Who could have ever imagined a sighting of a Plesiosaur off the coast of Cornwell, England could have been a common bird after an eight month investigation by gust and the consultation of three experts...tricked again by those sneaky birds

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they should of asked me, i can tell thats a bird straight away...

stupid experts

that doesn't really look like a lake monster though. It actually does look like a bird. I can't belive they investigated this

That isn't believeable at all.Our pics of Nessie and ogopogo are 10x more believeable than that

looks like a duck lol

Exactly. They think this disproves every sighting over the last 500 years

maybe it does....

i doubt there would be many sightings of these creatures, as they have no need to come to the surface....

Exactly,they are most likely deep sea creatures,they would have no need to come to the surface,that's why we rarely see them.Many deep sea fish come to the surface ONLY when they are dying,or dead...

Well I guess one will investigate anything if they believe in it enough.

We might have to wait for nessie to die then and we will find her washed up on a beach somewhere...goodluck, she's out living us all

I'm stickin to the channels joining some lakes,so maybe nessie is in another lake,or the ocean.That would explain reports of somewhat different creatures in each lake.

Hopefully someday someone will find hard evidence of the lakes and channels hidden in the loch because anythings possible since they've missed important parts of the loch in the past only time will tell if this theory is evident or not, it would be pretty sweet if it was.

It was on discovery that it was proved,they even showed the channels,grrr,why doesn't anyone else remember seeing that?It was on tv over and over.I wish i could find that link again...

share some info about what they said about the channels then, did it say that they were all over the loch?

There was one,at the nothern end,which is weird,because this following stump is near that channel,and it is shaped like nessie's head...

Maybe its a sign marking the protector of the loch, nessie...it reminds me of a totem pole like the indians have, i wonder if theres any indians or people of the sort nearby...

Yes,it is said to be the protector of the Loch.I'm not sure about any natives near the Loch,but i'm sure that the natives found the ogopogo first,there are reports from the natives,from the 1700s,of ogopogo,that creature was sacred to them.That nessie protector stump is so mysterious,and it is 100% natural,and it just happens to be at the channel of the Loch...

its the first time i've seen it though, but is it possibleor already thought to be that that ogopogo, nessie and the others are all the same somehow like all being plesiosaurs just having different names in different places just like the elusive bigfoot.

Yeah,if channels join all,or most of the lakes,then maybe Caddy or Champ is at the Loch,and nessie is at okanagon lake,and maybe the ogopogo is at lake Champlain..that would explain the dif reports of the sae serpents in each lake...

"Birds. All I need is birds..."

I don't know how much it would help to throw fake ducks into the pond and make photos of nessie...

Now it makes me wonder if people are gonna try and pull that trick.

Chances are that someone will try it.

they should name those birds nessie Jr's

i remember photos from loch ness that were later examined and shown to be nothing more than birds, silly really...

as long as people don't dismiss all sightings as being birds right away.

damn birds.

I remember seeing it on discovery or a program similar,thats what made think how nessie could get in and out of the loch

wish i would've seen that program, nessie's probably a migrational animal, south for the winter

ex. zoology artist Mr. John Holmes video footage.....i dont think john holmes had anything to do with a zoology artistery..........oh wrong john holmes muh bad

I know most of you will agree with me (atleast I think) based on what you have said, but I'm just going to state this in a question form.

We all agree or atleast most of us think or believe it is any ordinary duck or bird floating on the sea-tops either resting or waiting for nearby food to come by (or atleast thats what I think and see to believe), but if most people believe this, it could just be any ordinary bird sitting on the sea-tops, right?

they have already said that it is a bird on the site just in case you didn't read it

I saw it but their stating that it could be a plesiosaur meantime it could just be a seagull hanging out on the sea...

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Cool pic.

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many accounts could put the blame on birds, but i think there is truth in some of the sightings....