The Mystery of Loch Ness

[Silverthorn]

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Big Foot, Nessie, and whatnot are just for entertaining the masses, imho. But everybody their own opinion...

[Overlord Hunter]

After much of offtopic chat.... this could be my answer at the following question (that girl expresses me well enough):

Do you believe in fairytales? (Click to View)

Wow yes...


But no....

[Hellblazer]

well what a co-incidence...
today i was too today watching evidences and shows on ab-normal activities.........

Well,in my concern ,,yes loch ness monster exists

Well those who don't know,,watch this channel-History TV 18 or watch these show's episodes on youtube...

There are many shows in it that will blow your head off!!!!!!!!!!!There are awesomeeeeee evidences
Some are-Ancient Aliens,The Universe,Brad Meltzer's Decoded,,,etc....And many more

[Overlord Hunter]

You missed some...the Alien, the transformers, the Harry Potter's world...etc

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You trully now believe that if there were actuall evidence of aliens, only 1 channel and some youtube videos would show it? Only one thing its for sure though.... everything can be explained by science... (except maybe for God)....

[Hellblazer]

btw o.h. its not just one channel dat says this,there are too many more...

   

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this is said to be one of the best photos of it

[YinYin]

The real question is: does it matter?

Either it's an (un)known animal in an unexpected location. So what.
Or it is an (un)intentional hoax. So what.

I bet there are many more known and unknown animals that you don't know of yet or will never get to know about.
Does any of that change your life? I bet not.

NO. Less than 10% of Ocean has been unexplored!!!
Check out this
and this
If you still don't believe me, google for more!

Wow. How can you even put a percentage on that?
Let's assume it's about percentage of known life forms out of all existing life forms (in the ocean).
Which is still ridiculous in itself due to never knowing the total unknown and because of ever changing classification systems and mutations basically creating new life forms all the time while others go extinct.

So in that case: Did you actually read all the answers on those?
Apart from the one with 3 down votes (which only talks about topography, not life forms) they all pretty much oppose your statement.

Maybe have a read here: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/200...122958.htm

Or have a look at the name of this thing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spongiforma_squarepantsii
I think that's a pretty good indication of how far exploration in this area has gotten. edit: and that's not even an ocean life form - it's a fungus ...

[Overlord Hunter]

btw o.h. its not just one channel dat says this,there are too many more...



(click it to open bigger size)
this is said to be one of the best photos of it

Hey dude, no hard feelings, im just saying that many things like that are like mythological.... and impossible (almost) to excist...
Also, each documentary presents maybe different facts about each mystery... also many evidence of some mysteries have been proven false....the aliens for example... Loch ness is not a super animal which can survive by itself for million of years...so there must be more...but then we would see more....or just see them at last (or they may be afraid of the no-water, thats why they dont go to surface so often). But the possibilities are infinite...Aliens or just forms of life may excist somewhere there... But still nothing has been proven 100% real... So these are rumors, fairytales, legends, stories and media tricks.

BTW.... At the image u posted, the Loch Ness looks like it has the size of a branch. Just look how small the surrounding waves are... maybe its just a trick that fooled my eyes...but i trully doubt its real.

P.S. Many members and I have focused on this thread more than we should....

[Hellblazer]

umm ure right

[Marko]

Umm i dont know is it just me or is this size of finger? Look at these waves. Those are flickering of water, not waves at all. Might be Loch Ness pinkie.

Wow. How can you even put a percentage on that?
Let's assume it's about percentage of known life forms out of all existing life forms (in the ocean).
Which is still ridiculous in itself due to never knowing the total unknown and because of ever changing classification systems and mutations basically creating new life forms all the time while others go extinct.

So in that case: Did you actually read all the answers on those?
Apart from the one with 3 down votes (which only talks about topography, not life forms) they all pretty much oppose your statement.

Maybe have a read here: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/200...122958.htm

Or have a look at the name of this thing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spongiforma_squarepantsii
I think that's a pretty good indication of how far exploration in this area has gotten. edit: and that's not even an ocean life form - it's a fungus ...

Woah, I know it's not percentage of known life forms in ocean. My intent was to draw their attention from Loch Ness and explain them that there, somewhere in the middle of ocean, maybe, is more mysterious creature. So it doesn't matter at all.
But I still believe that Loch Ness is just a prank for stealing money from greener who want to see it.

p.s. I always read before posting it!

You had an unfortunate phrasing there

Well, that's what you will find often with me.

[YinYin]

Woah, I know it's not percentage of known life forms in ocean. My intent was to draw their attention from Loch Ness and explain them that there, somewhere in the middle of ocean, maybe, is more mysterious creature. So it doesn't matter at all.

p.s. I always read before posting it!

Excuse me. You had an unfortunate phrasing there - we do not actually seem to disagree on this matter.