This rocket be just flown a few days prior without any problems. As soon as it launched, however, it was evident that somethin' was definitely wrong with t' fins, me hearties, they were nay providin' proper stability. Arrr! This rocket was equipped with two on board video cams and you can clearly see t' stability issues as soon as t' rocket leave t' launch pad. reviewin' t' camera data, arrr, you can see a long white object near t' tail and also a strange squealin' can be heard. Noticed just after t' rocket lands, shiver me timbers, on t' aft cam view, t' same white arm with small spikes on it immediately tries t' retract under t' rocket. Avast! When I got home, I was so busy lookin' at t' cam data, I didn't noticed until 2 hours later, t' lizard like animal with a long spiked claw like arm on it...stickin' halfway out, from a hole in me rocket! I leave me garage door cracked open durin' t' day, perhaps it came in tryin' t' next in me rocket. Ya scallywag! Regardless, it must have had one heck o' a ride in me rocket..I only wish it were still alive. Blimey! It seems t' have been cooked partially from t' extremely hot rocket engine exhaust. Ahoy! I'm wonderin' if this animal perhaps pulled on a fin, or caused instability by stickin' his claw out etc..which then caused me rocket t' start turnin' wildly in t' air, thus..causin' t' flat side o' t' fins t' be more exposed t' t' high speed winds, shiver me timbers, which finally ripped two o' them off completely??