What kind of mysterious creature is the Loch Ness Monster in England, England, and how do scientists

The Loch Ness Monster is an unknown creature that looms in Loch Ness in Scotland, no one has ever seen this creature really, clearly, everyone sees shadows and strange phenomena on the surface of the water.

Here's a profile of the Loch Ness Monster that I found online that is currently more recognized:

1) Body: 15 meters to 20 meters long, weight unknown;

2)**: Extremely rough, uneven, like a frog in a field, dark gray in color, similar to an elephant; 3) Neck: slender like a snake, about 1 5 meters long;

4) Head: smaller, slightly larger than the neck, with some appendages, perhaps gills;

5) Back: There are 2 3 humps, in the form of water waves, black;

6) It has at least 2 or 4 fins for paddling;

7) Tail: slender and sharp;

8) Species: Suspected to be an amphibian reptilian, perhaps descended from dinosaurs?

As for why it can't be explained, I think it's mainly because there is no official official investigation. Because this water monster is only in a lake, it is not as purposeless as looking for aliens in the universe. As long as there is official funding for an investigation of the whole of Loch Ness, whether or not the Loch Ness Monster exists, I think the truth will be revealed.

I think the reason why there is no official investigation is because it requires a lot of manpower, material and financial resources to conduct this investigation, and the investigation will not help the country's scientific and technological development or other aspects.

Loch Ness is located in Scotland, England.

The Grand Canyon in the northern part of the plateau.

The lake is 39 kilometers long and kilometers wide. The total area is not large, but it is deep. The average depth is 200 meters, with the deepest being 293 meters.

The lake does not freeze all year round, the banks are steep, and the mountains and forests are luxuriant. There is a river at the northern end of the lake that communicates with the North Sea. The earliest records of water monsters date back to the year 565, Ireland.

The missionary St. Columbert and his servants swam in the lake, and the water monster suddenly attacked the servant, but thanks to the immediate help of the priest, the servant was able to swim back to the shore and save his life, and since then, there have been more than 10,000 reports of related water monsters in more than ten new centuries. But at that time, people thought it was just a legend or an empty story from ancient times.

Until April 1934, Wilson, a physician in London.

Passing by Loch Ness, you just happened to notice a water monster swinging in the lake. Wilson hurriedly took a picture of the monster with his camera, and although the photo is not very clear, it may clearly show the characteristics of the monster: the long neck and the flat top of the head do not look like any kind of aquatic creature at all, but much like a huge reptile that became extinct 7,000 years ago.

Jujube plesiosaurus. Therefore, after the publication of this photo, the world was shocked, and with the "dinosaur fever" of the 20th century, everyone gradually connected the water monster with the plesiosaur, and paid great attention to this matter.

Using some underwater cameras and sonars, a number of photographs were taken in Loch Ness, one of which showed a 2-metre long diamond-shaped flipper attached to an additional large creature. At the same time, the sonar also found the condition of the huge object moving through the lake.

The discoveries of 1972 and 1975 were sensational, and it was felt that solving the mystery of the water monster or catching the live plesiosaur was imminent. Since then, Britain and the United States have coordinated the arrangement of a large scientific expedition team, sending 24 research ships to form a long snake formation and sail in a netting pattern on Loch Ness, in a vain attempt to capture the water monster in one fell swoop. Unfortunately, nothing was found except for some additional sonar material.

Due to the unsuccessful capture of the water monster, the view of denial has resurged. A retired electronics engineer at New Scientist in the UK

The magazine published an article saying: Loch Ness Monster.

It's not an animal, it's just an ancient pine tree. He says that more than 10,000 years ago, pine trees grew around Loch Ness. Ice age.

When it was finished, "the lake swelled, and many pine trees sank to the bottom of the lake. Due to the pressure of the water, the resin in the trunk is discharged to the surface, and the resulting gases cannot be discharged. As a result, the pine trees sometimes rise to the surface of the river, but after releasing some gas from the surface of the lake, they sink underwater.

To those from afar, this looks like the neck and body of a water monster.

It is very large, with an elephant's trunk, and its body is very soft and smooth. It looks very long, and there will be a lot of foam when it appears.

The Loch Ness Monster is very long, has a very thick body, has a lot of eyes, is very large in size, and is very lethal, and often lives in water.

The Loch Ness Monster has a very wide back, a very smooth face, a very long neck, a very long nose, and a very loud voice, which looks very strange.

So far, there is no direct evidence of what the Loch Ness Monster is. However, many scientists have made different speculations, such as the Loch Ness Monster is caused by an illusion, the Loch Ness Monster may be an ancient creature in the lake, and the Loch Ness Monster is a phenomenon created by bubbles in the water. The Loch Ness Monster is one of the most mysterious and unsolved mysteries on Earth, as early as more than 1,500 years ago, there was a legend that there was a huge monster in Loch Ness.

1. The Loch Ness Monster is an illusionSome scientists believe that there is no Wonder at all, but an illusion effect caused by the refraction of light. There is also a saying that there are many buoyant stones at the bottom of Loch Ness, and these stones will float up and down with the water under certain conditions. When people stand on the shore and look at it from a distance, due to refraction or visual errors, they often mistake this strange-shaped stone for a monster.

Second, the Loch Ness Monster may be a creature in the lakeThe second speculation that the Loch Ness Monster may be a creature in the lake, many famous scientists around the world still firmly believe in this theory. They believe that hundreds of millions of years ago, Loch Ness was a vast ocean, and then the earth's crust moved frequently and changed many times before it gradually evolved into what it is today. Therefore, it is very likely that there is an ancient animal that has not yet been discovered by humans in Loch Ness, it may be a reptilian species, it may be a fish, such as an eel.

3. The Loch Ness Monster is a bubble in the water The third speculation was discovered by Italian scientists, who believe that the so-called Loch Ness Monster is actually an illusion effect caused by the bubbles released at the bottom of the lake during the active period. After a lot of research and research, he found that the time of the sighting of the Loch Ness Monster was roughly consistent with the ** cycle here, that is, each ** after the appearance of the water monster. Therefore, the water monster must have a lot to do with **, and the probability is that ** is a strange phenomenon after acting on the water surface.

It is said that there is some kind of huge creature in Loch Ness, the species of this creature is not known to humans, whenever it appears, the sky is like thunder, the water of the lake is like boiling, scientists say that the Loch Ness Monster is a giant animal that survived in prehistory, at that time Loch Ness was an ocean, and the Loch Ness Monster survived in the process of evolution and development, but scientists asked why the sky was like thunder when it appeared, whether it was related to theology.

The Hallucinatory Effect, by Italian geologist Luigi Piccardy claims to solve the mystery of the Loch Ness Monster, believing that the so-called Monster is actually a hallucinatory effect caused by the bubbles released from the bottom of the water by the Loch Ness Bottom Fault during the active period.

The scientist's explanation is that this is a prank accompanied by countless vested interests and entanglements of interests. It is a story that relies on toy submarines and falsifies them.

Old K tells stories about the Loch Ness Monster.

Personal understanding may be a sight caused by the refraction of some kind of light, similar to a mirage, but the presence of unknown human beings cannot be ruled out. There are many unknown creatures in the bottomless water.

The Loch Ness Monster may be one of the largest fish species in the water. It's just that due to individual weather conditions, it looks like a water monster due to the angle of the photographer.

This may be some ancient creatures that existed a long time ago, so scientists have not been able to figure it out.

Because it's a movie, many people think that the Loch Ness Monster doesn't exist at all, but a myth and legend made up by many people, wanting people from other countries to travel to this place, etc., even so many people still don't believe it, after all, everything is not groundless.

According to the earth's natural environment, the existence of the Loch Ness Monster on the earth is relatively large, with the current technology of human beings, it is impossible to reach the depths of the ocean, perhaps the Loch Ness Monster is deep in the depths of the ocean, which is why we have not discovered it for a long time, but some people have another point of view, that the Loch Ness Monster is the descendant of dinosaurs, and found a lot of similarities with dinosaurs in **.

In 2019, researchers in New Zealand made a major breakthrough and completely unlocked the secrets of Loch Ness, they were in the area near Loch Ness, using DNN and Loch Ness Monster to compare, after many comparisons, it was found that such a creature on the seabed is the same as the DNA in the water, that is, eels, scientists speculate that perhaps these giant monsters are giant eels, because of the influence of the environment and lake water, so that their genes have undergone huge changes, and the Loch Ness Monster we see, It's all eels behind their backs.

The Loch Ness Monster has so far been speculation, and the Norwegian Sea Monster is no different, probably just an unknown creature that has not yet been discovered by humans, and the species is currently unknown.

The story of the Loch Ness Monster has been circulating since more than 1,500 years ago, and its existence is still a mystery. Many people think that it may be a giant whale or something like an undersea creature.

So far, there is no scientific evidence for the existence of the Loch Ness Monster, nor any scientific evidence for the existence of the Norwegian Sea Monster. All of this is speculation on the part of us humans, or a conjecture on the part of humans. With the continuous development of human technology, it will definitely prove one day.