Loch Ness monster spied on Google Earth?
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The elusive Loch Ness monster may have been spotted on Google Earth.
British newspapers are reporting that security guard Jason Cooke spotted a mysterious shape in the loch that resembles a sea creature.
"I couldn't believe it. It's just like the descriptions of Nessie," Mr Cooke told The Sun.
However, others have pointed out that the mystery shape looks a lot like a boat.
The image can be seen by entering coordinates Latitude 57°12'52.13"N, Longitude 4°34'14.16"W in Google Earth.
There have been no "credible" sightings of the monster, nicknamed Nessie, for over a year, Britain's Daily Telegraph said.
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i thought giant squid.... (thats real by the way)
Its my ex
BOAT! BOAT! BOAT! If anyone thinks its something else they need some new eyes
@ Paul #94 - I'm guessing the boat *cough* "Nessie" is aluminium and so would have high reflectance therefore making it appear solid white.
However, I'm personally more interested in both the strange shapes to the left, and the tube-looking thing about 200m to the right....
"There's no such thing as Yetis Dave"
Fishing boat.
This is a speedboat and the so called "tentacles" are the boat's Wake! LOL!!!!
How many sea-monsters have right-angled corners? As the others say - it's a boat. A better angle for this story might be the tendancy for people to see what they want to see.
it looks like a whale to me or a small boat
hahahaha na its da abdominabinabinable snowman!!!
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Could be a boat fishing for scalops