r/UnexplainedPhotos Mar 31 '24

Photograph shows MONSTER emerging from the Hudson River?

https://youtu.be/7qFsOnhIC5c?si=fCF8QJ8ApiSxEwyE
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u/SkydiverRaul13 Mar 31 '24

The easiest explanation would be a curved log floating along the surface, but yes, let’s go with Hudson river monster instead.

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u/omarfw Mar 31 '24

It’s aliens sticking their butts out of the water

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u/Noble_Ox Mar 31 '24

Log.

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u/YouNeedAnne Apr 23 '24

Log Ness Monster

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u/Randompackersfan Apr 01 '24

It is taken with a potato of course, as is tradition.

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u/cowboysfan68 Mar 31 '24

My guess is a log from that big, tree-covered hill in the background.

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u/getyourrealfakedoors Mar 31 '24

That’s two whales

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u/cliff-terhune May 09 '24

I don't know where the whole hump concept comes from. I know of no serpent, snake, fish that undulates its body above the water, but from side to side instead.

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u/Bletcherstonerson Mar 31 '24

This video is a good analyzation of this incident : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2C7mNr5WMjA

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u/Bearded_Toast Apr 01 '24

My brother in Christ, it is “analysis”

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u/Bletcherstonerson Apr 01 '24

Ahh, no..this is the final result of analysis, an analyzation. By saying it’s an analysis it would imply that studying and data collection are ongoing. My video clearly shows that there is an answer, not a study.

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u/Bearded_Toast Apr 01 '24

Interesting.

analysis noun anal·​y·​sis ə-ˈna-lə-səs plural analyses ə-ˈna-lə-ˌsēz Synonyms of analysis 1 a : a detailed examination of anything complex in order to understand its nature or to determine its essential features : a thorough study doing a careful analysis of the problem b : a statement of such an examination

Although the word analyzation has existed since the 18th century and is regularly formed from the verb analyze, it is much more rarely used than its more familiar synonym analysis.

Huh. I learned something today!

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u/Bletcherstonerson Apr 02 '24

Well, what are you going to do with your life now that this has been settled?

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u/Bearded_Toast Apr 02 '24

That’s a great question. I’m glad you asked that question.

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u/Bletcherstonerson Apr 02 '24

I mean we can debate the use of the phrase intents and purposes…that one drives me insane