The Latest Sonar Contact of Nessie - Loch Ness Mystery

Glasgow Boy takes analytical aim at the recent report of possible sonar contact with Nessie deep in the dark waters of Loch Ness. Pointing out that sonar doesn't work well at targeting water-filled objects, and aquatic creatures are mostly water, he suggests that the 30-foot Something picked up at a depth of about 570 feet was not a solid Loch Ness Monster but may instead have been Nessie's floatation bladder. Think about that. How big does she have to be to require a 30 foot floatation bladder? Unfortunately, in this age of skepticism and technology, convincing a sponsor to support more sophisticated investigation is near impossible. Or maybe they're just afraid of being eaten. Next, was this the Famed Lake Monster Filmed in China? The witness on his lunch break certainly felt strongly that he had recorded something very strange. We'll have to take his word for it because the video has very little detail. (CM)

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