These remains of what appears to be a dolphin was found at California beach
Another gruesome find on the east Norfolk coast
By Lauren Rogers
Friday, March 8, 2013
4:41 PM
The remains of what looks like a dolphin has washed up an east Norfolk beach.
James Ward and Sarah Moloney found the remains while walking on California beach on Tuesday, just 15 yards from the steps heading towards Caister.
“I have done a little research and I think it could be a young Rossi dolphin,” said James, 24.
“It looks like it would have been about four to five feet long.
“I wasn’t sure who to contact as this is unusual to see. We live in California so we know the area well.”
• Have you seen anything similar on our beaches? Comment below.
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2 comments
I went down to Hopton beach and couldn't spot any sand but I then looked North and I saw a white elephant though.
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wes1975
Saturday, March 9, 2013
I've seen a dead harbour just past the Pleasure Beach.
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fester1902
Saturday, March 9, 2013