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RE: Depends on what you mean by that question.
Posted on: June 5, 2019 at 00:16:38 CT
JG MU
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The only evidence of that IMO is the Peter Scott expedition and photograph.
While I think there might be strange creatures in Loch Ness from time to time, its my consideration that they are
oceanic that visit Loch Ness. For example perhaps a rare type of eel.
Did you know Loch Ness connects to the ocean?
Did you know there once was a 6 ft eel larvae found in the ocean? (most eel larvae are 2-4 inches long)
The gorilla , the Okapi, the saola were all once crypto creatures. And there are others who are most likely still real creatures dwarf manatee, white throated jaguar, arboreal giant anteater.
Certainly cryptozoolgy attracts fringe people as does UFOS, and atheism that doesn't make it all a bunch of song and dance delusions, like the crap you believe.
While I think there might be strange creatures in Loch Ness from time to time, its my consideration that they are
oceanic that visit Loch Ness. For example perhaps a rare type of eel.
Did you know Loch Ness connects to the ocean?
Did you know there once was a 6 ft eel larvae found in the ocean? (most eel larvae are 2-4 inches long)
The gorilla , the Okapi, the saola were all once crypto creatures. And there are others who are most likely still real creatures dwarf manatee, white throated jaguar, arboreal giant anteater.
Certainly cryptozoolgy attracts fringe people as does UFOS, and atheism that doesn't make it all a bunch of song and dance delusions, like the crap you believe.
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RE: Depends on what you mean by that question. - JG MU - 6/5 00:16:38