Yes. It’s pretty bloody terrifying. It’s one of those things where if there is a rational explanation for it, it’s probably even weirder than the supernatural one.
These things are best left well alone. Certainly no mileage in moving to the area and digging around. No good can come of it.
Maybe it ate Loch Ness
I regularly see sheep carcasses when out fishing
Maybe. But there are plenty of ‘military folk’ that are absolutely credible that have gone on record to say that they have seen things that can’t be explained. There’s a big difference between the likes of Commander David Fravor and some redneck Private from Alabama who has never seen a foreigner before. If you read the accounts of Fravor and similar others, it’s pretty clear that there is something absolutely mental going on out there. Maybe (hopefully) it’s ‘us’ as in classified technology that we aren’t supposed to know about yet. But who knows? You can’t just dismiss those people as nut jobs- they clearly aren’t.I find the programs on these things brilliant.
For pure entertainment purposes.
I have some friends who are convinced aliens visit us.
Maybe they do.
But when people quote airforce pilots and military folk and say they must be credible, I chuckle.
The military is full of absolute nutjobs
Estimated they can also live for up to 500 years…….so allowing the myth to perpetuate with a very occasional sighting even if it was single one that ended up in the Loch.
That’s fair enough.
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I’m not sure they need to attack livestock. In fact, most cases of big cats attacking humans or their livestock in areas such as Africa are often attributed to desperation or starvation on the part of the feline.
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I think the rule is;
Talking of fishing I was fishing a lake years ago near Horsham is was just staring to get dark and my float shot under the water and by Christ there was something huge on the line.
Catfish probably......
