There remains much debate, even today after countless searches and studies, as to whether the Loch Ness Monster, arguably the most famous of the many sea creatures that are said to lurk in waters around the world, actually exists. Perhaps one of the reasons “Nessie” – as the mysterious beast is often called – remains one of the most well-known and, in turn, the most sought after of such elusive aquatic beasts is that sightings of it stretch back to at least the sixth century. And there are most likely undocumented, oral accounts that existed before that.
There are some researchers, especially in recent years, who claim the legends of the Loch Ness Monster were nothing more ...
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