How many lakes in China have water monsters?

There are many legends about water monsters in the world. However, these legends were later turned out: either some form of misidentification, or a farce created by someone. There are few legends that can stand up to scrutiny over a long period of time.

Chinese Water Monster Survey.

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Unless confirmed to exist (an entity is captured), it is now zero.

Zero. The water monster is still a mystery, and we still don't know if there is a water monster or not.

Anyway, we don't have a kettle in our house, I promise.

0, none of the lakes meet the conditions for the monster to survive.

I only know that there are Tianchi in Changbai Mountain, Namtso in "Tianhu", Kanas Lake in Xinjiang, and Qinghai Lake seems to have no records!

The monsters are all fake, and there is not a single one.

There are several famous ones.

Xinjiang Kanas Lake, Changbai Mountain Tianchi, Qinghai Lake.

Except for the ...... that are being studiedZero.

No, there is a water monster in Kanas Lake in Xinjiang.

n Donas Lake Monster.

Kanas Lake, located in the northern border area of Xinjiang, is not only famous for its beautiful scenery, but also attracts the world's attention because of the "lake monsters" in the water.

At about 7:50 p.m. on June 7, 2005, seven tourists who were sightseeing in Kanas Lake took a yacht to the vicinity of Sandao Bay of Kanas Lake and found that the water surface about 200 meters away from the cruise ship stirred up waves more than 1 meter high, and two unidentified objects with a length of about 10 meters swam quickly from west to east in the direction of the center of the lake, leaving a waterline like a speedboat on the lake, and then disappeared underwater after about 2 minutes. After seeing this strange situation, some tourists immediately captured this strange scene with their portable cameras. On June 8, the "lake monster" reappeared in Kanas Lake, less than 17 hours after the last one.

Some people think it's a giant big red fish.

There are many legends about the "lake monster" among the local herdsmen about Kanas Lake, saying that the cattle raised fall into the lake and are eaten by the "lake monster".

On August 11, 1985, "Xinjiang**" published a striking news on the front page: "Giant big red fish found in Kanas Lake. The head is more than one meter wide, the body length is about 10 to 15 meters, and the weight is more than 4 tons ......”

In 1987, a scientific expedition team entered Kanas Lake to explore the mystery of the "lake monster". After two years of investigation, a huge school of thirty or forty large red fish was found, each about three or four meters long. The expedition later announced that the mystery of the Kanas "Lake Monster" had been revealed, and that the big red fish known as the "Lake Monster" was the giant Jerro salmon.

Actually, the salmon and the big red fish are the same fish. It is a rare cold-water carnivorous fish in the north, which is fierce by nature and hides in the water all year round. During the breeding season, the fish are reddish-brown in color, so they are also known as large red fish.

This fish has a long and narrow body with a flat head and a mouth full of sharp teeth, making it difficult to escape once the food is bitten. Studies have shown that the giant salmon weigh between 2 and 3 tonnes and often feed on waterfowl such as wild ducks on the surface of the water, as well as otters and rats in lakes.

The "Lake Monster" may have other identities.

However, the "lake monster" is the giant salmon [pre].

Kanas Water Monster, Fuxian Lake Water Monster, Changbai Mountain Monster. That's all I know.

Nas Lake Monster, Tianshan Tianchi Monster.

The mysteries of the world's top ten water monsters include Changbai Mountain Tianchi Monster, Ogubugu, Kanas Lake Monster, Tongshan Lake Monster, Qinghai Lake Monster, Loch Ness Monster, Okanagan Monster, Congo Dinosaur Magic Kram Bianbe, Kenwei Island Monster, and Qianpu Monster.

Loch Ness is the most mysterious in the world and the most talked about lake in the world, all because of the Loch Ness Monster. Since 1,500 years ago, there has been a legend about the Loch Ness Monster, which is said to be an ogre. And in modern times, someone even took a photo, saying that the water monster is real.

The latest explanation for the Loch Ness Monster comes from Dr. Neil Clark, a renowned British paleontologist and director of the Hertllane Museum at the University of Glasgow, who made an equally striking statement on March 5: the Scottish Loch Ness Monster is actually an elephant. This "conclusion" was reported by many well-known British **, and immediately became the most lively scientific debate in the UK.

The reason for the existence of water monsters

Many people claim to have seen the Loch Ness Monster, which is actually a psychological effect called "expectant attention". When people are too expectant or want to see something, the eyes can deceive people and produce distorted vision, making people think that they are seeing what they are expecting.

It's like saying in the news that there will be a meteor shower at night, but when you observe the spectacle of the meteor shower all night, and then you suddenly seem to have one or two meteors in the corner of your eye, you think that you have waited for the meteor Although the observation angle is not good, in fact, this is just the psychological effect of "expecting attention".

In fact, the Loch Ness monster is like something uncertain, "Schrödinger's cat", believe it or not, whether there is a monster in Loch Ness, it is estimated that future technology will tell us the answer.

The legend of the world's water monsters is present in all cultures, from the North Pole to the South Pole, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and many regions have legends and sightings of mysterious creatures. Here are the top 10 monster mysteries in the world: Loch Ness Monster:

A mysterious creature in Loch Ness, Scotland, that is said to resemble a dinosaur. The Krusnik Lake Monster: A lake in Russia that is believed to be a place of mysterious creatures.

Indian Ocean Sea Monster: A mysterious creature that haunts the Indian Ocean and is rumored to resemble a snake's head. Grand Teton Monsters:

Mysterious creatures that have been sighted in Grand Teton Lake, Canada. Lake Campas Monster: Lake Campas, Mexico, is believed to have a mysterious spawn that resembles a snake's head.

Tacnibogao Lake Monster: A lake in Scotland is said to be infested with mysterious creatures. Locsin Falls Monster:

Sightings are often reported near Locsin Falls, Nevada, USA. Burke Monster: The Great Lake of Burke, Virginia, United States, is said to be a mysterious creature.

Lake Samarborough Monster: A mysterious creature that has been sighted in Lake Samarboro, Russia. Lake Augusta Monster:

Lake Augusta in Maine, USA, is also believed to be a mysterious creature. Although there is not enough scientific evidence to prove their existence, the mysteries of these water monsters are still alive in people's imagination and lack of legends, and continue to arouse people's curiosity about the natural world.