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Mystery beast found washed up The creature had a long neck and tail, as well as a tiny head. (Picture: Action News Jax) Share this article with Facebook Share this article with Twitter Share this article through email Share this article with Whatsapp Share this article through Latest from Metro.co.uk» Man dies after getting head stuck in Vue cinema seat while retrieving phone Germaine Greer slammed for calling victims of sexual assault 'career rapees' Georgia Diebelius Tuesday 20 Mar 2018 10:21 am A ‘sea monster’ has washed up on a beach in America and you would be forgiven for thinking it was the Loch Ness Monster. The beast – which largely resembles sketches of the mythical creature – appeared on the sand in Wolf Island National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia, on Friday. Rumor Stormy Daniels has photo of Donald Trump's penis sweeps the internet Dad Jeff Warren took pictures after stumbling across it with his son during a boating trip. At first he thought the carcass may have been that of a dead seal, but a closer look proved him wrong. Instead, the creature had a long neck and tail, as well as a tiny head. Loaded: 0%Progress: 0% PlayMute Current Time 0:27 / Duration Time 1:00 Fullscreen More videos Police urge 'counter-terrorism citizens' to help thwart attacks Police want public to act as "counter-terrorism citizens" 'Real-life Iron Man' tests new jet suit up zip line Georgia man finds strange sea creature washed up on beach The beast – which largely resembles sketches of the mythical creature – appeared on the sand in Wolf Island National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia, on Friday. (Picture: Victor Habbick Visions/ Science Photo Library) Altie, as the mythical creature is known, is the legend of the Altamaha River (Picture: Wikipedia) Speaking to News 4 Jax, he said that it resembled ‘more of the Loch Ness Monster’ than anything else. The beast measured in at four to five feet in length, had two fins and rows of little teeth. #DeleteFacebook movement grows following 'data leak' of 50 million users A local writer later came forward and stated that the creature in fact looks like Georgia’s own ‘Nessie’, Altamaha-ha. Altie, as the mythical creature is known, is the legend of the Altamaha River, which is located just west of the spot where the dead beast was found. Author Taylor Brown said he grew up hearing the stories about the sea creature. But so far, nobody has been able to confirm who – or what – the carcass belongs to.
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Mystery beast found washed up The creature had a long neck and tail, as well as a tiny head. (Picture: Action News Jax) Share this article with Facebook Share this article with Twitter Share this article through email Share this article with Whatsapp Share this article through Latest from Metro.co.uk» Man dies after getting head stuck in Vue cinema seat while retrieving phone Germaine Greer slammed for calling victims of sexual assault 'career rapees' Georgia Diebelius Tuesday 20 Mar 2018 10:21 am A ‘sea monster’ has washed up on a beach in America and you would be forgiven for thinking it was the Loch Ness Monster. The beast – which largely resembles sketches of the mythical creature – appeared on the sand in Wolf Island National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia, on Friday. Rumor Stormy Daniels has photo of Donald Trump's penis sweeps the internet Dad Jeff Warren took pictures after stumbling across it with his son during a boating trip. At first he thought the carcass may have been that of a dead seal, but a closer look proved him wrong. Instead, the creature had a long neck and tail, as well as a tiny head. Loaded: 0%Progress: 0% PlayMute Current Time 0:27 / Duration Time 1:00 Fullscreen More videos Police urge 'counter-terrorism citizens' to help thwart attacks Police want public to act as "counter-terrorism citizens" 'Real-life Iron Man' tests new jet suit up zip line Georgia man finds strange sea creature washed up on beach The beast – which largely resembles sketches of the mythical creature – appeared on the sand in Wolf Island National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia, on Friday. (Picture: Victor Habbick Visions/ Science Photo Library) Altie, as the mythical creature is known, is the legend of the Altamaha River (Picture: Wikipedia) Speaking to News 4 Jax, he said that it resembled ‘more of the Loch Ness Monster’ than anything else. The beast measured in at four to five feet in length, had two fins and rows of little teeth. #DeleteFacebook movement grows following 'data leak' of 50 million users A local writer later came forward and stated that the creature in fact looks like Georgia’s own ‘Nessie’, Altamaha-ha. Altie, as the mythical creature is known, is the legend of the Altamaha River, which is located just west of the spot where the dead beast was found. Author Taylor Brown said he grew up hearing the stories about the sea creature. But so far, nobody has been able to confirm who – or what – the carcass belongs to.
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