The Mysterious Myth of The Loch Ness Monster

Up to 1933 it was believed that dinosaurs were extinct until they saw an enormous snake-like creature in the waters of Lake Loch in Scotland. There have been more than 1,000 sightings of a creature known as the Loch Ness Monster (Radford). This mysterious cryptid has been sighted countless times, however it has not once been caught or seen up close; this is the reason why it is believed to be a myth. From several videos, pictures, and interviews it is true that Nessie, a nickname given to the Loch Ness Monster, is real and lives in Lake Loch in Scotland; this mysterious creature has been seen countless times and is without a doubt an existing thing on this earth.

First of all, there have been several detailed pictures and videos of Nessie that prove that it really exists. The first photo ever taken in 1933 is very well-known and clearly shows the mysterious monster above water. There are scientists that have examined this photo time after time, zooming in on it, and the majority of them believe that the Loch Ness Monster truly does exist. Tim Dinsdale, an aeronautical engineer, saw the monster and took a photo of it ; he gave this to photo-analysis experts at the British Royal Air Force's Joint Aerial Reconnaissance Intelligence Centre. They concluded that the part of the thing that was above the water on Dinsdale's film was approximately 12-16 feet wide and 5 feet high, could not have been a boat, and was some sort of animated object ("The Legend of Nessie the Ultimate Loch Ness Monster Site"). In 2007 a scientist took a two minute video clip of Nessie that he described showed a “long, black creature swimming just below the surface of Loch Ness.” From several other videos that have been reported, people who have believed they ...

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... eel, snake, or dinosaur; having this cohesive opinion as to what this beast looks like thoroughly proves that there is some mysterious animal existing in Lake Loch. The Loch Ness Monster is real, and people need to stop doubting in the existence of this mysterious beast of an animal.

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