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Wednesday, 12 March 2014

Irish Master Otter?

Strange Black Creature Photographed In Irish River System


Spotted with what may be a pike behind the home of Joanne White in the Cleenagh Lough, this creature looks fierce and set on getting it's prey.

Now known as the 'Cleenagh Creature', many are saying it's an otter, but otters typically have hair that slicks to it's body. Still others are saying it's a feral mink. Both of which are said to inhabit the Shannon river system....

Of course, there are still others who claim it's something they've never seen before.


Credit: irishcentral.com
Strange Black Creature Photographed In Irish River System Spotted with what may be a pike behind the home of Joanne White in the Cleenagh Lough, this creature looks fierce and set on getting it's prey. Now known as the 'Cleenagh Creature', many are saying it's an otter, but otters typically have hair that slicks to it's body. Still others are saying it's a feral mink. Both of which are said to inhabit the Shannon river system. Of course, there are still others who claim it's something they've never seen before. What say you Mulderite's? Credit: irishcentral.com
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  1. Jay Cooney13 March 2014 at 03:45

    Here's the article from which it came:
    http://www.irishcentral.com/news/irishvoice/Our-very-own-Loch-Ness-Monster-on-the-River-Shannon.html

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