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The Loch Ness Monster is real or fictitious, no one really knows; however, there is still a chance considering that there is more water in the Loch than any body of water in Scotland. People over periods of time, have seen logs that were far off that looked like the Monster. The ultimate question that has yet to be answered; Does the Loch Ness monster exist? This famous hoax is current throughout history, and while there is evidence that supports the idea that she does exist. There is no possible way for her to live in those conditions, and not be seen, by eye or radar. Even if she existed the last sighting was May 24th, 1960; but where is the carcass if she did live then die, the body would have surfaced and thus the legend would be, well
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