Eaten by other sea monsters perhaps?

Here is an interesting story on them.

http://scienceblogs.com/tetrapodzoology/20...ea_monsters.php

Your thoughts?

I think all the sea monsters swim low to the ground in the water. So when they die, their dead ass just stays at the bottom and gets eaten by other fish. It doesn't float up.

what do you think about this?

for all you chrono trigger fans *crickets* ITS LAVOS! lol



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2k7cigzi6Y

i think that we should stop referring to them as monsters now, what are we, 12? lol.

i could understand the ancient navigators of old calling them monsters, but i think we have a better term to use here in modern times.

seems like sometimes though we are still int the dark ages...

This post has been edited by vyrtigo: Jul 22 2008, 10:00 PM

Nothing goes to waste in the sea.Even bone is consumed.A dead carcass is a meal for some things.

yeti....even if something dies at the surface alot depends on the water temp as to when it comes to the surface...it may settle at first

it may also depend on where in the water column the critter lives......the longer it stays down the less of the body that will surface....

If suppose they would go where most dead sea creatures go, to the ocean floor. It is not very often that we find whales and such floating around compared to the amount that dies.