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Ness Monster Photo Shown By Loch Ness Team
A slide of a rust colored object with two front appendages a long neck and a head shape is claimed by researcher Robert Rines to depict the Loch Ness monster. The reveal follows a British cancellation of a scientific symposium tied to his pictures and notes a series of earlier images from the 1970s and attempts to film the creature at depths around 45 feet using a fast underwater camera and strobe system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
United States
Great Britain
Lochess
Scotland
Rines
Boston
England
Inter
Academy of Applied Science
Boston Roup
Dea
Loch Ness
Scottish Highlands
Peter Scott
Rines Pictures
London
Monda
Decison
Scott
Birmingham Univesity
Herbert J. Howe
Purdue University