Yes. There have been many claimed sightings of the Loch Ness monster. Nessie has been seen and photographed hundreds of times.There even is video evidence.But no one has come forward with definite proof.Until they do,Loch Ness will remain shrouded in mystery.
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You've contradicted yourself with that "Yes" and the "Nessie has been seen" sentence. Many photos have been taken but even ignoring the hoaxes, none have ever stood scrutiny, partly because most have no scale such as a boat. No real evidence of any large creatures living in the long, very deep, dark Loch has been produced.
No-one knows as no-one has ever caught it
Yes, he did. once when they escorted Al Capone to the train taking Capone to Jail. Ness was responsible for raids on breweries. Capone was convicted for tax evasion - a different team than what Ness was part of.
No
Yes
Yes
In 565, St. Columba claimed to have saved someone from a "sea monster", but this was in River Ness not Loch Ness
there is no such thing then the loch ness monster
No Nessie is the one and only Loch Ness Monster ever
All reported sightings of the Loch Ness Monster have been at Loch Ness in Scotland. None of these sightings have been verified.
No, the Loch Ness creature has never been reported as approaching anyone less than all in an aggressive action. There was an old local legend of a monster attacking a woman that was attributed to the Loch Ness creature but this was later proven to be in a river and possibly a boar.
Yes.
The loch ness monster can be anything! Some say it is a huge squid others may say that it's a dragon-like creature. I believe it looks like Crucio on "The Water Horse". The loch ness monster looks like what ever you think it does!
There have been very few pictures of what some think is the mythical Loch Ness monster, and they have been very grainy at best. Because no one has ever been able to study a living or dead Loch Ness monster, it is impossible to get an accurate measurement.
No-one knows as no-one has ever caught it
As nobody has ever been able to prove conclusively that there even is a Loch Ness monster it would be virtually impossible to state what its current behaviour is with any degree of certainty.
There is still no clear evidence that there exists such a creature as the Loch Ness Monster; if it exists it has destroyed nothing that we know of, although presumably it eats (and thereby destroys) a lot of fish.
Some people believe that there is more than one monster in the Loch. This leads others to believe she may have a mate or children