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A diver by the name of Jay Garbose discovered a sea serpent-like creature off the shores of Juno Beach. The creature has been tentatively identified by the Smithsonian as an unknown species although they have floated the idea that it could be a Nemertean Worm. Garbose has said that the people at Smithsonian "can't even identify what family it is in right now".He gave an interesting account of how he found the creature. The description he gave of it made it seem more alien than a Terran creature, but deep sea creatures are known for their "interesting" appearances. I was diving on Juno Ledge. That's about a mile off shore of Juno Beach. At first I thought it was a sea cucumber although no one has ever seen one stretched 7 to 10 feet the way this one was. It's sort of grey and putty like and very smooth and taffy like in the way it stretches. Some of my friends and I have sort of dubbed it the living intestine. Now, this new creature could actually be named after Garbose, although he'd have to go and capture the said creature first. He is currently planning to go back to try and catch the creature but he himself admits that it is unlikely that he will find it again. |
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