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Loch Ness monster haunts not only researchers, but and just lovers of all paranormalism, adventurers, finally, tourists who come to Scotland sometimes only then to look at the amazing lake where this one lives mysterious monster. What if he succeeds in catching him in a frame camcorders? ..
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Forty-year-old skipper Keith Stewart (formerly professional fisherman) much luckier. According to him, he found refuge of a mysterious monster. Using modern equipment (electronic sonar) Keith discovered the other day in Loch Ness Lake a deep hollow (crevice), which may well to be a den for the elusive monster and even his family.
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Telling the publisher of The Daily Mirror, the illustrious the skipper admitted that he was always skeptical of the hype around the Loch Ness pangolin. However, having discovered a deep cleft, he noticed a dark oblong object in it, and it was something big and with a hump. After this, Keith laughs, it’s not surprising to believe that a monster is not a figment of the imagination of visionaries and romantics, and the real animal that lives in this mysterious lake.
Note that Loch Ness is not considered the deepest in Great Britain, according to official figures, its depth does not exceed 230 meters. Keith Stewart managed to find a cleft in fourteen kilometers from Iverness, where the depth of the reservoir reaches 270 meters (889 feet). Some scientists have already suggested that this trench could have appeared recently, because on the bottom of Loch Ness passes a well-studied tectonic fault called Great Glen, but to this day there was no deep cleft there. detected.
But the skipper found it, and even fixed it on the devices, more the colleagues of the brave sailor have already christened the mysterious the abyss of the “Void Whale” – in honor of its discoverer. True in this after all, everyone hopes to discover after all not a whale, but it’s a mysterious Loch Ness monster that does not give rest to people.
A new round in the search for the Loch Ness pangolin
A new discovery could further fuel the appetites of hunters unravel this amazing mystery of Scotland. Recall that researchers of this phenomenon, such as scientist Gary Campbell, state that monster activity has been significantly increased, they began to notice it more often, for example, tourists in last year managed to remove the Loch Ness lizard more than five times. Let these photos are not very high quality, and therefore can not to prove the existence of a mysterious animal, but they refute all sorts of speculation that someone from the tourism business just came up with this story in order to attract as much as possible to Scotland more people.
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By the way, the deepest lake in the UK is Loch Morar (309 meters). So something similar, the same fantastic monster – the lizard, which the natives call Moran. It lives here from time immemorial. And although this monster is not as famous as Loch Ness, he behaves exactly the same: always appears suddenly and disappears mysteriously, then is so that it is impossible to find any modern devices.
It is no coincidence that many progressive scientists are inclined to believe that these prehistoric lizards come to our world from another dimension, as yeti, chupacabra and many other mysterious do it animals that people constantly encounter but cannot what to catch, even plainly shoot on video. Why? The answer is very simple, say proponents of this theory: these creatures are intelligent and have much greater capabilities than we say telepathy, hypnosis, not to mention ability just “dissolve in the air.” More truly, they are representatives of some other civilization, most likely, more developed than ours, because they can “travel” across parallel worlds, and we – not yet …
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