Loch Ness Monster Slide Shown by Research Team
A Boston led expedition and the Academy of Applied Science displayed a rust colored slide of an underwater object claimed as the Loch Ness monster. The image shows a long neck two front appendages and a head. Researchers say the 12 foot wide body and 8 to 10 foot neck support the claim while noting other clearer photos exist.
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Iowa student pursues Loch Ness and Big Foot quests
Coralville's Brad Hudson, 20, plans further expeditions after two months in Drumnadrochit Scotland seeking Nessie. He funds trips with work earnings and aims for anthropology at the University of Iowa. He now eyes Big Foot trips to Oregon California or Arkansas before college.
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