Pictures of the eerie discovery have caused a viral sensation as online commentators speculate about the mysteries hidden beneath the lakes of Britain.
The images have been shared over 200 times in an attempt to shed light on this peculiar finding.
Yesterday, startled walkers stumbled upon the carcass on the shores of Hollingworth Lake in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.
Some have playfully dubbed the creature the “Roch Ness Monster,” given that the lake is 400 miles away from Loch Ness.
This peculiar five-foot-long fish still possessed a mouthful of razor-sharp teeth.
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Pictures of the eerie discovery have caused a viral sensation as online commentators speculate about the mysteries hidden beneath the lakes of Britain.
The images have been shared over 200 times in an attempt to shed light on this peculiar finding.
Yesterday, startled walkers stumbled upon the carcass on the shores of Hollingworth Lake in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.
Some have playfully dubbed the creature the “Roch Ness Monster,” given that the lake is 400 miles away from Loch Ness.
This peculiar five-foot-long fish still possessed a mouthful of razor-sharp teeth.
The appearance of this five-foot-long creature has ignited a fervent online debate about the hidden inhabitants of Britain’s lakes.
One walker claims that he could fit his entire fist inside the animal.
Jonny Beckett, a 32-year-old sales worker, recounted, “I was simply taking a romantic stroll with my partner Suzanne when I was astounded by what I saw. I thought it was a crocodile or some ancient creature, so I immediately snapped a photo of it. It appeared enormous, measuring about 5 feet in length. A group of 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren witnessed me taking the photo and looked horrified.”
Myron Szymanskyj, who also shared his photos of the creature, stated, “I examined the deceased monster closely. I turned it over, and boy, did it emit a foul odor.”
Many online users are dismissing the discovery, asserting that the “ancient beast” is merely an ordinary pike.
Pikes are commonly found in the 130-acre reservoir and have been known to grow up to 4 feet in length.
However, this eerie creature has been enough to deter regular visitors.
Local resident Carole Ann Gleeson remarked, “It’s absolutely dreadful. I won’t be wading in the lake again, that’s for sure.”
Emma Lorraine Mitchell added, “That’s no ordinary pike. It looks dangerous. I wonder if this is the only one or if there are more or if it’s an ancient species.”
Emma Meredith expressed, “Oh, I was planning a weekend getaway with the kids. I think I’ll pass now.”
