There are many hypothesis about the existence of Loch Ness Monster and Mongolian Death Worm but no body has been able to prove their existence yet. What do you think about this?

i wouldnt say so. its like another bigfoot, e.t.c. unless the worm bites i dont really believe it

Why is this in "serious business"?

no.

My explanation....People on drugs saying they saw something - then spending time and money investigating a retarded claim.

personally i think the locness monster was made up by the towns people of an old village that wanted more busieness....so they got a tourist attraction

What are you talking about? BIGFOOT IS REAL~!

Theres no way any of it exists. If so why in 2008 years have we not captured one???? lol. I mean seriously.

Or they "saw" it after going out at night

i say some guys crashed their car while drunk, so they needed something to tell their parents that destroyed it... so they thought that a giant monster was the best(cause they were drunk) and their parents believed them, cause their from the same family who thought of the stupid excuse in the first place....

wow thats ridiculous

lol i still say it was a scam to get ppl to visit there village so it would bring in more money...i mean cmon....it was a small shit town village then after the "seeing" its now booming alot more then it was.....

It's fake, all those pictures of it are fake. I saw a program about it and they had remote control boats with loch ness monster on it then took a picture.

as someone said above, i think it's just a made up story like big-foot etc

Um.

I honestly do believe in the loch ness monster lol :S

Sorry if ya'all think I'm an idiot or something but I do believe it was once there at a certain time. I think it would have been hard to fake something like that as long ago as it's been seen. It may be dead now in some underwater cave that we havn't discovered or something, but I think it was real at one point.


Never heard of a death worm

dude i dont think your an idiot lol There is also no proof that he doesnt exist


but banjo it wasnt big boats it was a small toy monster thing some one made and had it floating wile they took a picture and blacked it out a bit

This is how I feel.

Also, truthfully, if you really, really think about it: It's the exact same situation as something like Jesus. There's no physical proof that he existed, yet millions, or billions believe he did.

There's no concrete proof either way, just books and word of mouth, you know? Until there's concrete evidence that these things exist or don't, you can't really say otherwise.

IE: Like the whole "Earth Is Flat" or "The universe revolves around the Earth". No one believed these to be true until they were actually proven.

sniper you hold a good piont exept that the universe doesnt revolve around the earth....its acually revolving around me ....but im on the earth so...yeah lol

lockness is a big fish, bigfoot is an ugly monkey! Think all these are just myths... maybe dracula is real LOL!

@ Banjo: I know the documentary you're talking about. I saw it too. It was either a History Channel or a National Geographic special. Yes, it documented how the most famous photo of the Loch Ness Monster was 'created', by using a small snake-shaped floating model -- if you see the photo carefully, you'll see that there's no way you can judge the scale of the thing -- that is, how big [or small] it is...

Anyway, although I would love to believe that Nessie exists [it's a very romantic concept], I would do so only if her existance is verified by hard scientific proof. As for the bigfoot, I'm more familiar with -- the Yeti [or the Abominable Snowman] legend. Again, very romantic but not to be taken seriously till there's reliable scientific evidence.

But I love these legends because they still manage to fire imaginations and debates, in an age where everything is a reality-show and before-the-camera and prime-time...

@ Kentzy: Dracula is real. Bram Stoker based his novel Dracula on a real-life ruler/king/nobleman from Transylvania called Vlad 'the impaler' Tepes, who got his nickname ['the impaler'] because he impaled entire villages. In fact, he was so exceedingly sadistic that the local villagers believed that he'd continue to torture them [and drink their blood] even after death, from his grave... Also see: Vampires.

Nuff said...

Interestingly things are not always appearing as the fictional characters, i mean dracula is a just real person's name rite? And a whole lot beef after that guy wrote the novel.

Nice to know we have lots of myth busters around here! Also see: Discovery Channel LOL!

I think the locness monster is real & people just need to prove it.

I remember once i saw a show that mentions the guy who took the picture was the guy who create Nessie or the lockness monster, its actually a model of some sort and the son is also involved in the photography, during those days the image quality is not really good so there's lots of speculations. But whether or not the real thing is down there we will never know untill someone finds out, just like how much we know about the intelligence of whales and giant squids.

You all sicken me. I for one live in Scotland and it is actually an old folk story that has been spread on the web, I have been diving in Loch Ness about 100times. (No, I wasn't looking for the Monster) Folk Lore. That is all it is.
It's a very popular folk tale that usually gets told when you are near Loch Ness camping, People like myself like to scare others (Especially Kids ) with the stories..
Even once I made a very loud bang (I cut down a tree hours before but left hanging so I could kick it down later) and gave everyone a frigh (Pretended that it was the Loch Ness Monster)

maby it was an old bed time story but the ppl who did spread it prolly wanted to get business in there town....

Ah, but you see, the folk tale has to originate from something, you know?

Stop and think for a minute, and you'll come to realize everything comes from something. Everything people imagine and come up with is based on something else they have seen at sometime in their lives. Nothing is truly created.

Maybe Nessie was a story an old grandfather told his grandkids about how he caught a giant fish in the Loch Ness lake. It's highly probable the story got twisted and inflated as time went on. [Example: You site a few people in a line, and whisper something to the first person and ask them to pass it down. When it reaches the end of the line, it's something completely different. That's just a handful of people over the course of a few minutes.

Imagine if it were hundreds of thousands of people, and decades of time that passed.]

The point is: There's something out there that the Loch Ness Monster story comes from.