We make the mystery

The mystery of what a woman is is this generations biggest mystery.

What is a mystery to me is why they say these images have just been released. I collect stuff like this, Bigfoot, Nessie, cryptids in general. I've had these images for years on my hard drive.🤔

That is true, but the existence (or non-existence in this case) of some large aquatic creature living in Loch Ness is not a mystery. There isn't one. There are plenty of other legit mysteries in the world.

For sure, now that wishing on our once magical mystical Moon is now no more neither.magical nor mystical. 🌌💔😔

Me too. My family visited it when I was small. Didn't see anything, but it's a lovely place

Get a new hobby this ones a dead end.😅

Same here I'm 32 😅😅😅

@@user-od2cn3ut8c Yes. Right besides your head.

@@tabularasa7775🤫🤫🤫wind it back in :)))

Or worse…woke

@@tabularasa7775How is that relevant?

I agree, she's/he's the dragon guardian of the loch, like in old fairytales where mobs would all rally together to hunt and slay dragons and become knights of the Princess with hopes to win the favour of her Father.

😂😂😂😂😂

There's no way I'm swimming in that pitch-black water 900 feet deep 😱

If I was told to swim right next to a “rolling serpent with humps” in the Loch….I would. What!? I’m a believer and a chance to meet a century long mystery would be INCREDIBLE!!!

i guess he is afraid to loose his pair.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hard to say.

​@@kosmokritikos9299Nessy has a holiday home

They have to take it out of storage and arrange for sightings in time for bookings to be made! 😂🤣

Yep. And rather than buy a camera with a good zoom lens, they film it on something with the resolution of a potato!

There is! Nessie On The Net on youtube

😂😂😂😂😂 the same people who believed the vaccines works against covid

Exactly !

Exactly a clear indication that the lake creatures Nessie is real

in a flashy way of course

I guess us normal people to walk around with 20,000$ camera😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I’ll take two

Lol

Phone camera zoomed in ? Not everyone has an iPhone 28 pro max

They recorded it using the lies of childish grown men

It's not that the cameras take blurry photos, Its that the beast itself is a blurry animal...

like a 80's potoroid camera

Exactly! This is what I keep saying, yet all the 'plesiosaur' photos of the past are fake and nowadays to keep the myth alive people interpret small stuff in the water as evidence of the monster.

ROTFL

Pass me the🍿Please!😋

Well its more fun than following yet another disaster on the Trump saga !!!

@@jimbim4405 💯% - so much bad news… in news🫣 Wrong and bad world!

@@jimbim4405what about the disaster and atrocity that has been the Biden saga?

Nope BECAUSE ITS NOT REAL

😂

I think it migrates

C'mon man.... seriously?!?!?

Yes Seriously!

The loch holds more water than the entire UK put together. No amount of equipment can see every inch all the time

I live local - during one of their studies in the Loch they don’t find any DNA of anything unusual. However, they did not find traces of Seal in the Loch when seals can be commonly seen on most occasions 🤷‍♂️ For all I know - there is most likely something

Looks like a couple of rocks

That's not how satellites work... Also, it's underwater. Do some research prior to posting

Indeed. Reminds me a little of the Big Foot myth with the Americans, Although, of course, our Loch Ness is nowhere near as serious, legendary, nor as important as the superior American Big Foot.

Silly month.

plenty in the rest of Scotland though

That's just not true. There have been several sonar hits on large moving objects, still unexplained.

@@jeffreymilton5829 Nope. Save it for the gullibles and tourists. Some people need that monster to be in that lake. Just to have something to talk about.

@@dolmen6613 Nobody cares about any of those. Only Loch Ness needs that monster to be there. Without it, there is no reason to go there.

@@jeffreymilton5829 there would be multiple sonar hits daily for a breeding population of large animals to exist in there. Not one big exciting hit every few years. Again, such twaddle.

😂

Elephants in Scotland?????

​@O.G.G. David attinbrough told me he seen a girrafe in the lockness once 😂

That photo was proven to be a hoax

@@colindunlop5087 can't make this $h@t up, bro! Lol

@@O.G.G. Travelling circuses used to let their elephants swim in the Loch, so maybe.

😂 true

It’s all utter drivel. The only images which get people like Steve Feltham excited are ambiguous or very old and grainy. That’s because clear video of monsters which don’t actually exist cannot be captured.

@@BrianBadondebowlbang on

@@Stevehboy yes but a Sturgeon is a bottom fishing scavenger with a yellow streak in its underside and is without a backbone -seems a fairly accurate representation of Nicola who is now writing her autobiography 'Mein Camper Wagon "

We do know . There has been many sightings .

I hope that Nessie Enjoys IRN BRU like all scots should

@@BIASED_KZfaq the IrnBru staff are on strike at present for more money !!!

Looks nothing like a bloody seal.

The singer?

They didn't find DNA from a number of creatures that are known to use the loch.

They didn't find otter DNA...and there are lots in the loch.@@user-Connor1

I do believe it’s a known animal, I’m not sure If it would be an eel they dwell at the bottom they never surface, won’t be sturgeon because again they are bottom dwellers, some one could have chucked a wells catfish in there for fun they can get massive

They found lots of eel DNA and eels can breath out of water as well as cross land.

They found a lot of Eel DNA...although I know that a lot of small eels existed but I am not sure about gigantic ones existing.

The food.

If it exists there has to more than one

Because invisible friends don't eat or drink or reproduce! Asking people if they believe in the Loch Ness monster is an intellectual litmus test IMO.

Fun fact: Loch Ness is connected to the ocean. So..

UMMM, Loch Ness is a sea loch so who says Nessie spends all of the time in the loch. It could be lots of Nessies for all anyone knows; mum, dad and the babbies on their annual summer holidays.

Big eel

a quick google exploration lead me to the conclusion that horse hair eels don't exist and they are just as mythical as nessy so yeah..

The Horsehair eel[1] (Gordiichthys irretitus) is an eel in the family Ophichthidae (worm/snake eels) & inhabits sand and mud substrates. Males can reach a maximum total length of 76 centimeters (30 in), so in the scheme of things it's one of the smaller eel species and what people are seeing here if not seals is a infant or juvenile baby north Atlantic wright whale - as they occasionally come inland with parents & get lost in the murky gloom.. Interesting thing about Nessi and people's inability to compute reality and science is that they were wiped out 65 million years ago as earth's water was too acidic & deoxgenated to keep the majority of the plesiosaurs diet (fish) alive - so they too became extinct. Much smaller creatures crustaceans insects deep sea fish survived the two or 500 year absence of sunlight and oxygen, but the larger land and marine animals died out. It's not even me talking; it's science... Also - eels simply do not come to the surface like this.

Si

Greenland Shark can live to 400 years old

There's massive eels in loch Ness chances are it's one of them

Why do people not see this as an otter spinning and rolling? Its what they do.

its a bin liner

Reptiles need heat and there's none in loch ness

Isn't Scotland a bit cold for sea crocodiles. I know the loch is a sea loch but I'm not certain a crocodile could get in through the underwater channel anyway, and I suspect if a croc had moved in permanently then it would have been seen by now.

Big Hungry.

There are a lot of them

Because the Loch Ness Monster is a badass.

The loch has many places to hide

Could be anything that lives in the sea, Loch Ness being a sea loch there is nothing to say Nessie has to live in the loch all year round. More than she lives in the sea most of the year and only sometimes comes in to Loch Ness, maybe when a specific food source is freely available. Given the number of ''monsters'' who have recently proved to actually exist - despite claims they were imaginary - there is every chance that Nessie is something from the sea to makes occasional visits to Loch Ness.

Well, they would say that. Loch Ness draws in a lot of revenue from tourism.