Mysterious Creatures™ the Game

Strange Skull: It’s A Tuna!

Posted by: Loren Coleman on April 20th, 2010

Two weeks ago, WCSH-6 reporter Bill Green created a buzz by doing a story on a “strange skull” that a man had kept in his garage for 15 years. We wondered if it might just be a common big fish, maybe a sturgeon. The answer, we assumed, could be discovered, quite easily, if the owner or Green took it to an expert.

Green decided to do the common sense thing, and take it to a museum. He consulted with Dr. Paula Work at the Maine State Museum & Archives, who, along with Bob Lewis there, quickly came up with an answer.

Green fancily talked about it maybe being an alien, dragon, or a dinosaur.

Work said it is an old tuna skull.

End of that non-story.

Source.

This post was written by

Loren Coleman – who has written posts on Cryptomundo.
Loren Coleman no longer writes for Cryptomundo. His archived posts remain here at Cryptomundo.

Email


4 Responses to “Strange Skull: It’s A Tuna!”

  1. dabode responds:

    Really and believe me wandering around to the other like-minded, (but not even close to this site), sites it seems the skull is everywhere and….people were falling for it. One site even suggested it was from the alien lizard people who apparently live on as the Queen of England or ‘pick a president’ and yes it’s my own fault for going to these places in the first place hahaha.
    In my own defence mind you I’m not dumb, when I need the crypto-truth there’s only one place I goto that I trust and respect…thanks for the post….Tuna skull, the Queen is a reptile hahaha what a planet!!!

  2. tropicalwolf responds:

    Sorry Charlie, only the best tuna are Chicken of the Sea!

    …and only a real researcher would have taken this thing to an expert…say…15 YEARS ago…

  3. Cryptoraptor responds:

    So it’s a tuna, but aren’t tuna considered ‘Bigfoot of the Sea’?

  4. glendoor42 responds:

    Yes, yes they are and they taste like chicken.



Leave your comments

You must be logged in to post a comment.

|Top | Content|


Donate Today

Advertisers


Bigfoot Adventure Weekends



Advertisement




|Top | FarBar|



Attention: This is the end of the usable page!
The images below are preloaded standbys only.
This is helpful to those with slower Internet connections.