Abstract
We present a case of a strange nonchaotic attractor (SNA) which is also nonfractal and continuous. This provides a counterexample to the widely extended assumption about the intrinsic fractal nature of any SNA. We also show that the most useful techniques to characterize the SNA fail for this case.
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