months ago
Das_Poon..
Again, as I have asked so many times before. Could you show me how you established the size of the animal in the pictures?
I'm really starting to think most people are retarded.
deadklown
· 4 months ago
the first one was weird now it looks like their is some weirdo that wants to make it look like there is a Montauk monster to give the town a name and their doing that by torching dogs and completly disfiguring them...... because the first one had kind of a beak and these havemor of a snout like a dog the first one had absolutely no hair and its legs where short and fat this one how ever the legs are long and skinny like a dog and it has hair like a dog seems to be a brinnel color
lago
· 4 months ago
First, none had a beak, some just had only enough of the bones of the snout exposed as to make one think there was a beak.
Next, they both had large amounts of hair fluff off with their epidermis. The first one still had large patches of hair on one side (The side not in most of the shots). The missing hair is not a reflection of how the animal looked in life. It fell out after death. The exposed skin is actually the dermis, which is never exposed in life unless some type of trauma occurs.
The leg length is the same in both. Do a relative leg length measurement and you'll find this out.
Finally, the "Brindle," color is due to two things. One is the large amount of sand on the animal that makes it appear to have patches, but this is just sand. Next, there are a few regions that seem to have a little bleaching going on. Salt water will often do this to mammalian fur as it decays.
Name
· 4 months ago
if you look closer at the sand you'll see that this creature is really small, at least much smaller then the first Montauk monster. For me it looks like a half-eaten guinea pig. Even the dentition is very similar.
speculator
· 4 months ago
hmm, i dont think that this is the same as the first two. it looks to me that this is a dog. it has dog ears, fur, and a snout, while the first one has a beak. i have no clue what the first one was, to me it looked like some kind of mutated bird, but this one is about 73% sure to be a dog.
SinkBlood
· 4 months ago
Look like a raccoon-dog-cow-pig hybrid lulz I think that can be a geneticaly-modified animal. Or maybe an undiscovered species that was living somewhere in the sea (or on island), which animal is affected by the climatical changements and die (And they bodies finish to be lying on beach).
What the heck is that XD
sabinawewe
· 4 months ago
it looks like a decomposing cow with half hair and thrown in the sea from a crazy farmer
Name
· 4 months ago
looks like a decomposing pregnant cow?
Name
· 4 months ago
looks like my last date lol not really too ugly....^_^
name123321123
· 4 months ago
the skull looks like its plastic
thesmartestone
· 4 months ago
It looks like a dog, seriously, look at the facial features and the skull and the body, look at a collie (dog) then look at its left rear foot/paw or whatever it is because that one looks the most distinguished of a dogs, the right front paw was probably bitten on while in the water, and its bloated because of the water, it might be a male so thats why it doesnt have ''utters'' as you guys call it, and dogs do have molars, the teeth used to eat vegitation, it doesnt have any front teeth because they were obviously bitten off or fell off from decay. Put the facts together, and if you wanted to get really ballsy you could cut it open and see what its insides look like and where its insides are placed to describe what it is also. and ive also got a question, wouldnt it sing to the bottom if its in that condition? and why is it in a sitting upright position if it ''washed up on the shore'' ? please write back if you can
Name
· 4 months ago
quit ruining our fun man.....lol you give scientists a bad name
lago
· 4 months ago
It isn't a dog. It is a raccoon. Molars are also not defined as being used for eating vegetation. They are used in different species to eat whatever food it is they eat. In meat eaters, they are used to slice up meat (Carnassials),... in humans and pigs they are used to crush up anything from plant food to meat (Bunodontid) and so on...
Next, people need to stop thinking bloating is because of water. I see this being said over and over again. Bloating is due to bacterial decay producing different gases as a byproduct of that decay. This is also why bodies tend to float..and not sink...
Name
· 4 months ago
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gmandog
· 4 months ago
that one is a dog
lago
· 4 months ago
It is like shoveling $&*% against the tide. No it isn't a dog, and no we do not get to vote on what reality it. The facts show it is certainly a raccoon. Get over it...
jono
· 4 months ago
that's just crazy how could they think it was a raccoon since when did raccoons have beaks
lago
· 4 months ago
Jono...show me the beak...
There isn't one...
Narihde
· 4 months ago
I have a answer. The skull is like a dogs, or bears. It has been rotting so long that the natural bloating, has gone to it. The sea water removed the fur, it IS from plum island. I am a bio.of this stuff. Contact me for questions at my youtube, cocoagreypaws123
ashhx3
· 4 months ago
seeee the first i dont have a clue what it looked like this looks like a dog lost on the beach maybe bumped into a shark or something and this is whats left.
Liamthegod
· 4 months ago
ummmm... well 2nd and the 1st look the same but not the 3rd its a dog well i dont know but it is cool//
mythical_fascination
· 4 months ago
its still prety ovbious that the third creature has a beak nd it seems like this nd the second hav grown, meaning the experiments hav goten a bit more sucesfull, it looks like some flesh has been torn from the skull nd at this point im still convinced that it looks more like a young or under developed griffin nd probley just a chimera experiment in wich the creatures dont seem 2 b able 2 survive that long
mythical_fascination
· 4 months ago
its prety ovbious that it has a beak, this nd the second both hav fur nd r larger than the first, meaning that the experiments have goten more successful. this creature has a bit of flesh torn from its skull nd other parts of its body so it must hav drowned nd made as bait that didnt taste 2 gud. at this point im still convinced that its a young or under developed griffin or its probly just a chimera experiment, trying 2 make a new more evolved creature nd its most likly the 3 creatures hav found a way 2 escape from there island b4 taking there swimming lesons
lago
· 4 months ago
There is no beak. If you are seeing a beak, seek immediate help.
It is a dead raccoon, no more,..no less.
codyvillegas1
· 4 months ago
it looks like a wolf because it mouth is boneifyed and if you picture it with it fur still on its mouth it looks like a wolf
mythical_fascination
· 4 months ago
then that just leaves my chimera theory
lago
· 4 months ago
It is not a chimera. It is a common raccoon that is half-way rotted away. Stop acting like there is anything that supports all this idle speculation.
justin1239
· 4 months ago
thats one big racoon if it is one
lago
· 4 months ago
Justin...show me how you measured it.
Show me why I cannot assume it is a foot or a foot and a half long?
What information do you have that shows differently?
Name
· 4 months ago
The other two "Montauk Monsters" Looked very unidentiful but this one looks EXACTLY like a wolf.
lago
· 4 months ago
It does not look like a wolf. That is purely your imagination.
No Contact :p
· 3 months ago
No... it looks more like cat. but it doesn't have canine teeth up front so it couldn't be a cat or dog, cause all thats there are it's mollars.
lago
· 3 months ago
Of course it had canines. You can see the empty socket where they went as plain as day. It also looks nothing like a cat, as a cat skulls has a reduced snout, and this animal has more than twice the snout lengths relatively speaking that a feline has.
Again, this is a common raccoon.
Lam
· 4 months ago
Its an animal that Chuck Norris kicked in the face there fore there are no frontal teeth which is why it looks like a beak. and second of all, its a big furry cat that died
anthonypiatt12569
· 3 months ago
i personally think it is a monster or a kriptid because nothing that i know of has a beak and fur.
lago
· 3 months ago
FOR THE MILLIONTH TIME IT DOESN'T HAVE A GOD DAMN BEAK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you
Stubbs
· 3 months ago
Obviously you aren't being listened to so why do you keep bitching about the whole thing? Everyone has their own opinion on what it looks like. You've said what you think it is and I really don't want to read about how qualified your explanation is for it again so why don't you just chill out and let them think what they want to think. As for your dead raccoon theory, I'm sorry but the first one does NOT look like any kind of raccoon to me. the other two...possibly. BUT, that's my opinion. It is interesting, and if you know better than everybody else then more power to you, BUT since you are completely angered and obviously can't get over the fact that people like to think there are strange creatures out there, why don't you STOP READING THEIR POSTS!? It's that simple. let them imagine what they want, I don't know why you are stressing so much over this. You are being ridiculous. stop it.
lago
· 3 months ago
I think if I throw you off a 5 story building, you'll simply fly away! That is my opinion anyways, and I am entitled to it, ain't I? It is an opinion, isn't it?
There is no OPINION, about there being a beak. There simply is no beak. There is no doubt of this. This not a matter of opinion. It is simple fact. Reality does not get voted upon.
Next, I did a detailed study of the teeth that can be seen in the first one, and the teeth match a raccoon, and only a raccoon. This is the same as when you see a forensic odontologist gives testimony as to the identity of a victim in a criminal case (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo). This is science. You do not get a vote here. You either present facts to the contrary that can be verified and investigated, or you shut the hell up. That is how it is done. This why the USA is having such a problem with science education these days. People think you have a vote on what truth is. YOU DO NOT. Science, despite popular opinion, is not a democracy! Present facts that can be verified, or get out of the discussion.
Heidi
· 3 months ago
Since when do raccoons have white and brown fur?
lago
· 3 months ago
Heidi...
There is NO white fur on this animal. There is only dark fur covered by sand, and regions of exposed dermis where the epidermis and fur have completely been removed leaving just exposed tissue. This exposed tissue is white, and is not fur.
Please pay better attention, and you will not have these problems, K?
Patrickkarcz
· 3 months ago
I THINK ITS A FUCKED UP COW/DOG !!!
jayc0224
· 3 months ago
dude thats a dog and please whoever its killing dogs just to create this hoax stop already its not funny
kristi212
· 3 months ago
Honestly, Thats probably not even a monster. If there was hair on the "beak" it would probably be something resembling a dog or a wolf. Plus, plum island is over by there so it could be some weird animal that floated over there.
jaxon
· 3 months ago
show me a 4 montauk monster
jaxon
· 3 months ago
your mom
bobbobobobobobobobob
· 3 months ago
Looks like a raccoon that's been floating around in the ocean for a long time.
adam47
· 3 months ago
This creature looks like a well preserved and bloated Fox Hound
Rebel_Oldfather
· 3 months ago
that aint no damn dog. look at the jaw n look at the back foot. the jaw is to wide n the skull is shaped way diff thn a dogs, n the teath are to far back to be alota things. the back foot looks like a goats foot. i saw the first on on another of your videos n saw the beak. i figured its just fake but this one...idk wat to say bout this one. its just to detailed
lago
· 3 months ago
rebel...
The teeth are not too far back. The front teeth have fallen out. Look closer and you'll see the empty tooth sockets.
Next, there is no beak, in any of the specimens.
Finally, goats have hooves, and these animals have a full five digit containing hand with claws on the end...
beckymurray
· 3 months ago
it died from swine flu. a message to us all.....
tommy222
· 3 months ago
how big is that thing
jimmy mail
· 3 months ago
urghhhh.... It's a decomposing stinky dog!
racinrick2001
· 3 months ago
logo, what exactly is your title? I am a scientist I have extensively studied all 3 sightings of the shots and both videos as part of an organization dedicated to proving or disproving the claims of sea monsteras and other sea air and land monsters. As a biologist I have studied all accounts and came to believe that yes, the bloating is caused by gases. But there is a beak, there are fingers that have been chewed on, and there is fur and patches of fur and dermis. The molars and skull position does match that of a dog or a racoon.The closest match I have been able to find to these creatures are the Komodo Dragons of the South Pacific Islands. Anyone have another idea? Other than logo who apparently does not know what he is talking about?
lago
· 3 months ago
raci asks: "logo, what exactly is your title?"
It is Lago, which any biologist would understand as having a very particular meaning…
raci asks: "I am a scientist I have extensively studied all 3 sightings of the shots and both videos as part of an organization dedicated to proving or disproving the claims of sea monsteras and other sea air and land monsters. "
No you are not a scientist, as I have read the whole of your letter, and you are obvious lacking the most basic in understandings of biology, especially comparative vertebrate biology.
raci asks: "As a biologist I have studied all accounts and came to believe that yes, the bloating is caused by gases."
Wow, you know what every 3rd grader should know...
raci asks: "But there is a beak,"
There is obviously no beak, only the exposed premaxilla, and maxilla in the first one, and the exposed jugal (The zygomatic arch defining the orbit ventrally), nasals, frontals, premaxilla, and maxilla of the 3rd along with the sphenoidal structures that are present in the orbital region and so on. The open tooth sockets can clearly be seen showing the loss of the upper incisors, the upper canines right behind that, and the full upper set of, at least, the right side premolars. The lower incisors are also missing along with the canines and premolars as too. There is no beak, only exposed bone and an angle between the premaxilla and the maxilla that forms a diastema for the now missing canines when they were still present.
raci asks: "there are fingers that have been chewed on, and there is fur and patches of fur and dermis."
Yes, in the 3rd the digits are not well formed anymore, but in the first they are easily identifiable as those of a raccoon, by their separation, and distinct palmer pads.
raci asks: "The molars and skull position does match that of a dog or a racoon."
They match exactly to a raccoon. Show me where they do not. Give details.
raci asks: "The closest match I have been able to find to these creatures are the Komodo Dragons of the South Pacific Islands."
Then you are an uneducated moron. Varanids do not have "Molars." Molars are the distinct property of the world of mammalia (Though we sometimes use it in a vernacular way for crushing teeth in some fish etc,,,). This is comparative vertebrate anatomy 101, and any moron without a bio degree should know this, never mind a"scientist," with one. Also, the animal in the picture above has teeth with multiple cusps, which is simply never found in Varanids of any sort. These cusps also create a pattern we use to classify animals, and these can be seen as identical to a raccoon, despite the BS claims by raci above.
Anyone reading this can simply verify this for themselves. Blow-up the size of the picture and look at the teeth. The empty sockets will be seen first front to back, and then the molars. The molars will have several points on them. I will generalize for a popular audience and simply refer to these points as, "cusps." You will see there are numerous cusps on each tooth. This is typical of mammals, and is never seen in varanids (The group the Komodo Dragon belongs to). If you google a skull of a komodo dragon, as seen here: http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/staticfil... ...you'll find the teeth of varanids have a single point instead, and are highly recurved, and are mostly all identical in shape. None of these Varanid traits are found in Montauk Monster above.
"Anyone have another idea? Other than logo who apparently does not know what he is talking about?"
Give evidence I have been wrong about anything. Go for it.
lago
· 3 months ago
What, no response to me calling you a liar raci? Have the guts to stand up and defend your position?
I gather not...
jakephantom2
· 3 months ago
defnatly from plum island!!!!
chdkhn25
· 3 months ago
It Looks like a Cow!!
brinnybearandsarahbean
· 3 months ago
........ A long haired cow?
Stinky_Dog
· 3 months ago
I went into photoshop and shooped skin and fur back onto its scull... it's a dog... no doubt.
lago
· 3 months ago
It isn't a dog. Will people stop thinking their amateur understanding of anatomy qualifies them as figuring this out? I already did the comparisons, and it is a raccoon. Dogs were ruled out...
soyuncacahuate
· 3 months ago
I dont know how to say it in english, maybe is similar than spanish, But I really believe its a Kimera. I mean, experiments to make like super animals, more efficient than dogs or some shit like that XD But it clearly failed. If you have seen fullmetal alchemist, you can make an idea XD
But really, I think it could be something like that. But why could be that in the shore? Im new whit this monster thing XD but if it is be an experiment, they would make it confidential, cause of genetic experiments. Wanna see more of this shit jajaja if those shits are kimeras, or Aliens, Im happy however XDD
lolageman
· 3 months ago
looks like a dad dog.
I got to say man that u r awesome taking ur time to tell us people about the news of the world
U RULE
8mantaukmonster8
· 3 months ago
Well to me it looks like a experiment gone bad. Human mix with dog, raccoon, and some other animals. I think they are doing all of the experiments in the octagon. I don't know, maybe they have some made it through and some that went bad like the one we are looking at now. Come on now, all three were found "dead" on the beach. "Montauk monster what a good cover up. It should be called, Mantauk monster.Hemmm!!!!
skipyellow
· 3 months ago
looks like a dog- or a goat with bloating and water decay
jay1694
· 3 months ago
It looks like a cow with hair
lago
· 3 months ago
A cow with hair you say? Is this opposed to all the normally hairless cows we see daily?
Where are you people getting your education? Do some of you actually think cows are hairless?
dustanne
· 3 months ago
I will agree with you...only cause it seems the best and most truly believeable and when you really look at your facts, the most truthful story there is. My question is though...what measurement did you use for the racoon? cause that sure does look big...lol
lago
· 3 months ago
dustanne...
Ask yourself, why does it look big? What makes things normally seem big in real life, and are these things in the photos?
Try and explain your reasoning, and you might find you brain is playing tricks on you...
Blue_Ryu
· 3 months ago
It looks like a chimera. Like a mix of animals together into one.
I know,I'm an idiot -_______- And I watch cartoons to much,but if they are doing animal tests its possible.
brinnybearandsarahbean
· 3 months ago
Although I doubt is an actual chimera, you do have a point. It's got like a raccoon type skull, a cow type body, and some fucked up weebed feet. It's not a goddamn dog, so people need to shut the hell up about killing family dogs to make a hoax. No one is gonna kill a dog for a hoax, unless they're that goddamn retarded. You've had this dog for twelve years now you;re gonna shoot it's head off and stick a bleached raccoon head there. No, I don;t think so. It looks like a mutilated raccoon body that some dumdfuck tested on. So, shut up about the pigdogcowratbatraccoonhorsewhalefishmydadcat bullshit.
fyi123
· 3 months ago
O_________O Are you people serious?!?! I looks like a fricken dog with some other animal's skull shoved up it's snout. This is totally fake. Why is the "beak" fully decayed but the rest of the body has fur on it? Or better yet....just sum it all up into one word.....FAKE!
2smart4owngood
· 3 months ago
If you ask me...it's a stupid pig. I completely agree with fyi123 totally F-A-K-E!!
juse
· 3 months ago
i hope no one goes swimming in that water lol might be the 5th monster
Enricolol
· 3 months ago
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Jared Winkler
· 3 months ago
Its a dog, or something. its not a monster. the first two werent as obvious. idk what they are. but this one definately looks like a dog.
1juicypeaches
· 3 months ago
THE PHYSICAL HAS BEEN KNOWN TO EVOLVE...Evolution may have played a role or maybe this being could not survive on earth....why found by water ? Does anyone have medical exams?
lago
· 3 months ago
Please tell me you are not premed?
bajrx2
· 3 months ago
ok you all are acting retarded this looks nothing like a cow or adog abnd the reason the facce is decomposed the most is because there is less meat it was probably face down in the water or how it is psitioned the waves would be mostly hiting and decomposing the face
Jeremy
· 3 months ago
To be Honest, that looks like the very thrashed up body of an Alaskan Malamute.
But then again it could also be any standard Sheppard dog. However the fur coloration is consistent with the Malamute. So I'd still put money on it being one of those, if it is an actual dog species we currently have inventoried in the public database. Still ruling out that it's not a cow, the hooves would be remaining, not claws. Second notion is that the hind molars are sharp like that of a canine's, not flat like what is necessary in cows as they grind their food in order to create mulch.
The thing probably drowned in the waters. The facial tissues corroded within the water at an accelerated rate, as like that of the moles and other dead animals I find from my cat's killings, the head decomposes and tissues corrode there much faster than the rest of the body. As for the stomach, the large bulbous area near their hind legs is probably filled up with fat deposits from the dog when the muscles and other tissues began to decompose. There's probably allot of pinkish blood there too due to too much salt-water exposure.
You probably could have taken a needle to it's side and one of two things could happen, you'd cause a rip in the corroded skin tissue and everything would just burst out, or it would act like a leather and the only thing that would come out is pink fat and oils. But that was when it first washed up on shore, by now the body's corroded a bit more and it's probably about ready to fall apart anyways, unless it was frozen.
If anyone wants to bring up the fact that it has webbing between it's toes, you don't know much about dogs and need to take a good look at your dog's paws the next time you get the chance. Most all dogs have at least a little webbing between their toes. To accuse otherwise is ignorance to facts being set out before you.
I'm not a scientist myself, but I have done allot of coursework in Animal Biology throughout the past few years, dogs being one of my own personal interests in that field. So I'm at least somewhat of a credible source, even though anonymous.
I also looked into the teeth of the third Montauk Monster shown above, but did not waste time doing another video for it. The teeth clearly match a raccoon again.
Next, the region of the "stop," is the region where the snout meets the forehead right in front of the eye sockets. In the dogs you mentioned, there is a distinct and sharp angle at this point. In the montauk monster and raccoons, this angle is missing, and the line continues straight back over the frontals.
These are procyonids...not canids.
bluedraco20
· 3 months ago
lago this thing is nothing more than a mutated creature that drowned and washed up on the beach.things are being mutated by natural causes all the time. just look at britney spears hahahaha. but seriously if its not a mutated animal it may be a platypus or subspecies of platypus. for example there are many subspecies of dog. if we were faced with an uknown species of animal that was similar to another animal wouldnt we say it was the same animal think about it
lago
· 3 months ago
Bluedraco...
OK, number one, it isn't a platypus, or any relative of a platypus. To suggest such means you really do not know much about monotremes whatsoever. Please take the time to learn more about them, and I am sure you will see you are mistaken here.
Next, there is no sign of mutation here whatsoever. Stop blaming normal aspects of simple decay on mutations.
Finally, I am not making a wild guess here that it is a raccoon. I am going by what the anatomy tells me. It is obviously a raccoon, and I have given many details why it is such on these pages, so take the time to read my other posts before attempting to dispute me on this.
cyberboy662
· 3 months ago
this creature am so sure that it a goat thrown to the water for some reason like animal cruelty and just want to ignite something like the chupa cabra wich the chupa cabra case it wierd very so i can't say much but about this case i could say that am so sure that this is a goat just the head shape and the teeth and the rest of the body.
anonymoustsuki
· 3 months ago
I would really need better pictures of this, to really decide what it was, look it over for details. I think it's funny how everyone is yelling at each other on what it is, a dog, racoon, cow... does anyone other than me notice they are guessing things that are common knowledge. My point is that people can't adapt to change, or they just dont want to. That's probly why the press isnt involved, even if people knew exacly what it was, they still probly wouldnt belive it. That's the problem with things like this, there will always be people who want to argure and prove you wrong. In my opinion I would like to know what it is; compare it's DNA to other animals and the other montauk monsters, see if they are the same and mabey figure out what it is. The most possible guess I would have to say it is most likely an evolved animal or an animal that was tested on, from some messed up evil scientists who thought it would be fun to mess with animal genes. But other than that, I don't know what it is. Oh and a second thought i had, to the people who keep on making rude comments to people interested in weird stuff like the montauk monster, you can stop watching and reading about it, seriously, did no one even think about that? It confuses me on why people watch stuff they don't want to know about. and awesome blog erick! keep updateing! -anonymous
lago
· 3 months ago
No one needs to compare DNA here. If you found the jaw of a human being, would you need to use DNA to establish it wasn't a cow's jaw instead? Sounds silly to even imagine, correct? Well, that only sounds silly because most people in here can tell a human jaw from a cow jaw (at least tell it is human and not some large hoofed animal's jaw). When people all know about a subject, then they set different standards, but when they don't, they start to think all sorts of DNA tests need be done and crap like that.
The reality is, to a person trained in comparative anatomy, this is an easy task with the information given, and this is clearly a raccoon. I know this because I have worked with different skulls comparing them for many MANY years.
brinnybearandsarahbean
· 3 months ago
Really, it doesn't look much like the first one at all. My friend pointed out that the skull is bleached and the skin is decomposed around it, but not other part of it is. It more than likely is a hoax. The first one, no, not a hoax. But people are gonna take advantage of this and start making fakes. And yes, the press should be up this things asshole about how weird it is, but it's not. Therefore, I believe that this one is a hoax. The only part of me that thinks it's not a hoax is the second picture had a skull decomposition thing going on with it too.
steven
· 3 months ago
it looks like abused horse half shaved
obviouslyobvious2me
· 3 months ago
Who the hell is on a raccoon killing spree? seriously. Anyone can see, especially in the second pic, the back leg you can see the toes more clearly, raccoons have sort of particular toes/claws, and that's a raccoon foot, and a raccoon hand, and a raccoon skull. So, it's obviously a duck.
nanunicknah
· 3 months ago
It's a dead dog!
lago
· 3 months ago
Nanu...
Could you elaborate and actually give some distinguishing characteristics that support the Montauk Monster being a dog, rather than something else like,..oh. I do not know, maybe a raccoon?
hexo
· 3 months ago
your paranoid...
That thing is rubber...
And a hoax!!!!!!
JBoogie
· 3 months ago
Lago, have you seriously been following this thread for two months? Don't get me wrong I'm not judging you but um...wow.
lago
· 3 months ago
Actually, yes, I have been. I have the responses come to my e-mail, so I never actually need to check the site itself. I have categorized most of the responses and have lined them up in degrees of weirdness. You may not know it, but there is a steady pattern here.
KatiePie
· 3 months ago
Wow, I truly believe that's just a alpaca attacked by possibly a shark and other marine wild life, Maybe not an alpaca maybe some other animal but i do not think this is a "monster", It deffinantly does not look anything like the other "Mont auk Monsters" Don't know,..
naivaklaM
· 3 months ago
ok in my opinion if it comes from this place plum island then it could be a raccoon or dog or turtle but the body wouldn't look like it should if there is those experiments going on so maybe another random animal but the face of the 3rd one looks like the front part has been sawed clean and smooth not a natural death
Razor07
· 3 months ago
I dont know but in my opinion this montauk monster dont look like the first or second one this one has hair and what appears to me no beak. Maybe its experiments on different animals or maybe these different animals are just bloated but whatever it is its a mixture of cool and weird. So im interested in knowing more about this thing if you got more info on it let me know my email address is ajreyes@live.com
AK
· 3 months ago
wow am i the only one that thinks this 3rd one just looks like a messed up bloated dog???????/
b3kkii
· 3 months ago
it looks like they are trying to breed cats and dogs together...it looks like it has a cats body and a dogs head
Charly
· 3 months ago
Does no one else think this one looks like a cow?
Derek Houser
· 3 months ago
looks like a freakin drunk dog that just got burned and hit by a car...... anyone with me??
jimmi0082001
· 3 months ago
it's a dog that drowned .
coltrane
· 3 months ago
Kinda looks like a dead cow !!!
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· 3 months ago
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zerojaredskate
· 3 months ago
dude its fake, someone killed a dog or a racoon, the face was taken off though, so yeah its just a poor dog someone killed
etnom
· 2 months ago
Hello I know what that is; with my research on things that are on need to know. It is not real yes I know it look real but the animal's head is away it to clean. There is no news about it and that is not the same as the first. I am sure that this one not real.:( ask me and will tell you more.
lago
· 2 months ago
etnom
For one, this is the same type of animal as the first, there is no doubt there. Both are typical raccoons in differing states of decay.
Next, I have seen many dead animals on the beach. The skulls decays quickest to the naked eye (what actually happens is much more disturbing so I will not discuss that). The skulls are ofter left extremely clean and white like alabaster. People may assume this to be odd, but personal experiences tells me it is very common.
theguythattalkstomuch
· 2 months ago
dude this is nuthin like it the uther one was likei mean a little photo shop and a dog and a beek on a bird and claws on a turttle i mean comon people this is stuped.
lago
· 2 months ago
There is no beak, on any of them...
They are not "turtle-like," claws.
They only differences between this one and the other ones is the state of decay.
All 3 are raccoons. Deal with it.
littletingoddess
· 2 months ago
I love weird and freaky news and comb the internet for interesting things but come on people, Lago has done the work for us here. The man knows what he is talking about. It's a frigging raccoon. Leave it!
Name
· 2 months ago
looks to me like some form of art... a fake "monster" thing .. i dont know much about stuff but i just wonder why are those parts of furr still so intact while for example the head part has the bone completely uncovered... to me it's sort of strange that some parts seem sorta ... like dead longer.. than other parts.. or something ?
brittaffer
· 2 months ago
it looks like a dog...the head is nothing but bone while the other parts of the body are still fury and dosent look as dead...and its looks too small for tha body...the other ones had beaks and diffrent feet...this one dosent resemble the others at all...o and the skull dosent look like a beak it looks like a dog head or a calf head...
lago
· 2 months ago
There were no beaks on any of these animals. Please learn the facts. Oh, and by the way, if you can confuse a dog with a calf, then you seriously have no business making comments about these things. Would you trust a mechanic when asked about what type of car someone was driving if he said, ""It looked either like a Ford Pick-up, or a Volkswagen bug," ? I know I wouldn't.
amy0105
· 2 months ago
it looks like a cat or a goat or something like that....
theguythattalkstomuch
· 2 months ago
this is so retarded its a dog with photo shop!!!! you can cut of its paws maby cut its ears cut its tail.!!!! dude the other one has like no hair just look at it and 2nd dude the dude in the videos are in the same place omg wares CNN and all the military it might have infectious desusies so wtf they would have never let this thing get there and if it came from a different planet we do have like 400 satellites in the sky sooooooooo this is BS and if we didn't find it like maby 1970s why did we just discover this now this is funny and sad at the same time its a hokes WATS with the background you had enough time to make that back rod and im doning this on my wii so i need to stop its rely frustrating to hit a for like one billion times and for that madder Os. well I'm babbling on about something that isnt in portent this two guys need a life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nickisgayfordogs
· 2 months ago
dog
tttteeeerrrryyy
· 2 months ago
you fuckin dumb ass's its a fuckin squirrel....
justcuz18
· 2 months ago
i think some stupid scientists wanted to see wat a bird and dog mixed together would look like then it turned out weird so they threw it in the ocean and they tryed it again to see if it would turn out better but then yeah.
justcuz18
· 2 months ago
OMG Iago just stfu ok? gosh its simple just stop saying stuff and stfu it looks like a dog bird and calf aka baby cow mixed together
lago
· 2 months ago
I will not shut-up. I am the only one here that actual knows anything about what they are talking about anatomy-wise. Everyone else that claimed to know anything quickly showed they were without a clue when questioned.
It looks nothing like a bird. I know bird anatomy very well and this animal has no birds traits whatsoever, and anyone who thinks it does have bird traits is a simple-minded uneducated moron, or they are a small child. It also has no bovine traits, as it is not a cow. Most people that think it looks like a cow do so because they think it is white and black, or at least white and dark brown. This is a moronic reason for thinking it is a cow. There is no white fur on this animal. The white parts are exposed dermis where the epidermis has come away from the body along with the fur that was there..
Next, it isn't a dog. I did a forensic odontologist style analysis of the teeth and it did not match up to any known dog, but was a clear match to raccoons on all accounts.
The world needs people to explain the truth every now and again. The fact is this is a dead raccoon and nothing more. You may think it is OK for people to babble on and on again giving numerous uneducated stupid guesses guised as "opinions," but reality does not give a crap about what you think. Your dumb ass moronic ideals where people go by opinions and wild guesses instead of facts is the reason why there is so many problems in the world.
bgurl
· 2 months ago
dude its totally a dog.... and the other 2 that have been found are also common animals. the whole beak thing in the other ones are the cartlidge in the nose. God if a human body washed up and it was mainly the bones would we say that it was an alian because it doesnt have a nose ???? It looks like a Husky or something like that breed. Go to a animal musium and have a look at the animal skelitons there. they look nothing like what the amilmal looks like when its alive because of all the fat and muscle on the body and face
lago
· 2 months ago
Again, it is a raccoon, not a dog. The teeth do not match a dog, and neither does the skull itself...
noah2509
· 2 months ago
I hate to say it everybody but lago is right about it being a common raccoon. I did my own test using some lago's test also found a decomposing carcas and put it in a salt water enviroment and got the same results and the pics above.
jeramy1997
· 2 months ago
i think it looks like something in the feline family if u look at the bones it seems to be like cat bones except on a larger scale. it could be a tiger or something of sorts. but as ive seen the skull kind of looks like a horses.
lithuanian
· 2 months ago
I totally agree... some Americans are just pee-brain-washed paranoid idiots who makes drama out of anything! Its all in your culture of fundamentalists... This so called ''Montauk Monster'' is just a proof of it. It was proven enough times how little American's know about themselves and surrounding world, I am not even gonna start on zoology or biology levels xD
imnotnick
· 2 months ago
thats cuz our schools suck and also anybody who wants to learn about stuff is treated like a freak .....not to mention the lack of common sence
lago
· 2 months ago
There are more highly educated people in the US than anywhere else in the world, by a wide margin. It isn't an accident that we lead the world in most medical and technological advancements. What we do have though, is a high percentage of uneducated people as well that basically choose to avoid higher education. This is mostly due to a high percentage of people that came to this country with a farming background that distrusted intellectuals. In other words, we have a sharp dichotomy. Edit:(If you do not realize this to be true, ask yourself how many things throughout the world owe their origins to the US. Most music everything from rock jazz blues hip hop R&B country, surf, rockabilly, ragtime, big band, alternative and so on...most movies, Most TV shows,..most new tech, as in personal computers, the internet, and so on, Then ask yourself, how much has your country added relative to ours? Does one think this is purely by accident?
Whenever you see people being shown to be ignorant of the world around them in the US, the examiners are using a technique known as "confirmation bias," where one avoids those that would contradict their set opinions, and only tallies up those who will give answers that confirm their bias.
When it comes to knowledge of what the Montauk Monster is, I have debated many people, and they have been from around the world. There is no way to know before time if someone is going to have the right answer based on nationality.
Danielle
· 2 months ago
HONESTLY!!!! have people NEVER seen a calf before?!?!?!?! you know ... the thing that's born from a cow!! the FARM ANIMAL? seriously people learn your basic live stock!!!
lago
· 2 months ago
Danielle
It has Carnassial Molars. Show me a calf with carnassial molars and I will buy you a house in the Catskills. Do not lecture people if you do not know what they hell you are talking about,,,
dannyjo
· 2 months ago
I think it's a goat look at the SKULL PEOPLE!!!
lago
· 2 months ago
Again, see below, as this is certainly not a goat either,,,
nesame
· 2 months ago
someone made that , fucked it and put it on the Beach(bitch) :)
skatedude53
· 2 months ago
it looks like a cow with beek
faither
· 2 months ago
its a....... MoNsTeR!!!! jk jk im not shere what that is but its is absulutly not normal cause that is reallly weird looking :O
KRISTINE4OO
· 2 months ago
It's a poor dog that probably drowned :( Or maybe a goat :o
zwaager
· 2 months ago
look at it closer! i seriously looks like a cow, dont know how a cow or anything would end up in the water, maybe live cattle being exported or something, dies on the boat with disease, crew cant do anything else with it cause its diseased and dead so they throw it overboard? it gets partially eaten by some sharks and washes up on the beach half decayed!? think about it, theres not much flesh and shit around the face of cows so it would decay pretty fast in the salt water, its missing a bunch of teeth and it appears to have horn that are partially decayed! so it could just as well be a bull! just something else to think about!
lago
· 2 months ago
Zwaager...
It isn't a cow. It is a raccoon. If you would like a long list of reasons why it isn't a cow, a long list a reason it is a raccoon, or both,...just ask...
chrisbaierlein
· 2 months ago
i think you all are retarded, it is clearly a dog if you look at it closely, you can see that its not a calf or cow because it has no hooves, it has paws with really long nails, it is way to big to be a raccoon. I think that all of you people have horrible eye sight because mostly everyone guessed it was a cow or a dog and its clearly not.
lago
· 2 months ago
chris....
I keep asking people over and over again when they say it is "too big" to be a raccoon how they established the size of the animal. Curiously, no one ever answers me. Now, care to show me how you established size? Show me how you would indicate its length if you were asked to so you could prove it was too big. Go for it.
Oh, by the way, if it is a dog, what type of dog is it, and why does this, "dog," have the skull and teeth of a raccoon?
monkeyfrompwnworld
· 2 months ago
I'm' sorry buddy even though it has all the traits of a raccoon I've never seen a raccoon that big in my life.The creature in the picture is the size of a dog with the traits of a raccoon so shut The &*^* up okay? Bring a massive decaying raccoon carcass to my door and we can compare it to the pics is the only way i'll believe your "story".
lago
· 2 months ago
Dear Monkey...
I have tried to ask this of many people that claimed it was too big to be a raccoon, yet not ONE has cared to answer the question. How did you derive the size of the animal with nothing in the picture to give you scale? In other words, show me what you used to measure the animal in the picture, and show me just how big the animal turned out. Then give me the details so I can repeat this measurement.
Wanna know why no one has answered to this problem? Because there is no good way for you to derive size in these pictures, and you are ASSUMING the animal is bigger than it actually is. I learned a long time ago not to assume such things as I I deal with a lot of papers on extinct animals, and it is often amazing how much smaller, or how much bigger an animal turns out to be when you finally see it in person. Most people eventually realize your brain plays tricks on you and that you have to find actual elements in the picture to use to develop relative scale, but some people are not quite smart enough to learn this...
Now, let's see if you are smart enough to learn this lesson or not...
monkeyfrompwnworld
· 2 months ago
okay. buddy i am able to respond to your request i just haven't used the computer for a couple days and therefore just got the chance now. Actually Lago i do have something to compare the size too. if this monster is actually the same as the first and second then i can assume they are all the same size otherwise it would have said somewhere that the third monster found was significantly smaller then the first and second.Now about what i'm comparing the size too. when the second monster was found a person took a video of it. and in that video you see a person's hand. Which happens to be quite small in comparison to the body. Which it wouldn't be to a racoon. so please Lago get a life and stop returning to this blog every day just to prove other people wrong maybe people think you are a stupid Jerk now. so why don't you join a club or get a hobby cause correcting people isn't a very good way to spend your life okay??? And my Reply was NOT to prove you were wrong. or I was right i could very well be wrong I replied back to say you are a complete Jerk and Nobody cares you are a anatomist. or whatever i'm sure many people will agree we can all think what we want you can't change our minds. And unless you get the body yourself and bring the body to us and rub it in our face nothing you say can change our minds.
By the way If you Reply Back to this AGAIN Lago i won't answer okay? so i'm telling you in advance I'm NOT going to answer!
lago
· 2 months ago
I have seen all the footage from the second find. There is no such shot that shows a hand in such a way to show this animal is larger than a raccoon. Get the video if you care to show otherwise. Post a link to the video in question. This was as requested in my challenge. I said you should supply all evidence, which you have not.
You have also said you will not respond. I wonder why this is? Could it be because you want to make claim you responded, but knew you could not back up your claim so decided to avoid me before I pointed this out?
In short, it is nutbags like you that are destroying the world. Facts mean little to people like you. Your claim to a right to an opinion has fueled so many BS conspiracy theories around the world and has caused murderous conflicts time and time again. When will pig headed dweebs like you realize we cannot have an opinion about whether something is a snake or a goat. One cannot be partially right here. They are either wrong, or right.
In your case you are wrong, and impervious to evidence, as you wear a shield of ignorance you refer to as a "right to an opinion."
monkeyfrompwnworld
· 2 months ago
I am replying for one reason only. To ask why is it that you think You are the smartest human who has posted on this blog. Maybe you think you are so smart because you post Challenges and people never respond or give there answer. Maybe you need a Challenge too??? How about...
Prove to me how you know that that creature isn't some Strange unidentified beast from under the ocean that is a water relative of a raccoon??? That possibly has the same bone structure and shape as a raccoon. Just for the sake of it i shall call this mythological beast a Waterccoon Reply to me your Answer and we'll see who's so smart. thats right. you have no proof that it isn't a Waterccoon you are just ASSUMING humans have found and studied every animal that looks like that.
It's sad how i said i wasn't going to reply and yet you Still posted back. you really have no life do you.... wow.
out of 560 something comments on this blog you probably have 100+ of them..... you stinky no life jerk.
-Monkey
lago
· 2 months ago
For one, I never once said I was smart. I said I was correct. I know I am correct because I identify things all the time, and know what it takes to do so.
Next, it isn't your mythical "waterccoon," as there is no such thing. The rules of evidence demand that you give evidence such an animal exists before you can even begin to attempt to claim it is one. For example, no lawyer is going to get away with saying, "Yes I know we have video of my client killing the victim, and my client's fingerprints and blood on the knife, and that his DNA matched, but how do we know it wasn't an alien beast that looks identical to my client that has the same DNA that actually did it? See, this is why we use the term, "reasonable," when asking for evidence pro or con.
Finally, I am a teacher, and I am also working on a statistical study of how many people use critical thinking to find an answer, as compared to how many people just make crap up.
Now, where is the link to the video supporting your claim that you've claimed to have found?
monkeyfrompwnworld
· 1 month ago
PFT!!! why can't it be a waterccoon??? ehh???? just because you and your smarty pants buddies who went through 45 years of university.haven't discovered it yet?????? the Waterccoons just might have to find you and eat you in your sleep now... so sad. one less smart teacher in the world...
In response to your Crap about the lawyer actually if anyone in the Jury was smart that would be a reasonable claim. Because it was just proved by some scientist that you can FAKE DNA on objects if you are smart.Making Forensics People Useless on crime scenes where the person who actually committed it was a genius like you. And how do you know it wasn't an alien? Aliens would DEFINATLY have the technology to fake Fingerprints and DNA easily.
I don't need no video Link I changed my mind. I think It's a Waterccoon And you can't say it isn't and I'm happy with that answer
OH! and I forgot To mention. How would you define Reasonable? Oh thats right you define it by what we currently know as humans. And anything out of our current study of knowledge is considered "Unreasonable" First they said sending sound waves through thin air was impossible and was an "unreasonable idea." Then OMG the telephone was invented! They said sending images through the air was "Unreasonably Impossible" But then OMG the TV was invented!!! They said doing all you work with your fingertips, computing Data, working effortlessly, And calculating anything easily was an "unreasonable Idea" Then OMG the computer was invented!
So F*&^ unreasonable thats how we evolve people come up with CRAZY ideas that one day they prove right and rub it in. Like me and my Waterccoon It Might be Out There and maybe not. But until I can prove it It will be considered an "Unreasonable Claim"
And all things considered humans discover new species of animals everyday and we've only studied 20% of the worlds oceans there could very well be a Waterccoon out there. So Stop acting like Humans are All Knowing Super Amazing God Like Creatures That Have Already Discovered Everything On Our Planet. NOT EVEN CLOSE!
-Monkey
lago
· 1 month ago
The reason we would not think it is "reasonable" to consider aliens, is we have never had one confirmed case in which it was. This is how we learn. We study the past and look for patterns. If there is no pattern in support for your claim, then it is only wild speculation.
You cannot simply make up claims that it is an animal that has never been seen or heard of before. When has this ever been shown to work? When has someone been found dead, and a guy comes in ands say's "Maybe it was Super flesh eatin' flying koala?" without any previous evidence for such a creature, and it later turns out to be such? This simply has never happened, so why should we give the idea any credit? No one has ever jumped off a building, flapped their arms, and flew away. Because of this, we highly recommend against this action.
The animal found is consistent on all points with a partially decayed raccoon, and there is simply no reason to suspect anything else. This is what is meant by, "reasonable," as in there should be a "Reason," for making the assertion. You have not given any supportable reason to suspect anything else but a raccoon. If you had given evidence for why it is your mythical, "Waterccoon," then you would be acting, in part, "reasonably." The problem is, you do not grasp the difference between idle speculation, and the evidence driven inquiry that gives us our current understanding of the universe. This inquiry is a methodology we call "Science," and it only works if you do not make crap up, but stick to the known facts...
Please, get a freakin' education, as you are a shame to the human race at this particular point in time...
lago
· 2 months ago
As I said Monkey, you would not be able to respond to my request.
zwaager
· 1 month ago
u fuckin moron! stop contradicting yourself! u say its a dog and then u say its clearly neither a cow nor a dog! stop while your ahead man!
tenthsun300
· 2 months ago
wow i think i figured out what it is a its a dog and raccoon both
zjthinker
· 2 months ago
That's not a raccoon as you can see the skull is not the same as a raccoons would as I can see that the fur or whatever is on it is not a raccoons fur so whoever thinks it is a raccoon you should maybe try some research and look at skulls of raccoons and if you can find better pictures of the skull than that too and compare it and you will see that it is the real deal and if you need to find out more try renting a boat and going out on the beach were everyone is saying the found the monster and try intervening them and see what they can tell you and if they have any pictures about this monster. Also if you do find another monster call the police and scientist try looking on rocks by places that people wouldn't usually go and maybe you can find a lot more than what is said. If there is another one that is found dead or alive leave it alone if it is alive because who knows what can happen. Everything has the wright to live and if you can find a alive one try to catch it and call a scientist to tag it then you can track it and we can find more about these mysterious monsters.If you do find anything out about this and if something mysteriously happens to it then we would know it is a big idea. How they say that there is no press and no police and no scientist there might be and they want to keep it on the down low. Just like Area 51 they wanted that to be kept on the down low and they failed after so many years. And we did find out that there was an alien crash and that they did take everything there to try to study. The researcher thinks that scientist have even found giant holes that they don't know what leads to on Mars. Hell maybe it could be an underground base for Extra Terrestrials. So hell there could be monsters that don't want to be found and are because of are stupid acts on Earth and don't know what will happen to them so they are in hiding. And if we can find that they are not dangerous and try to get the monsters/aliens that we are friendly than maybe we can find out more about life. So everyone try to find what is what and what is not and then we could figure out what is happening in Earth.
lago
· 2 months ago
Dear zjthinker...
I am an anatomist. When I say it is a raccoon, it is not just because I like to say so. There are several types of analysis we do to tell what a dead animal is. One is known as, "Biometrics." This can be used even if we do not know the actual size of the animal. For example, we can take an arbitrary measurement of a length between the opening of the nasal aperture and the eye socket, and then divide this by the length of the eye socket to the occipital opening at the back of the skull. This will give you a ratio. We can then compare this ratio to said animal in question (dog, raccoon, opossum etc...). Next you can measure the height of the skull at the eye socket, and compare this to the other two measurements deriving more ratios. Numerous measurements can be built up like this and compared to a large set of animals for a match. When the above is done, you find the Montauk Monster clearly matches raccoons on all accounts...
Next, under biomentrics we have a technique similar to what is used by forensic odontologists, who compare things like old X-rays from dentists to victims of crimes and fires where only bone and teeth are left (sometimes only teeth actually). Traits can be added up and compared to know groups or individuals. In the case of the Montauk monster we compare the teeth to see what group of mammals the animal belongs to, and, on ALL accounts, the teeth once again matched a raccoon. I made a simplified video of the forensic odontology investigation I did to show people that the Montauk monster was not a dog. The video does not show the full extent of what I did because it would have been far too long, but I had also compared all known teeth to numerous separate species with the same results every time. The results were that Montauk Monster was always 100% consistant with only one group of animals, and this was the Procyonids, also known locally as, "Raccoons"
If you care to make more claims that it, "Does not match a raccoon's skull," please give me specifics so I can repeat your measurements you made so I can explain to you where you went wrong.
PS. On the rest of your letter, please seek immediate mental health help.
erynxxx
· 2 months ago
I DO think it's a monster, not a cow and if your dog looks like THAT then you need 2 take him 2 the vets because I think he's got termites or something!!!
erynxxx
· 2 months ago
its a cod!!! (cow/dog)
JOKING! as if i would actually think that!!! its a cow OR dog that comitted suicide because it was so ugly.
It was staring us right in the face all along!!!
Cyanide
· 1 month ago
Hmm. If all three animals in the photos are the same species, then judging by this picture, the skull doesn't really have the beak people mentioned the first time around. I just see missing teeth--omnivorous, I suppose, since I can't specify carnivore and there aren't any grinding molars or wide gaps between teeth. That supports the raccoon theory. I just take issue with the fur color, but the decayed state of the thing could throw anybody off, and sea water has bleaching properties. If we could sequence the DNA then we could get definite answers. Skeletal examination would help, too. It's just nearly impossible to be 100% certain when photographs are all you have of something like this. At least throw a #2 pencil into the picture!
zwaager
· 1 month ago
honestly, WHO THE FUCK THINKS ITS A FUCKIN RACCOON? im assuming that most of u ppl who believe that are americans! for u morons out there who thik its a raccoon, google raccoons! they are not the size of cows, they do not have a huge hea like that and their snouts or mouths, whatever u want to call it, are MUCH more pointed than that, they're not nearly that long and they have very small and sharp teeth and they are only, about the size of a basset hound, MAYBE a little bit bigger! with out a strand of this animals DNA, there is no real telling to what this is, not by only this picture! you need more than this!
lago
· 1 month ago
Zwaager...
Go to Tetrapod zoology, run by Darren Naish and search for Montauk Monster. He is a British Paleontologist, and he will explain in detail how this is a raccoon. Next, a friend of mine is a Vertebrate Paleontologist at an Ivy League school and she thinks it is a raccoon. Once again, she is British. I have studied the pictures and did the dentition comparisons and other biometrics, and everything points towards it being a raccoon. The skull is an exact match on all points. Your claims to the contrary are obviously based on your own inexperience.
Next, there is nothing in these pictures that shows this animal is bigger than your average sized cat. Nothing. I have explained numerous times here that there is a common mental problem where people's brains get confused looking at pictures without scale and fill in the size, even though there was nothing in the picture to indicate such. If you still think you know the size of the animal, and want to stick by these claims, then show me how you measured it for size. Support you claim by giving me the scale elements in the picture you verified to derive the size. I have requested this of many MANY people, and no one has yet come close to doing so.
Finally, one does not need DNA to find the identity of animals. We identify the bones of extinct animals all the time and place them in differing groups on a daily basis without a single piece of DNA. We find only small pieces of broken jaw that we identify constantly, and this includes fossil raccoons. Do not impose your ignorance onto others...
zwaager
· 1 month ago
im assuming your a britt? which would be your first problem! problem number 2, is that the people you speak of are also britts! you would have to be a COMPLETE moron to honestly believe that this animal is only the size of your average size cat! judging by the angle at which the photo was taken, im going estimate that the photographer was standing about 2 meters away from the carcus and with this in mind and in comparison to the surroundings, i would say this animal weighs no less than 150 Lbs. this alone rules out any possibility of it being a raccoon, seeing as how raccoons are not by any means, a large animal! now i would like some one to point out where any form of a claw or paw exists on this animal! the back 2 are non existant, the front left one, if its still there, is not visible in this picture. i could see how the front right would be mistaken for a claw or what not, but blow up the picture and you can see that it is just shredded flesh. blow up the picture for youself and take a look, examine it close, then examine a raccoon CLOSE! you should notice the minimal 100 Lbs difference in size! the only thing i can find that is close to a raccoon would be a tooth! or maybe the fact that they both have hair! the skull is too misshapen to be a raccoons! i dont know what your on man but that is NOT a fuckin raccoon!
lago
· 1 month ago
Zwaager asks: "im assuming your a britt? which would be your first problem! problem number 2, is that the people you speak of are also britts! "
Response: No, I am not a Brit.
You said: "im assuming that most of u ppl who believe that are americans!
I responded and showed two paleontologists, one in England, who is British, and another who is living in the States, who also happens to be British and teaches Vertebrate anatomy at an Ivy League school there, both say the Montauk Monster is a raccoon.
Zwaager claims: "you would have to be a COMPLETE moron to honestly believe that this animal is only the size of your average size cat! judging by the angle at which the photo was taken, im going estimate that the photographer was standing about 2 meters away from the carcus and with this in mind and in comparison to the surroundings, i would say this animal weighs no less than 150 Lbs. this alone rules out any possibility of it being a raccoon, seeing as how raccoons are not by any means, a large animal! "
Response: A claim was also made about the video from the second Montauk Monster showing a hand. There is actually video from the second MM and they show them putting the animal into a garbage bag. At about ten seconds in (0:10) you can see a human hand in reference to the animal it just scooped into the bag. It clearly shows the animal is no larger than a cat. Here is the video:
Response continued: Your estimates are basically bullshit on all accounts, as you are simply trying to make-up facts not in evidence to support your belief. Zoom alone throws all your claims out the window. You are simply the anti-science.
Zwaager then claims: "now i would like some one to point out where any form of a claw or paw exists on this animal! the back 2 are non existant, the front left one, if its still there, is not visible in this picture. i could see how the front right would be mistaken for a claw or what not, but blow up the picture and you can see that it is just shredded flesh. "
Response: Yes, the distal aspect of this animals limbs are missing. They are not missing in the first Montauk monster which clearly shows fully functional hands, and they are not missing in the second as they hold up the hand and the individual phalanges dangle in the video clearly showing it isn't an ungulate of any sort. So you have 3 animals with identical skulls, where the first and last one have teeth and both the skulls and the teeth match a raccoon on all accounts in each video they are shown, and then you have two of these animals clearly showing digits that match up with a raccoon as well, and a third that is missing the hands and feet. Somehow, from this information you assume the animal had hooves? Hm,..that is one big ass leap of reasoning, especially since there is no evidence for the claim.
Zwaager finally says: "blow up the picture for youself and take a look, examine it close, then examine a raccoon CLOSE! you should notice the minimal 100 Lbs difference in size! the only thing i can find that is close to a raccoon would be a tooth! or maybe the fact that they both have hair! the skull is too misshapen to be a raccoons! i dont know what your on man but that is NOT a fuckin raccoon!"
Response: The teeth do not match any known ungulate but are an exact match for a raccoon. The skull if not misshapen whatsoever. It matches the first two very well, and it matches many on-line examples of raccoon skulls. It does not match either dogs, or cows or goats or whatever else.
Again, all people that saw these animals said they were the size of a small dog. Raccoons are the size of a small dog. No one ever made claim they were anywhere close to an animal that was 150lbs or more...
lago
· 1 month ago
So Zwaager, was the person that took the pictures 4ft tall, or 6ft tall? Less or more? Was the person on one knee? Both their knees? Were they standing straight-up? Were they bent at the waist? Was one knee bent? Both? Were they using a zoom? Optical? Digital. Both? To what degree were they using the zoom?
Please answer these obvious questions that are required to be able to calculate size, and tell me how you obtained this information.
ukh
· 1 month ago
wow. its incredible. just imagine if this montauk monster live in the town...
kellyhoward
· 1 month ago
What the crap is that thing I've never even heard of it until now. that thing is definatly going to give me nightmares.
constanzam5
· 1 month ago
it looks like a cow. it might be some of the cows that sunk on the ship that were going to Venezuela.
Sebster326
· 1 month ago
Well I Definetly Think It's A Monster Because Seriously LOOK At The Picture No Racoon Looks Like That Sooooooooooooooooooo Here Is My Ansewr :
IT IS SO REAL YES 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 TIMES IT IS AN ACTUAL MONSTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lago
· 1 month ago
Why do so many people act like morons and think a dead half decayed animal should look like the animal did when it was alive?
One needs to go by the things that do not rot, like skulls and teeth and such. It takes a bit of an education in the field of comparative vertebrate anatomy to do this, but if you have this education you can see, as plain as day, this is a raccoon. People without this education should not babble about things they know little to nothing about,,,
raekeakulina
· 1 month ago
OMG I found one while taking photos of Long Beach in Sag Harbor, I nearly passed out when I saw this purple-ish decayed animal about the size of a deer washed up on the beach. I took a photo of it, I am unsure whether or not my mom deleted it because she thought it was absolutly a waste of space on the computer... my dad said that it might have been a deer but from the way it looked, I thought it resembled a horse even though its body was decayed and all there was left was its head and neck... Maybe it was a sort of pig/horse/demented dog????
lago
· 1 month ago
rae...
I know a made-up story when I see one. Want to prove me wrong? Show us the picture you claimed to have taken...
khflaca
· 1 month ago
to me it looks like a wolf.
golova
· 1 month ago
looks to me like some sort of a mammalian herbivore judging from its teeth- large molars and no signs of canines. The forelimb is potentially covering the incisors on the lower jaw. A calf maybe? Or a herbivorous 'monster'.
lago
· 1 month ago
Canines are the first teeth in the maxilla. The large empty tooth socket can clearly be seen at the beginning of this bone as plain as day if one only takes the time to look. This means the animal had canines, but they fell out, just as the empty tooth sockets in the premaxilla indicate about the incisors falling out.
Next, large molars are not the sign of a herbivorous animal.The "type" of molar is (selenodont, lophodont, and loxodont, for example). The molars seen here are not the molars of a herbivorous animal, but are the teeth of a carnivore. These are typical "carnassials," and are found in cats, dogs, raccoons etc...
This is a raccoon..
ANDEATHON
· 4 weeks ago
This one is just a 1/2 decayed dog :S
2811
· 4 weeks ago
ita a goat with his face skined to show his teeth
nysi
· 4 weeks ago
I don't have a clue what the 1st and second one may be, but this third one I believe is just a dog that drowned. Everything looks exactly like a dog would and it may have fallen from a high area and got cut from rocks because of the missing skin. It is fat because of the water that got into it's system while it was drowning. I do not think It looks remotely close to a cow, raccoon, or whatever.
lago
· 4 weeks ago
It isn't a dog. It is a raccoon. I have given morphological arguments why time and time again below. Go read them...
It cannot be a dog..
nysi
· 1 week ago
How could that possibly be a racoon?! They're not that big, that color, the bone structure on that animal is different than a racoons, and besides, it looks almost exactly like a sheepdog!!!
lago wrote, in response to nysi:
It isn't a dog. It is a raccoon. I have given morphological arguments why time and time again below. Go read them...
It cannot be a dog..
-- In response to regular post "Montauk Monster #3 found this weekend!"
Well well well, what do we have here? The third Montauk Monster was found on July 3rd, 2009. Hooray!
You need your eyes checked!!! Those are the exact words that my granmother said after I told her what you said and showed her the picture!!! It's clearly a dog. She raised racoons for crying out loud!!! She's 55 years old and I think she would know the difference between a racoon and DOG. Which is what the so "monster" is!!!
Azgalor
· 3 weeks ago
could be fake... look at the head.. it just look like a plastic skull second look at the stomach it just look like a shirt and its feather just only look like a fake feather... i am NOT saying ITS FAKE... but i ONLY SAID IT COULD BE FAKE.. well actually it could..
lago
· 3 weeks ago
Wet bone looks like plastic. Don't believe me? Then take a skull and put it in some water, take it out, and look at it...
Next, WHAT FREAKIN' FEATHERS?
cynthiadupuy
· 3 weeks ago
i was licensed to raise raccoons and did for 20 years and this is not a raccoon. the other animals that washed up were not raccoons either. i can also tell you that the 3rd animal is also not a goat or lamb because on the foot you can see individual toes and not a hoof. the 3rd looks more like a dog to me but then i havent done a skeletal comparison.
i studied genetic engineering and if pressed to give an opinion on the first 2 animals i would say it is some type of genetic manipulation as it is too much of a coincidence to have more than one of these animals washing up on the beach in close proximity.
lago
· 3 weeks ago
cynthia..
Everyone tries to do this. The go, "I know raccoons, my mother was one! ...and this ain't no raccoon!" The key thing is they never seem to remember to give diagnostic reasons why.
I do not care if you raised raccoons. If you cannot give details why they are not raccoons, then do not try and give a opinion based on a requested authority...
I am trained in biometrics for diagnostics of vertebrates, and I did an analysis of the teeth and skeletal structures. The data only match raccoons. I will go into detail upon request. If you care to debate me on the issue I will certainly oblige.
cynthiadupuy
· 3 weeks ago
because the skull and other skeletal aspects do not match up
lago
· 3 weeks ago
Cynthia...
The skull is a dead on match on all points. I can make a video showing this if you'd like. I did relative biometrics on the skull and showed how the end of the premaxilla at the external nares to the orbits, as compared to the height at the beginning of the orbits matches a raccoon. You can also see the the angle of the skull roof as compared to the alveolar ridge is the same, and it ends with the same slight protrusion dorsad to the orbits here. Next the angle of the zygotic process relative to the roof is the same too, which shows it isn't any type of dog because this same region on dogs has an expanded frontal region at this point (which is called, The "stop" in dogs). This creates an angle at the stop in dogs and allows for the orbits to be placed above the premaxilla to orbit line, however, in this animal the orbits are below, as we see in raccoons again.
As for the teeth, I did a dental analysis of the first animal when it was found and compared the teeth to numerous animals and only one group matched, and it did so on all points. I did a simplified video showing how the dental traits can be compared to other groups for those who kept claiming it was a dog so they could see the dentition ruled out dogs and were an exact match for raccoons. Here is the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo
Now, the rest also matches up to a raccoon, as the limb length as compared to body length is the same ratio in both the Montauk monster and raccoons, the body length to head length, and so on.
The manus is also made up of separate digits as in raccoons, and shows a distinct palmer pad characteristic of the same. Raccoons have wider hips than shoulders to help with balance while standing on two legs so they can manipulate objects with their hands. Once again, the Montauk Monsters have wider hips than shoulders.
You are also not trained in genetics, but since I am, I can point out to people that a "genetic marker," is not a physical trait to be seen on an animal, but a DNA sequence used to establish mutations or chromosomal placement in certain groups used for statistical correlations in relation to phylogeny, or disease expression in families etc...
cynthiadupuy
· 3 weeks ago
i studied genetic engineering for 5 years at the u of michigan
lago
· 3 weeks ago
You said you knew it wasn't a raccoon because you knew their anatomy, yet it matches a raccoon on all points. I am trained in comparative vertebrate anatomy (test me if you so desire), and the skull is an exact match,... yet you claim otherwise. Show me how it does not match. Give verifiable details I can see and test for myself as I gave you in the video I posted.
I am not a geneticist but I am able to ask you enough questions to show whether or not you are lying. Would you like me to do so?
I am also not opposed to using genetics, but we do not have, or need this option. We tell raccoons by partial jaw fragments all the time in paleontology, and we have way more than that here.
Now, did you watch my video on the dentition? If not, go do so.
If you did watch it, where am I wrong? It seems it is a clear match to me. Do you have anything else that matches on all points as a raccoon does?
cynthiadupuy
· 3 weeks ago
i dont have to lie go to the u of michigan ann arbor alumni site and look me up. cynthia dupuy is my real name and i am sorry you are so angry that you just want to argue with anyone over anything and i told you what didnt match and there are other smaller details such as the degree of dental points, etc. i do not have to agree with you and i do not agree with you. i also did not join the blog to be under attack. ....so kick another puppy
lago
· 3 weeks ago
Cynthia..
I am not angry. I am merely tearing your BS apart. You came in and made a call to your authority saying you knew their "anatomy and physiology." Yet you gave no reason why the three are not raccoons. I asked for reasons why it didn't match and you showed an extreme lack of even the most basics when it comes to vertebrate anatomy. You still have given no reasons that have stood up as to why it isn't a raccoon, and avoided answering to the evidence I supplied. You obviously know very little about osteology in general. Who in God's name taught you how the scientific method works?
Now you say you disagree with me, yet you still will not give me one piece of evidence that supports your case. Doesn't that tell you anything?
If Phil Gingerich is in his office, show him the video I made and then ask him whether or not the teeth match a raccoon or not, K?
cynthiadupuy
· 3 weeks ago
look....it was just a response to a little blog. i dont have time for your misdirected anger and uninformed rectoric and since you will not stop messaging me im blocking you from my email. good luck in your quest for the truth. im sure you know methods more accurate than testing dna
lago
· 3 weeks ago
Stop pretending I am angry. I am not. I am saying for you to back your positions with facts and this has been seen as a type of attack on you. If you were ever in the sciences, you know this standard procedure 101, especially when you made claim to be some type of authority.
I fear you wanted to look clever, so you acted like you knew things you didn't, and are now pissed-off someone has called you on it.
cynthiadupuy
· 3 weeks ago
i never intended this to be a life long debate i was simply expressing my opinion however since you know everything why ask for input on your site then snap someones head off when they dont agree with you. and as for the genetic marker it would provide definitive proof one way or another telling you exactly what species the mother and father of the animal were. i do not see why you are opposed to the genetics especially since you are an expert and could do the testing yourself without having to trust anyone else.
lago
· 3 weeks ago
Oh, this isn't my site. I am just trying to find out how people think based on whether or not they are willing to use critical thinking or not. So far, most do not even attempt to use it. They think everything is, "Opinion."
cynthiadupuy
· 3 weeks ago
i am not saying they are part raccoon however i do not know how familiar you are with the genetic manipulations done at montauk and i believe they are a hybrid of some type. much like the chupacabra whose mother was a coyote however they were unsure of the father. and there is no need to be hateful over the situation as you posted a forum and solicited response so i responded with my opinion. all i have to go by is the photo as there was no data on genetic markers etc. and having raised raccoons i am familiar with their anatomy and physiology and the skull does not match what is in the photo
cynthiadupuy
· 3 weeks ago
an afterthought.....if the opinion of others causes such a negative response perhaps you should not ask what anyone thinks when it comes to a Cryptozoic hypothesis
cynthiadupuy
· 3 weeks ago
in all your infinite wisdom you might have observed that the phalanges on the paws look the same in both photos
cynthiadupuy
· 3 weeks ago
while i am sure you are the expert considering that your mother was a raccoon perhaps i can humbly offer the specifics that you are upset over, here is the quote from the 'expert' "What you think is a beak is actually the canine teeth," Corwin told Bill Hemmer and Megyn Kelly. "What we have is an incredibly rare" — dramatic pause — "raccoon." lol...what rare type of raccoon, the only animal they are related to are the red pandas. now actually look at the beak section of the skull....notice where the canine teeth come out of the bottom jaw on bot sides. a raccoon also has upper canine teeth that would match the bite of the bottom ones. and if you were to take away the upper mandibles and that much of the nose there would just be nothing there, they do not have a hidden 'beak' like bone structure under the nasal cavities. i can understand that you do not want to give up the carcass for fear it will disappear however why not get enough of a sample to a crypto zoologist so that you would know what you are dealing with. there are alot out there who are not in a government officials pocket and will actually look for the genetic markers you need to know the truth
lago
· 3 weeks ago
For one, Corwin was making fun of the fact it was only an everyday raccoon. The term "rare" was being used in a satirical manner. This is because he was making fun of the fact everyone was up in arms over the fact a dead raccoon was found.
Next, there is no such thing as a degree from an accredited school in cryptozoology. It is a made up term applied to ones self, and does not reflect any knowledge of comparative vertebrate anatomy.
Next, you obviously do not know anything about anatomy if you think there is a "beak" anywhere on this skull. All you are seeing, but not understanding, is the premaxilla, and maxilla of the upper jaw with the teeth havin' fallin' out, which is extremely common after death especially in animals that drowned and soaked in water for several hours or days. This is due to the fact that the bone can absorb water and swell, but the enamel on the teeth do not, so the swell breaks the cemented bond between the two and the teeth fall out. This is basic taphonomy 101.
Do not believe me? Then why not take the time to download the pictures from above and blow them up as you will clearly see the empty tooth sockets in the premaxilla for the incisors, and a very large empty tooth socket for the upper canine at the beginning of the maxilla, as well as the remaining dental alveoli for the premolars.
You are obviously lying about your education cynthia...
keegan452
· 3 weeks ago
FAKE the alien AUTOPSY LOOKED REALER and the whole fuckin skull in the fron prooves it why wuld the fron of the face be fuckin clean like it wus takin to a shine shop and fuckin steralized if thast wrre real there wuld be rotting flesh and stuff on the face but there aint the bone is clean as a whistle U SHOULD NOTICE THESE THIGS PEOPLE THE REST OF THE BODY IS ROTTED ECCEPT THE FRONT OF THE FACE LOOK HOW WHITE THAT BONE IS FUCK THAT IT WUS JIMMY RIGGED ON A DEAD COW OR SUM SHIT TE WHITE BONE SAYS IT ALL lol and i like the food coloring put on the teeth notice how there no blood anywere else but the teeth r red FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE u shoudl learn to look and notice faults i these sorts of things
lago
· 3 weeks ago
Keegan...
You obviously have not collected bones before.
The whiteness of the skull is very typical. Skulls can be exposed while most of the flesh is still in place on the rest of the animal, and that skull can shine as white as alabaster.
Next, blood pools shortly after death, and then gels. Blood is rarely seen in victims that we not cut open while they were still alive. Drowning victims almost never show blood in or around the decaying body.
The teeth is one of the areas some blood may pool shortly after death, and this can often been seen through the partially translucent enamel of the dentition, as seen here.
Everything in these pictures looks rather typical of a decaying carcass, and nothing looks fake.
KahhZAM
· 3 weeks ago
It looks like a cow. With a beak. Look at the throat. o_0 I wanna poke it with a stick!
jyotiking
· 3 weeks ago
I've no clue what this thing is, but based on the comments I've read on here it seems to me that Lago is the only person with more than half a brain AND isn't buying into any of this conspiracy drama.
Thank you, Lago. I sincerely mean it :)
My only question (as I've not really done much/any proper research on my own) is how big were these three animals? I get the impression that they were large, maybe german shepherd size, and I've never seen a raccoon that big. Not arguing with you, Lago, just curious as to how big these things are. The videos don't give an accurate representation of size at all.
Also one of the animals, I believe the first one, did look remarkably like a turtle out of its shell.. again, could be wrong.. and I probably shouldn't be trying to type while mostly asleep..
I'll try to be back later :P
lago
· 3 weeks ago
People use visual cues to tell them how big something is in real life. When we look at 2D pictures these cues are often distorted. For example, I grew up seeing a small type of Triassic reptile only in pictures, and due to the fact they were aquatic, their ribs were very thick. Several vertebrate group employ this method to make them less positively buoyant and more neutral buoyant. The thick ribs seemed to imply to me these animals were rather robust and I always thought these animals were about 10 to 15 feet in length. When I actually saw one of their fossils for the first time in real life, I was shocked to see it was smaller than my hand. Without proper visual cues, your mind often jumps to conclusions based on prejudices a 2D photo cannot resolve without something else in the picture to give scale.
As for these 3 animals, the people involved all said they were the size of small dogs. The only video I saw actually showing the animals in association with people was of the second animal. I posted this video below somewhere. I will find it again if requested to do so. This video shocked even me as it showed the animal was smaller than I thought it was, and was only about the size of an average adult opossum. Since the record for raccoons is over 60lbs, it makes the Montauk Monsters (at least the second one) smaller than an average adult male raccoon.
As for the first one being a turtle, it must be remembered that the first one has both teeth and fur and even an external ear called in anatomical jargon, "The Pinna." These are all traits turtles do not have, and since the teeth showed carnassial style molars, all the these traits are actually considered the trails of therian mammals. Next, a turtle's shell is not removable. It is made up of several differing anatomical structures, but the ribs and backbone are a central element to the shell, and the shell cannot be removed without obliterating the animal into a pile of mush.
jyotiking
· 3 weeks ago
I did not know that about turtles. I've found old empty shells in the past down in Alabama, but I didn't know that you'd actually damage/kill the animal to remove the shell..
Now that I've had a solid sleep and am more alert I'll go and watch the videos again and look at the pictures a little bit closer..
What I recall from the second video, the one with people interacting with the dead animal is that we don't actually see much more than the animal in a beam of light and the stick they're poking it with, which doesn't help much..
Also I didn't realize raccoons could get that big. My youngest sister is approximately 55 lbs, so to think of a raccoon weighing more than her... it's a little shocking to me. I'm always glad to learn more though ^_^
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Raccoons are not just one solid color, as they often have striped tails and a mask that is differentiated by contrasting colors. Next, the "white" people keep thinking they are seeing isn't fur, but the underlining dermis that has been exposed after death. It is flesh, not fur., and would not be seen in life as it would be covered by that fur which is now missing.
Finally, the sandy color people seem to think that is mixed in is just that...it is "sand," though some tips of the fur are probably bleached a bit at the point seen above (common in salt water drownings...)
Response:
As I have stated numerous times, "No," this is not an issue of opinion. People are supposed to know the difference between opinions and guesses, but ignorance prevails so readily that one needs to explain the difference over and over again. If you like chocolate, and I do not, then you have the right to say, in your opinion, "Chocolate taste good." My opinion cannot ever take away from yours as it is opinion.
If you have an opinion that someone is 15ft tall, then that is actually a guess, or approximation, not an opinion. All guess and approximations are subject to challenge by definition, and if someone comes out and measures the individual in question showing you to be wrong, you cannot use the defense, "Hey, I have a right to an opinion." To do so would be silly.
If I had come in and said the creature above was a "snail," would this really have been off limits? Would I really be able to get away with saying, "Well, that is my opinion so no one should challenge me on this?" No, of course not. There are points where people are simply wrong, and that this is verifiably so.
Next:
"shut the fuck up about tryin to sound smarter than everyone else because unless you are a professional and have seen the creature with your own eyes yours is just an opinion like everyone else.. if you are right leave people with there fantasies alone and go uppercut yourself before someone else does."
Response:
For one, yes, I am actually an anatomist. I am not someone just making wild guesses. Next, I do not need to see it with my own eyes, just like I do not need to see a seagull with my own eyes to know an effin' seagull when I see one. Next, I never said, "Just take my word for it." I always have given reasons why it is a raccoon, and have posted a link to a video I did showing how I did a basic cladistical style analysis of the teeth as a forensic odontologist would do to identify the identity of a victim from their teeth alone. I have not used, and will not ever use a call to authority. I am going by the evidence that is plain for all to see.
Now try and explain in detail why it isn't a raccoon instead of just saying it isn't one.
I did not e-mail you. You posted on a blog with an automatic e-mail response system that e-mails you if someone responds to you on that blog. You made a claim about something on that blog without giving support to what you said. I asked for support for that claim as a reply to you. The system automatically took what I posted, and e-mailed it to you as part of its system...
Oh, and you're a moron for not knowing this...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo&feat...
Next, you do not know the size of the animal, as your brain is playing tricks on you. The only thing that you can use for scale is the seaweed in the picture, which I am familiar with. This seaweed indicates a small animal about the size of a cat or small dog..
ok number one shut up
wat u r doing is throwing ur knowledge at people who have their own minds and own way of thinking, people can believe what they want let them believe wat they want, people hate being told their wrong or their way of thinking isnt accurate or doesnt make sence, it belittles people and wat u r doing is cutting them down, all these people have an opinion and came on this site to exspress their own opininon's and ur telling them their wrong, how would u feel if some one walked up to u and pulled apart ur way of thinking, ripped it to shreds right infront of you; you'd feel horrible. so jst because u might have a higher level of education to these people doesnt mean u can cut their thoeries apart and tell them their wrong, im sorry but thats wrong.
and in my own opinion Lago if i may plz have one with out u questioning it, I think its just a bloated genetic experiment gone wrong that's been sitting in the water for to long, it seriously looks like a dog with a raccoon head BUT that's just my opinion, oh but heaven forbid anyone have one of those.
response: Um,…no.
Razz said: "wat u r doing is throwing ur knowledge at people who have their own minds and own way of thinking, people can believe what they want let them believe wat they want, people hate being told their wrong or their way of thinking isnt accurate or doesnt make sence, it belittles people and wat u r doing is cutting them down, all these people have an opinion and came on this site to exspress their own opininon's and ur telling them their wrong, how would u feel if some one walked up to u and pulled apart ur way of thinking, ripped it to shreds right infront of you; you'd feel horrible. so jst because u might have a higher level of education to these people doesnt mean u can cut their thoeries apart and tell them their wrong, im sorry but thats wrong."
Response: First Razz, Reality isn't an opinion. Yes, there are many things where an opinion matters. If I say I liked a certain movie, or didn't like the popcorn at the movie, well that amounts to opinion. On the other hand, I can't have an opinion how tall someone is. I can make a guess, but it is a guess, not an opinion. No matter what you guess, the truth is still there, and opinions do not count. If I said the animal above was a "snake," or a "Jelly-fish," I would simply be wrong, and claiming, "My right to an opinion," would be complete gibberish.
Next, I welcome anyone questioning what I have said, in detail if they can. I only ask you do not think opinion equal debate. One must show facts that can support one's case as I have done, or whatever they say is meaningless dribble. If you have evidence against anything I have said, then PLEASE, I beg of you, show it. If you are merely of the opinion that people should be allowed to think whatever they want despite reality, then maybe you should stay out of discussing things that pertain to reality, as you obvious have disdain for the concept.
Finally, one must remember, reality is not a democracy. You may vote to have a law passed that says no one can eat ice cream of Wednesdays, but you cannot vote an elephant into being a goat. Stop thinking we can vote on what we desire things to be.
Razz said: "and in my own opinion Lago if i may plz have one with out u questioning it, I think its just a bloated genetic experiment gone wrong that's been sitting in the water for to long, it seriously looks like a dog with a raccoon head BUT that's just my opinion, oh but heaven forbid anyone have one of those. "
response: There is nothing about the animal that indicates a genetic experiment occurred. You could also say you believe it was put there by fairies on their way to Candy-land, as each statement has as much validity.
As for having the skills, you can either dispute what I have shown with evidence and logic, or you cannot. My only "skill," is trying to use reason, and not calls to authority with no evidence like, "It is a fucking monster, deal with it. Douche."
Hm,..I think I would rather stick to my line of reasoning,
an normal adult shot this picture and i belive an inteligent guy like u thinks as well , not a 5 yers old kid) were was i? oh yes, a normal adult footstep is about 25-30 centimeters (measure ur own foot pls, (if ur not midget or a giant hehe). so if that step is lets say 27 centimeters, that means that animal is as big as a horse or a cow something like that. im just throwing my opinion, i may be 100% wrong and that animal is as small as a mouse, but eh... i made my point.... srry is my spelling is wrong english is not my mother language u know...
You are right, I will say there is no foot print in the picture as you state, because there is none, No signs of a shoe print, or sneaker tread, of a foot outline with heel-ball, instep-toes,..nothing. All you have given is a desperate attempt at claiming authority with no evidence supporting you claim. If you care to show me wrong, make a video outlining your evidence, and show your evidence to everyone.
Finally, the people that found the second one are shown in another video I posted putting it in a bag and it only the size of your average house cat, and the people that found the one above said they picked it up and brought it back to their house as well. Know how hard it would be to simply pick up a dead decaying horse or cow and drag it home? You'd need a truck. What did the report above say? They said they picked it up and put it into an ice filled enclosure and carried it away. How many ice filled enclosure do people generally have that can do this? Later it is stated it was put in a "cooler." The average large sized cooler sold in the US can't fit a medium sized dog in it, never mind a cow or horse. Also, all people seeing the Montauk Monsters that stated size said it was the size of a small dog.
Simply put, there is no evidence in your favor that does not come from the wilds of your furtive mind.
However, how can three of the same type of animal wash up on the shore lines all around the same few years. tis definally is hard to explain.
how can anyone write that off as a raccoon!?
You've got the fingers, the stubby tail, the shape of the body is the same, the size is the same, it IS a raccoon. There is nothing supernatural about it. It's just a raccoon. A raccoon. Ok?
Now.. MY question is why are there so many raccoons popping up? I don't know a whole lot about that animal testing place or whatever it is across from the beach [I think that's where it is?] but I'm thinking that there's some sort of experimenting going on with the raccoons. Once is chance, twice is coincidence, but three times... you just know someone knows something and isn't talking. But what could they possibly be doing to these raccoons for them to wash up on the beach? Have you ever even seen a raccoon by a beach?
And yes, I know anatomy, and this thing is defiantly a raccoon. There is little doubt of this...
Pretty similiar head shape. The skull on the monster pick is not fully intact tho so u cant see the fangs.
this is truly remarkable, we may have a new species on our hands people, we just need to find out where the hell they're coming from
Finally, some people in here seem to think the animal is big, even though the only thing you could really use as scale is the seaweed on it. I know that seaweed as it is common next to my house, and it indicates the animal is about the size of a raccoon,,,which it in fact is..
It looks WAY different from the others.
like the second one looked like some type of over grown rodent.
and i still didnt see the first one.=/
its sorta creepy looking..
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in this one you can see its fur is like a cow or sth like that! and the thing of the ears -- which you can see better in the second monster -- that look like a pig's ones... for sure it is some kind of experiment to mix 'the best of meats' or sth like that...
Whatever it is, it looks like a hoax. :(
So it is possible that there is a cow, because when man look more closely at the dog-legs-like claw discovered.
you can believe me that I am very much apart from sat and later wants to study veterinary medicine.
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but when i lookd closer to the big one
i thought it's clear that it isn't a monster
looks like a cow that has like furr and an udder
only possibility I see is dog or
fake. it looks someone attached a clean skull to fur
n they threw them into the ocean hopin no one
would fin out thats y there are no scientist or cops
around to prove different
- Bloated by water absorption.
- Nibbled clean by numerous aquatic creatures.
- Succumbed to typical decomposition.. of course the water and creatures helped with that..
it looks like some form of headless dog with a fake skull :|
I can't even think of an animal it looks like and there are simple reasons why the skull it clean and the rest isn't. Birds got at it and since its on a beach maybe someone disturbed it before it could eat more or something.
~Rachel :)
P.S: I hope it's not a discovered animal either ;]
but its skull is weard
so i think wee soud whait 2 see what hapens
but this is freeking cool
that thing looks like more than one animal put together
It is a raccoon, and there is nothing about the animal that contradicts that, that simply isn't due to decay...
Get a raccoon skull and hold it in the same angle and, if you are not blind, you will agree...
The skull has NO similarities to a cow at all, and the teeth are the teeth of a meat eating predator (carnasial teeth). Speaking as someone trained in anatomy, there is no way this is a cow.
If you, "DON'T care," then why are you commenting?
Finally, there is no mystery here outside of people not realizing that the reason the scientists do not care about this is not a mystery. They know it is merely a dead raccoon. I am trying to explain to people just that, and I am going to explain that all day long if I so desire...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo&feat...
This new carcass also matches a raccoon, and contradicts a dog..
It is a raccoon...
If you enlarge the picture you will see it is a typical skull like we see in most carnivores, only it is missing a bunch of teeth that fell out. There is no "beak."
Ask yourself, "Why do I think you know the animals size?" What did you use as scale in the picture? Give me evidence it is bigger than a mouse...
You are certainly no turtle expert if you think turtles have teeth, and hair, or that you think one can be mixed with a pig or a dog or whatever...
The facial elements are certainly not those of any turtle. It does, however, match a raccoon,,,
---Thank You,
Natasha ______
We know where they are coming from. Raccoons are common to the area...
Raccoons drown a lot because they like to wash their food in water (dousing), as well as look for food in water, and at the waters edge. They can get themselves into trouble rather often, and sometimes drown.
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For a more complex look at the dentition (The teeth), see this video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo&feat...
The skull does not match a dog, and worse for you, the teeth do not match. The reason Jeff Corwin said it was a raccoon when the first one was found, and no one in the scientific community has given a crap since, is not a mystery. The reason is that it is a freakin' raccoon, and those with an education in comparative anatomy all know this. There is no confusion for us...just people like you.
First, there is no beak on any of these animals. The flesh on the snout of the first MM has merely rotted off and numerous teeth have fallen out giving an appearance of a beak to people unfamiliar with basic anatomy. The exposed empty tooth sockets can clearly be seen in the exposed premaxilla and maxilla if you take the time to find a decent photo on-line. This type of decay is common in animals that drown, and is seen in all 3 of the Montauk Monsters.
Next, there is an odd phenomenon where people, upon seeing a picture on-line, forget that this is a picture without scale, and they assume, based on some subconscious cues, that they know the size of the object. Most people realize this mistake and look for something that can accurately be measured for comparison scale, and if they do not find such, realize they do not know the size of the object. Some people, however, are not that smart (a.k. you).
The teeth fell out, just as they did in the other two animals found..
Cows are artiodactyl ungulates. This means they are hooved animals. The separate numerous phalanges and claws can clearly be seen in/on the feet of this animal making it a non-ungulate...
Next the molars are still present and they are clearly "carnassial" teeth, indicating this animal is from the "carnivore" grouping, not an ungulate grouping.
Following this, a cow does not have incisors in their upper jaw as they are lost during embryonic development and are replaced with a keratinous edge, yet this animal clearly shows the tooth sockets where the incisors were in life which is not found in any "Cow"
Are you starting to grasp this isn't a cow yet Kristian?
The teeth fell out. Blow-up the picture and you can clearly see the empty tooth sockets where these teeth were...
OOPS thats two...
Yes..they are that color. There are 3 basic colors you can see (outside of the bulging guts of the lower abdomen). One is the color of the sand mixed in with the fur, next there is the color of the exposed dermis that is never seen when the animal is alive, and finally there is the actual color of the fur. This last color is the only color that would be seen when the animal was alive and it is an exact match to a raccoon, so, um... you are wrong..
Next, as I stated before below about size:
"there is an odd phenomenon where people, upon seeing a picture on-line, forget that this is a picture without scale, and they assume, based on some subconscious cues, that they know the size of the object. Most people realize this mistake and look for something that can accurately be measured for comparison scale, and if they do not find such, realize they do not know the size of the object. Some people, however, are not that smart"
Finally goats are cloven hoofed animals just like cows, and this thing has paws, not hooves. Plus, of the teeth still present in the above animal, the teeth are of a carnivore (carnassial molars) not a goat. These teeth, cusp for cusp, groove for groove, match those of a raccoon...
People, try and remember, you are debating someone trained in anatomy. Try and come a little prepared if you care to debate the issue.
...but forgets to get a case for why it isn't. Here is evidence for why it "IS," a raccoon:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo
I have your e-mail address the same way you have mine...
i just hit the reply button on my email i didnt get it here
It is not a Calico cat. I had a Calico and the RACCOON wouldn't look like a cat.Even if it was a drowned cat
Oh, and even the teeth that are left are extremely sharp and pointed and used to cut meat. The are known as , "carnassial teeeth," due to this fact...
I have already given quite a block of reasons why it isn't, and could not be, a cow. I am really shocked at that lack of education people seem to have about basic anatomy. I think most people past ten years old should be able to tell what a cow looks like and that this simply isn't one...
P.S. im 13 but i still can see the likeness of a cow
P.S.S. you train in anatomy but u misspell teeth are u sure your not 10 years old u tardass so go fuck your mother u 40 year old virgin who still cant quite get a boner.
by the way your name is lago
There is no white fur on this animal, so no it does not make the raccoon white as implied by you. The white region is the exposed dermis that lies beneath the epidermis. Once the epidermis came off, so did the fur along with it, leaving the white leathery part below. This is due to the animal decaying.
Next, please take the time to listen to how moronic you sound with your contradictory claims. You first make a claim it is a cow, but then decided it might be a wolf. Do you generally confuse wolves and cattle in everyday life? All 3 of the Montauk Monster animals are the same type of animal. Dental analysis clearly shows these beasts are not canids: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo&feat...
Since it has paws, and not hooves, it is clearly not a cow,,,
Finally, again, when it comes to size, as I said below,
"there is an odd phenomenon where people, upon seeing a picture on-line, forget that this is a picture without scale, and they assume, based on some subconscious cues, that they know the size of the object. Most people realize this mistake and look for something that can accurately be measured for comparison scale, and if they do not find such, realize they do not know the size of the object. Some people, however, are not that smart"
Next, I am from more North than the region of Montauk, which is not at the North Pole anyways as you seem to believe. There are no wolves here,..but there are quite a few raccoons. (...and try and remember, it is "write about the cow," not, "right about the cow.")
Also, I was not going by seaweed length...I was going by the width which is more generalized despite length. I thought this would be common sense but, I did not realize you'd be the commoner.
but then again you do sound like a smart man and of coarse im only 13 so.............
ive really gotta stop going to stupid blogs to argue with people
Obviously someone is skinning animals and throwing them in the ocean. And that isn't goat fur you dumbass...
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anyways, all muntauk monsters dont look the same. first of all,
the first one looks like a half-neck pig and half-head egele.
second, it looks same as the first one. but the "beak"looking on its face is defreint.
and third its deffrint. so we'll look in the futre.
The tail is not seen in the above pictures, but the 1st Montauk Monster shows the tail rather well and it is a match for what we see in raccoons. Maybe you are confused about the length of tail raccoons have? Try looking up "raccoon skeleton," and looking at the tail there to see the length is in fact a match.
The, "paws," consist of separate digits, and this has been shown very well in the first montauk Monster, but can also be seen in close-up of the other two. Neither cats nor dogs have such a trait.
Finally, I have worked in detail with the skulls of cats, dogs and raccoons, and can tell them apart at a glance. I can also give detailed anatomical difference between them, as well as use their teeth for dental comparisons which is used for identification in both the court system, and comparative vertebrate anatomy. There are far too many teeth for a cat. The skull has no frontal expansion as seen in dogs, and the teeth match only a raccoon.
Try again Max?
Hair and nails do not grow after death. That is an Ol' Wives tail not based in reality. When you are dead, nothing of you grows anymore..at all.
Again, pretend this is an exam and I asked, "How do you know how big this animal is in the picture," (show your work.) Now what would be your answer? In other words, you are imagining things. The only thing you can use for scale is the seagrass and seaweed in the picture, and that indicates rather small animal.
Finally, I am very well trained in the study of skeletal anatomy (Osteology). I have studied everything from extinct sarcopterygians and mammals, including dogs cats raccoon as wel as birds and other diapsids. This "IS" a raccoon. Its skeletal anatomy is dead-on. If you care to make a claim it isn't, please give examples so I can explain to you where you are mistaken...
This and many other things lead me to belive that this in fact could quite posibly be fake, or it is simbly covered up trouth about something rly messed up going on here (just like a million things around the world :P)
i am not specialized in any aspect of animal structure, nor do i have any good knowledge of what that thing might be, but i am sertanly able, and quite confident to say that this in fact is not a cat, dog, nor a raccoon. my annology is made up of only what i see, and since decaying things change quite dramatically, this might be one of the animals i mentioned, deep into the decaying process.
When it comes to structure (morphology) I am a bit specialized. My main area of interest, and what I do the most, is comparative anatomy. I incorporate ontogeny, and systematics to derive phylogeny, and the only way to do this is to have a good grasp of vertebrate anatomy in general, which I have. I use cladistic analysis and work out statistical probabilities of relations. Since I am also trained in taphonomy, which is the study of how things decay and are buried in the making of fossils, I am familiar with the decay process in mammalians, and the variations seen in different environmental conditions. Because of this I know what can be used for analysis, and what cannot, as some traits stay rather consistent after death (as in the dentition and general osteology), and most other things do not. Due to this knowledge, I stuck with the dental traits and skull for my main cladistical analysis. These separate analyzes both were a 100% match to the procyonids, (a.k.a. The common raccoon in this case...)
I am not some guy making wild guesses. I am the type of guy everyday people brings things like this to inspect and identify...
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Name me the breed you think it is...
First: It has fur, but when you look around the whole body it looks like the skin is comming off BUT you see skin underneath that looks similar to the skin on the others.
Second: Look at the skull...no way thats a turtle or a fox. Plus wheres the skins and flesh from the skull? Why does it look dry? why isnt there any sand on it? this skull looks totally difrent from the other two.
I personly think its either a experinment from that island witch it horrible and depressing or some new type of animal.
Besides the current paper I am running stats on, I am writing a book about how people's personal ideologies influence their belief systems despite strong scientific evidence to the contrary, hence the reason I am at these blogs...
Here is why it isn't a dog, but is most certainly a raccoon based on the dentition:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo
Next, dogs never have separate digits and all stocky dogs have a well-pronounced inflated frontal region creating a sharp angle at the stop. This animal has no angle whatsoever.
The digits can also clearly be seen in the first Montauk monster, and the animal has separated digits with a distinct palmer pad make-up that is an exact match for a raccoon, and is not seen in dogs.
For your, "cat, horse, furry pig," joke..
#1 cats have fewer premolars and a shorter preorbital region than this animal, and a cat has retractable claws, which this animal is shown not to have.
#2 Horses have singular hooves, this animal has numerous clawed digits, Horses underdeveloped tiny canines called, "Wolves teeth," this animal has overdeveloped huge canines. Horses have their premolars "molarized," to resemble their molar which are distinct, easily recognizable, and used to grind course plant food. This animal has classic "carnassial," teeth used for slicing meat. I could probably write 20 pages or so on why this isn't a horse. but I digress.
#3 It isn't a pig, as once again, it has digits and not hooves, as pigs are artiodactyls, or, "cloven hoofed," animals. The teeth once more do not match, and the list goes on and on and on...
I am not making wild guesses here guy.
just thought I'd clear all your minds on this subject so you can focus on more important things...and learn to look a little closer before joining in on mass hysterical ignorance.
These are probably the same type of labs where all the vaccines are created that the herd are injecting their children with.
Swine flu etc... yeah these evil bastards are real... New World Order... Fight back people!!!!!
Show me how you figured out how big the animal is in the picture? Tell me how you can tell it is not the same length as a squirrel?
About this time thwkidd96 will realize he has no idea how big the animal is based on reality and his head will start to spin as he tries to come up with stupid, yet mistaken reasons as to how he knows how big the animal is.
Also, an anatomist doesn't need any DNA as we recognize the anatomy just as linguist recognizes a foreign language. The dentition clearly indicates it is a raccoon.
toxic waste in the ocean and all three have been found in new york/
how can u tell it has long fingers its missing all of is paws or claws or legs hand watever it is!
1. We have progressed greatly in technology and still have not discovered most of our planet.
2. actually I think that would kinda sum up what I was talking about.lol
Also, have you noticed, that although they have missing patches of fur and no meat or tissue from forehead and jaw and down. There aren't any really noticeable signs of decay, even on the skin next 2 the exposed bone. The shape of the arms looks very diff. from any animals spoken of earlier,also, on the 2nd pic. You guys c the beak? Some say it was just the angle of the pic, but it kinda looked like a griffin(i think its from greek mythology). I have more 2 learn about this as I will b doing more research. But what if this thing were to be a Chimera???
The skull matches the procyonids, not canids. If you believe you know of a dog breed that has a skull and a set of teeth that better match the skull than a raccoon does, then tell me the breed and I will make a video doing all the biometric comparisons you need to verify, or dispel this claim.
First, the decaying of facial tissue down to the bone while the rest of the animal still has tissue covering it is a daily event in the world. Just because you do not know this, does not make it false, or "Fake," as you put it. You are assuming things without looking at the facts.
Next, the "sinus" cavity below the eyes is not a sinus, What you are thinking of is the, "infraorbital foramen," which is the opening in the maxillary bone for the second branch of the Trigeminal nerve and its accompanying artery and vein, just below the orbit in the malar process of the maxillary bone. More often than not this foramen is singular, but it is often broken up into two, and even 3 separate openings at times. You can even find some specimens with one opening on one side, and two on the other. I also know from personal experience that raccoons may have a singular opening, or more, and I just saw a juvenile raccoon skull with two on each side about a month ago. Look on-line, you will eventually find some raccoon skulls with two, or even 3 like this raccoon skull here:
http://www.skullsunlimited.com/graphics/sm-385-...
As for it being a dog? Well, if you know anything, you should know we classify animals by their teeth. Because of this it is easy to distinguish between dogs and raccoons based on their teeth, as I did here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo&feat...
- Andrew Mac Leod
I started out collecting roadkill as well, and worked my way up between agnathids like Lampreys and Hagfish, all the way up to Blue Whales (A wonderful smell I highly recommend).
Again, dogs have paws with closely bound digits that are held together by bands of dermis, epidermis, and connective tissue. This animal has been seen in the first find to have separated digits even at the level of the dermis. Dogs also have pads deeply associated with the digits, while the montauk Monster had pads associated with the palmer region. This means the digits represent separate digits in life with palmer pads. This is what is commonly seen in "procyonids," the group of animals "Raccoons," belong to...
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its 100% an experiment from a lab
2-did you saw it yourself? well...i saw it on youtube :)
3-where's the body? i dont know, do you?
4-what will you do if this thing is real? it cant be real! silly! because there's no proof that it is!! just some photos taking by some "named person that some people saw on internet"!! and who is this nicky dude/dudette? and that "body" can be man-made, duh...put some stuff and cover it up and here are some photos to up! BUT BUT I FREAKING BELIVE THAT IT'S REAL!! but seriously, if this thing is fake then im just a loser by some people's prank...
6- who took the photos? i dont know, but if it's the same person that took the 3 bodies, wouldn't it be strange?
P.S. if this thing came from the ocean/sea/whatever, shoudn't its arms/legs be on the same way and towards the sea?
It is a dead raccoon...
I am trained in anatomy, and know what I am seeing. If you care to debate all the details with me, then please do so, but do not claim I can't accept things, as it is you who obviously does not know crap about what you are looking at, yet stills wants to tell me what it is and isn't.
Now to start, give me one supporting factor that contradicts the fact that this is indeed a raccoon. Please make sure to know what the hell you are talking about before you respond, as I am going to be rather brutal making fun of your ignorance,,,
P.S. YOU ARE IDIOTS
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OK after thinking it over as much as it kills me to say it, It could be just a mammle from a farm that fell in the water and was partialy eaten but before it could be compleatly devouered it washed onto shore and because it didn't look correct people came up with the best answer they could so they didn't remain confused and/or angery or upset. Darn I was hopeing for some new weird creature to be introduced into the world like the vampire squid or the humming bird moth
Even the teeth still present are predatory in nature, as they they are the carnassial style teeth found in carnivores. (By the way, canines are not indicators of predation, as gorillas have them, we have them, etc... Heck even many horses still have them at times) Next, most of the front teeth have fallen out, and it is missing its incisors, canines, and premolars, so stop thinking a dead animals decayed features represents the traits the animal had when it was alive. Next, there are no vertebrates that have skulls made out of cartilage that have a zygomatic arch present, as the bones involved in the zygomatic ach are membranous in origin, not endocartilaginous. Since this animal has this arch, like all of us mammals do, this means the skull bones present are actually made up of actual bone, not cartilage. Another indicator is the fact that the teeth that are missing left their empty tooth sockets to be seen. This means the teeth were rooted in the bone. In animals with cartilaginous jaws and skulls, the teeth are fused to the inner margins,...not rooted.
To make a long story short, this is a rather typical dead raccoon..
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Horns? Where the $%^& do you see horns?
There are no utters on this animal. There are also no hooves. The teeth are clearly seen, and are the teeth of a carnivore, and not that of a cow. This is obvious to anyone who takes ten seconds to compare them side by side, a task you did not care to attempt, which is most obvious. If you require a list of reasons why it cannot be a cow..just ask and I will show in detail how your idea is silly and ill-informed...
No dogs matched, and raccoons matched on ALL points.
It is a raccoon..
Again, as I have asked so many times before. Could you show me how you established the size of the animal in the pictures?
I'm really starting to think most people are retarded.
Next, they both had large amounts of hair fluff off with their epidermis. The first one still had large patches of hair on one side (The side not in most of the shots). The missing hair is not a reflection of how the animal looked in life. It fell out after death. The exposed skin is actually the dermis, which is never exposed in life unless some type of trauma occurs.
The leg length is the same in both. Do a relative leg length measurement and you'll find this out.
Finally, the "Brindle," color is due to two things. One is the large amount of sand on the animal that makes it appear to have patches, but this is just sand. Next, there are a few regions that seem to have a little bleaching going on. Salt water will often do this to mammalian fur as it decays.
I think that can be a geneticaly-modified animal. Or maybe an undiscovered species that was living somewhere in the sea (or on island), which animal is affected by the climatical changements and die (And they bodies finish to be lying on beach).
What the heck is that XD
Next, people need to stop thinking bloating is because of water. I see this being said over and over again. Bloating is due to bacterial decay producing different gases as a byproduct of that decay. This is also why bodies tend to float..and not sink...
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the first i dont have a clue what it looked like
this looks like a dog
lost on the beach
maybe bumped into a shark or something
and this is whats left.
It is a dead raccoon, no more,..no less.
Show me why I cannot assume it is a foot or a foot and a half long?
What information do you have that shows differently?
Again, this is a common raccoon.
Thank you
There is no OPINION, about there being a beak. There simply is no beak. There is no doubt of this. This not a matter of opinion. It is simple fact. Reality does not get voted upon.
Next, I did a detailed study of the teeth that can be seen in the first one, and the teeth match a raccoon, and only a raccoon. This is the same as when you see a forensic odontologist gives testimony as to the identity of a victim in a criminal case (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo). This is science. You do not get a vote here. You either present facts to the contrary that can be verified and investigated, or you shut the hell up. That is how it is done. This why the USA is having such a problem with science education these days. People think you have a vote on what truth is. YOU DO NOT. Science, despite popular opinion, is not a democracy! Present facts that can be verified, or get out of the discussion.
There is NO white fur on this animal. There is only dark fur covered by sand, and regions of exposed dermis where the epidermis and fur have completely been removed leaving just exposed tissue. This exposed tissue is white, and is not fur.
Please pay better attention, and you will not have these problems, K?
The teeth are not too far back. The front teeth have fallen out. Look closer and you'll see the empty tooth sockets.
Next, there is no beak, in any of the specimens.
Finally, goats have hooves, and these animals have a full five digit containing hand with claws on the end...
a message to us all.....
I am a scientist I have extensively studied all 3 sightings of the shots and both videos as part of an organization dedicated to proving or disproving the claims of sea monsteras and other sea air and land monsters. As a biologist I have studied all accounts and came to believe that yes, the bloating is caused by gases. But there is a beak, there are fingers that have been chewed on, and there is fur and patches of fur and dermis.
The molars and skull position does match that of a dog or a racoon.The closest match I have been able to find to these creatures are the Komodo Dragons of the South Pacific Islands. Anyone have another idea? Other than logo who apparently does not know what he is talking about?
It is Lago, which any biologist would understand as having a very particular meaning…
raci asks: "I am a scientist I have extensively studied all 3 sightings of the shots and both videos as part of an organization dedicated to proving or disproving the claims of sea monsteras and other sea air and land monsters. "
No you are not a scientist, as I have read the whole of your letter, and you are obvious lacking the most basic in understandings of biology, especially comparative vertebrate biology.
raci asks: "As a biologist I have studied all accounts and came to believe that yes, the bloating is caused by gases."
Wow, you know what every 3rd grader should know...
raci asks: "But there is a beak,"
There is obviously no beak, only the exposed premaxilla, and maxilla in the first one, and the exposed jugal (The zygomatic arch defining the orbit ventrally), nasals, frontals, premaxilla, and maxilla of the 3rd along with the sphenoidal structures that are present in the orbital region and so on. The open tooth sockets can clearly be seen showing the loss of the upper incisors, the upper canines right behind that, and the full upper set of, at least, the right side premolars. The lower incisors are also missing along with the canines and premolars as too. There is no beak, only exposed bone and an angle between the premaxilla and the maxilla that forms a diastema for the now missing canines when they were still present.
raci asks: "there are fingers that have been chewed on, and there is fur and patches of fur and dermis."
Yes, in the 3rd the digits are not well formed anymore, but in the first they are easily identifiable as those of a raccoon, by their separation, and distinct palmer pads.
raci asks: "The molars and skull position does match that of a dog or a racoon."
They match exactly to a raccoon. Show me where they do not. Give details.
raci asks: "The closest match I have been able to find to these creatures are the Komodo Dragons of the South Pacific Islands."
Then you are an uneducated moron. Varanids do not have "Molars." Molars are the distinct property of the world of mammalia (Though we sometimes use it in a vernacular way for crushing teeth in some fish etc,,,). This is comparative vertebrate anatomy 101, and any moron without a bio degree should know this, never mind a"scientist," with one. Also, the animal in the picture above has teeth with multiple cusps, which is simply never found in Varanids of any sort. These cusps also create a pattern we use to classify animals, and these can be seen as identical to a raccoon, despite the BS claims by raci above.
Anyone reading this can simply verify this for themselves. Blow-up the size of the picture and look at the teeth. The empty sockets will be seen first front to back, and then the molars. The molars will have several points on them. I will generalize for a popular audience and simply refer to these points as, "cusps." You will see there are numerous cusps on each tooth. This is typical of mammals, and is never seen in varanids (The group the Komodo Dragon belongs to). If you google a skull of a komodo dragon, as seen here: http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/staticfil... ...you'll find the teeth of varanids have a single point instead, and are highly recurved, and are mostly all identical in shape. None of these Varanid traits are found in Montauk Monster above.
"Anyone have another idea? Other than logo who apparently does not know what he is talking about?"
Give evidence I have been wrong about anything. Go for it.
I gather not...
But I really believe its a Kimera. I mean, experiments to make like
super animals, more efficient than dogs or some shit like that XD
But it clearly failed.
If you have seen fullmetal alchemist, you can make an idea XD
But really, I think it could be something like that. But why could be that
in the shore? Im new whit this monster thing XD but if it is be an
experiment, they would make it confidential, cause of genetic experiments.
Wanna see more of this shit jajaja if those shits are kimeras, or
Aliens, Im happy however XDD
I got to say man that u r awesome taking ur time to tell us people about the news of the world
U RULE
Where are you people getting your education? Do some of you actually think cows are hairless?
My question is though...what measurement did you use for the racoon? cause that sure does look big...lol
Ask yourself, why does it look big? What makes things normally seem big in real life, and are these things in the photos?
Try and explain your reasoning, and you might find you brain is playing tricks on you...
Like a mix of animals together into one.
I know,I'm an idiot -_______-
And I watch cartoons to much,but if they are doing animal tests its possible.
It's got like a raccoon type skull, a cow type body, and some fucked up weebed feet.
It's not a goddamn dog, so people need to shut the hell up about killing family dogs to make a hoax.
No one is gonna kill a dog for a hoax, unless they're that goddamn retarded.
You've had this dog for twelve years now you;re gonna shoot it's head off and stick a bleached raccoon head there.
No, I don;t think so.
It looks like a mutilated raccoon body that some dumdfuck tested on.
So, shut up about the pigdogcowratbatraccoonhorsewhalefishmydadcat bullshit.
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Alaskan Malamute
http://www.iams.com/iams/en_US/jsp/IAMS_Page.js...
But then again it could also be any standard Sheppard dog. However the fur coloration is consistent with the Malamute. So I'd still put money on it being one of those, if it is an actual dog species we currently have inventoried in the public database. Still ruling out that it's not a cow, the hooves would be remaining, not claws. Second notion is that the hind molars are sharp like that of a canine's, not flat like what is necessary in cows as they grind their food in order to create mulch.
(Very Rough) Model of Dog Skeletal System (notice the very similar appearance in skull structures, despite the missing teeth)
http://www.exchange3d.com/cubecart/images/uploa...
The thing probably drowned in the waters. The facial tissues corroded within the water at an accelerated rate, as like that of the moles and other dead animals I find from my cat's killings, the head decomposes and tissues corrode there much faster than the rest of the body. As for the stomach, the large bulbous area near their hind legs is probably filled up with fat deposits from the dog when the muscles and other tissues began to decompose. There's probably allot of pinkish blood there too due to too much salt-water exposure.
You probably could have taken a needle to it's side and one of two things could happen, you'd cause a rip in the corroded skin tissue and everything would just burst out, or it would act like a leather and the only thing that would come out is pink fat and oils. But that was when it first washed up on shore, by now the body's corroded a bit more and it's probably about ready to fall apart anyways, unless it was frozen.
If anyone wants to bring up the fact that it has webbing between it's toes, you don't know much about dogs and need to take a good look at your dog's paws the next time you get the chance. Most all dogs have at least a little webbing between their toes. To accuse otherwise is ignorance to facts being set out before you.
I'm not a scientist myself, but I have done allot of coursework in Animal Biology throughout the past few years, dogs being one of my own personal interests in that field. So I'm at least somewhat of a credible source, even though anonymous.
The teeth do not match a dog, they match a raccoon. I did a video for the first Montuak Monster to explain this here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo
I also looked into the teeth of the third Montauk Monster shown above, but did not waste time doing another video for it. The teeth clearly match a raccoon again.
Next, the region of the "stop," is the region where the snout meets the forehead right in front of the eye sockets. In the dogs you mentioned, there is a distinct and sharp angle at this point. In the montauk monster and raccoons, this angle is missing, and the line continues straight back over the frontals.
These are procyonids...not canids.
OK, number one, it isn't a platypus, or any relative of a platypus. To suggest such means you really do not know much about monotremes whatsoever. Please take the time to learn more about them, and I am sure you will see you are mistaken here.
Next, there is no sign of mutation here whatsoever. Stop blaming normal aspects of simple decay on mutations.
Finally, I am not making a wild guess here that it is a raccoon. I am going by what the anatomy tells me. It is obviously a raccoon, and I have given many details why it is such on these pages, so take the time to read my other posts before attempting to dispute me on this.
That's the problem with things like this, there will always be people who want to argure and prove you wrong.
In my opinion I would like to know what it is; compare it's DNA to other animals and the other montauk monsters, see if they are the same and mabey figure out what it is. The most possible guess I would have to say it is most likely an evolved animal or an animal that was tested on, from some messed up evil scientists who thought it would be fun to mess with animal genes. But other than that, I don't know what it is.
Oh and a second thought i had, to the people who keep on making rude comments to people interested in weird stuff like the montauk monster, you can stop watching and reading about it, seriously, did no one even think about that? It confuses me on why people watch stuff they don't want to know about.
and awesome blog erick! keep updateing!
-anonymous
The reality is, to a person trained in comparative anatomy, this is an easy task with the information given, and this is clearly a raccoon. I know this because I have worked with different skulls comparing them for many MANY years.
My friend pointed out that the skull is bleached and the skin is decomposed around it, but not other part of it is.
It more than likely is a hoax.
The first one, no, not a hoax.
But people are gonna take advantage of this and start making fakes.
And yes, the press should be up this things asshole about how weird it is, but it's not.
Therefore, I believe that this one is a hoax.
The only part of me that thinks it's not a hoax is the second picture had a skull decomposition thing going on with it too.
Anyone can see, especially in the second pic, the back leg you can see the toes more clearly, raccoons have sort of particular toes/claws, and that's a raccoon foot, and a raccoon hand, and a raccoon skull.
So, it's obviously
a duck.
Could you elaborate and actually give some distinguishing characteristics that support the Montauk Monster being a dog, rather than something else like,..oh. I do not know, maybe a raccoon?
That thing is rubber...
And a hoax!!!!!!
Don't get me wrong I'm not judging you but um...wow.
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I know what that is; with my research on things that are on need to know. It is not real yes I know it look real but the animal's head is away it to clean. There is no news about it and that is not the same as the first. I am sure that this one not real.:( ask me and will tell you more.
For one, this is the same type of animal as the first, there is no doubt there. Both are typical raccoons in differing states of decay.
Next, I have seen many dead animals on the beach. The skulls decays quickest to the naked eye (what actually happens is much more disturbing so I will not discuss that). The skulls are ofter left extremely clean and white like alabaster. People may assume this to be odd, but personal experiences tells me it is very common.
They are not "turtle-like," claws.
They only differences between this one and the other ones is the state of decay.
All 3 are raccoons. Deal with it.
so wtf they would have never let this thing get there and if it came from a different planet we do have like 400 satellites in the sky sooooooooo this is BS and if we didn't find it like maby 1970s why did we just discover this now this is funny and sad at the same time its a hokes WATS with the background you had enough time to make that back rod and im doning this on my wii so i need to stop its rely frustrating to hit a for like one billion times and for that madder Os. well I'm babbling on about something that isnt in portent this two guys need a life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It looks nothing like a bird. I know bird anatomy very well and this animal has no birds traits whatsoever, and anyone who thinks it does have bird traits is a simple-minded uneducated moron, or they are a small child. It also has no bovine traits, as it is not a cow. Most people that think it looks like a cow do so because they think it is white and black, or at least white and dark brown. This is a moronic reason for thinking it is a cow. There is no white fur on this animal. The white parts are exposed dermis where the epidermis has come away from the body along with the fur that was there..
Next, it isn't a dog. I did a forensic odontologist style analysis of the teeth and it did not match up to any known dog, but was a clear match to raccoons on all accounts.
The world needs people to explain the truth every now and again. The fact is this is a dead raccoon and nothing more. You may think it is OK for people to babble on and on again giving numerous uneducated stupid guesses guised as "opinions," but reality does not give a crap about what you think. Your dumb ass moronic ideals where people go by opinions and wild guesses instead of facts is the reason why there is so many problems in the world.
Whenever you see people being shown to be ignorant of the world around them in the US, the examiners are using a technique known as "confirmation bias," where one avoids those that would contradict their set opinions, and only tallies up those who will give answers that confirm their bias.
When it comes to knowledge of what the Montauk Monster is, I have debated many people, and they have been from around the world. There is no way to know before time if someone is going to have the right answer based on nationality.
It has Carnassial Molars. Show me a calf with carnassial molars and I will buy you a house in the Catskills. Do not lecture people if you do not know what they hell you are talking about,,,
It isn't a cow. It is a raccoon. If you would like a long list of reasons why it isn't a cow, a long list a reason it is a raccoon, or both,...just ask...
I keep asking people over and over again when they say it is "too big" to be a raccoon how they established the size of the animal. Curiously, no one ever answers me. Now, care to show me how you established size? Show me how you would indicate its length if you were asked to so you could prove it was too big. Go for it.
Oh, by the way, if it is a dog, what type of dog is it, and why does this, "dog," have the skull and teeth of a raccoon?
I have tried to ask this of many people that claimed it was too big to be a raccoon, yet not ONE has cared to answer the question. How did you derive the size of the animal with nothing in the picture to give you scale? In other words, show me what you used to measure the animal in the picture, and show me just how big the animal turned out. Then give me the details so I can repeat this measurement.
Wanna know why no one has answered to this problem? Because there is no good way for you to derive size in these pictures, and you are ASSUMING the animal is bigger than it actually is. I learned a long time ago not to assume such things as I I deal with a lot of papers on extinct animals, and it is often amazing how much smaller, or how much bigger an animal turns out to be when you finally see it in person. Most people eventually realize your brain plays tricks on you and that you have to find actual elements in the picture to use to develop relative scale, but some people are not quite smart enough to learn this...
Now, let's see if you are smart enough to learn this lesson or not...
By the way If you Reply Back to this AGAIN Lago i won't answer okay? so i'm telling you in advance
I'm NOT going to answer!
You have also said you will not respond. I wonder why this is? Could it be because you want to make claim you responded, but knew you could not back up your claim so decided to avoid me before I pointed this out?
In short, it is nutbags like you that are destroying the world. Facts mean little to people like you. Your claim to a right to an opinion has fueled so many BS conspiracy theories around the world and has caused murderous conflicts time and time again. When will pig headed dweebs like you realize we cannot have an opinion about whether something is a snake or a goat. One cannot be partially right here. They are either wrong, or right.
In your case you are wrong, and impervious to evidence, as you wear a shield of ignorance you refer to as a "right to an opinion."
Prove to me how you know that that creature isn't some Strange unidentified beast from under the ocean that is a water relative of a raccoon??? That possibly has the same bone structure and shape as a raccoon. Just for the sake of it i shall call this mythological beast a Waterccoon
Reply to me your Answer and we'll see who's so smart. thats right. you have no proof that it isn't a Waterccoon you are just ASSUMING humans have found and studied every animal that looks like that.
It's sad how i said i wasn't going to reply and yet you Still posted back. you really have no life do you.... wow.
out of 560 something comments on this blog you probably have 100+ of them..... you stinky no life jerk.
-Monkey
Next, it isn't your mythical "waterccoon," as there is no such thing. The rules of evidence demand that you give evidence such an animal exists before you can even begin to attempt to claim it is one. For example, no lawyer is going to get away with saying, "Yes I know we have video of my client killing the victim, and my client's fingerprints and blood on the knife, and that his DNA matched, but how do we know it wasn't an alien beast that looks identical to my client that has the same DNA that actually did it? See, this is why we use the term, "reasonable," when asking for evidence pro or con.
Finally, I am a teacher, and I am also working on a statistical study of how many people use critical thinking to find an answer, as compared to how many people just make crap up.
Now, where is the link to the video supporting your claim that you've claimed to have found?
just because you and your smarty pants buddies who went through 45 years of university.haven't discovered it yet?????? the Waterccoons just might have to find you and eat you in your sleep now... so sad. one less smart teacher in the world...
In response to your Crap about the lawyer actually if anyone in the Jury was smart that would be a reasonable claim. Because it was just proved by some scientist that you can FAKE DNA on objects if you are smart.Making Forensics People Useless on crime scenes where the person who actually committed it was a genius like you. And how do you know it wasn't an alien? Aliens would DEFINATLY have the technology to fake Fingerprints and DNA easily.
I don't need no video Link I changed my mind. I think It's a Waterccoon And you can't say it isn't and I'm happy with that answer
OH! and I forgot To mention. How would you define Reasonable? Oh thats right you define it by what we currently know as humans. And anything out of our current study of knowledge is considered "Unreasonable" First they said sending sound waves through thin air was impossible and was an "unreasonable idea." Then OMG the telephone was invented!
They said sending images through the air was "Unreasonably Impossible" But then OMG the TV was invented!!! They said doing all you work with your fingertips, computing Data, working effortlessly, And calculating anything easily was an "unreasonable Idea" Then OMG the computer was invented!
So F*&^ unreasonable thats how we evolve people come up with CRAZY ideas that one day they prove right and rub it in. Like me and my Waterccoon It Might be Out There and maybe not. But until I can prove it It will be considered an "Unreasonable Claim"
And all things considered humans discover new species of animals everyday and we've only studied 20% of the worlds oceans there could very well be a Waterccoon out there. So Stop acting like Humans are All Knowing Super Amazing God Like Creatures That Have Already Discovered Everything On Our Planet.
NOT EVEN CLOSE!
-Monkey
You cannot simply make up claims that it is an animal that has never been seen or heard of before. When has this ever been shown to work? When has someone been found dead, and a guy comes in ands say's "Maybe it was Super flesh eatin' flying koala?" without any previous evidence for such a creature, and it later turns out to be such? This simply has never happened, so why should we give the idea any credit? No one has ever jumped off a building, flapped their arms, and flew away. Because of this, we highly recommend against this action.
The animal found is consistent on all points with a partially decayed raccoon, and there is simply no reason to suspect anything else. This is what is meant by, "reasonable," as in there should be a "Reason," for making the assertion. You have not given any supportable reason to suspect anything else but a raccoon. If you had given evidence for why it is your mythical, "Waterccoon," then you would be acting, in part, "reasonably." The problem is, you do not grasp the difference between idle speculation, and the evidence driven inquiry that gives us our current understanding of the universe. This inquiry is a methodology we call "Science," and it only works if you do not make crap up, but stick to the known facts...
Please, get a freakin' education, as you are a shame to the human race at this particular point in time...
I am an anatomist. When I say it is a raccoon, it is not just because I like to say so. There are several types of analysis we do to tell what a dead animal is. One is known as, "Biometrics." This can be used even if we do not know the actual size of the animal. For example, we can take an arbitrary measurement of a length between the opening of the nasal aperture and the eye socket, and then divide this by the length of the eye socket to the occipital opening at the back of the skull. This will give you a ratio. We can then compare this ratio to said animal in question (dog, raccoon, opossum etc...). Next you can measure the height of the skull at the eye socket, and compare this to the other two measurements deriving more ratios. Numerous measurements can be built up like this and compared to a large set of animals for a match. When the above is done, you find the Montauk Monster clearly matches raccoons on all accounts...
Next, under biomentrics we have a technique similar to what is used by forensic odontologists, who compare things like old X-rays from dentists to victims of crimes and fires where only bone and teeth are left (sometimes only teeth actually). Traits can be added up and compared to know groups or individuals. In the case of the Montauk monster we compare the teeth to see what group of mammals the animal belongs to, and, on ALL accounts, the teeth once again matched a raccoon. I made a simplified video of the forensic odontology investigation I did to show people that the Montauk monster was not a dog. The video does not show the full extent of what I did because it would have been far too long, but I had also compared all known teeth to numerous separate species with the same results every time. The results were that Montauk Monster was always 100% consistant with only one group of animals, and this was the Procyonids, also known locally as, "Raccoons"
My video on the dentition: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo
If you care to make more claims that it, "Does not match a raccoon's skull," please give me specifics so I can repeat your measurements you made so I can explain to you where you went wrong.
PS. On the rest of your letter, please seek immediate mental health help.
JOKING! as if i would actually think that!!! its a cow OR dog that comitted suicide because it was so ugly.
It was staring us right in the face all along!!!
Go to Tetrapod zoology, run by Darren Naish and search for Montauk Monster. He is a British Paleontologist, and he will explain in detail how this is a raccoon. Next, a friend of mine is a Vertebrate Paleontologist at an Ivy League school and she thinks it is a raccoon. Once again, she is British. I have studied the pictures and did the dentition comparisons and other biometrics, and everything points towards it being a raccoon. The skull is an exact match on all points. Your claims to the contrary are obviously based on your own inexperience.
Next, there is nothing in these pictures that shows this animal is bigger than your average sized cat. Nothing. I have explained numerous times here that there is a common mental problem where people's brains get confused looking at pictures without scale and fill in the size, even though there was nothing in the picture to indicate such. If you still think you know the size of the animal, and want to stick by these claims, then show me how you measured it for size. Support you claim by giving me the scale elements in the picture you verified to derive the size. I have requested this of many MANY people, and no one has yet come close to doing so.
Finally, one does not need DNA to find the identity of animals. We identify the bones of extinct animals all the time and place them in differing groups on a daily basis without a single piece of DNA. We find only small pieces of broken jaw that we identify constantly, and this includes fossil raccoons. Do not impose your ignorance onto others...
you would have to be a COMPLETE moron to honestly believe that this animal is only the size of your average size cat! judging by the angle at which the photo was taken, im going estimate that the photographer was standing about 2 meters away from the carcus and with this in mind and in comparison to the surroundings, i would say this animal weighs no less than 150 Lbs. this alone rules out any possibility of it being a raccoon, seeing as how raccoons are not by any means, a large animal!
now i would like some one to point out where any form of a claw or paw exists on this animal! the back 2 are non existant, the front left one, if its still there, is not visible in this picture. i could see how the front right would be mistaken for a claw or what not, but blow up the picture and you can see that it is just shredded flesh. blow up the picture for youself and take a look, examine it close, then examine a raccoon CLOSE! you should notice the minimal 100 Lbs difference in size! the only thing i can find that is close to a raccoon would be a tooth! or maybe the fact that they both have hair! the skull is too misshapen to be a raccoons! i dont know what your on man but that is NOT a fuckin raccoon!
Response: No, I am not a Brit.
You said: "im assuming that most of u ppl who believe that are americans!
I responded and showed two paleontologists, one in England, who is British, and another who is living in the States, who also happens to be British and teaches Vertebrate anatomy at an Ivy League school there, both say the Montauk Monster is a raccoon.
Zwaager claims: "you would have to be a COMPLETE moron to honestly believe that this animal is only the size of your average size cat! judging by the angle at which the photo was taken, im going estimate that the photographer was standing about 2 meters away from the carcus and with this in mind and in comparison to the surroundings, i would say this animal weighs no less than 150 Lbs. this alone rules out any possibility of it being a raccoon, seeing as how raccoons are not by any means, a large animal! "
Response:
A claim was also made about the video from the second Montauk Monster showing a hand. There is actually video from the second MM and they show them putting the animal into a garbage bag. At about ten seconds in (0:10) you can see a human hand in reference to the animal it just scooped into the bag. It clearly shows the animal is no larger than a cat. Here is the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AbBMy1QAqU
Response continued:
Your estimates are basically bullshit on all accounts, as you are simply trying to make-up facts not in evidence to support your belief. Zoom alone throws all your claims out the window. You are simply the anti-science.
Zwaager then claims: "now i would like some one to point out where any form of a claw or paw exists on this animal! the back 2 are non existant, the front left one, if its still there, is not visible in this picture. i could see how the front right would be mistaken for a claw or what not, but blow up the picture and you can see that it is just shredded flesh. "
Response:
Yes, the distal aspect of this animals limbs are missing. They are not missing in the first Montauk monster which clearly shows fully functional hands, and they are not missing in the second as they hold up the hand and the individual phalanges dangle in the video clearly showing it isn't an ungulate of any sort. So you have 3 animals with identical skulls, where the first and last one have teeth and both the skulls and the teeth match a raccoon on all accounts in each video they are shown, and then you have two of these animals clearly showing digits that match up with a raccoon as well, and a third that is missing the hands and feet. Somehow, from this information you assume the animal had hooves? Hm,..that is one big ass leap of reasoning, especially since there is no evidence for the claim.
Zwaager finally says:
"blow up the picture for youself and take a look, examine it close, then examine a raccoon CLOSE! you should notice the minimal 100 Lbs difference in size! the only thing i can find that is close to a raccoon would be a tooth! or maybe the fact that they both have hair! the skull is too misshapen to be a raccoons! i dont know what your on man but that is NOT a fuckin raccoon!"
Response:
The teeth do not match any known ungulate but are an exact match for a raccoon. The skull if not misshapen whatsoever. It matches the first two very well, and it matches many on-line examples of raccoon skulls. It does not match either dogs, or cows or goats or whatever else.
Again, all people that saw these animals said they were the size of a small dog. Raccoons are the size of a small dog. No one ever made claim they were anywhere close to an animal that was 150lbs or more...
Please answer these obvious questions that are required to be able to calculate size, and tell me how you obtained this information.
IT IS SO REAL YES 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 TIMES IT IS AN ACTUAL MONSTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One needs to go by the things that do not rot, like skulls and teeth and such. It takes a bit of an education in the field of comparative vertebrate anatomy to do this, but if you have this education you can see, as plain as day, this is a raccoon. People without this education should not babble about things they know little to nothing about,,,
I know a made-up story when I see one. Want to prove me wrong? Show us the picture you claimed to have taken...
Next, large molars are not the sign of a herbivorous animal.The "type" of molar is (selenodont, lophodont, and loxodont, for example). The molars seen here are not the molars of a herbivorous animal, but are the teeth of a carnivore. These are typical "carnassials," and are found in cats, dogs, raccoons etc...
This is a raccoon..
It cannot be a dog..
lago wrote, in response to nysi:
It isn't a dog. It is a raccoon. I have given morphological arguments why time and time again below. Go read them...
It cannot be a dog..
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Next, WHAT FREAKIN' FEATHERS?
i studied genetic engineering and if pressed to give an opinion on the first 2 animals i would say it is some type of genetic manipulation as it is too much of a coincidence to have more than one of these animals washing up on the beach in close proximity.
Everyone tries to do this. The go, "I know raccoons, my mother was one! ...and this ain't no raccoon!" The key thing is they never seem to remember to give diagnostic reasons why.
I do not care if you raised raccoons. If you cannot give details why they are not raccoons, then do not try and give a opinion based on a requested authority...
I am trained in biometrics for diagnostics of vertebrates, and I did an analysis of the teeth and skeletal structures. The data only match raccoons. I will go into detail upon request. If you care to debate me on the issue I will certainly oblige.
The skull is a dead on match on all points. I can make a video showing this if you'd like. I did relative biometrics on the skull and showed how the end of the premaxilla at the external nares to the orbits, as compared to the height at the beginning of the orbits matches a raccoon. You can also see the the angle of the skull roof as compared to the alveolar ridge is the same, and it ends with the same slight protrusion dorsad to the orbits here. Next the angle of the zygotic process relative to the roof is the same too, which shows it isn't any type of dog because this same region on dogs has an expanded frontal region at this point (which is called, The "stop" in dogs). This creates an angle at the stop in dogs and allows for the orbits to be placed above the premaxilla to orbit line, however, in this animal the orbits are below, as we see in raccoons again.
As for the teeth, I did a dental analysis of the first animal when it was found and compared the teeth to numerous animals and only one group matched, and it did so on all points. I did a simplified video showing how the dental traits can be compared to other groups for those who kept claiming it was a dog so they could see the dentition ruled out dogs and were an exact match for raccoons. Here is the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwImB80QmPo
Now, the rest also matches up to a raccoon, as the limb length as compared to body length is the same ratio in both the Montauk monster and raccoons, the body length to head length, and so on.
The manus is also made up of separate digits as in raccoons, and shows a distinct palmer pad characteristic of the same. Raccoons have wider hips than shoulders to help with balance while standing on two legs so they can manipulate objects with their hands. Once again, the Montauk Monsters have wider hips than shoulders.
You are also not trained in genetics, but since I am, I can point out to people that a "genetic marker," is not a physical trait to be seen on an animal, but a DNA sequence used to establish mutations or chromosomal placement in certain groups used for statistical correlations in relation to phylogeny, or disease expression in families etc...
I am not a geneticist but I am able to ask you enough questions to show whether or not you are lying. Would you like me to do so?
I am also not opposed to using genetics, but we do not have, or need this option. We tell raccoons by partial jaw fragments all the time in paleontology, and we have way more than that here.
Now, did you watch my video on the dentition? If not, go do so.
If you did watch it, where am I wrong? It seems it is a clear match to me. Do you have anything else that matches on all points as a raccoon does?
up. cynthia dupuy is my real name and i am sorry you are so angry that you
just want to argue with anyone over anything and i told you what didnt match
and there are other smaller details such as the degree of dental points,
etc. i do not have to agree with you and i do not agree with you. i also
did not join the blog to be under attack. ....so kick another puppy
I am not angry. I am merely tearing your BS apart. You came in and made a call to your authority saying you knew their "anatomy and physiology." Yet you gave no reason why the three are not raccoons. I asked for reasons why it didn't match and you showed an extreme lack of even the most basics when it comes to vertebrate anatomy. You still have given no reasons that have stood up as to why it isn't a raccoon, and avoided answering to the evidence I supplied. You obviously know very little about osteology in general. Who in God's name taught you how the scientific method works?
Now you say you disagree with me, yet you still will not give me one piece of evidence that supports your case. Doesn't that tell you anything?
If Phil Gingerich is in his office, show him the video I made and then ask him whether or not the teeth match a raccoon or not, K?
misdirected anger and uninformed rectoric and since you will not stop
messaging me im blocking you from my email. good luck in your quest for the
truth. im sure you know methods more accurate than testing dna
I fear you wanted to look clever, so you acted like you knew things you didn't, and are now pissed-off someone has called you on it.
opinion however since you know everything why ask for input on your site
then snap someones head off when they dont agree with you. and as for the
genetic marker it would provide definitive proof one way or another telling
you exactly what species the mother and father of the animal were. i do not
see why you are opposed to the genetics especially since you are an expert
and could do the testing yourself without having to trust anyone else.
are with the genetic manipulations done at montauk and i believe they are a
hybrid of some type. much like the chupacabra whose mother was a coyote
however they were unsure of the father. and there is no need to be hateful
over the situation as you posted a forum and solicited response so i
responded with my opinion. all i have to go by is the photo as there was no
data on genetic markers etc. and having raised raccoons i am familiar with
their anatomy and physiology and the skull does not match what is in the
photo
perhaps you should not ask what anyone thinks when it comes to a Cryptozoic
hypothesis
the paws look the same in both photos
here is the quote from the 'expert' "What you think is a beak is actually the canine teeth," Corwin told Bill Hemmer and Megyn Kelly. "What we have is an incredibly rare" — dramatic pause — "raccoon."
lol...what rare type of raccoon, the only animal they are related to are the red pandas. now actually look at the beak section of the skull....notice where the canine teeth come out of the bottom jaw on bot sides. a raccoon also has upper canine teeth that would match the bite of the bottom ones. and if you were to take away the upper mandibles and that much of the nose there would just be nothing there, they do not have a hidden 'beak' like bone structure under the nasal cavities. i can understand that you do not want to give up the carcass for fear it will disappear however why not get enough of a sample to a crypto zoologist so that you would know what you are dealing with. there are alot out there who are not in a government officials pocket and will actually look for the genetic markers you need to know the truth
Next, there is no such thing as a degree from an accredited school in cryptozoology. It is a made up term applied to ones self, and does not reflect any knowledge of comparative vertebrate anatomy.
Next, you obviously do not know anything about anatomy if you think there is a "beak" anywhere on this skull. All you are seeing, but not understanding, is the premaxilla, and maxilla of the upper jaw with the teeth havin' fallin' out, which is extremely common after death especially in animals that drowned and soaked in water for several hours or days. This is due to the fact that the bone can absorb water and swell, but the enamel on the teeth do not, so the swell breaks the cemented bond between the two and the teeth fall out. This is basic taphonomy 101.
Do not believe me? Then why not take the time to download the pictures from above and blow them up as you will clearly see the empty tooth sockets in the premaxilla for the incisors, and a very large empty tooth socket for the upper canine at the beginning of the maxilla, as well as the remaining dental alveoli for the premolars.
You are obviously lying about your education cynthia...
You obviously have not collected bones before.
The whiteness of the skull is very typical. Skulls can be exposed while most of the flesh is still in place on the rest of the animal, and that skull can shine as white as alabaster.
Next, blood pools shortly after death, and then gels. Blood is rarely seen in victims that we not cut open while they were still alive. Drowning victims almost never show blood in or around the decaying body.
The teeth is one of the areas some blood may pool shortly after death, and this can often been seen through the partially translucent enamel of the dentition, as seen here.
Everything in these pictures looks rather typical of a decaying carcass, and nothing looks fake.
Thank you, Lago. I sincerely mean it :)
My only question (as I've not really done much/any proper research on my own) is how big were these three animals? I get the impression that they were large, maybe german shepherd size, and I've never seen a raccoon that big. Not arguing with you, Lago, just curious as to how big these things are. The videos don't give an accurate representation of size at all.
Also one of the animals, I believe the first one, did look remarkably like a turtle out of its shell.. again, could be wrong.. and I probably shouldn't be trying to type while mostly asleep..
I'll try to be back later :P
As for these 3 animals, the people involved all said they were the size of small dogs. The only video I saw actually showing the animals in association with people was of the second animal. I posted this video below somewhere. I will find it again if requested to do so. This video shocked even me as it showed the animal was smaller than I thought it was, and was only about the size of an average adult opossum. Since the record for raccoons is over 60lbs, it makes the Montauk Monsters (at least the second one) smaller than an average adult male raccoon.
As for the first one being a turtle, it must be remembered that the first one has both teeth and fur and even an external ear called in anatomical jargon, "The Pinna." These are all traits turtles do not have, and since the teeth showed carnassial style molars, all the these traits are actually considered the trails of therian mammals. Next, a turtle's shell is not removable. It is made up of several differing anatomical structures, but the ribs and backbone are a central element to the shell, and the shell cannot be removed without obliterating the animal into a pile of mush.
Now that I've had a solid sleep and am more alert I'll go and watch the videos again and look at the pictures a little bit closer..
What I recall from the second video, the one with people interacting with the dead animal is that we don't actually see much more than the animal in a beam of light and the stick they're poking it with, which doesn't help much..
Also I didn't realize raccoons could get that big. My youngest sister is approximately 55 lbs, so to think of a raccoon weighing more than her... it's a little shocking to me.
I'm always glad to learn more though ^_^