Crocodiles off Yorkshire coast

Sarah Craven filmed the video footage whilst out on a walk with her family and claims they spotted what appear to be 'crocodiles' just off the coastline at ...

The holidaymaker claimed she could see the ‘crocodile’s’ front and back legs swimming with “long, pointy tails swishing behind” and skin that looked “bumpy like crocodile or alligator skin”. Wayne Murray added: “What next, the Scarborough monster?” Referring to the notorious Loch Ness Monster, Donna Simpson said “Nessie has come for a holiday!”

Sarah Craven, 40, was on a family camping holiday when spotted what she believes to be the powerful, flesh-eating predators swimming in the sea off Filey. The ...

There was a mother and father one, and then there looked to be a smaller one in the middle. She said: “We went on holiday, and it was a last-minute thing. The biggest we could see might be 12ft. Why would they be swimming in the North Sea? It’s a running joke as a crocodile spotter.” There are no crocodiles in European waters.

Sarah Craven heard her son screaming there were crocodiles in the sea and when she looked over the cliff she claimed she saw three in the water – but there ...

"I know it wasn't. "I fully believe there were three crocodiles swimming together. I saw it and have videos too.

Sarah Craven took pictures and filmed the "suspicious creatures" her family spotted on a walk near Blue Dolphin Caravan Park between Cayton Bay and Filey, ...

Why would they be swimming in the North Sea? It’s a running joke as a crocodile spotter.” Dr Julian agreed that it was possible that the crocodiles could have been “put” in the water, but she said most sightings of strange creatures turned out to be false. “It’s something inexplicable, but I don’t know what. “Experts would say it’s not possible, but they would say that because they wouldn’t want to put the fear factor on tourists." There are no crocodiles in European waters.

Sarah Craven was holidaying at Blue Dolphin Caravan Park with her family when she spotted what seemed to be two crocodiles.

One commenter asked if they could be rocks, to which the holidaymaker replied insisting that she saw the "legs and tails". "I had entertained the idea they might be seals or walruses, plastic crocodiles or even floating debris. She said: "It is extremely unlikely we would be seeing such tropical species in the North Sea." She explained: "I could see the front and back legs swimming with two pointed tails swishing behind." She continued, "I started to film however the videos I feel don't do it justice. Being there was a different story we saw both front legs and back legs moving and the tails behind."

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Sarah continued: “If a closer look is taken you can see the back legs swimming. [crocodiles](/read-this/asian-hornets-spotted-in-uk-what-are-asian-hornets-what-to-do-if-you-see-one-3860655)!’. “We took the boys up for a walk on the cliff top when we saw some dolphins jumping in the background,” she explained.

Craven said: “I saw front and back legs swimming at the side of two large crocodiles or alligators, and the long pointed tails were swishing behind them.” ...

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