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Because there are many unsolved mysteries in the world, human beings are full of great doubts and curiosity, which drives human beings to approach the truth step by step, and the truth is so mysterious that it is difficult to solve. Full of fear of the unknown world, constantly exploring. Among many unsolved mysteries in the world, the Loch Ness monster is the most attractive one. Many witnesses said they saw the monster, but each witness's story was quite different. Is there more than one Loch Ness monster? Let's see how the experts explain it.

Loch Ness is about 293 meters deep and 39 kilometers long, and the famous Loch Ness monster appears here. In fact, as early as 1500 years ago, it was reported that there were huge monsters in Loch Ness, which often came out to devour people and animals. Some people say it has an elephant's long nose and is soft. Some people say it has a long neck, a round head and is green. Some people say that monsters have wings and the way they fly out of the water is terrible. Some people say that it has the head of a dinosaur, but the lower body is the body of a fish. There are different opinions and there is no way to verify them. However, there are about 4000 sightings of the Loch Ness monster around the world.

1933 In April, a surgeon in London took a picture of the basilisk in Loch Ness, which was widely circulated. It was not discovered until decades later. It was actually a scam, but the reputation of the Loch Ness Monster was destined to rise. 1933 The Daily Mail reported that the Loch Ness monster was found on the shore of Loch Ness, and researchers went to the scene to conduct on-the-spot investigation and evidence collection. Taking the samples back to the institute and analyzing them with the latest technology at that time, it was found that in fact, the footprints left by these so-called monsters were huge footprints left by hippos living near Loch Ness, which had nothing to do with the legendary monsters.

1934, under the organization of Americans, a large-scale search for monsters began, trying to solve this unsolved mystery for the world. Then, 20 people looked at the lake all day and found nothing. The body of the monster was found before 1972, but it turned out to be a dead walrus. In April 1972, 1, at that time, several influential media in the world announced the news that the Loch Ness monster died worldwide, but this statement was quickly debunked by experts. This news is just a false advertisement set up by local park officials on April Fool's Day to attract more tourists.

1972, when exploring Loch Ness, the American research team used the underwater camera with the highest resolution at that time to shoot underwater, and photographed a huge creature almost close to a fin, which caused a heated discussion. 1975 June 19 The underwater camera installed in Loch Ness took hundreds of photos, but none of them analyzed any trace of the monster. At 9: 45 pm, an animal approached the water and quickly disappeared into the camera lens. Only a small part of this mysterious animal was photographed, and it is difficult to tell what it is. About an hour later, the animal appeared again. Maybe the flash is too fast or too slow for a few microseconds. What I see in the photo is only a large piece of yellow and ugly skin, and the resolution is still very low. Can't you prove what kind of animal this is? It was not until 4: 32 the next morning that the flash flashed in time and took a valuable photo. In this photo, there is the outline of a living monster, a formidable body, a slender neck and finally a stain. It means monster! The monster swam around the camera curiously. Two feet sticking out from the top of the rest of the body, as if the Loch Ness monster existed, jumped to the camera in surprise.

There is such an explanation for this. Some researchers believe that there is no monster in Loch Ness, but a normal natural light refraction phenomenon, and water is a good mirror. When the light shines on the water, it refracts, which gives people an illusion to some extent. It is likely that when there is some floating mud at the bottom of Loch Ness, the mud will float on the water under certain conditions and drift with the tide. When people stand by on the lake, they often mistakenly think that the shape of the soil is strange. Think of it as a monster For billions of years, Loch Ness has been an ocean. Because of frequent crustal movements, it has evolved into what it is today. So it is very likely that there is an ancient animal that has not been recognized by human beings. Unique marine reptiles still live in Loch Ness. The so-called water monster is actually the illusion effect caused by the release of bubbles at the bottom of the fault at the bottom of Loch Ness during the earthquake activity, and the time when the water monster appeared in Loch Ness coincided with this period.

The Loch Ness monster is actually several eels seven or eight meters long. They are big and have yellow skin.

Originally, these eels grew in the sea, but due to the crustal movement in ancient times, some eels were blocked in this mysterious Loch Ness, and the eels left in Loch Ness grew bigger and bigger because they had no natural enemies, and eventually became what many people called water monsters. If you have any questions about the Loch Ness Monster, or your personal opinions about the Loch Ness Monster, please feel free to discuss them in the comments section.