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In the London Thames periodically see a monster that can sail here or from the sea, or emerge from a parallel world, like the way it does, for example, a Loch Ness monster, and he is not alone, because a rational explanation of where these lizards come from taken in rivers and lakes and where then they disappear, just not.
The last time a monster in the Thames was filmed by Penn Plate, which rode the cable car through the city waterway and from nothing doing indulged in a smartphone camera – and the monster accidentally fell into lens. It was in April of this year. And here is a sea serpent or the pangolin again fell into the frame, now 23-year-old Jonathan John who came with a friend to see London and suddenly saw something in the Thames weird.
This went on, writes the young man, about five minutes, when a huge dark shadow of a sea monster rose from the depths of the river almost to its surface and again missed. Moreover, observed all these are not only two friends, but also other witnesses of such a miracle, some even shot a monster on the cameras of their smartphones (in Internet until the video is uploaded). Someone made the assumption that is it a whale or a shark (by the way, a whale also swam into the Thames, and more than once), someone thought it was just algae. Photo by Jonathan John I’m sure that this is neither one nor the other, a creature plowing the waters of the Thames, rather like a Loch Ness monster or other huge marine predator.
John himself took only a few shots, since his skepticism comrade about a monster floating in the river is so off scale that the young man in a hurry clicked his smartphone only a couple of times. But only at home he made sure that the game was worth the candle, and wished he had removed video…
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