The bones that washed ashore weren't a hoax, much as the media tried to claim they were. In our final few days we all sat back and cried out about how right we'd been but for now all we did was swallow the lies with our morning coffee and hope some solid evidence would come forward.
Not much could explain how an allegedly-fake-yet-provably-real thigh bone was the length of a bus or why the skull was elongated with a hold in the forehead that reminded us of the dead dolphins that washed up around the same time.
We hoped it was a hoax but all the signs pointed to something much larger than the washed up remains moving closer and closer ashore. Every day some large marine creature turned up half eaten and dying as if whatever was doing this just tossed away its food after a single bite.
We certainly weren't wrong.
Not much could explain how an allegedly-fake-yet-provably-real thigh bone was the length of a bus or why the skull was elongated with a hold in the forehead that reminded us of the dead dolphins that washed up around the same time.
We hoped it was a hoax but all the signs pointed to something much larger than the washed up remains moving closer and closer ashore. Every day some large marine creature turned up half eaten and dying as if whatever was doing this just tossed away its food after a single bite.
We certainly weren't wrong.
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