Amazing animal perhaps a juvenile "Nessie" out of water

[mojo]

Take a look at this interesting... reptile? Not sure what it is but would have tried to catch it, not to keep but to protect or send to a proper place if a new species discovered I could name it...lol.

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[Rawhide68]

Ostrich head, turtoise shelled body, obviouly the loch Ness creature.
This remark make no sense, :D

[Billy]

This is the first i have heard of this one. Sorry but I had to have a giggle :bigsmile: i say hoax.

I go with a tree stump, it also looks like the neck has been photoshopped in.

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[Whiskey_Mystic]

This is obviously a fine specimen of Stultaropteryx Asinus.

[AutumnW]

Piece of wood

[Harley]

I'm going with the top comment on YouTube:

"Photoshoptaurus"

[uzn]

I think it´s a relative of this creature ;)
http://image.stern.de/4243674/uncropped-793-529/43e31708f277abdd5ff65b38bdd3a6ed/kV/wellentiger-jpg--cfb89cb36db06612-.jpg

[AutumnW]

What I found interesting about this exercise is, the mind is primed by the question,"what animal is this," to see an animal. If we were asked a simple, "what is this," the mind remains a little more objective.

[mojo]

Thank you AutumnW for saying that...Its still difficult to think people will be deliberate about hoaxes

[Pam]

I bet the person that took this photo was terribly disappointed that his phone didn't have the option of making a movie...happily, he/she was able to get a photo with absolutely no shadows.......and who says we didn't evolve from the sea? Look how quick Nessie was able to find her land legs.

[mojo]

I guess I wasnt the only one fooled...;)

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