Hey nice find! By the way is the picture below of the creature in the water the one that the fisherman spotted while out at sea? If so that's amazing! Is the Loch Ness monster related to that one you think?

[edit on 2-8-2004 by AlienGuy17]

There are many reports that Champ, the Lake Champlain monster is a "plesiosaur like" creature. I added the pictures as visual aids!

By the way, welcome to Above Top Secret!

Hey thanks man! Oh boy I made some major spell errors Oh well next time I will not.. anyways do you think that if the Loch Ness monster existed that maybe the reason why it can't be spotted by many people that perhaps it's afraid of humans?

That could well be. After all, if it did or does exist, we really have no measure of how intelligent it would be. Dont worry about the spelling, thats why there is an edit button on your post.

I know the idea of lake monsters has been pretty well debunked, but the theory that they are deep ocean dwellers that migrate via underground streams to these deep lakes to breed or raise young is nonetheless intriguing. However, it is hard to get around the fact that there are no carcasses of these things washing up on the beaches.

Still though, the eye witness accounts are exciting.

Very interesting indeed Maybe just maybe beneath the oceans there are caves that are filled with water..but eventually as you go higher into that water cave it soon gets dry as you go higher..an entire subterranean cave with this sea dinosaur.. possible you never know!

It was my understanding that scientists had ruled out the big plesiosaur. The "experets" were now almost convinced it looks like a snake with legs. I saw a special on discover and they had a model that would be a lot more convincing. As well as some stillframes/ movies that looked to be decent evidance of that type of animal.

ya ur right. thats all the evidence we have except the eyewitness reports. and ill believe a pciture before a witness any day

[edit on 8/7/2004 by GuitarPlayer324]