Re: Modern Pleisiosaur?

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From: Henry Melton
Date: Thu, 18 Oct 1990 23:55

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As soon as I received email from New Zealand, I figured the original
message had finished its journey.  So now to sum up all the replies I
received:

Japanese fishers snagged something big and rotting, and took a picture
of it.  It SMELLED BAD, so they threw it away.  All we have is the photo
which MAY suggest a dead pleisiosaur but also could easily be a badly
mangled large shark such as a whale shark.

No one has any first hand info.  Just not a very interesting incident.
Thanks to all who replied.

-- 
Henry Melton ...!cs.utexas.edu!ut-emx!hutto!henry
1-512-8463241 Rt.1 Box 274E Hutto,TX 78634

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Subject: Re: Modern Pleisiosaur?
Summary: Thanks everyone for the replies.
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