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The head looks like a seal to me, but the eyes seem odd. Maybe three seals playing in a line in the loch. it doesn't look fake or photoshopped. If it's a single animal and not just three seals in a row, I'd say it's either an unknown pinnepid, or an unknown cetacean. That's not a reptile or fish in the photo (both of these have been suggested as explanations for the loch ness monster, I believe).
Of course there are; what do you think "Nessie" has been eating all these years? Therefore, even if those are seals, it also proves that the monster exists. Case-closed!
Even the guy who took the picture said his friends thought it was just seals playing. The presence of seals and their tendency to play in a line like this (if that's a common behavior) would I think explain a *lot* of the sightings over the years. I've looked for articles showing or describing seals playing in this fashion, but haven't come up with anything so far.
The head looks like a seal to me, but the eyes seem odd. Maybe three seals playing in a line in the loch. it doesn't look fake or photoshopped. If it's a single animal and not just three seals in a row, I'd say it's either an unknown pinnepid, or an unknown cetacean. That's not a reptile or fish in the photo (both of these have been suggested as explanations for the loch ness monster, I believe).
BTW, what's this about seals? Are there fresh water seals in Loch Ness? Lake Baikal is said to have the only freshwater seals in the world.
Apparently there are seals there, see the second link I posted. Maybe they're salt water seals that occasionally get into the loch.
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