Just a thought
Lent Friday means only fish today! Fun fact, there is a ‘monster’ in cryptozoology that is called, the whale eater! (Picture a kraken)
Although not yet discovered (I say yet because I have a feeling it is out there) there have been several sightings of this animal. Not only that, but they attribute certain recent incidents to it.
The 58 foot long whale that was on shore with bite marks in Long Island, NY in 2014. The whale did not die because of the
bite, but it did play a part in its death. The whale may have been so traumatized by the event that it came to shore and died of starvation. Reportedly, the bite marks were not of a whale or any marine known animal. Also, the shark that washed up on shore with its half body bitten off in New Smyrna Beach, Florida in 2017. In 2013, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, a large sperm whale was found dead and attributed to a giant shark, but then after reviewing they found the whale died due to one large bite. They also found a tooth on its spine, but it was not a tooth from a known marine animal, and said it came from a bigger fish which they do not know. Maybe they should have checked the whale carcass found on Bethany Beach, DE in 2016 a bit closer instead of assuming it was a propeller that killed it.
bite, but it did play a part in its death. The whale may have been so traumatized by the event that it came to shore and died of starvation. Reportedly, the bite marks were not of a whale or any marine known animal. Also, the shark that washed up on shore with its half body bitten off in New Smyrna Beach, Florida in 2017. In 2013, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, a large sperm whale was found dead and attributed to a giant shark, but then after reviewing they found the whale died due to one large bite. They also found a tooth on its spine, but it was not a tooth from a known marine animal, and said it came from a bigger fish which they do not know. Maybe they should have checked the whale carcass found on Bethany Beach, DE in 2016 a bit closer instead of assuming it was a propeller that killed it.
Could this be a prehistoric fish that survived and has been undetected for many years? Megalodon, perhaps? I mean, they did discover that the coelacanth fish, which was thought to be extinct 66 million years ago, close to Madagascar.
We have only discovered, what, like 5 percent of our oceans? Then the Mariana Trench which is so deep that we saw a bit of its lifeforms before having to come back up due to the pressure. Ooo and the giant squid in 2004 and live filmed it in 2012, which some claimed was false and said old sailors were just exaggerating and drunk.
Hahahaha
Anyway, y'all enjoy your Spring Break you crazy kiddos!
A picture of the bitten 58 foot long whale.
With Love,
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