On an Indonesian island, a strange animal washed up on the shore. The sea creature measured approximately 7 meters wide and 15 meters long. On most days, no one is on this beach, but on that particular day, Asrul Tuanakot, a local, swam by.
The man thought he saw a damaged boat on the shore at dusk. He realized he was wrong as he got closer, but he had no idea what he had seen.
Scientists were intrigued by the peculiar discovery. Scientists, journalists, and casual observers from Indonesia and other nations rushed to the desert beach.
The smell of decay and streams of blood did not deter the curious, who simply climbed onto the giant’s decomposing body.
Alexander Werth, a biologist, arrived on the scene and concluded that a blue whale’s carcass washed up on a deserted beach. Because the sea giant’s body had already begun to decompose, he did not recognize it.
A massive squid was the second option. The scientist immediately refuted the theory of a mysterious monster:
“Nothing of this size could hide from the eyes of scientists; many things in the ocean have not been explored.”
