Loch Ness Monster

No, the Loch Ness creature has never been reported as approaching anyone less than all in an aggressive action. There was an old local legend of a monster attacking a woman that was attributed to the Loch Ness creature but this was later proven to be in a river and possibly a boar.

some people say that Nessie is just an elephant with its trunk up in a long neck position and the two humps are its head and back. some think this is what the sightings were. but assuming Nessie is real, it is a plesiosaur.

Loch Lomond has the bigger surface area (71 square km versus 14.73 square km).

the loch is 600ft max in parts 125ft at the glen area

We don't know what he really looks like but we believe he looks like a dragon.

The first history of it traced back to the 6th Century

Loch Ness

Last week, Japanese scientists placed explosive detonators at the bottom of Lake Loch Ness to blow Nessie out of the water. Sir Cort Godfrey of the Nessie Alliance summoned the help of Scotland's local wizards to cast a protective spell over the lake and its local residents and all those who seek for the peaceful existence of our underwater ally.

Some people think there are three large caves at the bottom of lake loch ness that Nessie can go threw and go to the pacific ocean catch food so really Nessie dosent just live in lake loch ness but in the Pacific Ocean too!

No, there is no Loch Ness monsters in Mexico. The Loch Ness monsters is located in Scotland, in the Lake it is named for, Loch Ness.

Some believe that Nessie is a Plesiosaurus, or a descendant of one.

Nessie. And it's "Loch Ness monster", not "lochness monster"

A lake.

There have been ancient stories through the centuries of long necked monsters resembling the Loch Ness monster through the world and many stories of them attacking ships. It is unclear on whether these are true. In 503 AD a Scottish monk witnessed the monster kill and eat a man. The monk shouted ( You Will go kill no more, you will go back.)

Many believe the Lochness monster to be a reminant of the dinosaurs. Known as the Pleisosuar, the creature matched the exact size and shape of the Loch Ness monster and the re-discovery of so called 'extinct' creatures alive and well has not been uncommon in recent years. The possibility of a small population existing is quite possible.

If the Loch Ness Monster existed, its main source of food would have to be fish.

Probably because people yearn for a little mystery in their lives. Until there is absolute proof that 'Nessie' does not exist there remains a possibility, however faint, that it might. People want to believe that there still might remain somethings about this planet that we don't yet know. Likewise the belief in ghosts, ancient Martian civilisations, the Yeti, Sasquatch etc are largely based on wishes and a desire for mystery rather than on any so-called 'facts.'

The mythical creature is know as 'Nessie'

You could drown them in it.

5 men who took the picture

Happy Ness: The Secret of the Loch: Follow Your Heart To Unlock The Secret (VHS, 1997)

very. seeing it is said to drive you crazy and makes you write volumes of books on the subject in a vain attempt to get someone to believe that you actually saw it.

A myth doesn't breathe...

Loch Ossian.

There is no proven fact that The LochNess is real or Nessie, so there for it is not proven that Nessie is a carnivore, But i mostly think its not a carnivore because it looks like a dinosaur that would be like a vegan xD so i think Nessie is a Vegan Water Dino xDDD

The loch was once open to the ocean waters, and creatures such as plesiosaurs could easily have stayed there and adapted to the conditions, and continued to breed to maintain one or more Nessies in the Loch.