A disturbing discovery has rocked the peaceful coastal community of Indented Head, where multiple animal heads were found washed up on the popular beach, triggering an immediate police response.
The grim find was made by a local resident during a routine walk along the shoreline of the Bellarine Peninsula beach, approximately 30km from Geelong. Victoria Police confirmed they were called to the scene after the unsettling discovery was reported.
Beachgoers and residents have been left shaken by the incident, with many expressing concern about the nature of the discovery. Local authorities have cordoned off the area while investigations continue to determine the origin and circumstances surrounding the animal remains.
Police are treating the matter seriously and have appealed to the public for information. "We're asking anyone who may have seen suspicious activity in the Indented Head area or who has information that could assist our investigation to come forward," a police spokesperson stated.
The discovery has sparked conversations among wildlife experts and conservationists about proper animal disposal methods and beach safety. Environmental officers are working alongside police to ensure the area is properly cleaned and made safe for public use.
Local council representatives have reassured community members that they are cooperating fully with the police investigation and will implement additional monitoring of the beach area in the coming days.
