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This document discusses evidence against the existence of the Loch Ness Monster. It summarizes an expedition to Loch Ness in 1972 that reported seeing two bodies and fins in the water, but the document argues this is false because only one creature would have been seen. It asks readers if they believe in the Loch Ness Monster and to explain their reasons, suggesting reasons to doubt like lack of evidence and insufficient food. It also discusses keeping the story alive for tourism and trade and compares the legend to other mythical creatures like the Yeti.
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and fuzzy photographs. She would introduce her alternative hypotheses to Travis later. Now she was going to take him
on a mental quest using what she had learned in her ecology course.
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keep his account short and sweet. “Well, some saint back in the 6th century was the fi rst to encounter it, but it wasn’t
seen again until an elderly couple reported it crossing the road, heading towards the lake, with a lamb in its mouth, in
1933. Th e next year, a fantastic photo was taken of the beast. Called “Th e Surgeon’s Photo,” it is probably the most
widely recognized photograph of any cryptid anywhere.”
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- 2. PICTURES THE NESSIE Trunk in the water.
- 3. MORE PHOTOS It may be a model.
- 4. THE VIDEOS It can be other animals: snake, lizard... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLN_Gh4VTFs
- 5. MORE VIDEOS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qdi9wcYISpo&NR=1 Believe, tant are one group the animals.
- 6. EXPEDITIONS The expedition of the academy “Ciencias Aplicadas” the “Boston”, in 1972 was in the Loch Ness. The night of 8 the august the surface of the loch to be mullet and tranquil. Of the morning the team started to see dark moving animal in water fuding. And to see two bodies and two fins.
- 7. BELIEVE OUR GROUP Our group believe thant this expedition is false because there were two bodies in the water and by to all the people only saw a one creature like thant.
- 8. CUESTIONS:) Do you believe in the Loch Ness Monster? Expose your reasons. Our group believe than Nessie doesn't exist, because: - No life more years. -Does not have much food. -There are sufficient evidence for show its existence...etc.
- 9. MORE CUESTIONS Why do you think people want to keep the story alive? -By tourists of visit the zone. -By trade. .
- 10. LATEST CUESTIONS -Think of my other stories like this. Ones that some people think are true some people think are myth. The Yeti (believe tant it can one people)
- 11. PHOTO AND VIDEO OF YETI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojymlxR7pLg&feature=PlayList&p=3347691C478868AC&playnext_from=PL&playnext=1&index=5