“Monster”: the appearance of a strange animal on the coast of Oregon baffles scientists

Tourists were surprised to find it strange animal “White hair” On a beach in Oregon, in the United States, while the scientific community has not yet reached a consensus on the type of species. Adoni Tegner and Merica Lynn were hiking last Wednesday through the sands of that western state, when they spotted the remains of the animal that had been dragged by the waves. Later, they activated the camera and photographed the discovery, This indicates that it is a large speciesAnd the But with the fur that attracts attention.

Both gave an interview to the news site Queen 6 News They declared that seeing animal carcasses on the shore of the beach was nothing new to them, but that it was of no use: “It was more a thread and looked like a big squid or something. “We’ve seen whales on the beach before and some of them have been on the beach for several weeks, but their hair has never grown like that,” Teigner explained.

From her side, Lin touched the strange animal and the feeling that gave her to her was “Something strong, but soft at the same time.” The shape of the ribs was also not popular. Acquaintances told them he would be “global”which is an organic mass that can appear on the coasts.

When in doubt, Gene Rice, director of the delinquency program at the Hatfield Marine Science Center at Oregon State University, confirmed that This creature could be a whale And that this hair was due to the decomposition of his muscles, nerves and tendons, which indicates that his death at least a few months ago.

Years ago, a globster was found in Chile called it Chilean monster. It was a gray-pink lump about 12 meters long that they found in 2003 on La Doncilla Beach in Los Muertos. according to Channel 13this creature caused so much strangeness that scientists from all over the world offered to help decipher it and inquired about the possibility that it was a new species or a giant octopus.

Although the mystery of the delinquent animal remains unanswered, Oregon itself is in one of the places with the highest probability of seeing whales, Especially in Dipu Bay, in the seasons from mid-December to February and from March to June.

Oregon’s long beaches are a magnet for all whale watching lovers. The Oregon Parks and Recreation Whale Watching Center in Depu Bay, located 100 miles southeast of Portland, is a great way to watch their semi-annual migrations between Alaska and Mexico.

Those who want to live the experience can hire one of the companies that offer boat trips. An estimated 200 whales come into contact with Oregon’s waters between June and October.

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