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For centuries people have been wondering what the monster that has been seen in Lake Loch Ness or if its just a myth. Jarred V.
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Since 565 A.D. people have been wondering if there really is a monster hanging around the lake. It is located in lake Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands.
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More Background of Nessie This monster is thought to be a long living Plesiosaurs. The first recorded sighting of Nessie was in 565 A.D. when it is said that it bumped into the St. Columba. Arthur Grant was motorcycling when he saw he claimed to see it and, R.K. Wilson’s photo (surgeon’s photo) was proven fake. Many more stories are told.
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One witness is W. Arthur Grant who in 1934 was motor cycling when he saw Nessie on the side of the loch and then it disappeared. A kind of crazy theory is that Nessie is a long living prehistoric plesiosaurs that survived though all the years.
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Scientific Explanation One of the ways skeptics believe that people saw an elephant from the traveling circus that was taking a swim. There are many other explanations. The elephant could have had its trunk in the air and its back showing. One photo (the surgeons photo) was proven a hoax when the man that helped build the platform in the picture admitted it.
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I believe that Nessie is not real and just a myth. There is much more evidence that Nessie is not real than evidence that it is. I agree with this side because there are other things that the witnesses could have seen like bird wakes, eels, elephants, seals, trees, resident animals, and many more.
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“Loch Ness Monster.” Wikipedia. March 1, 2011. January-March. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loch_ness_monster. “Legend of Nessie.” Legend of Nessie the Ultimate and Official Loch Ness Monster Site. 2010. January- March. http://www.nessie.co.uk/index.html. Krystek, Lee. “Nessie of Loch Ness” The Museum of Unatural History. 2007. January-March. http://www.unmuseum.org/lochness.htm.
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