A MONSTER OF THE DEEP.
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We had the satisfaction yesterday (says the New York
Commercial Adverse Of examining the fossil remains Of an
enormous creature, apparently Of the serpent kind and OF
maritime habits which discovered recently by Dr. Koch,
about two feet beneath the surface of prairie in Alabama
Words give but faint idea OF the bulk ndi-
Gated by these stony substitutes for the homes that
posed the framework of the animal As they lie carefully
replaced in their original orde they stretch out to the vast
length of hundred and fourteen feet but is apparent that
some Of the joints the tail wanting, and they touch
each other they lie whereas there must have been inter
walls between the joints, filed with cartilage that the
length Of the living animal probably from hundred and
twenty five hundred and thirty feet The form of the
vertebm and Of the head exceeny preserved and the
mains have suffered very little from exposure accident
Some twenty-five thirty Of the ribs in their places
showing that the diameter of the have been
feet or more and have been provided with pa
large and immensely powerful fins paddles at the term
nation Of the neck,


The Of Monstrous Hydrargos has been given Il
this stupendous animal and well may be called monsrous
for it greatly supasses in bulk all the anc-duvan creature
whose fossil relics have hitherto been Observation-Disclosures
mammoth, masodon, saurian, Missourum iguanodon
The skeleton Of the latter presents, believe, length
seventy feet thereabout but the hydrgos goes nearly
fifty feet beyond sby far the greatest curiosity