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Is the Loch Ness Monster a gigantic flesh-eating reptile that survived the extinction of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago? Or is it a giant squid or sturgeon? Or is this a creature not yet seen or understood in maritime history?
Philippe Cousteau leads a team of eminent scientists on a mission to unravel the mystery that has captured the imagination for centuries. If this is a pre-historic creature or a more closely related species than we have yet seen, how did it get there, what does it look like and how does it survive. Philippe Cousteau dives into the murky depths of one of the places of greatest natural beauty on earth, in his bid to find the creature that may lurk there.
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A serious, and scientific approach to this intriguing subject. Does Nessie, the object of many sightings over the years actually exist. Can there really be some extraordinary creature living in Loch Ness. A realistic look is taken into the history and hoaxes of the past and at what type of creature, if any, could possibly have found its way into the loch. Various experts present the case in an interesting and scientific manner, though I wonder if they really know the loch at all inspite of their sophisticated instruments.
In the end, I was no better off than when I started and was left yet again out on a limb.
Hevertheless, it was an excellent documentary and was inspiring enough to encourage me to keep looking and hold my interest.
In the end, I was no better off than when I started and was left yet again out on a limb.
Hevertheless, it was an excellent documentary and was inspiring enough to encourage me to keep looking and hold my interest.
ive history channel one. guess wot. still no answer. thats because its all made up. its not true at all. think about it.
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