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Locals were left puzzled after a photo of the rotten carcass was posted online last week. Some suggested that the remains of the beast were in fact the Loch Ness Monster.
The picture, which was shared on Fubar News, appeared just after Storm Ciara caused chaos across the nation.
Suggestions surrounding the identity of the washed-up beast on the Aberdeenshire beach have now prompted a public vote.
More than 2000 votes were cast on an online poll which was staged by the Liverpool Echo.
The majority of voters (44 percent) said they thought it was a publicity stunt.
Runner up in the vote was a whale (41 percent), with the monster itself scoring just eight percent.
However, voters’ last suggestion was that of a dinosaur which managed to garner seven percent of the vote.
No other options were offered in the vote.
Hundreds of people have joined in the debate about what the mystery object might be via the community group.
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One user added: “Nessie could not adapt to salt water.”
While another joked: “Yep it’s a very very rarely seen deep-sea Haggis.
Another said: “At first glance, I thought a brontosaurus but looking at the vertebrae in the skeletal structure I’m swayed towards a diplodocus/triceratops.”
However, others said the creature could have just been a dolphin, orca or whale.
The first alleged sighting of the creature in 2020 was on the Loch Ness webcam.
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