David Tame
Fresh Blood
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- Aug 31, 2018
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- Coventry, UK
Just to say, I doubt a cold-blooded plesiosaur could survive in the chilly, nay, icy waters of a Scottish loch. Not denying something was captured on the video, but it's highly unlikely they were plesiosaurs (apart from the fact they've been extinct for tens of millions of years).
Of course. I've never believed these things are conventionally physical creatures left over from millions of years ago. Doesn't make sense. The lack of a food source is often cited, and I cited it too in my OP, that I didn't see how three 'things' the size of what I saw could exist in what seemed to be not a large loch. BTW though you couldn't see the end of the loch I got the impression it was small enough to have no sea connection, so I think that puts paid to the "seals" idea (?) along with the great difference in size. So Nessie and other lake sightings have that double-strangeness aspect in that they are not conventionally biological but can be there, and then not there. That's a mind-bender for average people, but Forteans get used to such possibilities. P.S. I couldn't see them in the film to say they were precisely like plesiosaurs BTW, but size, seeming shape, and Ed seeing the head gave that impression. Being in the water, I could not for example see fins.