Why did I choose this topic? Because I think it's an interesting topic, because there are so many speculations about the Loch Ness exist or not. I will find out whether I believe in it or is just a lie.
What is Loch Ness? Many stories about the Loch Ness believes that Loch Ness is a sea serpent, but never could prove it. The first picture was taken led to many discussions. It could have been an otter who dived into the water. Or a moose, because areas did back then consisted of moose.It might as well be a dinosaurs, since the scientific name for the Loch Ness Monster is a plesiosaur, a type of carnivorous aquatic, usually marine reptiles. But reptiles require some hot water when the water to Loch Ness Lake is only 11 degrees. It has also been proposed that Nessie would be a swan-lizard, or at least be in a family with it and thus be the world's last dinosaurs. Nobody knows about which of these animals could be Nessie.
Are there other sea creatures as the Loch Ness? Sea snakes are widespread around the world. Lake Champlain has a sea monster that looks like the Loch Ness'. In Sweden, they also have their own sea serpent in Storsjön at Ostersund. In England there are also reports of sea monsters. Even immortalized in Wales' weapons. At the edges, they were called water horse - because of head shape - or red dragons. They claimed to be taken in the county still to this day ... Midgard Serpent in Norse mythology is a mighty worm with a dragon-like features, one of Loki's sons, which rests on the bottom of the oceans to the Ragnarok comes up to participate in the gods and giants final showdown, which will destroy the earth.
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