Eder Otero's List: Lochness Monster

• • The video is informative about Nessie, But it has way too much suspense appeal to try and buy you into REALLY believing what hes saying. 
• Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - Loch Ness Monster

• Why other sites appear above ours in searches for  Loch Ness is a mysterious fault with the search engine   system, but I'm glad you managed to find my website eventually and  I hope it  lives up to your expectations.

• Mankind has always had an interest in a good mystery.   The monster, sea serpent, kraken and other mythological creatures have  formed a part of folklore since the beginning of time.    Mankind has always had an interest in a good mystery. 

   

  Around the world  there are reputed to be sea serpents or monsters in many bodies of fresh  water. Nessie in Loch Ness, Morag in  Loch Morar, Shielagh in Loch Shiel,  Lizzy in Loch Lochy, Champ in  Lake Champlain, Ogopogo in Lake Okanagan and,  would you believe, Wally in Lake Wallowa (stories  of Wally appear to have been a university prank) but you get the idea ... and  these are just a few.

• It's said that the first recorded sighting of the Loch Ness monster was in 565 AD, when followers of the missionary St. Columba reportedly saw a monster in the Loch.
• It’s been suggested that Nessie died as a result of global warming.
• The Loch Ness is the largest freshwater lake in Great Britain.
• The Loch Ness is 788 feet deep and about 23 miles long

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• Some say it's a myth; others say it's a living dinosaur or even a sea serpent that swam into the lake before it became landlocked
• Some claim that the Loch Ness monster was first reported in A.D. 565, when — according to Catholic legend — St. Columba turned away a giant beast that was threatening a man in the Ness River
• The first purported photo of Nessie was published in The Daily Mail on April 21, 1934
• Dozens of inconclusive and ambiguous photos, films, and videos have surfaced over the years, but the monster apparently has not. Loch Ness itself has been repeatedly searched for more than 70 years, using everything from miniature submarines to divers

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• The first reported sighting of Nessie was during the Dark Ages...

• 5. It's extremely unlikely that the Loch Ness Monster is a sauropod...

    
• ...or a marine reptile...
• ...or even that it exists at all.
• No matter the evidence, people will continue to believe in the Loch Ness Monster.

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