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Russia - Remains of sea creature washed up in Far East

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Remains of sea creature washed up in Far East

By Anna Liesowska30 June 2015
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The remains of an unidentified sea animal with fur on its tail have been washed ashore in the Far East. Found near the airport at Shakhtersk, on Sakhalin Island, its appearance is unlike anything ever found in Russia.

Judging from the remains the creature was giant and about twice the length of a human, and it had a huge nose like a bird?s beak.
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Some have claim the remains belong to a Ganges River dolphin from India, because of the long body and narrow beak nose. But the presence of fur on the tail and also its size ? twice that of the Indian dolphin species ? has created a mystery.

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http://siberiantimes.com/other/othe...emains-of-sea-creature-washed-up-in-far-east/
 
The comments below the article suggest that it is a Briard's Beaked Whale.
Briards.jpg
http://www.britannica.com/animal/Bairds-beaked-whale


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Picture: SakhalinMedia
http://siberiantimes.com/other/othe...up-in-far-east/?comm_order=&c_page=2#comments
 
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