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Originally posted by radagast
whatever it is, it must breed right ? the smallest known population that is able to maintain its numbers is 30 mountain goats in california. Lets say nessie gets by on 10. wouldn't 10 nessies leave evidence ?
Originally posted by Dawnaj
Be honest now guys n gals,
even if you don�t belive in the story about the "monster" that supposedly lives in Loch Ness, would you take a 30 minute swim in the lake to prove that you really mean what you say?
I now I wouldn�t go near that lake, even less go swim in it!
Originally posted by Sauron
Interesting pictures: real I don�t know, I wonder why this creature has not been proven to be real or a hoax after all these years.
couldn't they put a little sub out there to look for it?
Originally posted by Murcielago
I'de prefer they do what i saw done on I think it was The Simpsons. Drain the entire lake and find out whats been hidding there for all these years.
Originally posted by SMR
Originally posted by Murcielago
I'de prefer they do what i saw done on I think it was The Simpsons. Drain the entire lake and find out whats been hidding there for all these years.
I remember they did such a thing in the 1986 movie THE QUEST
Instead of finding the legendary creature known as the "Donkegin",they found an old mining crane that would release air and allow it to raise the 'head'.It had junk all over it covering it making it look like a creatures head.
Pretty cool flick really.
The Quest
Originally posted by Der Kapitan
The second pic in the original post is thought to be a photo of an elephants trunk. (Yes, they can swim.) As far as taking a dip in Loch Ness- sure! It's just that it's likely to be dang cold there. Shrinkage, people, shrinkage.
Originally posted by Gazrok
I remember one of the pics looking like stegosaurus scales....
I've seen similar pics of giant sturgeon whose top fins can look like that as they break the water... We're talking about a fish that is almost 20' long! They are commonly mistaken for sea monsters, and if it isn't giant eels, then sturgeon may be the answer....
[edit on 27-8-2004 by Gazrok]