Loch Ness Monster

It exists in the minds of many people. However, there have been many international scientific investigations by marine biologists and others using sonar and ultrasound equipment and nothing unusual has ever been found.

Well not really haha Nessie is considered to be a living dinosaur that has evolved to the changes of our modern world

Nessie, the legendary Loch Ness Monster, is often described as being around 20 to 30 feet long, though reports of her size vary widely. Some accounts suggest she could be even larger, with estimates reaching up to 40 feet. However, there is no scientific evidence to confirm her existence or any specific measurements. The descriptions largely stem from folklore and eyewitness accounts rather than verifiable data.

That's Bala Lake in north wales

Yes.

Red eyes green dragon.

The suffix "ness" in the word "happiness" denotes a state or condition. It transforms the adjective "happy" into a noun, indicating the state of being happy. This morphological change highlights the quality or experience of joy and contentment associated with happiness. Essentially, "ness" signifies the essence or nature of the emotion.

he was the monster in the lake.

it takes about 60 days to grow up but a year to become a adult

It's a nickname made from the 'Ness' in the full name. Also many people believe the Loch Ness Monster to be female.

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The answer to that is Cryptozoology.

U guys are all wrong

no

Unlikely.

Man has a fascination with mysterious phenomena and, being highly superstitious, he often sees and interprets things that are not actually there. Scientists have spent a great deal of time and money on investigating whether various lake monsters are real or not, especially the Loch Ness monster. So far, all their scientific equipment has not revealed anything.

It has not changed over time cause it's fake now get a life.

Monsters do not exist. They are only our fears and the things we don't understand.

A really evil person can be considered a monster... :P

No.

Despite several exhaustive searches there is no evidence of any kind to support the existence of an unusual Beast in Loch Ness.

No, He is not

If you study Narcissists they are extremely interesting. We are all chameleons in this world to a point, but the Narcissist takes it to the extreme. Narcissists seem to have a knack for sizing up each individual as to how hard they can push them and when it comes to a mate they always choose the ones that are loving, kind and can be manipulated easily. This makes the victim feel they have done something wrong and haven't been strong enough and should have known better, but, in truth we are suppose to possess love and kindness. In time as we age we are much more cynical about people so it becomes easier to figure out people. We are all in a learning field and make mistakes along the way and hope to correct them. Therefore, it's not how many different lives the Narcissist has, but simply how many humans can he con! They fit into families, with their own gender and of course with the opposite sex, but one thing is for sure .... everything has it's time and sooner or later the Narcissist's true colors will come out. If you come across one stay clear because they aren't worth the skin they're in!

It is not a suffix in the Loch Ness Monster, that is the name of the monster that lives in Loch Ness

If you are just using -ness as a suffix, here's what it is: a native English suffix attached to adjectives and participles, forming abstract nouns denoting quality and state (and often, by extension, something exemplifying a quality or state): darkness; goodness; kindness; obligingness; preparedness