Oolon Colluphid
18 Sep 2009, 09:47 AM
Daily Torygraph: New 'Montauk Monster' spotted in Panama (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/centralamericaandthecaribbean/panama/6201333/New-Montauk-Monster-spotted-in-Panama.html)
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According to reports in Panama, the teenagers spotted the creature crawling out of a cave while playing in the town of Cerro Azul north of Panama City.
Fearing for the safety as it moved towards them, the youths claim they attacked the beast with sticks before throwing its lifeless body into a pool of water.
They returned later to take pictures of the corpse which were then posted on the website of the Central American country's Telemetro television station.
More pics from the ever-reliable Sun: www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/weird/2642152/Mystery-beast-terrified-kids.html
Experts have yet to examine the images — or make any statements regarding their discovery.
But locals told Panama news channels, who ran the story, that the water-monster was "Gollum from Lord of the Rings".
Okay, so what do we think it is? The Torygraph says cryptozoologists suspect a (somehow) hairless sloth...
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/telegraph/multimedia/archive/01483/m1_1483504c.jpg
According to reports in Panama, the teenagers spotted the creature crawling out of a cave while playing in the town of Cerro Azul north of Panama City.
Fearing for the safety as it moved towards them, the youths claim they attacked the beast with sticks before throwing its lifeless body into a pool of water.
They returned later to take pictures of the corpse which were then posted on the website of the Central American country's Telemetro television station.
More pics from the ever-reliable Sun: www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/weird/2642152/Mystery-beast-terrified-kids.html
Experts have yet to examine the images — or make any statements regarding their discovery.
But locals told Panama news channels, who ran the story, that the water-monster was "Gollum from Lord of the Rings".
Okay, so what do we think it is? The Torygraph says cryptozoologists suspect a (somehow) hairless sloth...