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The 54-year-old resident of Dresden Torsten Koj photographed recently something mysterious and frightening in the river Elbe. According to the German, he calmly walked along the promenade Koenigsufer. On the skin of a man a chill ran when he noticed a long dark creature, sticking out of the water tail, back and small head on a long neck.
Struck by this picture to the core, an eyewitness reached out pocket behind the smartphone and took one single shot of the creature, before she hastily hid in the depths. Our hero considered that the legendary Loch Ness monster or similar turned out to be in Elba an individual of this species. Amazed by what he saw, the author of the photo tells:
This creature appeared right next to the bridge. Karolabruecke! It was several meters long and slowly sailed along Elbe. For some reason, I immediately thought that it was Nessie. I got my the phone and once photographed the monster, after which he dived and no longer appeared on the surface of the river, although I was hoping for this is. It’s just unbelievable, this is the best shot that I ever done. I’m here a minute later and this creature would slip away from me. Its resemblance to the world famous The Loch Ness monster cannot be denied. Was it really that? Or maybe it’s about a relative of Nessie? To say with accuracy I do not I can. I think I planted very good cryptozoologists material for analysis and discussion.
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An amazing image quickly spread over the news, cryptozoological and entertainment portals of Germany. Many the Germans thought that a mysterious dinosaur-like creature emerged from the North Sea and sailed up the Elbe. Other commentators are sure that the presented frame looks too good to be true and surely is the result skillful photo montage.
Meanwhile, other skeptics say it was the most common tree trunk floating on the river (and able to dive when it take pictures). One way or another, it should be noted that the sensational the picture looks much more impressive and believable than the vast majority of alleged evidence of existence Scottish Nessie.
Loch Ness monster
