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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Globster
		Globsters are most frequently studied in the field of cryptozoology.
		Many globsters have initially been described as gigantic octopuses, although they later turned out to be the decayed carcasses of whales or large sharks.
		Some Globsters have only been examined after they had decomposed too much to be used as evidence for a new species, or have been destroyed, as happened with the famous "Cadborosaurus willsi" carcass, found in 1937.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Globster (452 words)

	Globsters - The Remains of Mysterious Sea Creatures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Globsters are of interest to cryptozoologists simply because they are unidentified.
		According to the established scientific community, globsters are simply the corpses of known if unusual sea creatures that have decomposed and/or been mutilated in such a way as to make recognition difficult.
		To cryptozoologists the allure remains that the globster might be an unknown species that normally lives in the depths of the ocean and has not yet been discovered by humanity.
	www.wyrdology.com /cryptozoology/globsters.html (352 words)

	Dubious Globster
		A globster is a mysterious mass that washes up on a shore, often baffling local authorities.
		The original globster was found by Ray Anthony and Jack Boote in 1960, and was formally examined by Ben Fenton and the Tasmanian Museum in March, 1962.
		The "finlets", compare to the Tasmanian globster", may be the flesh from in between the ribs of the creature.
	www.geocities.com /capedrevenger/dubiousglobsters.html (1215 words)

	Globsters - TinWiki.org
		Globsters, or sometimes Blobsters are usualy considered to be carcasses or globs of flesh that wash up on beaches, specificaly ocean beaches, or are found in the stomach of whales that can not be identified as a known creature.
		Some Globsters have been identified as creatures like basking sharks and decayed whales, while most are still unknown.
		The globster had paddle shaped flippers, spaghetti like strands of white hair and six, long, fleshy lobes on its sides.
	www.tinwiki.org /wiki/Globsters (427 words)

	Globster - Monstropedia - the largest encyclopedia about monsters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A globster is an unidentified carcass washed up on the shore of an ocean or other body of water, or found in the stomach of a whale.
		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.
		Many globsters (such as the famed Zuiyo Maru corpse) have initially been described as dead plesiosaurs, although they later turn out to be the decayed carcases of basking sharks.
	www.monstropedia.org /index.php?title=Globsters (245 words)

	The Cryptid Zoo: Globsters
		"Globster" is a technical term used by cryptozoologists to refer to mysterious carcasses that originate in a watery environment.
		This globster was officially declared to be a dead Baird's beaked whale, in direct contradiction to its coat of fur and its length (Baird's beaked whales are not known to reach more than 42 feet in length, and do not have fur).
		Strangely, the idea that globsters are really unfrozen prehistoric animals has been used by some scientists to justify an attitude of having no interest whatsoever in globsters, when, in fact, the carcass of a mammoth or some other prehistoric creature is normally an object of intense scientific interest.
	www.newanimal.org /globsters.htm (491 words)

	Cryptozoology Archives : TECHNOSPONGE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		On the Globster Watch: A strange 35-foot-long sea creature has been washed ashore by a typhoon in Ningbo Province China, where researchers are struggling to identify what it might be.
		This is reminiscent of the Chilean sea blob incident from 2003, which focused attenton on globsters, large decomposed sea creatures which stir the imagination and often defy identification.
		The Chilean globster was eventually determined to be a sperm whale.
	www.technosponge.com /archives/cryptozoology (557 words)

	What About Trunko?
		Globsters are large masses of seemingly organic material that have been stranded on beaches worldwide.
		This globster is not the only one in possession of a hairy integument, however.
		Another globster found at Dunk Island, off the Great Barrier Reef, had a hide that was tough and furry.
	www.angelfire.com /sc2/Trunko/trunko.html (2260 words)

	Globster
		A globster, or blob, is an unidentified organic mass that washes up on the shore of an ocean or other body of water.
		Many globsters have initially been described as gigantic octopuses, although they later turned out to be the decayed carcases of whales or large sharks.
		In their resulting paper, the authors point out a number of superficial similarities between the Newfoundland Blob and other famous globsters, concluding a similar origin for those globsters is likely.
	music.musictnt.com /biography/sdmc_Globster (302 words)

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		This was, in Robb's opinion, the remains of blubber, and the carcass was a whale, possibly a humpback whale.
		The results of another study of the tissue of globsters, this time of Octopus giganteus and the Bermuda Blob, were published in 1995 by Sidney K. Pierce, Gerald N. Smith, Jr., Timothy K. Maugel, and Eugenie Clark.
		The banding patterns of both of the globsters were the same as that of rat tail tendon collagen.
	nineoneone.nl /Documents/doc/Globsters.doc (2648 words)

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		Measuring no less than twenty feet (6 meters) long and nearly as wide, four and a half feet (1.4 meters) tall and estimated to weigh somewhere between five and ten tons (4.5 to 9 tonnes), this animal, or piece of an animal, is an enigma.
		Although the creatures that followed the Tasmanian Globster were all in worse states of decomposition, they are all allied by their lack of any form of skeleton, their tough, stringy flesh which is extremely difficult to cut, described by Bermuda Blob discoverer Teddy Tucker as “like trying to cut a car tire” (Ellis 1995, p.
		The original term for these creatures is Globster, but this name was later applied to all manner of beached mystery creatures, and has become useless to describe the original creatures that were given this name.
	cryptosquared.tripod.com /cryptids/blobs.html (515 words)

	world of ghosts :: View topic - Globster
		A globster, or blob, is an unidentified mass that washes up on the shore of an ocean or other body of water.
		Many globsters have initially been described as gigantic octopuses, although they later turned out to be the decayed carcases of whales or large sharks.
		In the 2004 book Der Schwarm or The Swarm by Frank Schaetzing, globsters are proclaimed to be another intelligent life form, known as the Yrr.
	www.worldofghosts.co.uk /ghosts/globster-184.htm (359 words)

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		They claim that the globsters were first discovered on the west coast of Tasmania in 1960 when the body of one was washed on a beach by a storm.
		However, others define Globsters as mysterious pieces of meat that wash up onto shore or are sometimes caught in an unfortunate person's net.
		There are people who describe all of these globsters are a sort of cryptid species, but this is rather improbably since none of them look exactly the same at all.
	blog.gusset.co.uk /blogarc/2003_09_28_archive.shtml (1265 words)

	Globster - Entropia Universe Directory
		It is not known how far their efforts have progressed however by taking body parts of the professor that have been recovered from the Robots and using the same DNA splicing techniques normally reserved for the reconstruction of animal DNA I have formed one of the potential mutants the Robots are experimenting with.
		I have released this creature, known as the Globster, into the Hook Area of the island in order to allow others to examine and test the capabilities of the robot mutation efforts.
		Physically the Globster are small creatures with a very slow movement speed yet capable of sustaining massive damage.
	www.entropiadirectory.com /wiki/Globster (554 words)

	Criptozoo.com il primo sito italiano sulla Criptozoologia // a cura di Lorenzo Rossi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Prendendo in mano una carta geografica ci accorgeremo dell’enorme distanza che separa i ritrovamenti dei globster presi sinora in esame.
		Pensandoci bene esistono degli strani animali, piuttosto inerti, giallastri ed allungati, che analogamente al globster sono dotati di una cuticola esterna estremamente dura, fibrosa e resistente, presentano un buco, ed il cui sezionamento evidenzia uno scarso volume di viscere.
		Le fibre di collagene erano composte da una serie di bande, quelle del globster sembravano simili a quelle presenti nella coda dei ratti, mentre nei resti di St. Augustine potevano essere riconducibili a quelle del grasso di balena, comunque sia erano molto differenti da quelle di un comune octopus.
	www.criptozoo.com /absolutenm/templates/criptidiacquaticitemplate.asp?articleid=131&zoneid=12 (3006 words)

	Giant Octopus and Globsters
		The carcasses bore some resemblance to gigantic octopuses, and were given the nicknames of Globsters.
		Theoretically, the blobs could have been extremely rotted pieces of whale carcasses, though it is harder to explain away the tissue from the St. Augustine monster.
		Plus, the Globsters did not seem to have any of the bones or organs a whale would have.
	kodos86.tripod.com /cryptozoology/id19.html (520 words)

	Giant Octopus - SKYGAZE - Interesting Facts, The Strange and Unexplained, Mysteries and Secrets
		Where the Tasmanian "globster" (a word coined by zoologist/anomalist Ivan T. Sanderson) was concerned, scientists did investigate on site; the problem is that their pronouncements contradicted each other, and before the differences could be resolved, or even debated, all concerned dropped the matter.
		In March 1965 a globster appeared on Muriwai Beach on the eastern shore of New Zealand's North Island.
		Until more is known, we cannot state with certainty that globsters and the St. Augustine beast represent the same kind of animal or that this animal is the giant octopus.
	www.skygaze.com /content/strange/GiantOctopus.shtml (2201 words)

	Amazon.com: The Globster of Glassy Beach: Books: Louise Ulmer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The globster is considered one of the "great unsolved mysteries of the world." Lots of people want to see it, including a magazine reporter, fake and real scientists, and tourists.
		Based on fact, THE GLOBSTER presents a fascinating mystery from the sea, as well as insight, on this age level, into the origin of myth.
		Yet THE GLOBSTER maintains a tone of wonder, filled with deep respect for the mystery and the magic of a new discovery, thereby honoring the Creator.
	www.amazon.com /Globster-Glassy-Beach-Louise-Ulmer/dp/0941367258 (760 words)

	Giant Octopus
		The main evidence for the existence of giant octopi is the arrival of a globster on the beach of Anastasia Island, Florida in November of 1896.
		A globster is a large mass of flesh and bone that gets beached and is at first unidentifiable.
		This, however, was not the case of the globster from Florida.
	jasonfinch.tripod.com /cryptozoology/crypocto.html (1751 words)

	Digg - Wikipedia on "The Globster"
		A globster is an unidentified organic mass that washes up on the shore of an ocean.
		The term globster was coined to describe the Tasmanian carcass of 1960, which was said to have "no visible eyes, no defined head, and no apparent bone structure."
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	digg.com /offbeat_news/Wikipedia_on_The_Globster (184 words)

	Amazon.fr : The Globster of Glassy Beach: Livres en anglais: Louise Ulmer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		THE GLOBSTER OF GLASSY BEACH is fiction but sometimes science can be stranger than fiction.
		Turns out the thing is officially classified as a "globster" a sea monstrosity the likes of which have puzzled biologists for hundreds of years.
		Globsters are among the many forms of sealife about which biologists are still learning.
	www.amazon.fr /Globster-Glassy-Beach-Louise-Ulmer/dp/0941367258 (272 words)

	Discovery Channel - Psychic and Paranormal - Cryptozoology - Globsters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Tasmania was the scene of another unidentified carcass, or globster as they are known in the paranormal community.
		Every year globsters are washed up all over the world without explanation.
		This theory is supported by the fact that globsters are often discovered on shores near areas where basking sharks are commonly found.
	discoverychannel.co.uk /paranormal/cryptozoology/globsters/index.shtml (260 words)

	LiveScience.com - The Science of Sea Monsters
		These finds, often called "globsters," are obviously flesh, yet have decayed so badly that they lack bones or distinguishing features.
		One classic globster washed ashore in 1896, when giant waves tossed a massive fleshy corpse on a beach at St. Augustine, Florida.
		The many mentions of globsters in books on the "unexplained" and marine mysteries will have to be revised in the cold light of hard evidence and close scrutiny.
	www.livescience.com /animalworld/051209_sea_monsters.html (720 words)

	Welcome to the X-Entertainment Blog
		Most often, globsters are found to be either the remains of a whale which had previously been brutalized, or in rarer cases, a squid or an octopus.
		Squids in of themselves are typically a deep-sea creature, but the giant ones would likely be so far from the shore, it'd take a miracle for one of their dead to casually glide across the sea without being eaten before making it to the sand.
		My favorite globster is the one this one guy found, it was long and sausage shaped and covered in tough, woolly white strands and when cut, the inside was like a yellow honeycomb.
	www.x-entertainment.com /updates/entries/archives/00000038.html (1287 words)

	Dubious Globster
		Since all of the bones in the shark's body are made out of cartilage, this gives rise to the impression that there are no bones in the body, and a further stage of decomposition may produce globster like animals.
		Normally the skull of the shark retains it's shape since it is the hardest or densest cartilage in the body.
		This globster was first seen by the inhabitants of a pueblo.
	www.geocities.com /capedrevenger/beachedcarcasses.html (3399 words)

	The X-Entertainment Blog!
		Most often, globsters are found to be either the remains of a whale which had previously been brutalized, or in rarer cases, a squid or an octopus.
		While they don't always lead to proof of legendary sea monsters, globster remains can provide evidence to support other natural wonders: one was found to be the remains of a giant octopus, a creature whose existence was previously debated.
		My favorite globster is the one this one guy found, it was long and sausage shaped and covered in tough, woolly white strands and when cut, the inside was like a yellow honeycomb.
	x-entertainment.com /updates/2002/11/27/x-e-cryptozoo-the-globster (1327 words)

	e-pec.info > New Creature! Robot Plot Uncovered? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It is not known how far their efforts have progressed however by taking body parts of the professor that have been recovered from the Robots and using the same DNA splicing techniques normally reserved for the reconstruction of animal DNA I have formed one of the potential mutants the Robots are experimenting with.
		I have released this creature, known as the Globster, into the Hook Area of the island in order to allow others to examine and test the capabilities of the robot mutation efforts.
		Physically the Globster are small creatures with a very slow movement speed yet capable of sustaining massive damage.
	e-pec.info /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t1398.html (993 words)

	Discovery Channel - Psychic and Paranormal - Cryptozoology - Globsters
		Tasmania was the scene of another unidentified carcass, or globster as they are known in the paranormal community.
		Every year globsters are washed up all over the world without explanation.
		This theory is supported by the fact that globsters are often discovered on shores near areas where basking sharks are commonly found.
	www.discoverychannel.co.uk /paranormal/cryptozoology/globsters/index.shtml (252 words)

	GLOBSTERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		When no skeleton is found, the globster could be what remains of a large octopus or squid.
		Carcasses that have been pulled up by fishermen or washed on shore are most likely decomposing whales or sharks.
		Laboratory tests or examinations can reliably identify these unknown remains found today if a sample is taken before the blobs are washed back out or dumped into the sea.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /scientia/YSglobsters.htm (176 words)

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