A huge foam and fiberglass head was discovered floating in New York's
Hudson River by a college crew team earlier this week, and days later
nobody knows where it came from.
The head, which is at least 7 feet tall and 5 feet wide, was found Monday morning by the Marist College men's crew team.
"The
coach, who is in a motorboat, took a quick spin out and investigated
it, and was as baffled as anyone by what he saw," said Greg Cannon,
spokesman for Marist College. "But because it was a navigation hazard,
he felt it was his duty to haul it in. It took about 10 members of his
team to haul it in."
Because it was waterlogged, it weighed "at
least a couple hundred pounds," he said. The head -- which has a foam
core but is covered in a fiberglass shell and has metal rods in it --
has had a home in front of the Marist boathouse since it was dragged
from the water.
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