A REAL monster...

[Bill H.]

What IS in Loch Ness? I've been there twice and saw nothing, either time.

This guy, however, has some interesting ideas. (Check the photos)

http://www.theloch.com/

 

[sandtiger]

Nothing but sturgeon, salmon and various other organisms already known to science.

BTW, I know for a fact this Steve Altan guy is a joke, please don't buy into anything he claims.

 

[Ornatapinnis]

That picture of the smaller "caught specimin" is a regular old green moray from Florida.

Hmmm, I've had old nessie all these years an didn't even know it

 

[lizardfishman]

did you guys check out lochnesstooth.com ? it has pics of the tooth they found in a savaged deer carcass.

 

[Bill H.]

http://www.lochnesstooth.com/7.htm

For whatever the reason, this tooth has "disappeared." Hmmmmm...

 

[Bill H.]

Frankly, I had always hoped "Nessie" would have looked like:

Sadly, reality forces one to accept the impossibility of it all. Too bad...


BTW: I don't regard Steve Altan as an authority, but rather one who gives cause to consider the what ifs.

 

[sandtiger]

That "tooth" looks an awful lot like it might be a deer or antalope horn/antler.

Watch the video of the kids pulling out the tooth, watch it closely...it is full of flaws and errors.

Steve Altan writes fiction...bad fiction, the Loch Ness monster also happens to be fiction. He does not make me consider the "what ifs", in fact...he makes me sick.

 

[Pangong_ilong]

http://www.lochnesstooth.com/7.htm

For whatever the reason, this tooth has "disappeared." Hmmmmm...

It doesn't look like a tooth.

 

[guppy]

Definitely not a tooth, odds are good it is from a young Indian Barking Deer, (Muntiacus muntjak) called the Muntjak and ranging from India through most of Southeast asia. I like these little guys, like musk deer and chevotains they also have fangs.

 

[ballsmcgee1234]

either way those pics are interesting looking...(on the website, the eel looking thing)