derwoodii
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That's a big piece. Surprising that not more publicity was given to it being found.
yes agree so i was hunting about to find a second source of the story to better verify and today found this link with some better pictures and evidence analysis to support claim
http://www.jamiiforums.com/threads/bawa-kubwa-la-ndege-laokotwa-kisiwani-pemba.1070044/
External Quote:Its appearance is strongly reminiscent of the flaperon found on Réunion island, although there seems to be none of the broken-off hinge attachments and so forth that were visible on the ends and underside of the flaperon. Also, there is a very visible waterline, which the flaperon lacked. It would be interesting to know if this waterline corresponds with that observed by the French investigators when they put the flaperon in their test tank in Toulouse.
So what is it, exactly? Commenter Rob suggests it "Might be a piece of inboard flap." Ken Goodwin writes "Though the part has the shape of a wing part. It does not jog the memory. Closed large end with no fittings. Surface with no fittings.?" Of course it might not be from MH370 at all. But if it is, it breaks from the recent trend of debris items being small enough to hold with one hand.