New Footage showing not one but two Loch Ness monsters

a reply to: ltrz2025

Looks more like a log, or a big branch.

That is EXACTLY what it looks like! Both ends are sticking up out of the water while part of it remains below water making it look like two objects instead of one, but they move simultaneously.

originally posted by: AOx6179

originally posted by: Halfswede
Can't watch the vid. It is barking about adblocker. Tried it on three browsers w/o adblock and it still barks.

www.mirror.co.uk...
Try this article.

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There's a few news casts about it on YouTube. This one is from Australian News.

The video from Australian News looks like it was dated two years ago.

originally posted by: musicismagic

originally posted by: scottobereal
a reply to: AOx6179

Bowl of weaksauce.

I was thinking a bowl of oatmeal with Chinese honey in it.

Or a bowl of fake plastic rice with fake Chinese honey on top

a reply to: AOx6179

As long as it has supposedly been there, there would have to be a population of them which implied a good many more than 1.

a reply to: ketsuko
A marine biologist put an end to this years ago! There’s not enough food in the Loch to support a large predator.

a reply to: AOx6179

That looks like a log, Or an otter pulling a rope across the water, or a Sturgeon with an enlarged Pineal Gland.

a reply to: AOx6179

originally posted by: redchad
a reply to: ketsuko
A marine biologist put an end to this years ago! There’s not enough food in the Loch to support a large predator.

So his degree and proclomations erase centuries of reports. I'll bet.

But could something evolved that might still be able to live there?

The 1972 Flipper photos and sonar contacts..

This is a long but fascinating read if you have the time.

I was convinced by this at the time but here it's all taken apart and debunked in enormous and painstaking detail:

tetzoo.com...

a reply to: stelth2

Wakes?

a reply to: boredhere74

Evolution takes centuries . If a creature can't live there it will die and won't get to evolve?

If a pond dries out, for instance, fish will die. They won't evolve?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: boredhere74

Evolution takes centuries . If a creature can't live there it will die and won't get to evolve?

If a pond dries out, for instance, fish will die. They won't evolve?

Evolution takes centuries. That is how the theory goes. And it is just that, a theory.