Loch Ness Monster

It's not in a river, it's in a "loch" or lake.

Loch Ness to be precise, hence being called the "Loch Ness Monster".

The first record of a "beast" in the Loch or River Ness is in the account of the life of Saint Columba, written by the Irish monk Adomnán, somewhere around the start of the 7th Century AD.

However the "monster" really only began to be recorded with the building of roads alongside the loch in the 1930's.

It was never found. the Loch ness monster is a creature that is claimed to live in a loch in Scotland called loch ness. however the story goes back to 565 AD when the Vikings claim to have spotted it.

It doesn't have a meaning as such. Loch is just the Scottish word for lake and Ness is the name of the lake.

No! It is a mindless and crackpot delusional thing about a talking toy come to life and run amuck. I can"t understand why grown people would pay money to see something so patently impossible- Life does NOT arise from Non-life.

The tooth fairy's address is 105 fairy land CH100 tooth lane. I believe in the tooth fairy, I got a letter back from her!!!

There is no evidence to suggest that this animal exists.

Every year, just before the tourist season. Loch Ness is a Loch, not a Lake.

There is no "best" Urban legend, but an interesting one is the story of Bloody Mary. Never ever do the summon of Bloody Mary!!!!! You will regret it in the end!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One time, my friend did it and she got a huge scratch on her face when she came out of the bathroom!!!! Bloody Mary was even talking to her!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I wasn't there when it happened, but I believe her since she is like a goody two shoes (kidding; but she is very, very honest).

I have been wondering the same thing. I think that it CAN, but I don't think that it WILL.

Monsters, as seen in TV shows and movies, are not real. They are fiction, made up, pretend. The purpose is to entertain the viewer.

Real monsters are people such as mass murderers and others who hurt other people unnecessarily.

That's your opinion...

catch the red-eyed snake enough times to open the gate

I have also had this problem. I can't remember the name of it. I was sooo confused when I seen it. Just take it out and bring it to your parts store. Thing just gets corroded over time. It didn't cost that much.

*It happened to my van also. It was weird it mounts upside down. Not to expensive to fix.

It is a heater control valve and costs around $14 at Autoz-one or Kragen.

Plesiosaur

Yes.

Nessie doesn't not have gills. Blizzard doesn't explain how Nessie breathes but air bubbles from the mouth point to Nessie breathes from her mouth.

No-one knows as no-one has ever caught it

No, the Loch Ness Monster is a myth.

There are currently 3 living Loch Ness monsters in the world;

Two dwell in the actual Loch Ness in Scotland, and the third is believed to live somewhere in Mexico, after a dispute over utility bills led to her storming out of the Loch in the mid-90's.

Until recently there was a fourth monster, however he died after succumbing to a lengthy battle with Prostate cancer in March 2007.

Over 150,000 people attended the funeral- A Scottish record. Couldn't have put it better myself. Thing is, there are no 'Lochs' in Mexico. I did see a very small monster in a puddle once, or was it my reflection ? ....Hmmm... I shall let you be the judge of that. :-)

The suffix 'ness' means full of.

The Monteith's sided with the English during the Potato famine.

Pros? -- Apart from the word of someone who thinks they have seen something unexplainable, none.

Cons? -- 1. Where would a monster come from? A few thousand years ago a glacier scoured out the valley now occupied by Loch Ness. There was no monster then, so it is very unlikely there is one now.

2.There is no proof of a Loch Ness Monster.

Less than 35 miles to the South-West end of Loch Ness.

Definitely not and if you do see a video of the loch ness monster sighting it is a hoax because you can clearly see the poor editing.

no its a total legless spaz