As the most mysterious and highly concerned lake in the world, since 1500 years ago, legends about the Loch Ness monster have attracted countless adventurous people. Legend has it that the water monster is an ogre, is it true? Today, it's time to uncover the truth.
On November 12, 1933, the first ever photograph of the Loch Ness Monster was taken.
On April 23, 1960, the first documentary film in history about the Loch Ness Monster was filmed.
The number of witnesses to the Loch Ness Monster has now accumulated to more than 4,000.
So, is there a Loch Ness Monster?
In the book Encyclopedia of Unknown Creatures, it is pointed out that the most credible claim about the Loch Ness Monster is that it is a descendant of the sea-dwelling reptile Plesiosaur that appeared between the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.
There are still many unknown creatures in the world that are not known, and they are commonly known as UMA. The Encyclopedia of Unknown Creatures is an illustrated encyclopedia of unknown creatures, involving a wide variety of unknown creatures. Explore fossils of hominids, neanderthals, color photographs of giant sea snakes recorded by Aristotle, specimens of argentine eagles... Take you on a one-time tour of 98 of the world's most mysterious unknown creatures.
For example, about unicorns: India has a unicorn with a head like a stag, a body like a horse, an elephant with an elephant in its feet, and a tail like a wild boar.
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