Originally posted by poopnut2
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I showed you an article containing THE ORIGINAL pictures of the Moore's Beach Monster. Those were straight out of the newspaper. And you go and find pictures of a completely different skull and post them up? LOL That makes absolutely no sense whatsoever... Let me show you some better photo comparisons:
This was discovered to be a beaked whale:

See the teeth? See the straight beak? Neither of those features are on the creature in the original pictures from the original newspaper article:

As you can see, that beak is INCREDIBLY long. The snout on the Moore's Beach Monster isn't nearly that long. Also, as you can see, there are very large bones right behind the skull of this beaked whale. These bones are not present in the Moore's Beach Monster. Notice there is not harsh bend of the neck on this beaked whale, and no way of a neck shriveling down so small with that large bone structure of the beaked whale. The neck of the Moore's Beach Monster is tiny. You'd have to be blind not to be able to see the clear difference.

CLEARLY different. I'm not the one smoking something...
In fact, it's tempting to go to a completely different forum and post up these pictures side by side and put it to a vote and don't tell them why or what we're voting on to see how many people think the skulls look alike. I guarantee an unbiased vote will produce next to no one voting that these skulls are from the same animal.
Here's a picture of a beaked whale:

Note how much longer the beak is. Also, note how the apex of the beak curves down on the Moore's Beach Monster, but curves up on the beaked whale. This is what makes Dolphins look like they're always smiling. This Moore's Beach Monster would always look like he's frowning. Dolphins, by the way, are a type of small whale...
Sorry, but you're delusional. You'll fight tooth and nail to be right, even when you've lost the argument miserably...
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