Comments on: Sea monsters and the environment

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 16 Jan 2011 16:54:35 +0000

I believe in the footage of Gene Sowerwine. The video apears to be a unrecognized type of seal. I have seen photos of large seals with the trident tail having the same sort of head and flippers.
This is not a Manatee with an injured tail. I see more than one animal in one footage, both with the same tail.
This is no “sea monster”. It is however very interesting. The main stream scientic community is reluctant to investigate this or acknowlege this seal, as they like to think we already know everything.
The footage showing the Alligator type animal is not related to this seal. I believe that it is just that an alligator swimming in the area of the strange seals.
Great Shots Gene Sowerwine! I would love to see more.
Please don’t endanger this seal to those who would expoit it for profit!

By: matt

matt — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 08:48:09 +0000

i think gene is a fake, why would you hide videos like that, when they could be great for discovery and advancement of animals if it is real what are you hiding it so hard for just give it up or quit with the fake crap, no one finds it funny so if it is real why dont you tell people exactly where it is so we can identify it… but like i said i think he is a fake get real

By: invadertoast

invadertoast — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 12:29:57 +0000

I saw that episode of MonsterQuest, I think they were seeing injured manatees and some other species of seal in the same place. the “trident” tail in the video wasn’t symmetrical, looked like a boat injury. I hope that’s what it is and it’s not an Arctic seal