Is the bottom of Loch Ness a water monster or an undiscovered creature?

There are a lot of unknown creatures on Earth. After all, there are still many places on Earth that cannot be reached by humans, but there is no such huge unknown creature as the Loch Ness Monster, and the body is large, the more likely it is to be discovered by humans.

Rumors about the Loch Ness Monster have been around since the last century. I once heard about the world and took a **, but it was later confirmed that this ** was taken according to the principle of proximity. Since then, the Loch Ness Monster has been considered a non-existent creature.

The resolution of modern phones is very good, but it doesn't have the Loch Ness Monster**. British researchers have also conducted a scientific investigation on you and have found no rumored creatures in the lake. There are also large mystical creatures in a lake in western China.

Later, it was discovered that it was some of the larger fish. There are similar rumors in Tianchi in Changbai Mountain. In the end, it was discovered that the mysterious waves were a few ducks, without any facts, just eyeballs.

There were many such rumors in the world, but in the end there were none. It is likely that the legendary giant creature does not exist. The Earth is very big for humans.

Many people are inaccessible in many places, but many places, such as underground, space and deep seabed, due to the lack of light, some of the species that are being fed are producers of chemical energy, they are similar to plants, but in this way, the efficiency is lower, the conversion energy is lower, and the biota can be supported by smaller, while there are few species that live near the deep seabed, at most small crabs, shrimps, etc.

Living organisms have to exchange energy and matter with the environment. Large organisms must consume a lot of energy and matter, and such large organisms will not be isolated individuals. Only one or two cannot reproduce, and there are more water sports in the lake.

Animals can't afford it, and if there are a lot of them, there won't be sporadic ones.

For example, in the case of large marine organisms, marine organisms also live in the upper layers of the sea, as phytoplankton are distributed in the upper layers of the sea. Some mysterious megafauna, such as the squid king, live at depths of about 600-2000 meters. After death, they will swell and float to the surface of the water, and they will also be captured by humans.

I think the bottom of Loch Ness is infested with a creature that has not been discovered by humans, it is a mysterious and colorful lake bottom, and the depth from the ground to the bottom of the lake is high, and it is not surprising if there is an unknown creature, because there are many more things in the world that are worth exploring.

I think it's a creature that hasn't been discovered by humans. Loch Ness has been around for hundreds of millions of years and has undergone many changes, so it is likely that it is a creature that existed very early, but it was extremely ferocious and unexplored by humans.

Some believe it to be an old eel, which has lived for about 100 years, and some of the eels have become infertile eunuch eels. Since these eels do not spawn, some of them do not venture into the sea, and some remain in Loch Ness, where they are mistaken for water monsters.

I think it's a water monster, and the story of a giant monster in Loch Ness that often comes out to devour people and animals has been circulating more than 1,500 years ago. Some people say that it has the long trunk of an elephant, and its body is soft and smooth

The Loch Ness Monster is nothing more than a 42-metre-long, 4-metre-wide, 86-metre-tall model that was used in the Sherlock Holmes movie! The old yellow calendar of 2017.

It's a fish, and there was once a show called "Into Science" that investigated two whole episodes and found that there was a huge fish in Loch Ness, which was large because of its long survival time, and looked like a water monster from a distance.

The water of Loch Ness is full of peat, visibility is not high, and because the water is deep, it is full of mystery. For several years, there have been theories that the Loch Ness Monster actually existed, but there is no solid evidence.

It is supposed to be an undiscovered creature, once photographed**, it is jet black, up to 45 feet long, and swims very fast. There has always been a suspicion of the creatures at the bottom of Loch Ness.

In fact, it is nothing, and the local senior Loch Ness monster investigation expert said that it was the water ripples left by the passing of a fast yacht, so it made people mistake it for a water monster. So don't believe rumors.

Summary. The Loch Ness Monster does not really exist, and the Loch Ness Monster first appeared in the 30s of the 20th century. Kenneth Wilson, a London-based surgeon, photographed a monster with a long-necked snake head in Loch Ness.

This ** was widely circulated, and it was not until decades later that it was discovered that it was actually a prank. The Loch Ness Monster is one of the most mysterious and fascinating <> on Earth

<> whether the Loch Ness Monster exists or not.

The Loch Ness Monster does not really exist, and the Loch Ness Monster first appeared in the 30s of the 20th century. Kenneth Wilson, a London-based surgeon, photographed a monster with a long-necked snake head in Loch Ness. This ** was widely circulated, and it was not until decades later that it was discovered that it was actually a prank.

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<> more than 1,500 years ago, there was a story that huge monsters in Loch Ness often came out to devour people and animals. Some people in ancient times even claimed to have seen this monster, some said that it had the long trunk of an elephant and was soft and smooth. Some say it's long-necked and round-headed; Some say that when it appears, it is foamy and splashes everywhere; Some people say that it spits smoke from its mouth, which makes the lake sometimes foggy, and the various legends are quite inconsistent, and the more widely spread, the more mysterious it becomes, and it sounds intimidating, but it is a rumor after all. One to ten, ten to hundred, very bizarre <>

<> one of them, Rupert Goodall, was a lieutenant in the British Navy, and from 1933 he did little other than to visit the local population around Loch Ness, collecting 42 eyewitness accounts for the 10 years from 1923 to 1933, and compiling them into a book over several months. Soon, the book became a local bestseller in the UK, and as a result, the Loch Ness Monster became a hot news story in the UK. The other, a merchant named Bertram Mills, offered a bounty of £20,000 for the Loch Ness Monster to be caught alive, which was not a small sum at the time.

Of course, Mills has his own agenda, he is the owner of a circus, and his circus is touring the Nice region at a time when the water monster incident is in full swing. When he heard about the water monster incident that caused a sensation in the whole country, he thought that if he could get the water monster into the circus, he would definitely make a fortune. A best-selling book and a bounty became the catalyst for the whole thing, and many hunters rushed to Loch Ness to investigate, and if they found the monster, money and fame would follow.

The first to find evidence was a hunter named Mamaduk Wiserrere, who found a string of huge footprints by the lake, he excitedly photographed **, and found** announced that he had found evidence. However, he was soon slapped in the face, and after analyzing and comparing them, scientists at the British Museum found that the imprint was a <> left by the base of the parasol

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It's all hearsay.

The truth is:

There is indeed an unknown large aquatic creature in Loch Ness.

One day in August of the year, a British veterinarian named Gram passed near Loch Ness, and suddenly he saw a monster in Loch Ness, according to Grant, the monster's body was four or five meters long, and it disappeared into the lake after a while, which caused a huge sensation.

In April, an engineer at British Airways shot a 15-metre-long motion picture film. Through these images, one can clearly see a huge creature with a long black neck swimming in Loch Ness.

In August of that year, the United States used underwater cameras and sonar cameras to shoot a lot of designs in Loch Ness, and there was one **, which clearly showed some limbs of a huge organism.

I think it's very simple, drain the water, it depends on what kind of fish it is, and maybe it's delicious.

It is a giant eel that is more than 100 years old and has no fertility, with a body length of fifteen meters. Unable to have children and staying in Loch Ness, Loch Ness is rich in food, eels eat a lot, and have a unique way of eating, and grow for a long time, which has become the Loch Ness Monster today.

In September 2006, it was revealed that the Loch Ness Monster was a fifteen-meter-long moray eel that was over 100 years old!

The Loch Ness Monster has been found, but the UK has blocked the news, saying that it has not been found, and there is evidence to prove it.

It was a doctor and his friend who faked **, and they all died one after another, and one of them revealed the truth when he was dying. It has been broadcast on Shenzhen Satellite TV.

Actually, it's a mutant creature++ or an ancient creature.

In fact, it was a circus leader who asked the elephant to bathe in the lake in order to make money by copying it, but due to its weight, the elephant only showed its nose and back, and was mistaken for a water monster.

I think this is what someone did manually in order to be famous, anyway, it was either mechanical, or someone made it by water.

And how do those photographers know when to show up?

Maybe it's a giant turtle bathing, it's not impossible, the water monster on the ** is similar to the turtle, you look at the turtle's long neck, his back, and the ** on it, it's not the giant turtle or the ancestor of the turtle.

There are no monsters in Loch Ness.

Satellite sonar detection did not see monsters.

British scientists have officially announced that the legendary Loch Ness Monster does not exist, and they used sonar and satellite equipment to comb through Loch Ness, but found no trace of the monster.

The BBC-funded research team began the search with confidence that the "monster" depicted in Scottish lore must exist. They speculated that the alleged monster was an ancient marine reptile plesiosaur. Together with the dinosaurs, they became extinct after an asteroid hit the Earth.

About a month and a half ago, a Scotsman discovered a fossil of a plesiosaur's spine on the shores of Loch Ness. This proves that plesiosaurs were present in this area in ancient times.

In order to ensure that every inch of the lake area is spared, the BBC team used 600 independent sonar beams and satellite navigation technology in the hope of discovering the air exhaled by the lungs of the "water monster", and these underwater air bubbles will cause the sonar signal to be distorted. Hugh McKay, who was involved in the search, reported to the BBC: "The trip allowed us to get some pretty detailed material about Loch Ness, such as its steep circumference, flat bottom, and no signs of large animals living here.

The Nice Monster is simply an illusion.

Loch Ness in northern Scotland, UK

There have been rumors of water monsters, and recently some geologists have pointed out that there are no water monsters at all in Loch Ness.

Italian geologist Picardi presented his theory at a conference co-organized by the Geological Society of America in London. He said that in recent years, there have been thousands of so-called sightings of water monsters, and only a few points are the same, including the "water monsters" causing splashes and turbulent water on the surface of the lake, which are very similar to those caused by **.

He pointed out that Loch Ness is located on a fault, and the slightest ** can cause various effects on the surface of the lake, such as turbulent water flow and large blisters. Loch Ness is long and narrow, with an average width of 1.6 kilometers and a depth of more than 200 meters.

Sightings of the Loch Ness Monster first appeared in the seventh century A.D. by a monk St. Colomba

columba). Legend has it that he not only witnessed the water monster, but also drank it to prevent it from harming humans. Since then, for more than 1,000 years, some people have claimed to have seen water monsters, and some people have also taken pictures of ** purported to be "water monsters", but most of them have been confirmed to be fakes.

I also want to know, now that science is so advanced, we should go down and see it. If there are no water monsters, why don't you dare to dive???

It's a giant python that helps promote acres.

It should be the result of a variety of effects, such as the effect of light and shadow and the strong curiosity of human beings about the unknown.

Old K tells stories about the Loch Ness Monster.

80% of the Lake Dys Monster was plesiosaurs, and it is possible that they were also land dinosaurs, because of the natural phenomenon of dinosaur extinction, the evolution of the soup after surviving in the sea should be that this dinosaur ate seagrass or seahorses and other fish to survive.

1 Ordinary animals say.

2. Forgery said. 3 natural phenomena said.

4 Aliens said.

Otherwise, there are no water monsters in Loch Ness, just legends, probably because many people came here to explore the secrets and eventually drowned.

It must be a crocodile or something like that in Loch Ness, there are no water monsters at all, this crocodile should be quite big.

If you can't investigate it, you can talk nonsense, the unsolved mysteries in the world, can you say that it is a prop for scientific experiments?

It's not clear what it is, it should be some crocodiles or water snakes, maybe the water snakes under Loch Ness are relatively large.