The British media reported that the remains of an unknown sea creature were found in Alaska, which were thrown on the coast of Berners Bay. Former fisherman Bjorn Diehle told about the unusual find.
According to Diele, the remains are similar to the insides, it is quite possible that the liver of a certain marine animal and smells of rotten fish and ammonia. The ex-fisherman took several photos of the find and shared them on the social network.
Biologists have suggested that it could be the liver of a Pacific polar shark that is found in these waters. At the same time, scientists are perplexed how the remains of a predatory fish, living at depths of about two kilometers, could get to the coast of the bay. In addition, experts say, the "liver" is completely untouched by sea predators and vultures.
The fisherman himself doubts that this is the liver of a polar shark, due to its large size. Then, according to him, the fish should be really gigantic, and the one who tore it apart, even larger, simply monstrous in size.
Unknown remains were sent for examination to a laboratory, where biologists, through analyzes, will try to establish who they may belong to. Or, at least, what kind of sea animals.
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