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'Monster' washes up on New York beach

The corpse of a mystery animal which washed up on the shore of New York's East River has sparked a wave of conspiracy theories with online debates asking whether it is the carcass of a dog, a pig or an altogether more sinister creature.

Online theorists speculated it may be a dog or, even more worrying, a giant rat Photo: ABC

By Mark Hughes, New York

1:16PM BST 26 Jul 2012

The apparent 'monster' was found and pictured by an amateur photographer who was walking under the Brooklyn Bridge in Manhattan on Sunday.

The lady who captured the images, Denise Ginley said: "We were horrified by it and we took some camera phone pictures and then finally we decided to come back with my camera and I got up the courage to climb over the fence and get closer to it."

On first glance it appears that the animal is simply a bloated pig – a theory the New York Parks Department insist is correct – but closer inspection reveals that the animal appears to have toes rather than hooves.

Online theorists speculated it may be a dog or, even more worrying, a giant rat. Other online comments suggest it could be an aardvark, a raccoon or something related to a possum.

One online commentator suggested the beast was from a nearby government-run animal disease centre.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/9429010/Mon...

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Comment by Anthony Heath on July 27, 2012 at 12:25am: All I know is they are really making monster up their :/ it has five toes as well.

Comment by Charles Laplume on July 26, 2012 at 8:24pm: Reminds me of the plum island creature that washed up in Montauk Beach. Maybe they didn't want this one to wash up in the same area & dumped further into the L.I. Sound. Then it went with the current through & down the east river, then washed up on the Manhattan side. Couldn't they have burried it there? Perhaps, but maybe they didn't want to stir up the contaminated soil. Besides, dumping it in the water is easier. Who knows maybe they thought it would become fish food.