Do you believe in the Loch Ness monster? Why or why not?
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Nate the Great
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I believe there's some very large, strange looking creatures in the deepest waters that we would probably classify as monsters, for lack of a better term.
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No, I think they have scanned the loch with all the latest technology.. they would have found it by now...
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I would like to believe that there was some stange creature lurking at the bottom of Loch Ness but im not entirely convinced that there is...so no.
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Scientist have found bodies of water under lakes,oceans,and seas,by radar.These bodies of water are connected by caves.They cannot be reached yet because of their depth.Sea creatures that we normally don't see could easily hide in these bodies of water.
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I believe that there is a Loch Ness Monster. There are some unidentified creatures in the lake, so it is possible.
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Yes. There are still many creatures out there in the world that haven't been discovered yet. They find new plant and animal life often, so it is entirely possible.
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Sure, why not? I believe that we are three-dimensional people in a multi-dimensional world, so there are many things in existence of which we are unaware because of our limited capacity to perceive! :)
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No, with all the high tech equipement there are no good pictures or evidence. There have been hoaxes. The loch has a low capacity to feed the fish there now let alone a large monster.
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Well yes and no. I believe something is in there. I just hate to think hundreds upon hundreds of sightings are merely people lying. I dont believe in the details some tell but I believe the story has some foundation of truth to it.
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No, someone would have gotten a clear picture of it by now yo...
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I went there and didn`t see a monster, so would have to say no.
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No, I don't believe there is enough food in that lake to support a creature that big.
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I think so beucase during the meteor loch ness or pleisaurus could go reallly deep into the ocean and the deep water doesnt ahve effect in the heatness becuase it is too ...DEEEEEEEP for the heat o go to the deepest part
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Nope. I just visited Loch Ness, and I didn't see anything. :-)
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Only if the Loch Ness Monster believes in me.
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Yes,I believe in the possibility of such a creature.Loch Ness is very deep,as far as lakes go,and scientists know that under many lakes they are caverns that lead to vast seas of water deep in the earth.Many creatures that have prehistoric characteristics could easily use a cavern as a passageway to Loch Ness and escape detection by going deeper into the underground seas if they sense danger.That could be one reason why it is not detected by the instruments we now use.
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I did until my sister ate it. It's hard to believe in something that you saw being cooked and eaten. Basically, it did exist until recentally
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I would think by now if a dinosaur lived in the Loch, it would have been discovered. That being said, there are several reputable sightings. Yes some are hoax, but not all of them. However, let me say this. The Loch Ness is a fascinating body of water that scientists are still learning about. While I doubt there is a Loch Ness Monster, I cannot one hundred percent rule it out. New discoveries are being made all the time. I remember in college, asking a science teacher, if he thought there was a possibility of life on other planets and he commented "to think we are the only planet with living things on it, is simple minded thinking."
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No. People are devious.
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I have always believed too some degree something is in that loch.
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Yes, I do. The Loch is very deep and, to my knowledge, is unexplored. So, the chances of something living down at the bottom, that has never been cataloged is definitely a possibility.
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As some kind of huge, prehistoric critter? Nope. The fault that forms the Loch may have been around for many millions of years...but the Loch itself has only been around for a few thousand. Nessie, as some kind of dinosaur out of time, doesn't exist.
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It's kind of fun believe that it does exist.
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Yes I do!
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Yes I was fishing for walleye and I swear I hooked in to her was fighting with it for 4 hours then my rod exploded and the hook caught me right in the lip.It sucked
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For sure, its probably not what they think it is, or look anything like they make out. Its probably an alien. LOL BTW i totally believe in aliens
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Yeah why not. +5
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Oh for sure !! After all, that many eye witnesses couldn't be wrong, could they ?!? ; )
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Yes I do beieve that there is a creature in Loch Ness,but I also believe there is more than one of them and that they are breeding.It stands to reason that the creatures will not be thousands of years old as that is quite impossible.
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I think the Idea of that is ludicrous.
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Yes.
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I've been many times to Loch Ness and have never spotted anything except shameless tourist tat. Certainly nowt in that pond except fish.
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Not sure. The ocean is quite vast, and contrary to what people think, they know next to nothing about what dwells within the ocean. The Loch Ness Monster could easily be some undiscovered species. There's lotsa stuff down there that's really weird, I'll bet. Maybe it's a remnant of aquatic dinosaurs, some that survived whatever killed them, and it slowly evolved into an animal that could handle colder climates...I don't know. If it lives deep within the ocean, which might explain its rarity, it's probably pretty cold down there, and would have been just as cold back when our planet was a sauna. I don't know, but for the hell of it, ol' Nessy is totally real. And so is the Ogopogo. How can something with such an awesome name NOT be real?
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No. Keep in mind that for it to have survived to now there must have been countless generations before it, yet not a single skeleton has ever been found (or a live specimen for that matter).
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No, it's just a myth and nothing more.
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Anything is possible.
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Maybe some big fish out there, but i don't think of the Scottish prehistorical monster are locate in the Loch Ness..
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Yes. I honestly do believe it exists, and is undiscovered.
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