Nessie

The results of the study of Loch Ness monster are surprising

NessieA group of scientists from New Zealand University of Otago conducted a large-scale study of the famous Scottish Loch Ness in order to uncover the truth about the existence of a monster in it or dispel the myth of Nessie.

The team, led by Professor Neil Gemmell, used the most modern equipment and the latest technology to identify animals on the traces of DNA, which they leave in the water in the form of tiny remnants of fur, feces, scales, skin, urine, and so on.

After collecting numerous samples, all this “wealth” was subjected to the most careful processing and analysis. This is what Professor Neil Gemmell says about this:

“The work was colossal, especially since it turned out that cataloging a wide range of bacteria and microorganisms took much more time than initially thought. Even now it is still too early to talk about the final conclusions, but I can already state that the myth about Nessie is likely to continue.”

Part of the research also involved investigating the validity of different monster hypotheses such as whether the creature might be a prehistoric reptile, a sturgeon, or a giant catfish.

“Is there anything deeply mysterious?” said Gemmell. “Hmm. It depends what you believe. Is there anything startling? There are a few things that are a bit surprising.”

“We’ve tested each one of the main monster hypotheses and three of them we can probably say aren’t right and one of them might be.”

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Jake Carter

Jake Carter is a journalist and a most prolific writer who has been fascinated by science and unexplained since childhood.

He is not afraid to challenge the official narratives and expose the cover-ups and lies that keep us in the dark. He is always eager to share his findings and insights with the readers of anetas.sg-host.com, a website he created in 2013.

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  1. Can you at least link to the source for your articles? Without a proper reference about 99% of the content on this website is nothing more than hearsay or a fabrication.

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