Marilyn Inglis was walking along a beach in Littlehampton, UK when she spotted this weird creature on the sand. She said that the bizarre animal was approximately two-feet long and "muscly." Based on Inglis's photo above below, Marine Conservation Society researchers "believe this is a thornback ray that has been fished and had its wings removed." Sure, either that or the remains of an aquatic alien that missed its boat home.
(Express)
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