Milky white 'mare' sighted on California beach!

The coast of California is a popular spot for vacationers and residents alike, and many were out enjoying the waves and sand on Wednesday when something unusual was spotted in the water. A group of people saw a large, white animal swimming just offshore that they initially thought was a whale. However, after closer inspection they realized that it was actually a horse!

This 'mare' was quite a sight to see - and locals are already calling her the new mascot of the beach. Some have even started providing her with food and water, in case she needs it. Officials from the local park service have been notified and are currently looking into this strange occurrence.

So far there is no word on where the horse came from or how she ended up in the water, but we will be sure to keep you updated as more information becomes available. In the meantime, be sure to check out the incredible photos of this unusual visitor below!

Is this the Loch Ness Monster?

A sighting of a large, dark creature in the Loch Ness has sparked speculation that it could be the legendary Loch Ness Monster.

The creature was spotted by Rankin Campbell, who was out fishing on the loch. He described it as being around 20 feet long and dark in colour. He said that it moved quickly through the water and left a large wake behind it.

This is not the first time that a large creature has been spotted in Loch Ness. There have been numerous sightings of a "monster" in the loch over the years, and there is even a statue of it in Inverness.

So, what is really going on in Loch Ness? Is this really the Loch Ness Monster? Or is it just another case of mistaken identity?

Mystery creature spotted in Scotland!

Reports of a strange creature roaming the forests of Scotland have been flooding in, with many people claiming to have seen the beast first-hand. Named the Loch Ness Monster by locals, this mysterious being has cryptozoologists around the world scratching their heads as to what it could be.

Some believe that the Loch Ness Monster is a surviving prehistoric animal, such as a plesiosaur or ichthyosaur. Others think that it could be an aquatic version of a yeti or bigfoot. Whatever it is, there's no doubt that this creature has captured the imaginations of people all over the world!

Do you want to see the Loch Ness Monster for yourself? If so, head on up to Scotland and take a trip to Loch Ness! Although there's no guarantee that you'll spot the monster, it's definitely worth a shot!

Strange sea creature baffles onlookers!

When a strange sea creature washed up on the shores of New Zealand, onlookers were baffled by its appearance. With its long spindly arms and legs, it looked nothing like any marine animal they had ever seen before.

Some speculated that it could be a new type of octopus, while others thought it might be some sort of sea spider. The true identity of the creature has still not been confirmed, but scientists are currently studying it to see if they can determine what it is.

In the meantime, the locals have affectionately named it 'the blob'. Whatever it turns out to be, this strange sea creature is definitely one for the record books!

Could this be a new species of marine animal?

Recently, a marine biologist on vacation in the Philippines photographed what could be a new species of marine animal. The photos were taken near the island of Siargao, and show a small, pink creature with a long tail. The biologist has not yet been able to identify the animal, but is asking for help from experts.

If this is a new species of marine animal, it would be exciting news for science. Marine biologists are still discovering new creatures all the time, and there may be many more that we haven't even seen yet. This little pink creature could reveal something important about the biodiversity of our oceans.

At this point, we can only wait and see if experts can identify the animal in the photographs. In the meantime, let's all keep our eyes open for anything strange or unusual in our oceans!

Huge Mare Found in Field!

Residents of a small town in the middle of nowhere were shocked yesterday when they discovered a huge, dark-colored mare in a nearby field.

The horse was reportedly standing motionless in the center of the field, and appeared to be in very poor condition. It was unclear how long the horse had been there, but local residents said that it looked like it had not been fed or watered for weeks.

Many people in the town were worried about the horse, and several tried to approach it in order to help, but the animal was too skittish and ran away.

It is still unknown who owns the horse or where it came from, but officials are currently investigating.

Mare Attacks Jogger!

A jogger out for a morning run near the ocean was viciously attacked by a large mare over the weekend.

The mare, who appeared to be in an agitated state, came charging at the jogger and began kicking her with its hind legs. The jogger sustained several serious injuries, including a broken leg and several lacerations, before she was able to escape.

The attack has left many locals shaken, as this is the first time anything like this has happened in the area. Officials are urging people to be cautious when near the ocean, and to stay away from any animals that appear to be acting aggressively.

Pregnant Mare Gives Birth to Filly

A pregnant horse has given birth to a healthy filly. The owner of the horse, who has not been identified, said that she was "shocked" when she saw the new arrival.

The filly was born at the owner's farm in Pennsylvania and is the firstborn of the mare. The owner said that she plans to keep the filly and raise her as a companion animal.

The birth comes at a time when there is increased attention on pregnant horses and their offspring. Earlier this year, a pregnant horse in California gave birth to a colt that was later euthanized due to complications.

Horses are generally considered pregnant after they have missed a period of their normal cycle, but some owners opt to have their horses undergo ultrasound scans to ensure that the pregnancy is proceeding smoothly. Pregnant mares are typically given supplemental feed and rest in order to ensure that they are healthy and able to give birth to a foal without complication.

Mare Sells For Record Price at Auction

In a bidding war that went back and forth multiple times, a mare was sold for a record-breaking price at an auction this week. The final bid of $11 million smashed the previous record for the sale of a horse, which was set just last year.

The white mare, who is said to be of Polish descent, was sold by War Horse Sport Horses LLC. She is described as having a gentle temperament and being an excellent broodmare.

Bidders from all over the world competed for the chance to own her, with the final two coming from China and the United Arab Emirates. The horse was eventually sold to a Sheikh in Dubai who plans to use her in his stable of racehorses.

Mare Enjoys a Good Run

Mare, a domesticated horse, enjoys a good run every day. She spends her mornings running around her paddock and then gallops around the farm to explore new areas. This is her favorite part of the day, and she always comes back panting and sweaty but happy.

Mare was born in captivity and has never known anything else, so running is just something she enjoys doing. Her owners say that she always seems to be in a good mood after a run and is always ready to eat and drink. They think it's because she gets to use all of her energy in a healthy way, and it's definitely better than her being bored or getting into trouble.

The farm where Mare lives also has cows, pigs, chickens, and other animals. She loves to visit them and play with them, but nothing beats a good run around the farm. She's always excited when her human friends come outside to play with her, but nothing makes her happier than when they let her loose in the fields for a good run.