The Maine beastie is apparently getting significant media coverage on the eastern seaboard. Loren Coleman (a cryptozoologist) has some more photos and thinks that it is a dog gone feral, possibly a chow or akita. All very plausible, imho.
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That's what I thought when I saw the pictures...
pough wrote: "...I guess I'll just have to hang with Ogopogo and the sasquatches while I wait for more details..."
I'll be chillin' with the chupacabra.
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Show me the DNA!
can you please send picture of this strange road kill? thanks kerry