Each_Uisge_Earballach_-_geograph.org.uk_-_218481.jpg
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Each Uisge Earballach. This skeleton of an Each Uisge Earballach, or Long-tailed Water Horse, is on display in the garden of a house in Ord. The accompanying sign reads
This is the only known example of this rare beast a distant relative of the better known Monstra Nessium. ......This specimen was stranded at an exceptionally low tide in 1967.
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| Author | John Allan |
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