The USS Stein Monster: In 1978, A Massive Creature Attacked A Navy Frigate, Shredding Parts Of Its Hull - IFL Science

Forty-four years ago a Navy frigate experienced a navigational emergency and headed for dry land, where it was discovered something enormous—colossal actually—had attempted to swallow the ship for dinner. Teeth and claws were embedded in the rubber that covered the ship's hull, and while no leviathan was ever discovered, it was estimated that whatever gripped the ship must have been about half the size of the Statue of Liberty. In more current news, Glasgow Boy was invited by the Society for Scientific Exploration to write an Analysis of the Hugh Gray Photograph of the Loch Ness monster. So Roland brushed off his collection of blog pieces written over the past eleven years, made some relevant changes, and tada! "The present analysis does not conclusively identify any species in the photograph, but..." You can read it all, and more, here: JSE 36:2 Summer 2022. (CM)

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