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Strange mammal discovered at a beach at Jomoro

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  • afadi nsroJAH 10 years ago

    that must be Akuffo Addo now coming to roost

  • KK 10 years ago

    When will this nonsense stop? People like you continue to live in Ghana. How can we move forward? What has the article to do with political leaders? You are a disgrace to yourself and family. Piece of shit you are indeed.

  • METO 10 years ago

    YOU ARE STUPID INDIVIDUAL, YOU HAVE NO SENSE: GO TO YOUR MAMA TO BE BORN AGAIN AND LEAN...OOOP STUDY SOME MORAL
    THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH POLITICS....GROW UP OLD MAN

  • ABINAPODOI 10 years ago

    OH THAT IS ANOTHER USELESS AYIGBEMAN. I KNOW YOU PEOPLE ARE CREATURES FROM NO WHERE. AS YOU MADE THIS USELESS REMARK YOU WERE HUNGRY. SELFISH IDIOT EWES///

  • C.Y. ANDY-K 10 years ago

    And nobody deemed it fit to call the authorities, take pictures, etc.

    We probably missed another opp. to make another free international headline and focus, if indeed it were a strange species. Even its bones alone would h ...
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  • Eric - England 10 years ago

    I'm very surprised Andy. In this modern world not even a single photo was taken. Who will believe this story?

  • C.Y. ANDY-K 10 years ago

    Just checked myjoyonline, the source, and saw a pic of what looks like a huge octopus, the kind the ancient mariners used to tell tales about.

    The marine scientists must verify by all means.

    Andy-K

  • Kwesi Atta Sakyi 10 years ago

    This testifies that Ghana is an ancient land so we should exude more wisdom. The ancestors have sent us a sign of prosperity to come. Give it a fitting burial and see the results thereafter. it has been displaced by the offs ...
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  • Pito Brewer 10 years ago

    In the twenty-first Century, Ghanaians are obviously still living in the dark ages. The basic idea of taking pictures eludes most of us.

  • OMPITA [UK] 10 years ago

    Wait!

    The news article is dated Sunday 1st September. It refers to the animal having been found about three days before, which would make it around Wednesday or Thursday (28th or 29th August).

    The fishermen are quoted ...
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  • MAX FRANCE 10 years ago

    MR BENTUM PLSE. TELL ME DO WE HAVE SCIENTISTS IN GHANA? I DONT THINK.AND IF WE HAVE SOME WHAT IS THEIR WORK.?

  • Create, loot and share 10 years ago

    POLLUTION OF THE SEA BY OIL COMPANIES HAS BEGUN

  • Kwame 10 years ago

    Expect more strange things as long as strange rulers are in power until GYEEDA, WOYOME,"Akonfem" Guinea fowl monies are returned.

  • Agyaku NYC 10 years ago

    This should have been reported to the national and international authorities for intensive study. A mammal with resemblance of crocodile head and whale tail weighing between six and eight tones require high level studies to ...
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  • ADWEN 10 years ago

    The issue of mismanagement in Ghana is felt at every aspects of our society. What are the so-called Ministry of Agriculture or Fisheries doing?
    The should have a dedicated office or team dealing with issues like this, so tha ...
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  • AAD 10 years ago

    Asanta is not in jomoro district. It is in ellembelle district.

  • COELACANTH 10 years ago

    This looks like the extremely rare Coelacanth fish. lives in the most profound depths in the oceans. Specimens have been caught and photographed off the South African coast at the beginning of the 20th century and also Seyche ...
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  • They Say They Say 10 years ago

    Thanks for demystifying the story.

  • Acquah USA 10 years ago

    This type of whale is call "humpback whale".

  • MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

    As a country we are grossly uninformed.
    Very soon, we can't tell a cheetah from a leopard, an octopus from a squid, or a dolphin from a killer whale.
    Have you seen a humpback whale before ?

  • TROUBLE-MAKER 10 years ago

    Our locals needs to be educated on matters as this. With all the Mobile phone cameras nobody bother to take a picture to show the authorities how it looks like.
    Now that it has reached the net,can the scietists rush there to ...
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  • Menua Kwadwo 10 years ago

    are you prepared to sponsor the "scietists"(sic) for this undertaking? transportation(petrol, feeding and accomodation). my friend you are talking about ghana here, under the prevailing circumstance. peace!!!!!!!!

  • TROUBLE-MAKER 10 years ago

    I understand where you coming from,Kwadwo,but a scientist,a good scietist would have seize the opportunity to make a name for himself and nation to undertake such project selflessly.

  • Gabby 10 years ago

    Even the reporter didn't thought it wise to take a pic of the so called strange mammal. Eii, Ghana or its one f your hear say stories

  • Hazor 10 years ago

    All is not lost.It time we have to come out of out primitive state and enter into knowledge base era.This mammal vertebra or skeletons or bones can be a gold mine for the country.If this true and not fictitious story then the ...
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  • AKASUI KWAME 10 years ago

    WE NEED PICTURE, BECAUSE SEEING IS BELIEVING.

  • de 10 years ago

    When was a redemarcation done to locate Asanta in Jomoro District? A little more effort on the part of the reporter would have done him some good and saved him this embarrassment. In his attempt to make a big report he messed ...
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  • Kenkey Warriors!! 10 years ago

    Typical Ghanaian! Quick to point out a mistake but offers no solution. Where is it?

  • Honestman 10 years ago

    This is the time for our University lecturers to stand and prove to us why we are paying them book and research allowances. Host of PhD holders in marine science, ecology, mammalogy etc and yet they are there teaching from bo ...
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  • Kofi 10 years ago

    What do you expect the researchers to do when they have to embark on strike before they are paid the research and book allowances? Research is not funded with one's meager salary. Maybe, the politicians must be invited to und ...
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  • Rans F 10 years ago

    Those Countries you alluded to in Europe, America and Asia spend millions if not billions of dollars every year on research. A single Professor with his/her project group is able to attract more funding than all the monies pa ...
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  • The Mask 10 years ago

    Tonnes? LOL can't even spell a small word correctly.
    It's tons.

  • Omanbapa Osei Oyeadieyie 10 years ago

    ... so dumm to know that a tonne and ton are different, that 1 tonne means 1 metric ton.

    The tonne is SI Unit while the ton is imperial ie British.

    In values:

    1 tonne = 1000Kg
    1 ton = 2240 pounds ie 1016.05 Kg

    Th ...
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  • Wahabu 10 years ago

    What kind of lazy journalism is this?. You are talking of a strange mammal, and can't even put a simple picture of the mammal in your story?

  • Nii 10 years ago

    There is a picture. See picture on Joy Online website.

  • Benny 10 years ago

    Dont you have a picture. In this modern world it is easy to use a camera from a phone. Why not. Dont exagerate.

  • MARY 10 years ago

    Obviously Kofi Jumah has landed at the beach. Full name Jomoro kofi Jumah.

  • George 10 years ago

    I think everybody have heard the name DINASOUR or something.This animals do not exist nobody has ever seen this creature live but these whitemen are trying to prove that they were in a existence.This should be kept

  • Michael 10 years ago

    You're an i.... The whitemen is not trying to prove, the homo sapiens sapiens (I'm sure you have no idea who that is) has proven beyond doubt that and when this creatures have inhabited earth.

  • Abeiku Incoom 10 years ago

    awww Ghana, we are thousands of years behind civilisation..the animal should be in a deep freezer by now and getting prepared for research. awww Ghana

  • Dzidzorm 10 years ago

    where are the science lecturers?

  • Brains 10 years ago

    Science lecturers are busy on their farms trying to make ends meet.

  • Stupid 10 years ago

    Fish from the deep sea about 3000- 5000 meters