New Sonar image of the Loch Ness Monster

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Is the shadow the real monster or is it a shoal of fish algae

The amazing sonar picture, that shows a large unidentified living object deep underwater, was recorded by boat skipper Marcus Atkinson.

Excited Loch Ness monster experts have ruled out the ‘sighting’ being a shoal of fish, seals or wood debris and believe it is proof of an unknown creature in the Loch.

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Bigger pictures on the link
Is this the real Proof that there is something swimming in loch Ness
Or just faulty sonar maybe

Cran

reply to post by cranspace


Kinda looks to me like a half submerged log. I am no expert on sonar, however. In any event it leaves things open to the imagination, thanks for the post.

look here...
I think he captured it
now him & nessy are headed to
the boozer for few pints & some fish and chips


is the sun kinda like the
Inquirer or the NY post

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the article says that the line represents how wide the thing is, not how long it is. Says it measures almost 5 feet wide. Nessie must be a big fella

Originally posted by Gwampo
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the article says that the line represents how wide the thing is, not how long it is. Says it measures almost 5 feet wide. Nessie must be a big fella

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Kinda looks to me like a half submerged log. I am no expert on sonar, however. In any event it leaves things open to the imagination, thanks for the post.


that must of hurt



sorryyyyyyyyyyyy
so shoot me

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I think it's a monster.

Lets go fishing. What would you use for bait?

Cat?

So the tourist season is ariving,
how come we can get awsome pics of the titanic but we cant get one of this algedly massive creature in a relitivly small loch

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Small Loch? The loch is massive, and extremely deep. It took them long enough to find that a species of fish that was thought for a long time to be extinct, survives in the depths.


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I wish they would just leave that creature alone. It has the right to live in peace. It hasn't ate anyone yet so why are people bothering it.

I wouldn't call 21.8 sq miles and 755 feet deep small by any means.

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how come we can get awsome pics of the titanic but we cant get one of this algedly massive creature in a relitivly small loch

Loch Ness is 23 miles long and over a mile wide
They know where theTitanic rests and it can't swim

Cran

Originally posted by rickymouse
I wish they would just leave that creature alone. It has the right to live in peace. It hasn't ate anyone yet so why are people bothering it.

It might have ate someone....



But then I saw this....





I don't know who won. I'm hoping Nessie.

Originally posted by maryhinge

Originally posted by Gwampo
reply to post by cranspace

 

the article says that the line represents how wide the thing is, not how long it is. Says it measures almost 5 feet wide. Nessie must be a big fella

edit on 20-4-2012 by Gwampo because: (no reason given)

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Kinda looks to me like a half submerged log. I am no expert on sonar, however. In any event it leaves things open to the imagination, thanks for the post.


that must of hurt



sorryyyyyyyyyyyy
so shoot me

Wahhahaha, hey it could have been a giant sequoia! Jk my bad

Reply to post by cranspace

Yes, but I'm pretty sure if the Titanic was capable of swimming around, then they wouldn't have found it.

Stupid reply.


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You sir, are a retard.

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And you madam, are a troll.

If you're going to post, keep it on topic, instead of making your first post an attack on common sense.


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Originally posted by domasio
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And you madam, are a troll.

If you're going to post, keep it on topic, instead of making your first post an attack on common sense.

 

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You obviously do not understand posts which consist of humourous qualities.

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In that case, apologies. Calling someone a retard though, not that funny. Puns are much better


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It's Nessie's spaceship that's been captured on sonar.

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Lets go fishing. What would you use for bait

Maybe a wild Haggis

Excited Loch Ness monster experts have ruled out the ‘sighting’ being a shoal of fish, seals or wood debris and believe it is proof of an unknown creature in the Loch.

Is it a sonar anomoly or the monster

Cran