The Legendary Lochness monster...

Well...the first time i heard about this 'legendary' creature, was many years
ago. I had only just recently seen the movie: 'Jurrasic Park Three'. When i
saw a program on this monster, it was about how people claim it to be a
dragon and things like that. I was yound and so obviously, i thought i knew
it all!
I thought that it was the dinosaur that lives in the sea! lol!
But that isnt the case, is it?
Is it real? And if so, what is it?

As far as i know, a little girl drew a picture of it when she went fishing or
something like that and this isnt really reliable information..
So...did the Lochness monster really exist?
If so, then how??? Is it scientifically possible?

Well, one thing I can say for sure is: I really don't know! Even if one million of scientists will have proved that there is absolutely no mysterious animal in the Loch Ness, people will still talk about it and keep speculating and sometimes they will still see and photograph it.

Anyway, what I find interesting is that the name "Nessie" somehow gives the feeling that the creature is a girl. Nessie doesn't sound like a boy's name. If you then keep in mind that the Loch Ness is really deep, the whole Nessie message can be reduced to "women's thoughts and secrets lie so deep that men will never discover". That's the philosophic view of Nessie.

I thought the Loch Ness monster turned out to be a very shadowy, very staged photo of a kid's pool toy (those inflatable rings that they sit in - photog. found one that had a little head on it like a sea monster or dragon would if you used your imagination).

That's just what I'd heard about it, anyway. I could be thinking of something entirely different but it sounds about right.

NO, it doesn't exist.

However, it's a pity, 'cos it would be nice to find such a creature in this day and age.

lol, Sarah!
I had heard of that too but that was just a joke that some people had made making fun of the Loch Ness monster...That was a really funny one, though...
How can you be sure that it doesnt exist if people have actually already seen it in real life...?

There is sure a lot of weird looking fish things at great depths under the water, but I doubt they would be anything as large as the supposed Loch Ness monster. The water pressure is too great.

Well, Loch Ness probably isn't really that deep....also, there was one type of dinosaur that looks a heck of a lot like the pictures we see of Nessie and the like. So, maybe some survived...

Don't claim that something don't exist just because you didn't see it.
They recently proove that there really exists giant Squid. Check about that here:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/20...uid/photo2.html

So, I tell you, it's just a matter of time when they will find nessie

Not necessarily. There are all kinds of animals that live at extreme depths, and have adjusted to it. Kent Hovind expounds on the sighted dinosaurs. admittedly, he has some "interesting" theories, that i don't necessarily agree with, but even if you just watch it for the actual news reports and documented cases, you'll leave it convinced that something is there.

A lot of people say that Nessie is a hoax - But i ask you, How do people know if something is a fake if they have no proof it is fake? For all we know, there could be lots of creatures in the world that have survived from the dinosaurs. Take the birds, for example - their species has survived from the times of the dinosaurs. It's the same with snakes.

Although the idea of a huge monster in the middle of a lake is very unlikely, until scientists prove that there is no such thing as the Loch Ness Monster, then no one can say if it is a hoax or if it is real.

.Solitude