Beachgoers left in shock as PIG HEADS wash up on shore of seaside town

Several pigheads have horrifically washed up onto a quaint UK beach in a bizarre mystery.

A dog walker was left in shock after he spotted the unsettling heads along the shore on an early morning stroll. Around five pig heads and a pair of trotters were mysteriously spotted scattered along Gurnard beachon the Isle of Wight. The unfortunate dog walker who made the eerie discoveries collected the parts in bags before taking to social media to warn other pet owners of the grim hazard on the beach. The horrified petowner also reported the shocking discovery to the local authority.

He wrote: "Possibly worth warning dog owners…pigs heads are washing up in front of the chalets near the luck. There’s about five this morning! Praying it’s not voodoo stuff or Isle of Wight Godfather remake… and there’s just been a small mishap out at sea.

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"Have bagged up ones I’ve seen and reported to council, but the tide is coming in and don’t know if it will bring more. This is not cool." He also reported the finds to the local authorities and the Environment Agency.

Isle of Wight Council advised beach goers to report any similar finds so they could be removed safely. A spokesperson said: "We instructed our waste service provider to remove and dispose of them.

"If beachgoers come across a dead animal washed up on the shore, they should report it to us so we can arrange for safe collection." Authorities were not able to confirm how many heads they had received or where they had come from.

This shockingly has not been the first time an eerie animal discovery has been made on a British beach. A mysterious sea creature with a human-like head and hard shell on it's back was allegedly found washed up on the shores in Cornwall.

The creepy discovery was made over 400 years ago, according to a local newspaper at the time. The strange looking beast, which no one was ever able to identify, was apparently 48ft long with green eyes and was discovered by two young boys.

The kids were supposedly walking across the Porthleven beach while searching for shipwrecks but came across something far more eerie. The discovery was dubbed "Sea Monster" by locals at the time.

Another mysterious looking creature more recently washed up on a beach at a popular tourist hotspot. A gruesome-looking beast was found lying among the vegetation at Pico de Oro Beach, located southwest of Cancun in Mexico, in January 2024.

It appeared to have four limbs, an elongated head, and a row of sharp teeth. A team of astonished fishermen found the dead creature and images of the corpse were widely shared on social media, sparking fear among locals.

But experts calmed concerns after they pointed out the decomposing animal has all the characteristics of a seal.