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Lochness Monster?
- Thread starter MrDawn
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There is probably something interesting in the Loch.
A large fish of some sort, an amazingly unpleasant type of eel, maybe a more or less modern reptile or amphibian that shouldn't be there, or, most likely, an odd combination of all of the above that under the right conditions appear to be Nessie.
But anything that would answer to the description of Loch Ness Monster? No.
A large fish of some sort, an amazingly unpleasant type of eel, maybe a more or less modern reptile or amphibian that shouldn't be there, or, most likely, an odd combination of all of the above that under the right conditions appear to be Nessie.
But anything that would answer to the description of Loch Ness Monster? No.
There have always been legends and tales of huge sea monsters, and we are still finding creatures in the oceans that we had no idea even existed, or some that we thought were extinct.
Most of the large lakes in the world also have some local legend of a huge creature in the water that is seen occasionally, and some of the lakes are so deep. That we do not know how deep they are in the deepest places. It is possible that they connect with underground rivers. I think that we probably do have some kind of large snakes-looking fish or something similar in some of these places where we have the legends and the sightings.
There are carvings and drawings for primitive people that look like what we call dinosaurs, which were supposed to have gone extinct eons ago. There is no way that these primitive drawings could exist unless humans actually saw the creature they were drawing, because they look just like what we are told now. Many places in this earth have never had a human there, so there might be all kinds of creatures that we know nothing about because they live in places where humans do not see them.
Most of the large lakes in the world also have some local legend of a huge creature in the water that is seen occasionally, and some of the lakes are so deep. That we do not know how deep they are in the deepest places. It is possible that they connect with underground rivers. I think that we probably do have some kind of large snakes-looking fish or something similar in some of these places where we have the legends and the sightings.
There are carvings and drawings for primitive people that look like what we call dinosaurs, which were supposed to have gone extinct eons ago. There is no way that these primitive drawings could exist unless humans actually saw the creature they were drawing, because they look just like what we are told now. Many places in this earth have never had a human there, so there might be all kinds of creatures that we know nothing about because they live in places where humans do not see them.
