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I would really like for Nessie to be real. Here is a pretty convincing picture I found.


And then some stupid site I was looking at was saying how 'the aliens abductied Nessie.' If she had been, don't you think people would have seen the so called aliens?! And it really bugs me how scientis think that there is a logical answer for everything. NOT how it works. But that's ok. We all know better.

It's a fun concept but I'm afraid I don't believe in nessie, it would be cool but I don't think so, Nessie is only a legend, a myth, maybe at some point somebody saw a large snake or alligator and thought it would be more fun to say they saw a sea monster or genuinely thought it was a sea monster but there is no way a pleiosaur or anything else could have survived for so long and there were two and they had been breeding there would be loads of them by now and I've been to loch ness and there is no way more than four could live there without being detected, also the idea that it was frozen in ice that melted and it broke free is impossible the cold would have killed it, not being rude or anything though, also probably completly off topic but Kovu are you a scientist or something coz most of your posts are really long and scientific (again not in a rude way)

Actually, I believe people can be frozen or something and they won't age at all while being in the ice, and I believe that her skin might of protected her from the cold, and anyway, if humans can survive being frozen, I'm sure Nessie can as well.

Are you implying a human can survive without a beating heart and lung activity, solely supported by a metabolism falling back on fat reserves? That'd be new to me.

Well, a body can be well preserved in the ice, yes, but man isn't designed to survive with a frozen body. Our brain alone sets too high energy demands for making something like that possible. There are certain amphibians and fishes though, which can truely let their organic material freeze - with a metabolism that keeps the needed organs alive throughout the "frosty time"

C'mon, just a few years back they were scanning the entire lake, and they simply found "nothing" that could give a hint on a Nessie. And, my opinion is, when you don't find anything, there simply isn't something. Sounds logical, ey?

There are fish at the bottom of Lochness Lake, maybe these Nessie's have mated and evolved since they might have been trapped in Lochness to eat small amounts of food and there are few of them. Maybe they work kinda like salmon? After eggs are laid or the female give birth or whatever they do the parents die to make room for the young?

C'mon, just a few years back they were scanning the entire lake, and they simply found "nothing" that could give a hint on a Nessie. And, my opinion is, when you don't find anything, there simply isn't something. Sounds logical, ey?

Even if they did scan the lank, ain't Nessie able to move? Could she or the others move out of the way? You can ran in woods after dark with another person and what is the liklihood of you finding the other person without words? The person can always move around when there is are places to hide, so can these Nessies.

There are fish at the bottom of Lochness Lake, maybe these Nessie's have mated and evolved since they might have been trapped in Lochness to eat small amounts of food and there are few of them. Maybe they work kinda like salmon? After eggs are laid or the female give birth or whatever they do the parents die to make room for the young?