"ok if it is a real creature bring some photos
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Copied from another discussion also by me:
"This creature definitely existed! Behold the photos.
Jun 1 2011, 5:09 AM EDT
My grandfather, a kind, generous, wise and reputable man, took photographs of the Margate creature aka the Margate Monster aka Trunko.

They are copyrighted in the name of AC Jones, in my possession and also published at
http://www.margatebusiness.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=64:the-legend-of-trunco&catid=1:mba-news&Itemid=2.

See also http://karlshuker.blogspot.com/2010/09/behold-trunko.html

You can believe it! "Trunko" existed.
basil.tregenza@gmail.com."

Bear in mind that these four photos were taken by my grandfather, Mr ACK Jones, only after it was washed up on the shore.
People like Karl believe it was simply a mass of whale blubber known as a globster. Personally I don't think we are giving the original eye-witnesses enough credit. They are the ones who stood and watched the "battle" between the Orca's and the unknown creature for 3 hours from a higher vantage point using field glasses (binoculars). These eyewitnesses also noted that all 3 died from the battle - the 2 orca whales and the unknown creature who had fought back. I find it hard to believe that a globster fought 2 orca's to death or that the 2 orca's gorged to death on a globster. No, there is definitely something more to this than what Karl would have us believe.
Back then it took 3 days to travel one-way from Johannesburg to Margate by car - an annual trek by only the most well-prepared, well-packed, intrepid holidaymakers for there were only dirt roads over the farmland and tourist beaches along that shore.
There was a camera or 3 on the beach after it washed up. My grandfather's photos were not the only photos taken of the creature on the beach.

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