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Ken Bondy
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This morning
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Alive on the Beach
Also, saw this Cormorand(SP?). The estuary is just starting to refill and the birds are coming back to feed. This guy was fishing in the sea.
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Russ
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I think this is what Bajajudy photod. An Oarfish. 1st one I found on the beach at the So. end of San Marcos Tierra & 2nd a fresh one taken by San
Marcos Mike on the Island.
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Oarfish:
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bajajudy
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Russ
This thing looked more like an eel.
I cant tell from the pix. Do those oarfish have lotsa ugly teeth?
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Russ
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Here is a place I found some info on it. No teeth. So your's is different.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oarfish
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Oh man
They have one over 15 feet long in the freezer at Palmas in Los Barriles...probably about the same size as your pic.
WEIRD looking fish!
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Cora and a Blue whale skull
This mandible was over 14 ft. long
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All the other pictures made sense, but this last one, all the dead turtles, what gives?
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This was a dead thing on the beach once. Honest, Isla Coronado. Now it's an ornament on the Hummer:
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| Quote: | Originally posted by amir
All the other pictures made sense, but this last one, all the dead turtles, what gives? |
Amir,
They were "dead things" we found on the beach.
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Paulina
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Ken,
Those are some serious buck teeth!!!! I see I'm not the only one into ornamenting my vehicle! We did it with a dead cow head once, thinking it had
been dead long enough, but after driving down the road a ways in BCS August heat the smell that started to come through the air vents was unbearable.
Right now we only have a Marlin fin tucked into the drivers side visor. The Rooster fish fin blew out the window.
Hector of Hector and Sunshine started out on the front of Dern's Toyota before moving to his cactus. We've lost Sunshine, so Hector's a bit lonely.
"Dead thing" on a cactus.
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