Loch Ness Monster: Legend or Myth?

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The paper reveals that the legend or myth of the Loch Ness Monster originated in Inverness, Scotland. The earliest findings, according to Ginger Groves, were depicted in the 1st century by Romans at the Scottish Highlands. Groves continues with the description, saying that it was a very strange looking beast with an elongated beak or trunk and a head and flippers instead of feet.

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"In the early 30s, an English surgeon, Kenneth Wilson, supposedly took photos of the beast during the JFK controversy and that flight swiveled into the surgeon's photo. Since the scare and craze begin to twirl even further, a newspaper company decided to hire an investigator for the purpose of instigating the Loch Ness Monster to help boost their ratings. The investigator, Mamaduke Wethrell didn't find the Loch Ness Monster but found some gigantic footprints on the shores of Loch Ness."

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