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Loch Ness sees record low water level

By T.K. Randall
June 28, 2021 · Comment icon 11 comments

Could a dry summer help to solve the legend of Nessie ? Image Credit: CC BY-SA 3.0 Ben Buxton
The home of the elusive Loch Ness monster has seen a significant water level reduction in recent weeks.
The world-famous loch, which is well known for its monster mystery, has been in the news this week after it was revealed that it has lost a staggering 56 billion liters of water due to the dry weather.

Locals and visitors alike were surprised to find that some of the old wooden piers that are usually submerged beneath the surface and now high and dry.

It is believed that overall, the loch's water level has reduced by around one meter - not an awful lot considering that the loch contains more water than all the lakes, rivers and reservoirs in England and Wales combined - but it is still a significant amount of water loss given how large Loch Ness is.
Those with a keen interest in the Loch Ness Monster - such as loch-side resident Steve Feltham - have commented on the possibility that the situation could help to reveal previously hidden clues.

"In 30 years of sitting here, I can't remember ever seeing the water down this low," he wrote on Facebook. "If it carries on this like this, we will have the Nessie mystery solved."



Source: The Scottish Sun | Comments (11)




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Comment icon #2 Posted by Saru 3 years ago
Must be very thirsty indeed to have gotten through 53 billion liters of water Also, she must be pretty damn large.
Comment icon #3 Posted by the13bats 3 years ago
So dry weather caused it but where is all that water hiding out at now?
Comment icon #4 Posted by Resume 3 years ago
The size of an imaginary creature is only limited by your imagination.
Comment icon #5 Posted by L.A.T.1961 3 years ago
Manchester. 
Comment icon #6 Posted by NCC1701 3 years ago
Drain it completely and see what lies on the bottom.
Comment icon #7 Posted by godnodog 3 years ago
Time for the locals to go pee in it, now that its +- hard to go abroad for vacations.
Comment icon #8 Posted by closed for business 3 years ago
Doesn't Nessie have to pee somewhere?
Comment icon #9 Posted by Saru 3 years ago
Perhaps that will restore the water level.
Comment icon #10 Posted by Dejarma 3 years ago
i guess she needs to replace the p--s she's been taking all these years
Comment icon #11 Posted by jethrofloyd 3 years ago
The Simpsons had already done so when they visited Scotland.


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