The Tenby Incident

Of course, I didn't touch it. I just rang the police and the coastguard on my mobile and then waited until some men in white coats arrived in an unmarked van to take it away for scientific analysis.

I was on the beach early and there was nobody else around. I probably shouldn't have taken a photograph and I could be in a lot of trouble for writing about it on my blog, so please keep it to yourself.

I was glad it was obviously dead, as it was over a metre long and could, no doubt, have been extremely dangerous. Some kind of crustacean, I would guess, and obviously not of this planet. A kind of Space Lobster.

I expect that they will analyse its DNA but since all the publicity surrounding the Roswell Incident, I know that all Governments tends to keep the results of such things secret.

The only thing that they did tell me was that it's not the first time that this kind of thing has happened. Apparently several of them have been discovered in late March previously. Perhaps that's when their mother ship sends visitors to this planet. In any event, it's just possible that you may have seen reports of similar incidents, usually around the very beginning of April.