Commissioner Bill Moss said the creature, which has only a YouTube video of unexplained wake as evidence for its existence, could prove a financial boon to the city with pay-by-the quarter telescopes and a feeding area, the Palm Beach (Fla.) Post reported Tuesday.
"All indications are that it's prehistoric in nature, because it's not a manatee and it's not a shark," Moss said to laughter from colleagues at a Monday mayor commissioner meeting. "A viewing and feeding area by the waterfront would make the Muck Monster officially West Palm Beach's. We can declare it our Muck Monster, and have a naming contest for kids."
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