1. This one really looks like a hoax... But who really knows...

2. What do you think about this one?

3. Some people try to find logical explanation for Nessie
Some people try to find logical explanation for Nessie. In 1934, Arthur Grant, a veterinary student, saw Nessie crossing the road as he rode on his motorbike. His decryption matched that of a Plesiosaurus - small head, long neck, big body with flippers and a tail.

4. Logical explanation you said???
The Plesiosaurus is a relative of the dinosaur. It has been thought to be extinct for some 65 million years.
Logical explanation you said???
Hey hey! Well Hello, my name is Nessie, I am a plesiosaurus of 65 million years...

5. In 1960, a moving film was taken by an an aeronautical engineer, Tim Dinsdale. This is a picture from the film. You can see Nessie swimming close to the Urquart Castle.

6. I don’t know if you believe in Nessie...
The film may not have convinced the world, but Dinsdale gave up his job, and spent the next twenty years trying to prove the existence of Nessie. He saw it again 2 times, but never got the photographic proof.
I don’t know if you believe in Nessie...
But I DO!!!

7. Sonar Sweeps: The American Academy of Applied Science, funded a search by Dr Robert Rines, using sonar and automatic cameras. In they got a vague image of  what might possibly have been the face of Nessie.

8. In more recent years, mini submarines have tried to find Nessie, without success. In 1987, 20 cruisers methodically swept the Loch with sonar equipment. Many salmon were found, but no Nessie.

9. Many people are very serious about Nessie
Many people are very serious about Nessie. But for some other, it’s just a big joke!

12. Nessie is now so famous, that it also appear on the cover on Scotland beer.

13. Conclusion: So far, nothing really shows proof of Nessie's existence
Conclusion: So far, nothing really shows proof of Nessie's existence. But, the waters are big enough and deep enough to hide such a creature. And there again it is impossible for one to exist, there would have to be a breeding population of say at least 10 to Certainly no bones or bodies have been found, so the myth lives on... Do you believe in it?

14. Bye!!!

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