it actually is this is proof

God bless photoshop

I dont think it is, but if it was i dont know what the big deal would be about.
It'd be like any animal. We just find animals like giraffes and canines normal because we see them everyday... A long-necked reptile-like animal wouldnt be too weird

Like, if you think about it its sorta like a seal except with an extended neck (in a way, i think)

Dinosaur+Walrus=Lochness, and plus our "fake/mythical weird animal" for my nation is Bigfoot.

i saw it in my bath tub

Püffÿkïttëns a dit :

Spoiler

that one has white spots alongside of the creature unless thats...light

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God bless photoshop

(why is the quote not working what)
god bless
god bless..

ofcourse it's not real...

photoshop has the power

take a video of it

that's real proof there bro

not a photoshopped pic

Fake, but you never know.

No real proof, though.

Could be dino survivors from ancient times, but i doubt it. However, the thought that they could be real is fun

lol i did ALOT of reasearch i was so intrested. i found pics vids and information. btw nessie/loch ness monster is good and bad. it turned out killing people and saving them. i believe its really real.

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Could be dino survivors from ancient times, but i doubt it. However, the thought that they could be real is fun

I agree.

A while ago, my mom found a post somewhere with an image and info about the image. It was a long-necked swimming dino (or a Loch Ness, whichever way you look at it) skelloton, but it still had a ton of flesh! Proving that the dinosaurs didn't die TOO long ago!!
It was caught in a fisherman's net, but the boat couldn't carry it. So they threw it overboard.
There still could be a few dino survivors.

btw if you were wondering ( and if it does exist witch still remains a mystery ) there are 3 of them 1 female others are males i was so intrested in nessie that i did ALOT of research.

4 peope believe me lol

Nothing you've said is fact, Puffykittens. There's no definitive proof of it existing like you're trying to say. I dunno what "research" you did, but it was on a lot of fan websites that lack real information. You can't believe everything you read on the internet.

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btw if you were wondering ( and if it does exist witch still remains a mystery ) there are 3 of them 1 female others are males i was so intrested in nessie that i did ALOT of research.

If you don't know if they exist, how can you determine how many are male or female???
That would be like saying "Don't know if unicorns exist, but ten are girls and six are boys so. And there are sixteen."

Makes no sense whatsoever.

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4 peope believe me lol

Also, it's not your facts that those 3/4 people believe. It's the existence of the monster that they believe.

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it actually is this is proof

This one picture is appalling. It would be impossible for a body of a needed mass to support such a creature. If anything, this isn't the Lochness, but rather a sea serpent. Even though that in itself would be unlikely. ALso for for the length of neck Again i reiterate it would need a massive body base for this to work, as simply blood and other foods would take to long to reach anything. This is a Lochness topic, not a sea serpent topic.
Mind you that the Lochness is a Plesiosaur, it's been seen more as that than this serpent.

^Let's narrow it down.

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This can't be real, because a water-dwelling creature such as the Lochness would depend on a large body of water to survive, while the image only shows a shallow water pool. How do I know it's shallow? Look at how the (fake) Lochness is on top of the water. The creature also appears to be on land, which would never occur due to it's need for deep water. If it did dwell in waters that shallow, surely it would be famously known as real. In addition, note how the tail looks very clay-like and definatly not very streamline, and a water creature's tail should (and would) be streamline.

I believe that 'evidence' is a mere dummy in a shallow pond, lake, or river.