CRYPTOLINK: Not quite the Loch Ness monster: mysterious sea creature washes up on Somerset beach

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A weird 'sea monster' has Somerset residents baffled after washing up on Weston-super-Mare beach.

Stunned Lisa Worthington, 42, came across the denizen of the deep while out walking the family dog with husband, Peter, 52, and their two children.

The two-foot long skeletal remains were found on the high tide mark on the North Somerset beach. The family decided to take the mysterious two foot skeleton home so that her ten-year-old son Tyler could show his friends.

Lisa, a stay-at-home mum, from Uphill, near Weston-super-Mare, said: "It was really quite strange. We were just walking the dogs when we stumbled across it. It was very strange.

"People have come up with some crazy ideas as to what it could be. My friend even thought it could be a llama, as the long tail bit looks like a neck.

"I guess with it being washed up on the beach you would expect it to be a fish or something, but it doesn't look very fishy.
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