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http://www.nessie.co.uk/
Scotland's Lochness is 1000 feet deep and 24 miles long and people believe that there is an unidentified monster living in it named Nessie.
It all started in 1933 when it first spotted and it has become and international media star
There is no other monster as popular as this one
Nessie has beem featured in hundreds of magazines and news articles
The reason why it remains so popular is because people are still claiming that they see it till this day
Nessie's the reason why Scotland attracts so many tourists and people really believe that it actually exists
There is no solid evidence that Nessie is real (people see it, take pictures, never catch it)

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/loch-ness-monster-sighting-freakish-2224269
Article about a 50 year old man who thinks that the random wave in the still waters of Lochness was caused by the sea monster.
He claims it was a solid black object
He swears that it was Nessie but he just happened to be observing the wave out of the corner of his right eye so who knows?
He says it's something he can't explain and the Lochness monster has been a subject of mass debate when it first came to the worlds attention 80 years ago.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/10355915/Best-ever-photograph-of-Loch-Ness-monster-revealed-as-a-fake.html
Another article featuring a photograph of a man who was standing next to “Nessie” with his hands touching its back.
It showed that the monster curved, brown with a long spine.
People thought it was the best photo ever taken of it. (close up and high quality)
But the photo ended up being fake and the man was trying to have a some fun.
He admitted that it was just a carbon fibre bump.
He did this because he was sick of the experts and there theories
He mentioned something important, if it wasn't for the “surgeon photograph” would people still care as much about the monster.