Giant Worm Monster Found in Vietnam?
Japanese weird news site Karapaia recently posted this video, depicting what they claim to be some kind of giant worm monster in Vietnam. A crowd watches as the beast is lifted onto a trailer.
Japanese weird news site Karapaia recently posted this video, depicting what they claim to be some kind of giant worm monster in Vietnam. A crowd watches as the beast is lifted onto a trailer.
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It looks like a blue whale, undernurished though
http://youtu.be/ZVfFRQmghjQ
http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/species/mammals/cetaceans/finwhale.htm
Look as the camera pulls forwards and you can see the blow wholes, and the ridge which runs forwards from teh blow holes. Compare with the picture linked to. Mystery solved.
This is quite obviously a fin whale carcass. DOnt ask me what it is doing there but you can see the blow whole head ridge and other identifying features including the tiny very far back dorsal fin.