What's That?

Gut pile wearing a sweater?

Hawaii beach sand and . . .

Big 'Bag-O-Laundry' from ship at sea....

Not quite there yet.

Laundry.. Hmm. It does look like a wet sweater..

Sand.. Not Hawaiian.. But the and?.. No

One of the three responses is partially correct.. Maybe 1\6th

A wales head washed up on the beach,

what if I said you might be right or you might be wrong? Does that help?

and why were you marked o.t.?!

look at the clue below for some scale.. What do you see?

What if I told you that you might be right or you might be wrong?

Then you would just be wrong again. Clean up your spelling.

It was jdretired that said wales. You're going after the wrong bloke.

See post 5 also.

Wasn't really going after anyone - just wanted to point out that Cornwall is in England not Wales (as Tornado alluded to in #7) - both lovely places just happen to be in different countries. Although you can often see Whales and Wales from Cornwall!

LOL!!

Be careful boyo! St. Paddy was born and raised up in Wales. Cardiff, Newport, Swansea, those are Welsh towns. Good luck with this thread.

It is either the carcass of a giant squid washed up on the beach in New Zealand, or a whale that went on Slimfast for a bit too long.

Thank you, I like your good humour, I think the rooSTAR (o.t?) is on the prowl.

A wales head washed up on the beach,

Try "Whale's head", it will save a lot of confusion!!

"Wales" has nothing to do with it!!

Could be a whale's head washed up on a beach in Wales.

Could well be, or even Cornwall....

But I somehow doubt it!!!

Are you sure "what's that?". Is it not "What's this?"by Fredski

Beware, this might be Lydia.

Troll alert!!

A whales head washed up on the beach, Excuse my welsh spelling mistake.

Ambergris ore.

It's what happens to people who mis-time the dive off the cliffs at Acapulco.

well whoever created that pile needs more fiber in their diet.

I didn't exactly cheat - this popped up on my FB timeline.

http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/what-weird-gloopy-sea-monster

A lava flow that has reached the shore. Possibly icelandic

http://unsolved.com/node/2182

It is some large sea creature that no one knows what it is yet.

An octopus that got caught up in a fabric (sail, net, sack) then washed ashore.

'That' is the 'inflation process' of the new 'Instant Hippo' - just add water!

I'll go with solidified lava, which has been mentioned already.

JohnDG gets the "good Answer"

I'm still unsure of the mystery meat..

perhaps it's this guy? He could be from wales..

..in any even.. I'd like to see it dragged into the water and pumped full of water to define the shape. Either that or grilled and served to the locals. I'm sure it's fine. Of course I don't want to eat a whales or a wales head either..

It does look like cooled lava.. wearing a sweater. in a bag.. and gloopy

Take a better look here! I think the guy takes a taste at the 1.10 mark..

SPAM... That's a Hawaiian delicacy

After further review, it appears our Mexican (inquisitive lot) friends are looking at the dead carcass of a very large cephalopod (octopus), not a cetacean (whale). That would explain a lot about the decay of the suckers first in the tentacles, and the lack of bones other than the "beak".

Since cephalopod was my unspoken guess as well. I'll give it as GA.

Octopus is a little on the chewy side for my to be enthusiastic about eating it. Shark is a whole other kind of nasty..

I've never tried jellyfish. It's probably great on toasted bread with peanut butter and cold milk.

I guess it's time to put on the corned beef, potatoes and cabbage.. (American style Irish)

I'm as hungry as a seahorse.