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The Aberdeen Carcass refers to an unidentified animal corpse found washed up on the coast of Aberdeen in the 20th century. The carcass was partially decomposed, leading to speculation that it might be a surviving prehistoric marine reptile. Photographs and samples were taken before the remains decayed or were discarded. Experts disagreed on its identity, with suggestions ranging from basking shark to plesiosaur. The mystery was fueled by the ambiguous nature of the body's features. No definitive classification was ever reached. The event remains a footnote in cryptozoological history.