06/01/2007 02:03 AM
Scientist May Have Caught the Loch Ness Monster on Video
Gordon Holmes, an amateur scientist from the UK, has captured what may be the Loch Ness Monster on video. The footage shows a 15m black creature swimming at about 10km/h. The legend brings 400,000 tourists to the loch anually.
The footage will be subjected to further scrutiny but even the normally sceptical Scottish media is running the footage. Stories of a monster in the loch go back as far as 565 AD and there have been over 4000 modern reports of sightings.
"I see myself as a sceptical interpreter of what happens in the loch, but I do keep an open mind about these things and there is no doubt this is some of the best footage I have seen," said marine biologist Adrian Shine.
10 comments:
An Amateur Scientist? hardly reliable.
Its spelt SKEPTICAL
sceptical is accepted spelling. Just because you spell it that way in the USA doesn't mean its wrong.
Anon (its spelt skeptical)ixuzus is correct.
Dont forget its the ENGLISH language, not the American language.
No
its spelt sceptical
SKEPTICAL is for americans who cant spell
I think its a dragon or something like a dragon.
wally, like a dragon yep I reckon too.
cud be Amanda Vanstone swimming back stroke;)))
Its all a load of Celtic Bollocks generated by tight wad canny Scots to encourage tourists to spend their hard earned in bagpipe land, most of these rubbernecks are camera flashing pot bellied yanks and them japs who feed on bullshit.
Mike.
might be well paid afros playing submarines
its laurie Oakes wearing Floaties
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