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Mythical Sea Creatures Pictures
. Loch Ness Monster -a plesiosaur-like creature believed to inhabit the deep-waters of Loch Ness. Mermaid
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Dragon?!
Maybe the plesiosaur is actually a flightless water dragon. Who knows? Can you prove there aren't dragons?
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Nov 29 2010, 10:51 PM EST by Anonymous
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uhh... dinosaur?
Problem 1-- plesiosaurs aren't dinosaurs or even remotely related. 2-- that animal has too large a head and is too far north to be a pleisiosaur. I personally think that all these lake animals are a type of undiscovered mammal, such as a giant otter or a freshwater whale relative (whales used to have longer necks and short legs).
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Oct 19 2010, 11:45 AM EDT by Anonymous
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herbivore
NOW you're talkin'. I am of the opinion that these lake animals have to be herbivores or occational omnivores, otherwise wouldn't we hear of one of these creatures opportunisticly preying on the many many MANY humans that get near or IN the lake??? Why in the world would it have such a long neck if it were a sleek predator??? Predatory whales have short powerful necks, and Predatory plesiosaurs(known as pliosaurs) had short powerful necks. Kudos to you for thinkin' outside the realm of common opinion!!!
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Oct 19 2010, 11:57 AM EDT by Anonymous
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too biased
the bias in the video put me off it completely. Describing them as sightings of dinosaurs - especially when that "eyewitness sketch" of a pteranodon was damn near perfect and clearly drawn by a professional - automatically shows that whoever made it is just going to grab at everything that could support what he or she wants and ignore the rest. If there is a remnant (sadly unlikely) it won't be of everything of course - there are still reports of sauropods in the Congo - "Mokele Mbembe" - and I have yet to see anything that disproves that. But to suggest that all prehistoric animals, from pterosaurs to plesiosaurs to dinosaurs, and especially the T-Rex, makes the whole thing look like the work of the stupidest of conspiracy theorists. I know whoever posted this didn't make the video, which is what I'm ranting at, sorry. /nerdrage
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May 19 2011, 9:02 AM EDT by Anonymous
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levaithan
Leviathan may not exist in this day and age, however it would be ignorant to say that it couldn't. our planet is over 70% water and the tiny percentage of it that we have explored is laughable compared to how much must still be left to discover. so it is very much possible that Leviathan exists, along with many other "mythical" creatures, like the Behemoth, or the Kraken, to name a few. I am not sure of the date, but a Chinese fishing boat pulled up their nets and discovered a carcass of a large creature with a vast resemblanc to a plesiosaur, still midway through the process of decaying. unfortunately, the ship's captain, not knowing what he had, ordered the carcass thrown overboard due to the stench, but not before they took a picture of it, which can easily be found with a simple google search.
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Feb 15 2011, 8:39 PM EST by Anonymous
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Dragon
? A dragon?! But that would mean that humans were alive during an evolution: right? What if a handful of dinosaurs survived? Nessie: The Last Plesiosaur
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May 10 2012, 4:21 PM EDT by
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Sea Serpent
taken. While initially identified as a prehistoric plesiosaur , analysis later indicated that the body was most likely the carcass
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Jun 27 2011, 12:13 PM EDT by
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Loch Ness Monster
The Loch Ness Monster is thought to be a large aquatic animal resembling a serpent or a plesiosaur like reptile, reported to have been seen
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May 26 2011, 5:02 PM EDT by
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Champ
regard Champ as legend, others have speculated it is possible such a creature does live deep in the lake, possibly a relative of the plesiosaur
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Sep 23 2011, 6:59 PM EDT by
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The Real Dragon
the plesiosaurs — ancestors of modern crocodiles and birds. If you will, imagine the dragon family tree… The Prehistoric Dragon
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