Big whale Found In Park in Oklahoma Mandela Effect

Big whale Found In Park in Oklahoma Mandela Effect

So a city worker in Oklahoma, cleaning parks, finds a 40 foot whale. There are no signs of tracks or other evidence of the whale being hauled and dumped.

One theory is that it got lost and swam upstream then got stuck. However, it is on land.

What do you think?

I noticed an old thread about 4 beached whales in Oklahoma in 2012, but this is a bit different. Stranger location and all.

Wouldn't call it a mandela effect as per title, but pretty strange nonetheless.

a reply to: imd12c4funn

Photoshop, probably.

There are few rivers in Oklahoma - very few that are navigable by boats with shallow draft, let alone a whale. There is the Port of Catoosa, but to get there, a whale would have to traverse locks up the river and to get to the river it would have to go up the Mississippi River.

Oh, looks like WND is claiming it was found in Muskogee. I thought perhaps they meant Tulsa, which has some vaguely similar structures. Thing is, this is what Muskogee looks like - which is nothing like the images in the hoax article.

Just doing a search by image (thanks Google) on the WND picture suggests it might actually be a real picture, but from Rennes, France.

Interestingly, it seems the image is real, while the whale was actually a fake, but again - in France.

WND hoax strikes again.

It's the whale from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

a reply to: imd12c4funn

Do you have something other then YouTube??

UFO dropped it. Only logical conclusion.

Kinda curious as to where the crowds are.

A whale in Oklahoma...would tend, I would think, to bring out the gawkers and the curious. Yet the parking lot was fairly empty in the background, and those are apartments in the background--with people living in them, one supposes--where are the on lookers?

Call me tad bit skeptical.

Didn't that one splatter? And where is the flower in the pot?
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A big seagull dropped it there.

a reply to: jappee

Was also on an alien planet, but I still liked the idea and went with it.

a reply to: rickymouse

You can't prove a thing.

Whale in the park in Oklahoma hoaxes are the worst hoaxes.

That guys voice is awesome. I'd rather hear him narrate, as opposed to the the robot voice videos just love to use.

On topic: I also feel like there should be on lookers, and any other sources besides this YouTube video?

I'm gonna throw this out there: maybe it found its way to Oklahoma through the underground channels that criss-cross under America?

EDIT: I see this has been shown to be a hoax already. Still, it had nothing to do with politics so a star and flag for you!

Fake news. Surely no one here is that gullible.

Oh, wait.....

Curiously enough a few years ago they found a seal very inland over in the UK.
It was puddling along in a small creek.

No one ever really explained it either.

Mistakenly dropped by a cloaked Klingon ship with the original crew from star trek inside?

Maybe crossed into the wrong timeline?

lol

I am from Oklahoma and I promise you anything of this nature would have been all over the news and facebook.This is fake news.

a reply to: IAMTAT

False. Whalenado.

Mysterious remains of a whale found in a park in Pretoria

Same photo -

a reply to: Greven

Just watch the other videos on his channel. If the Fat Albert meets Charlie Day voice can be taken seriously for any duration of time then that should take care of any doubts.

But from what I can see, I would agree with the France thing. The vehicles in the background. Mainly the minivan kind of thing to the left across the river. The only thing I can think of sold in the US that even resembles that styling is the Chevy Astrovan or the Oldsmobile variant and that's clearly newer than the last year of manufacture for either of those. My guess is Renault.

The whale image originates in France.

sperm whale of 17 meters is stranded on a quay of the Vilaine in the city center of Rennes.
An incredible event.

In his time, a sardine had stopped the port of Marseilles. On Friday morning, 1 July, a 17-meter whale ran aground in the heart of Rennes, on a wharf in the Vilaine*, which flows into the sea more than 100 kilometers away.

Source - tempsreel.nouvelobs.com...
Roughly translated from Google Translate.

*The Vilaine (Breton: Gwilen) is a river in Brittany, in the west of France.
(wiki)