For more than 200 years, the world has been drawn to and perplexed by the mystery of Loch Ness in Scotland. Is there an ancient monster that resides in the body of water or is there a more reasonable explanation for the odd sightings?
New research shows that what we’ve always believed to be theLoch Ness Monster may actually just be a fault line that runs under the famed lake! Italian geologist, Luigi Piccardi, reveals that the Great Glen fault system is actually the cause of the bubbles and ground shaking that has always been associated with Nessie.
He backs up his research by noting the fact that every time there was a monster spotting, the fault line was active and therefore most likely to case bubbles or shaking!
Do you think this explains the mystery of the Loch Ness monster or do you think there’s still something hiding under there?