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COLEGIUL TEHNIC MIRCEA CRISTEA BRAOV


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LUCRARE DE CERTIFICARE ACOMPETENELOR DELIMBA ENGLEZ

LOCH NESS MONSTER

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The Loch Ness "monster" -- affectionately known as "Nessie" -- is an alleged

plesiosaur-like creature living in Loch Ness, a long, deep lake near Inverness, cotland!any sightings of the "monster" have #een recorded, going #ack at least as far as t!

$olum#a, the Irish monk who converted most of cotland to $hristianity in the %thcentury! $olum#a apparently converted Nessie, too& for it is said that until he went outon the waters and soothed the #east, she had #een a murderess!

The modern legend of Nessie #egins in '(3) with *r! +o#ert enneth ilson, aLondon physician, who allegedly photographed a plesiosaur-like #east with a long neckemerging out of the murky waters! That photo created .uite a fuss! /efore the photo,Loch Ness was the stuff of legend and myth! The locals knew the ancient history of thesea serpent! /ut people came to the lake more to rela0 than to go on e0peditions lookingfor mythical #easts! 1fter the photo, the scientific e0perts were called in! irst, theye0amined the photo itself! $ould #e a plesiosaur! es, #ut it could #e a tree trunk, too!Later, there would #e e0plorations #y a su#marine with high tech sensing devices!Today, we have a full-#lown tourist industry said to have generated an estimated 435million in '((3, complete with su#marine rides 6a#out one hundred #ucks an hour in'(()7 and a multi-media tourist center! 8nfortunately, #usiness has slowed down inrecent years! In 2995, it was estimated that Nessie tourism #rought in an estimated :%million 64'2!2 million7 to the ;ighlands! ome are #laming skepticism and the fact thatthere have #een only two sightings in the first nine months of 2995! There were only

three sightings in 299%! 1 decade ago, ten to twenty sightings a year was common! Thedecline in sightings should concern the true #elievers, given the u#i.uity of digitalcameras, camera-phones, and the presence of we#cams at various places around thelake! 1drian hine, head of the Loch Ness I think welive in a more pragmatic age, and that people are #ecoming more aware of the sort ofillusions that can occur on water,? he said! If so, there may #e hope for our species, afterall!

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aint $olum#aThe earliest report of a monster associated with the vicinity of Loch Ness appears

in the Life of t! $olum#a #y 1domn@n, written sometime during the 5th century!1ccording to 1domn@n, writing a#out a century after the events he descri#ed, the Irishmonk aint $olum#a was staying in the land of the


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In 1ugust '(33 a motorcyclist named 1rthur Brant claimed to have nearly hit thecreature while approaching 1#riachan on the north-eastern shore, at a#out ' am on amoonlit night! Brant claimed that he saw a small head attached to a long neck, and thatthe creature saw him and crossed the road #ack into the loch! Brant said he dismountedand followed it to the loch, #ut only saw ripples! ;owever some #elieve this story wasintended as a humorous e0planation of a motorcycle accident!

In another '(33 sighting, a young maidservant named argaret unro supposedlyo#served the creature for a#out 29 minutes! he claimed it was a#out %A39 am on F Eune,when she spotted it on shore from a#out 299 yards 6'G9 m7! he descri#ed it as havingelephant-like skin, a long neck, a small head and two short forelegs or flippers! Thesighting apparently ended when the creature re-entered the water!

poradic land sightings continued until '(%3, when a poor-.uality film of thecreature was made from a distance of several miles!

$!/! arrel 6'()37In ay '()3, $! /! arrel of the +oyal #server $orps was supposedly distracted

from his duties #y a Nessie sighting! ;e claimed to have #een a#out 2F9 yards 6239 m7away from a large-eyed, CfinnedC creature, which had a twenty- to thirty-foot 6%H( m7 long

#ody, and a neck that protruded a#out )-F feet 6'!2-'!F m7 out of the water!

onar contact 6'(F)7In *ecem#er '(F) a strange sonar contact was made #y the fishing #oat +ival III!

The vesselCs crew o#served sonar readings of a large o#=ect keeping pace with the #oat ata depth of )G9 feet 6')% m7! It was detected travelling for half a mile 6G99 m7 in thismanner, #efore contact was lost, #ut then found again later! any sonar attempts had

#een made previously, #ut most were either inconclusive or negative!

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shows the other end of the loch and the monster in the centre! The ripples on the photo fitthe siDe and circular pattern of small ripples as opposed to large waves when

photographed up close! 1nalyses of the original uncropped image have fostered furtherdou#t! 1 year #efore the hoa0 was revealed, the makers of *iscovery $ommunicationsCsdocumentary Loch Ness *iscovered did an analysis of the uncropped image and found awhite o#=ect evident in every version of the photo, implying that it was on the negative!"It seems to #e the source of ripples in the water, almost as if the o#=ect was towed #ysomething", the narrator said! "/ut science cannot rule out it was =ust a #lemish on thenegative", he continued! 1dditionally, analysis of the full photograph revealed the o#=ectto #e .uite small, only a#out %9 to (9 centimetres 6two to three ft7 long!

In '(5( it was claimed to #e a picture of an elephant 6see #elow7! ther sceptics inthe '(G9s argued the photo was that of an otter or a diving #ird, #ut after $hristian

purlingCs confession most agree it was what purling claimed - a toy su#marine with asculpted head attached! The details of how it was done have #een given in a #ook!

Jssentially, it was a toy su#marine with a head and neck made of plastic wood, #uilt #y$hristian purling, the son-in-law of armaduke etherell, a #ig game hunter who had

#een pu#licly ridiculed in the *aily ail, the newspaper that employed him! purlingclaimed that to get revenge, armaduke etherell committed the hoa0, with the help of$hris purling 6a sculpture specialist7, his son Ian armaduke, who #ought the materialfor the fake Nessie, and aurice $ham#ers 6an insurance agent7, who would call to asksurgeon +o#ert enneth ilson to offer the pictures to the *aily ail! The hoa0 story isdisputed #y ;enry /auer, who claims this de#unking is evidence of #ias, and asks whythe perpetrators did not reveal their plot earlier to em#arrass the newspaper! ;e alsoclaimed that plastic wood did not e0ist in '(3), although it was a popular *I andmodelling material in the early '(39s!

1lastair /oyd, one of the researchers who uncovered the hoa0, argues the Loch Ness onster is real, and that the hoa0ed urgeonCs


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S#r E%4'r% Mo*&('#& E53!%#(#o& =9>?;aving read the #ook #y Bould, Jdward ountain decided to finance a proper

watch in which 29 men with #inoculars and cameras were positioned around the Lochfrom ( a!m! to % p!m!, starting '3 Euly '(3) and running for five weeks! ome 2' photographs were taken, though none was considered conclusive! $aptain Eames raserwas employed as a supervisor, and remained #y the Loch afterwards, taking cine film6which is now lost7 on 'F eptem#er '(3)! hen viewed #y Doologists and professors ofnatural history it was concluded that it showed a seal, possi#ly a grey seal!

Lo$ N!"" P !&o:!&' I&,!"(#8'(#o& B*r!'* Jngineering at the 8niversity of /irmingham, Jngland, volunteered his services as asonar developer and e0pert at Loch Ness in '(%G! The gesture was part of a larger efforthelmed #y the LN


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so, what their nature might #e, was advanced a step forward during '(%G, as a result ofsonar e0periments conducted #y a team of scientists under the direction of *! BordonTucker!!!


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B#8 E53!%#(#o& o =9 0*uring the so-called "/ig J0pedition" of '(59, +oy ackal, a #iologist who

taught for 29 years at the 8niversity of $hicago, devised a system of hydrophones6underwater microphones7 and deployed them at intervals throughout the loch! In early1ugust a hydrophone assem#ly was lowered into 8r.uhart /ay and anchored in 599 feet62'F m7 of water! Two hydrophones were secured at depths of 399 and %99 feet 6'G9 m7!1fter two nights of recording, the tape 6sealed inside a )) imperial gallon 6FF 8 galO299L7 steel drum along with the systemCs other sensitive components7 was retrieved and

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o#viously murky .uality, did indeed seem to show an animal resem#ling a plesiosaur invarious positions and lightings! ne photograph appeared to show the head, neck andupper torso of a plesiosaur-like animal! 1 rarely pu#liciDed photograph depicted two

plesiosaur-like #odies! 1nother photo seemed to depict a horned "gargoyle head",consistent to that of several sightings of the monster! ome #elieve the latter to #e a treestump found during peration *eepscan!

1 few close-ups of what is to #e the creatureCs supposed diamond-shaped fin weretaken in different positions, as though the creature was moving! /ut the "flipper

photograph" has #een highly retouched from the original image! The useum of ;oa0esshows the original unenhanced photo! $harlie yckoff claimed that someone retouchedthe photo to superimpose the flipper, and that the original enhancement showed a muchsmaller flipper! No one is e0actly sure how the original came to #e enhanced in this way!

In 299', the +o#ert +inesC 1cademy of 1pplied cience videoed a powerful M-shaped wake traversing the still water on a calm day! The 11 also videotaped an o#=ect

on the floor of the loch resem#ling a carcass, found marine clam-shells and a fungus notnormally found in fresh water lakes, which they suggest gives some connection to the seaand a possi#le entry for Nessie!

In 299G, +ines e0pressed his fear that the monster may have #ecome e0tinct, citingthe lack of significant sonar readings and a decline in eyewitness accounts! +ines plansone one last e0pedition to look for remains of the monster #efore he gets too old!

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the event the ne0t day, they found what appeared to #e three sonar contacts, eachfollowed #y a powerful wake! These events were later shown on a program called Loch

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1 variety of e0planations have #een postulated over the years to account forsightings of the Loch Ness onster! These may #e categoriDed asA misidentifications ofcommon animals& misidentifications of inanimate o#=ects or effects& reinterpretations oftraditional cottish folklore& hoa0es& and e0otic species of large animals!

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B#r% 4' !"There are wake sightings that occur when the loch is dead calm with no #oat

near#y! 1 #artender named *avid unro claims to have witnessed a wake which he #elieved to #e a creature DigDagging, diving and reappearing! 6There were 2% otherwitnesses from a near#y car park!7 ome sightings descri#e the onset of a M-shapedwake, as if there were something underwater! oreover, many wake sightings descri#esomething not conforming to the shape of a #oat! 8nder dead calm conditions, acreature too small to #e visi#le to the naked eye can leave a clear v-shaped wake! In

particular, a group of swimming #irds can give a wake and the appearance of an o#=ect!1 group of #irds can leave the water and then land again, giving a se.uence of wakeslike an o#=ect #reaking the surface, which *ick +aynor says is a possi#le e0planationfor his film!

!!+1 giant eel was actually one of the first suggestions made! Jels are found in Loch

Ness, and an unusually large eel would fit many sightings! This has #een descri#ed as aconservative e0planation! Jels are not known to protrude swanlike from the water andthus would not account for the head and neck sightings! *insdale dismissed the

proposal #ecause eels move in a side-to-side undulation! n ay 2, 299'A Two congereels were found on the shore of the loch, #ut since conger eels are saltwater animals andLoch Ness is a freshwater #ody of water, it is #elieved that they were put there to #eseen as " ini-Nessies"!

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suggested that travelling circuses might have allowed elephants to refresh themselves inthe loch and that the trunk could therefore #e the head and neck, with the elephantCshead and #ack providing the humps! In support of this he provided a painting!

R!"#%!&( ':'+"hen viewed through a telescope or #inoculars with no outside reference, it isdifficult to =udge the siDe of an o#=ect in the water! Loch Ness has resident otters and

pictures of them are given #y /inns, which could #e misinterpreted! Likewise he gives pictures of deer swimming in Loch Ness, and #irds which could #e taken as a "head andneck" sighting!

S!'+"1 num#er of photographs and a video have now #een taken which confirm that

seals have #een present in the loch, for up to months at a time! In '(3) the ir Jdward

ountain e0pedition analysed film taken the same year and concluded that the monsterwas a species of seal, which was reported in a national newspaper as "Loch Ness +iddle

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water -- and sometimes to the surface! /urton claimed that the shape of tree logs withtheir attendant #ranch stumps closely resem#le various descriptions of the monster!

our cottish lochs are very deep, including orar, Ness and Lomond! nly thelochs with pinewoods on their shores have monster legends& Loch Lomond Q with no

pinewoods Q does not! Baseous emissions and surfactants resulting from the decay ofthe logs can cause the foamy wake reported in some sightings! Indeed, #eached pinelogs showing evidence of deep-water fermentation have #een found! n the other hand,there are #elievers who assert that some lakes do have reports of monsters, despite ana#sence of pinewoods& a nota#le e0ample would #e the Irish lough monsters!

S!#$ !" '&% 4' !"Loch NessLoch Ness, #ecause of its long, straight shape, is su#=ect to some

unusual occurrences affecting its surface! 1 seiche is a large, regular oscillation of alake, caused #y a water reverting to its natural level after #eing #lown to one end of the

lake! The impetus from this reversion continues to the lakeCs windward end and thenreverts #ack! In Loch Ness, the process occurs every 3'!F minutes!

/oat wakes can also produce strange effects in the loch! 1s a wake spreads anddivides from a #oat passing the centre of the loch, it hits #oth sides almostsimultaneously and deflects #ack to meet again in the middle! The movements interactto produce standing waves that are much larger than the original wake, and can have ahumped appearance! /y the time this occurs, the #oat has passed and the unusual wavesare all that can #e seen!

O3(#$'+ ! !$("ind conditions can give a slightly choppy and thus matt appearance to thewater, with occasional calm patches appearing as dark ovals 6reflecting the mountains7from the shore, which can appear as humps to visitors unfamiliar with the lake! In '(5(,Lehn showed that atmospheric refraction could distort the shape and siDe of o#=ects andanimals, and later showed a photograph of a rock mirage on Lake innipeg whichcould represent a head and neck!

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Fo+ +or!Loch Ness onster - 1ccording to the wedish naturalist and author /engt

=Rgren 6'(G97, present day #eliefs in lake monsters such as Nessie are associated withthe old legends of kelpies! ;e claims that the accounts of loch monsters have changedover the ages, originally descri#ing creatures with a horse-like appearance& they claimedthat the "kelpie" would come out of the lake and turn into a horse! hen a tiredtraveller would get on the #ack of the kelpie, it would gallop into the loch and devourits prey! This myth successfully kept children away from the loch, as was its purpose!

=Rgren concludes that the kelpie legends have developed into current descriptions oflake monsters, reflecting modern awareness of plesiosaurs! In other words, the kelpie offolklore has #een transformed into a more "realistic" and "contemporary" notion of thecreature! /elievers counter that long-dead witnesses could only compare the creature tothat with which they were familiar, and they were not familiar with plesiosaurs!

pecific mention of the kelpie as a water horse in Loch Ness was given in a

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was aged (9! ;is story was that he had helped make a model out of a toysu#marine and photographed the model!

purling claimed that his step#rother, Ian etherell, and IanCs father,armaduke 6"*uke"7 etherell, had #een hired #y the *aily ail to

find Nessie! They made their "monster" out of a ') inch toy su#marineand plastic wood! The photo was taken so seriously that they dared notown up to the hoa0 at the time! ou can take you pick as to whether thisconfession is proof that the photo is a fake or not!

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the negative 6the tree at the #ottom left is missing from the negative7!This led him to conclude that the negative had #een created #y re-

photographing a print! In other words, it was clear that the image had #een doctored! ne of the most noticea#le photographs of the lakemonster!

Loch Ness-In '(%9, aeronautical engineer Tim *insdale filmed a humpcrossing the water in a powerful wake unlike that of a #oat ! E1+I$declared that the o#=ect was "pro#a#ly animate"! thers were sceptical,saying that the "hump" cannot #e ruled out as #eing a #oat and claimedthat when the contrast is turned up too high a man can #e clearly seen ina #oat!In '((3 *iscovery $ommunications made a documentary called Loch

Ness *iscovered that featured a digital enhancement of the *insdalefilm! 1 computer e0pert who enhanced the film noticed a shadow in the

negative which was not very o#vious in the positive! /y enhancing andoverlaying frames, he found what appeared to #e the rear #ody, the rearflippers, and '-2 additional humps of a plesiosaur-like #ody!;e said thatA "/efore I saw the film, I thought the Loch Ness onsterwas a load of ru##ish! ;aving done the enhancement, ICm not so sure"!Loch Ness-In '(%9, aeronautical engineer Tim *insdale filmed a humpcrossing the water in a powerful wake unlike that of a #oat ! E1+I$declared that the o#=ect was "pro#a#ly animate"! thers were sceptical,saying that the "hump" cannot #e ruled out as #eing a #oat and claimedthat when the contrast is turned up too high a man can #e clearly seen ina #oat!

In '((3 *iscovery $ommunications made a documentary called Loch Ness *iscovered that featured a digital enhancement of the *insdalefilm! 1 computer e0pert who enhanced the film noticed a shadow in thenegative which was not very o#vious in the positive! /y enhancing andoverlaying frames, he found what appeared to #e the rear #ody, the rearflippers, and '-2 additional humps of a plesiosaur-like #ody!;e said thatA "/efore I saw the film, I thought the Loch Ness onsterwas a load of ru##ish! ;aving done the enhancement, ICm not so sure"!

rank earle-early '(59s- rank earle, a former army captain, arrived inLoch Ness to search for the monster during the early '(59s and soonesta#lished a reputation as a definite character! ;e was like a colonial-style adventurer, assisted #y a succession of attractive young monsterhuntresses! ;e took an enormous num#er of photos of Nessie, many ofwhich were pu#lished #y the media, #ut all of which have #eendismissed #y e0perts as fakes! ;is early photos, such as the one to theleft 6taken in cto#er '(527 have #een identified as pictures of floatingtree trunks #y skeptics, #ut this cannot #e proven! earle left the loch in

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'(GF and died in 299F! rank earle-early '(59s- rank earle, a formerarmy captain, arrived in Loch Ness to search for the monster during theearly '(59s and soon esta#lished a reputation as a definite character! ;ewas like a colonial-style adventurer, assisted #y a succession ofattractive young monster huntresses! ;e took an enormous num#er of

photos of Nessie, many of which were pu#lished #y the media, #ut all ofwhich have #een dismissed #y e0perts as fakes! ;is early photos, suchas the one to the left 6taken in cto#er '(527 have #een identified as

pictures of floating tree trunks #y skeptics, #ut this cannot #e proven!earle left the loch in '(GF and died in 299F!

Loch Ness-This photo, taken in '(52, seems to show the Loch Nessonster moving toward the right with its hump protruding well a#ove

the surface and its mouth open!sourLoch Ness-This photo, taken in '(52, seems to show the Loch Ness

onster moving toward the right with its hump protruding well a#ovethe surface and its mouth open!

LoLoch Ness-This underwater photo, taken in '(52 during the +inese0pedition, seems to show a plesiosaur-like creature! ch Ness-Thisunderwater photo, taken in '(52 during the +ines e0pedition, seems toshow a plesiosaur-like creature!

1ugust 5, '(52A 1n e0pedition to find Nessie led #y *r! +o#ert +ines ofthe 1cademy of 1pplied cience struck gold when its underwatercamera took a picture of what appeared to #e the flipper of a largea.uatic animal rese1ugust 5, '(52A 1n e0pedition to find Nessie led #y*r! +o#ert +ines of the 1cademy of 1pplied cience struck gold whenits underwater camera took a picture of what appeared to #e the flipperof a large a.uatic animal resem#ling a plesiosaur! ;owever, therelatively clear image of a flipper shown to the pu#lic was not .uitewhat the camera had initially recorded! The initial image was far lessdistinct! 6It #asically looked like a shot of a #unch of #u##les orsediment in the water!7 This initial picture was then computer enhanced

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sediment in the water!7 This initial picture was then computer enhanced #y the N1 1 Eet


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Loch Ness-1 FF year old Jnglish la# technician claims to have capturedthe most compelling evidence for the e0istence of the fa#led Loch Ness

onster in history! I couldnUt #elieve my eyes when I saw this =et #lackthing, a#out )F-Loch Ness-1 FF year old Jnglish la# technician claimsto have captured the most compelling evidence for the e0istence of thefa#led Loch Ness onster in history! I couldnUt #elieve my eyes when Isaw this =et #lack thing, a#out )F-feet 6'F meters7 long, moving fairlyfast in the water, said Bordon ;olmes who captured a few seconds feet6'F meters7 long, moving fairly fast in the water, said Bordon ;olmeswho captured a few seconds

Loch Ness-No information at this time!sourceAhttpAOOcodeka!comO#logsOinde0!phpOdeanO299FO'9O93OdayV'GVloc

In '(55, andra ansi photographed $hamp while she was having a picnic with friends! This is the #est known photograph of $hamp!!! itwas pu#lished #y Time and various other magaDines! $hamp has #eenfeatured on N/$ TMCs 8nsolved ysteries and o0 NetworkCs

ightings, as weIn '(55, andra ansi photographed $hamp while shewas having a picnic with friends! This is the #est known photograph of$hamp!!! it was pu#lished #y Time and various other magaDines! $hamphas #een featured on N/$ TMCs 8nsolved ysteries and o0 NetworkCs

ightings, as well as on Eapanese television and The Today how! It has #een the su#=ect of #ooks and hundreds of newspaper articlesll as onEapanese television and The Today how! It has #een the su#=ect of

#ooks and hundreds of newspaper articles!

Lake $hamplain-1/$ News o#tained e0clusive video of something =ustunder the surface of the lake that some say may #e $hamp! The videowas taken #y two fishermen with their digital camera last summer!/efore their supposed sigLake $hamplain-1/$ News o#tainede0clusive video of something =ust under the surface of the lake that somesay may #e $hamp! The video was taken #y two fishermen with theirdigital camera last summer! /efore their supposed sighting, they were$hamp skeptics!

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Lake kanagan- gopogo-In '(%G, 1rthur olden captured film footageof the supposed creature with his Gmm movie caLake kanagan-

gopogo-In '(%G, 1rthur olden captured film footage of the supposedcreature with his Gmm movie camera! 1lthough e0tremely haDy thesingle minute of footage appears to have recorded an a.uatic animal

#etween F9 and 59 feet in length, .uickly diving and surfacing andleaving a wake #ehind it! ome o#servers claim to see a head, a tail anda three-humped #ack, #ut these features are indefinite! earing pu#licridicule, olden kept the film private until '(59, when he turned it overto the local mayor! The su#se.uent pu#lic screening sparked animmediate sensation, with the film #eing largely discredited! ;owever,

oldenCs film gained new found acclaim when he appeared, along withhis film on an episode of 8nsolved ysteriesmera! 1lthough e0tremelyhaDy the single minute of footage appears to have recorded an a.uaticanimal #etween F9 and 59 feet in length, .uickly diving and surfacingand leaving a wake #ehind it! ome o#servers claim to see a head, a tailand a three-humped #ack, #ut these features are indefinite! earing

pu#lic ridicule, olden kept the film private until '(59, when he turnedit over to the local mayor! The su#se.uent pu#lic screening sparked animmediate sensation, with the film #eing largely discredited! ;owever,

oldenCs film gained new found acclaim when he appeared, along withhis film on an episode of 8nsolved ysteries!

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$ountless amount of people over the years have claimed to witness a large seamonster swimming in the loch! There are hundreds of photographs and even homemade videos claiming to show footage of the mysterious creature!

ome #elieve itUs a creature from the prehistoric days called a >


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has #een successful! The creature disputed >scientific? name, chosen #y the late irthe wonder of Ness with thediamond shaped fin?! 1ltough sceptics note the name to #e an anagram of > onsterhoa0 #y ir urgeonUs


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