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Is there a Lochness Monster?

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I'm really confused with all the movies and fakes. Can someone just tell me the truth and give me proof?

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  1. There isn't a Lochness Monster

    there isn't a reliable evidence to support its existence

    scientists tried to scan the bottom of the lake where Lochness Monster is reportedly sighted and there isn't anything found.


  2. Have a look at this carcass that a fishing boat dragged up near New Zealand in 1977. And while it was sorta starting to rot, it sure didn't look like any other water creature I've ever seen.

    I believe that there is or at least was a so called Loch Ness monster. However I think that it is/was a dinosaur that has managed to survive hiding away from humanity.

  3. the logical answer is no, but i think it's a nice story and i'm interested in how the legend came about. also it help the scottish tourism board!

  4. no

    i no its supposed to be in the deepest water in the UK but its also like a billion years old so if it was real surely it would have died and floated to the top??


  5. There is no evidence it is real. It isnt real, dont believe the movies.

  6. The Loch Ness Monster (A.K.A Nessiteras rhombopteryx) is an alleged animal, identified neither as to a family or species, reportedly living in Scotland's Loch Ness. The Loch Ness Monster is one of the best-known monsters studied by cryptozoologogists (monster hunters!). Popular belief and interest in the animal has been around over the years since it came to the world's attention in 1933. Evidence of its existence is largely told by word of mouth, with minimal, and much disputed, photographic material and sonar readings: there has not been any physical evidence (skeletal remains, capture of a live animal, definitive tissue samples or spoor) uncovered as of 2008. Local people, and later many around the world, have affectionately referred to the animal by the diminutive Nessie (Scottish Gaelic: "Niseag") since the 1950s.


  7. still no proof up to now.

  8. no way. i mean c'mon, a giant prehistoric swimming monster floating around in scotland?

    all those photos and films are all fake, they either took a picture of a log that looked exactly like a lizard or they made a rubber replica of what they thought it looked like and threw it in such nearby pond and made a film about it.

  9. No, there is no monster in Loch Ness.  It's just a tourist attraction to get gullable people to give locals their money.

  10. Many people have tried for many years to find proof.

    The size of Loch Ness might make it possible for a large creature (or family) to inhabit the exceptionally deep waters.

    Loch Ness holds more fresh water than ALL the lakes of England and Wales combined.

    Some claim that it is a dinosaur of sorts in this freshwater loch ('lake'), but if the entire genetic line is limited to one family, there would be limited scope for reproduction without defects.

    Alternatively, the 'Family Ness' could live in vast time scales.

    Possibly there is a narrow channel into the North Sea.

    People claim to have seen something on several occasions, but as yet there is no indisputable proof - one way or another.

    Science often lacks the tools needed to discover things until after they present themselves. Marie Curie thought there was something odd about 'Pitchblende' - it turned out to be radioactivity.

    Loch Ness is a gorgeous and mysterious place, especially around dawn and dusk. Perhaps you could visit and see for yourself?

  11. no

  12. Yes and no.  The legend is real, whether the monster is or not, who knows!  

  13. There isn't one. The proof is they haven't found it.

  14. No there is not.

    And there is no proof, because it doesn't exist.

    You can't prove something isn't there.

  15. It doesn't exist :]

  16. No . I saw a show disputed the evidence and ultimately proved false (the famous picture of nessy)

  17. No, it is just myth handed down by folklore, and all the so called "sightings" have been hoaxes. There have been several attempts using the latest underwater detection gear to find anything that may be there, but all these searches have drawn a blank.

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