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Sonny9921
Im usually surfing on a site called liveleak and today while i was watching war movies some move poppod up i looked at it and it was loch ness ohmy.gif
He makes a pretty high jump, this is very good quality but prob it will be fake like all others.
I dont know how to put an embed up so ill give a link!

Loch Ness Video
Affliction
That would have to be CGI.

For one, I would think "Nessie" would be larger than that and I doubt a creature like that would be capable of moving like that.

It's not a bad CGI though.
bigdog112
it looks like they took a jumping killer whale video with nessy CGI in
Affliction
QUOTE(bigdog112 @ Jun 17 2007, 01:33 AM) [snapback]1727842[/snapback]
it looks like they took a jumping killer whale video with nessy CGI in

Good pick!
Thunderbolt
thas sweet!
nice find
but yeah its soooo fake
buy yeah as the guy said good CGI
but i looks like it was done over a real whale
capoeiranger
Funny thing! It was an orcha breaching, I guess.
Thunderbolt
QUOTE(capoeiranger @ Jun 16 2007, 05:23 PM) [snapback]1728002[/snapback]
Funny thing! It was an orcha breaching, I guess.

orca
TheSteelCat
Real cool.

But fake, I would say. I don't want to believe it... but it's most likely true.

I heard about a man who was offering lots of money for evidence that proves that the Loch Ness Monster exists a few weeks back, so it seems that people maybe trying even harder to "force" evidence, if you know what I mean.
kreateslayer
actually, yeah, it's a whale
Primeval
If it was CGI you would be able to tell, How does a orca get into a loch? did it fly?
A Orca will swim on top of the water, this thing only had what looked like a head and a neck sticking out, thats how a plesiosaur would swim.
DieChecker
Yeah, looks like a small whale. It looks like it is on a sea coast and not Loch Ness, as it is easy to see completely across all along it's length.
Primeval
QUOTE(DieChecker @ Jun 17 2007, 02:31 AM) [snapback]1728959[/snapback]
Yeah, looks like a small whale. It looks like it is on a sea coast and not Loch Ness, as it is easy to see completely across all along it's length.



Loch Ness is very straight thats why you can see all along it's length.
Dewlanna
Definately fake I'd say. Also, if it had been real, it would be all over the news over here, and I've heard nothing so... happy.gif
Primeval
QUOTE(Dewlanna @ Jun 17 2007, 03:40 AM) [snapback]1728993[/snapback]
Definately fake I'd say. Also, if it had been real, it would be all over the news over here, and I've heard nothing so... happy.gif



It was on the news over here.
NatalieK
I vote for CGI, not just cause the alternative is a live dinosaur/creature but because it looks CGI as the tail flicks back into the water (in my opinion).

I agree with the rest, probably tampered footage of an orca jumping, overlapped with a CGI figure. Haven't heard anything about it here in Oz, and we did hear about the last Nessie footage (the trail in the water).

Plus there's the fact that we don't even know if the body of water is the Loch, just what the film makers claim. Regardless, it's a neat video happy.gif reminds me of a Pokemon
DevilDog1985
QUOTE(bigdog112 @ Jun 16 2007, 03:33 PM) [snapback]1727842[/snapback]
it looks like they took a jumping killer whale video with nessy CGI in



linked-image

You can cleary see some kinda "fishtail", so I agree that it's a CGI based on a killer whale jumping outta the water original.gif
draconic chronicler
QUOTE(King Leonidas @ Jun 17 2007, 09:15 AM) [snapback]1729154[/snapback]
linked-image

You can cleary see some kinda "fishtail", so I agree that it's a CGI based on a killer whale jumping outta the water original.gif


Although it is clearly a fake, or it would be front page news, there is no reason why a plesiosaur could not have a fluke like tail. Other marine reptiles like the ichthosaurs do. Plesiosaurs easily could have, but when there are only bones, it is hard to say. If there were no whales today, and we only had their skeletons to go by, we wouldn't know what the tails actually looked like.

And if Nessie turns out t be real, I doubt she will have any connection to a Plesiosaur though this is a sudccesful design for a marine animal and other creatures could have evolved into something similar.
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