When it comes to weird items found in the water, this one really takes the cake. We need your help in figuring out what exactly this item is in the video embedded in this post. Could the item be a sea creature from the Baltic Sea or is it the intestines of an animal?
The video embedded in this post shows an interesting item found on April 19 by German dock employees. The item has been described by some as ‘a strange alien life form.’ Earlier this week, as the video became viral, Deep Sea News did its best to shoot down the idea that the item found was anything other than animal intestines. Deep Sea News said,
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“The webbing in between is actually the mesentery, a double layer of membrane that contains blood vessels, lymph vessels, and nerves and connects the two parts of the small intestine.”
Others who have watched the video multiple times continue to point to the fact that the item in the video has pulsing movements, which should not be happening if it is in fact animal intestines. Some people who have left comments on the video, which has been posted all over the internet, have come up with the ideas of the item being a bratwurst, a bootlace worm and much more.
Posted by Jim Vassallo
on July 26, 2012. Filed under Shocking.
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