Monstrous River Snake in Thames!
Can it be?
In this photograph, you can supposedly see a monstrous giant snake swimming in the Thames river in London at summertime. The picture is confirmed as real and you can even see how a boat maneuvers to avoid contact with the giant animal. The picture was taken from a helicopter and the image is partially cropped to include the river more but less of the surrounding city.
Can it be?
In this photograph, you can supposedly see a monstrous giant snake swimming in the Thames river in London at summertime. The picture is confirmed as real and you can even see how a boat maneuvers to avoid contact with the giant animal. The picture was taken from a helicopter and the image is partially cropped to include the river more but less of the surrounding city.
Albeit probably difficult to see from land, this must’ve been seen by others as well. Does anyone else have anything on this monster snake?
Sincerely,
Abraham W
What are the odds!?
What are the odds!?
Hello AbrahamWins and Mr
Hello AbrahamWins and Mr Dickenson. Welcome to the forum. That is an interesting photograph but I doubt it is abig snake or other creature. Maybe a pipe or mudbank perhaps. I am sure some Londoners may have an opinion on it.
I’ll ad to this comment now. Perhaps it is just a fake, see also http://news.aol.com/article/borneo-monster/351853
hmmm,
It would be interesting to know how deep the thames is around there, because if that were a creature moving surely the wash would be felt, also if you look at the length compared to the Houses of Parliament then that thing would have to be an amazing length, far bigger even than the one in the Borneo river, cant believe that if something that huge was in the Thames then there is not more evidence.
Whilst it is possible to believe that there may be creatures of immense proportions in the wilds of wanny, not so sure about the Thames. Cool photo though.
Hoax pix?
There was a similar story about a giant snake photographed swimming down the Baleh River in Borneo. It was described and the photo published by the Mail Online. Fortean Times online picked up the story and published it in the 2/19 newsfeed. The two snakes look similar.I suspect someone’s having fun.
Probably a hoax
Sounds fishy to me. Someone commented on the Borneo photo that it might be debris of some sort as well, but either way, it’s suspicious that the two pictures cropped up about the same time.
Too big
Well, as you say, it looks ridicoulously big, and if the photo would be real it would surely beat the length of the longest known animal, the Blue Whale, easily.
Judging by that photograph, it would’ve been at least 60 – 70 meters (180 – 210 feet) long, and somewhere between seven – eight meters (21 – 24 feet) wide, which is just insane, especially for a snake. Not to mention, the water would be too cold for a large snake, and this one isn’t large, more like huge.
But if people believe in the Loch Ness monster, what stops this?
Could be a slick of oil on
Could be a slick of oil on the surface of the water, possibly from the maneuvering boat. If you look at that boat, it does appear to have something trailing behind it.
Yes it looks similar to the
Yes it looks too similar to the snake featured in the Mail for it to be anything but a fake.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1149743/Picture-100ft-long-snake-sparks-fears-mythical-monster-Borneo.html
I still think it’s a
I still think it’s a small oil slick. They are disturbingly common from boats.
Not sure if it’s a slick, as
Not sure if it’s a slick, as it looks surprisingly undisturbed by the current caused by the bridge. Plus the area around the top of the shape looks distorted so I would either conclude that it has been digitally added, or is a feature which has been digitally manipulated – perhaps it is an oil slick or wake from a speeding boat which has subsequently been moved.
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