'Manhattan Monster' - Strange Pig/Rat creature with five fingers found

There's this story from January 2010, about a similar looking being found in Wise County, Texas, that turned out to be a hairless raccoon. In this instance, since the animal was not immersed in water or anything to have made it hairless, the vet said it was probably an anomaly:

http://cryptozoologynews.blogspot.ca/2010/01/chupacabra-debunked-its-hairless.html

You can see the photo in the article.

Bo said:
From the NyMag.com(_http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2012/07/new-east-river-monster-is-not-a-pig.html) we can read:

If this was from a cookout, why was it not eaten at all, but left to rot on the beach? Just what is the Parks Department hiding? Is Wilbur a mutant? We pointed out the toe discrepancy to the Parks Department this afternoon, only to be dismissed. "It was a roasted pig — we threw it out," a spokesperson insisted."We didn't count its toes, we just threw it out."
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I don't know why anyone will say it's a pig, that's truly bizzare, if they said that. A pig, roasted or not, certainly does not look like that!
 
Guardian said:
I don't know, that looks an awful lot like a dead raccoon that's been in the water quite awhile. If it was in salt water, it would sorta "pickle" after a time?
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could be - especially the paws, although the "montauk monster" on the last photo looks nothing like the racoons.
It is a pity we cannot see its paws better, most of the carnivores have five toes on fore legs, but the fifth toe has kind of migrated up on the paw, its hard to see on the attached photos but most toes seem to be on the bottom of the paw which would be weird even for a raccoon.
 
Bo said:
loreta said:
Poor little baby. What a strange monster. If you look at the picture number 4 the arm and the elbow looks like a human body part. Maybe an experience human-animal.

What is a window faller?
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It is explained in depth in the wave series.


http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?id=828
Window Faller

This is the Cassiopaean term for various odd animal-like creatures reported throughout history. The chupacabra phenomenon for example could be a case of window fallers. The Mothman of the 1970's would be one. Spring-Heeled Jack of London folklore from the 19th century would be another.

These come into human perception through an accidental breach between adjacent 'realms' or parallel universes.

Phenomena such as the mysterious disappearances of the Bermuda Triangle may capture these creatures in their world of origin and deposit them on Earth in a somewhat flukish manner. A certain conceptual similarity makes it so that they land in a world and density that is at least in part comprehensible to them. It is possible that hyperdimensional maneuvers performed by UFO's or the like may as a side effect open windows between worlds where such window fallers then inadvertently get captured. The Wave series at the Cassiopaea site discusses these phenomena in more detail.
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Wow... I read the Wave series but I don't remember about these creatures... Thanks for the information.
 
It doesn't look like pig for me.
About the Wave I very good remember about these window fallers. There are quite a lot of reports about chupacabra in Ukraine. These reports have been coming for few years.
For example 2 recent of them :

1)_ http://atv.odessa.ua/?t=17457

It happened of the 2012 New Year celebration night in Odessa. This creature attacked a man he is guard of an avtobase. The creature push him into his chest. All the dogs that were around hid away.

2)_http://kp.ua/online/news/348755/

It was reported on 26/07/2012. It happened in Ivano-Frankivs'k region. It sucked out all the blood from the 26 chickens and 20 nutrias of the one them who was breeding them. His dog was also scared. Usually he barks at everyone, but from that moment on he stopped barking at people at general. The dog got on his back some scar from a claw.
 
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Anybody has a link?
 
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