They finally traced the call. For the last three decades, no one knew why bits and pieces of plastic, orange Garfield the Cat telephones were turning up along a 15-mile stretch of France’s Brittany ...

Plastic Garfield phones have been washing up along the French coast for over 3 decades with no explanation, until now. The mysterious cat headsets have perplexed the local communities and ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Since the 1980s, bright orange parts of a novelty Garfield phone have been steadily washing up on the ...

Year after year, he came.Orange, plastic and hungry for lasagna, his self-satisfied face was stuck in a permanent grin. Sometimes he came intact. Other times, he was in pieces or badly coated in grime ...

For more than 30 years, orange plastic phones bearing the image of the popular comic strip character Garfield have been washing up on rocky beaches in western France. Now, the mystery of their origin ...

For nearly 30 years, it remained a mystery. In varying quantities and qualities, Garfield corded phones had been washing up on the shores of Brest, a port city in Northwest France. For years, ...