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Police say tattooed man's body that washed up on Gold Coast not suspicious

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Police don't suspect foul play after the body of a tattooed man washed up on South Stradbroke Island. (9NEWS)

Police don't suspect foul play after the body of a tattooed man washed up on South Stradbroke Island. (9NEWS) 9NEWS

The death of a heavily tattooed man whose body washed up on South Stradbroke Island is not being treated as suspicious, police say.

The body, clad only in black pants, was discovered by a park ranger about 7.30am on Sunday on the ocean side of the island, about 5km north of the Gold Coast seaway.

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Police said it appeared the man had been dead for at least five days.

The cause of death is yet to be determined, but a police spokesperson told AAP on Tuesday that it "doesn't appear to be suspicious".

Investigations are continuing to determine the man's identity.

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