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New Montauk Monster Found in UK

By Scoop Team
2 minute 03/08/2013 Share
The Beast of Tenby
The Beast of Tenby, Photo: Peter Bailey/Athena Pictures

Yet another “Montauk Monster” is making headlines around the world. This time the media has dubbed it “The Beast of Tenby.”

The creature was found washed up on a beach in Tenby, Wales last week. Just like the original Montauk Monster, it appears to have been in some state of decay and has clearly lost a significant amount of hair. Peter Bailey, a 27-year-old man from Tenby, said he was walking his dog along the beach when they came upon the beast.

Bailey told the Western Telegraph, “I came across this hideous looking carcass. I could see it had little hair left on it’s decomposing body. Immediately I thought it was a horse but it had claws like a bear and a body of a pig. Surprisingly it didn’t smell.”

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Scientists and skeptics suspect The Beast of Tenby is more likely just a partially decomposed badger, but not everyone agrees. Watch the video below to size up the evidence.

The original Montauk Monster was found washed up in Montauk back in July of 2008. Several similar creatures have since surfaced and grabbed national attention.

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