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The Loch Ness monster is said to be a huge, long, plesiosaur or eel-like creature that 

inhabits the depths of Loch Ness, a lake in the Scottish Highlands. A line of sightings 

of the monster is said to stretch from medieval to modern times. Many have claimed 

to have seen it, and there are many photographs and films claimed to be of the 

monster. 

But no body, body parts, or other physical evidence has ever been found to support 

these claims. A creature of the size the monster is supposed to be would not be able 

to feed and reproduce in an area as small as the loch. The photographs and films are 

not clear enough to identify the objects they depict. 

The sightings are by people who have heard the stories and are thus conditioned to 

interpret ambiguous sights on the loch as the creature. The stories about the creature 

didn’t actually begin until the 1930’s when a hotel owner near the loch promoted the 

tale through the media. The alleged medieval sighting is an exaggeration of an 

account of a saint’s miracle. Loch Ness was visited and surveyed in the 1800’s and 

no sightings were reported then. No expedition to Loch Ness has ever turned up any 

scientific evidence of the creature. Uncritical media publicity and the relative ease of 

travel to and accommodations at the loch for would-be sighters keep the legend 

alive. 

By the way, the photograph above is known to have been faked. 

Source: 

http://www.cincinnatiskeptics.org/blurbs/loch-ness-monster.html 




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A 1 The Loch Ness monster is said to be a huge, long, 

plesiosaur or eel-like creature ... 

B 2 … inhabits the depths of Loch Ness, a lake … 

B 2 - 3 A line of sightings of the monster is said to stretch 

 

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from medieval to modern times. 

A 3 - 5 Many have claimed to have seen it, and there are 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

many photographs and films claimed to be of the 

monster. 

A 6 - 7 But no body, body parts, or other physical evidence 

has ever been found to support these claims. 

B 7 - 8 A creature of this size … would not be able to feed 

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and reproduce in an area as small as the loch. 

A 10 - 11 The sightings are by people who have heard the 

stories and are thus conditioned to interpret 

ambiguous sights on the loch as the creature. 

B 11 - 12 The stories about the creature didn’t actually begin 

until the 1930’s … 

B 11 - 14 The stories about the creature didn’t actually begin 

until the 1930’s when a hotel owner near the loch 

promoted the tale through the media. 

A 13 Loch Ness was visited and surveyed in the 1800’s 

… 

B 15 - 16 No expedition to Loch Ness has ever turned up any 

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scientific evidence of the creature. 

B 20 … the photograph above is known to have been 

faked. 



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… creature that inhabits the depths of Loch Ness 2 

 

 

 

 

A line of sightings of the monster is said to stretch 

from medieval to modern times. 

But no body, body parts, or other physical evidence 

has ever been found to support these claims. 

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… would not be able to feed … 7 - 8 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The photographs … are not clear enough to identify 

the objects they depict. 

… are thus conditioned to interpret ambiguous 

sights on the loch as the creature. 

… when a hotel owner … promoted the tale 

through the media. 

8 - 9 

10 - 11 

12 - 13 

Loch Ness was visited and surveyed in the 1800’s 14 

… and the relative ease of travel to and 

accommodations at the loch … 

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