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- Globster abstract "A globster, or blob, is an unidentified organic mass that washes up on the shoreline of an ocean or other body of water. The term was coined by Ivan T. Sanderson in 1962 to describe the Tasmanian carcass of 1960, which was said to have \"no visible eyes, no defined head, and no apparent bone structure.\" A globster is distinguished from a normal beached carcass by being hard to identify, at least by initial untrained observers, and by creating controversy as to its identity.Globsters may present such a puzzling appearance that their nature remains controversial even after being officially identified by scientists. Some globsters lack bones or other recognisable structures, while others may have bones, tentacles, flippers, eyes or other features that can help narrow down the possible species. In the past these were often described as sea monsters, and myths and legends about such monsters may often have started with the appearance of a globster. Globsters are most frequently studied in the field of cryptozoology.Many globsters have initially been described as gigantic octopuses, though they later turned out to be decayed carcasses of whales or large sharks. As with the \"Chilean Blob\" of 2003, many are masses of whale blubber released from decaying whale corpses. Others initially thought to be dead plesiosaurs later turned out to be the decayed carcases of basking sharks. Others remain unexplained. Giant and colossal squid may also explain some globsters, particularly those tentatively identified as monster octopuses.Some globsters were examined only after they had decomposed too much and seemed to represent evidence of a new species, or were destroyed—as happened with the \"Cadborosaurus willsi\" carcass, found in 1937. However, Canadian scientists did analyse the DNA of the Newfoundland Blob—which revealed that the tissue was from a sperm whale. In their resulting paper, the authors point out a number of superficial similarities between the Newfoundland Blob and other globsters, concluding a similar origin for those globsters is likely. Analyses of other globsters have yielded similar results.".
- Globster thumbnail St_augustine_carcass.jpg?width=300.
- Globster wikiPageExternalLink globsters.htm.
- Globster wikiPageExternalLink globhome.html.
- Globster wikiPageID "2281131".
- Globster wikiPageLength "5794".
- Globster wikiPageOutDegree "56".
- Globster wikiPageRevisionID "694966643".
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Basking_shark.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Bermuda_Blob.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Blubber.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Bone.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Cadborosaurus.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Category:Globsters.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Chilean_Blob.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Colossal_squid.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Cryptozoology.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Dunk_Island_Carcass.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Exploding_whale.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink File:St_augustine_carcass.jpg.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Flipper_(anatomy).
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Four_Mile_Globster.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Gambo.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Giant_squid.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Gigantic_octopus.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Godthaab_Globster.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Gulf_of_Alaska_Carcass.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Hamai_Beast.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Hebrides_blob.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Ivan_T._Sanderson.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Mann_Hill_Beach_Globster.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Melbourne-Hobart_Carcass.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Mexico.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Montauk_Monster.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Nantucket_Blob.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink New_River_Inlet_Carcass.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink New_Zealand_Globster.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Newfoundland_Blob.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink North_Carolina_Globster.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Oaxaca.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Octopus.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Organic_matter.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Panama_Creature.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Plesiosauria.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Santa_Maria_del_Mar,_Oaxaca.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Sea_monster.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Shark.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Shore.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Sperm_whale.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink St._Augustine_Monster.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Stronsay_Beast.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Tasmanian_Globster.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Tecoluta_Carcass.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Tentacle.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Trunko.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Whale.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink Zuiyo-maru_carcass.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink File:O_giganteus16.jpg.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLink File:Stronsay_beast1.jpg.
- Globster wikiPageWikiLinkText "Blob".
- Globster wikiPageWikiLinkText "Globster".
- Globster wikiPageWikiLinkText "globster".
- Globster wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Cryptozoology.
- Globster wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Globsters.
- Globster wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Lead_too_long.
- Globster wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Globster subject Category:Globsters.
- Globster hypernym Mass.
- Globster type Place.
- Globster type Concept.
- Globster comment "A globster, or blob, is an unidentified organic mass that washes up on the shoreline of an ocean or other body of water. The term was coined by Ivan T.".
- Globster label "Globster".
- Globster sameAs Q1477711.
- Globster sameAs Глобстър.
- Globster sameAs Globster.
- Globster sameAs Globster.
- Globster sameAs Globster.
- Globster sameAs גלובסטר.
- Globster sameAs Globster.
- Globster sameAs Globster.
- Globster sameAs グロブスター.
- Globster sameAs Globsteris.
- Globster sameAs Globster.
- Globster sameAs Globstery.
- Globster sameAs m.070l40.
- Globster sameAs Глобстер.
- Globster sameAs กล็อบสเตอร์.
- Globster sameAs Q1477711.
- Globster sameAs 大型神秘海洋生物屍體.
- Globster wasDerivedFrom Globster?oldid=694966643.
- Globster depiction St_augustine_carcass.jpg.
- Globster isPrimaryTopicOf Globster.
