神秘的海洋生物被冲上beach solved by TikTok and proves truth can be stranger than fiction

ATikTokmystery has been solved by buddingmarine biologistsafter a mysterious appendage was discovered in the shallow waters of aNorth Queenslandbeach. The experts confirmed that the sea creature was, in fact, awhalepenis.

TikTok userbootscootinafbrought the unusual finding to light in a series of videos, in which she mentioned the size of the part was as big as her foot and captioned the video with an appeal to figure out what it was. TikTok users were very quick to reveal that she happened to find the most private of private parts a whale has.

In the final TikTok video, they said “With the help of TikTok and marine biologists, I think we have finally figured out what that weird animal thing is. It’s a whale d**k." She then went on to state that “apparently, the males fight and they bite each other’s things off and then they just wash up on beaches all around the world."

But this fact is false, according to wildlife scientistDr Vanessa Pirotta, who commented on the video that this behaviour between whales has not been documented. “It’s very unlikely that it was bitten off by anotherhumpback whale. The reason being, well, I’ve not actually heard of that theory before, but these whales don’t have any teeth at all, rather they have long hair-like strands known as baleen.

“And to bite another male whale’s penis off is something that is not have heard of" she summarised.

Has loch Ness Monster mystery been solved?

The conversation also brought up the topic of sea serpent sightings, including theLoch Ness Monster, all potentially sightings of whale genitalia instead. “Many of the large baleen whales have long, snake-like penises” Nobel prize-winnerCharles Paxtondiscussed in a 2005 study of the phenomenon of sea monsters.

“If the animal did indeed fall on its back then its ventral surface would have been uppermost and, if the whale was aroused, the usually retracted penis would have been visible. The penises of the North Atlantic right whale and (Pacific) grey whale can be at least 1.8 metres long, and 1.7 metres long respectively, and could be taken by a naïve witness for a tail."