Loch Ness monster 'spotted above the surface of the water for seven minutes' - Daily Record
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Loch Ness Monster Is Found! (Kind of. Not Really.) - The New York Times
This ancient sea beast probably lived in freshwater — but it's not the Loch Ness monster | CBC Radio
Researchers reveal 'plausible' Loch Ness Monster theory | king5.com
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How the Loch Ness monster could help save marine life – HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology
Loch Ness Monster may be a giant eel, say scientists - BBC News
Expert claims Loch Ness monster is a catfish - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Scotland's plan for when the Loch Ness Monster is caught
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DNA Analysis Identifies Theory for Loch Ness Monster - BioTechniques
It's Nessie' - Mystery skeleton washed up on Scots beach leads to speculation it's Loch Ness Monster | The Scotsman
Loch Ness Monster Existence Plausible, Scientists Say
Nessiteras rhombopteryx: The Loch Ness Monster - JSTOR Daily
What geomythology can tell us about the Loch Ness monster and other folk tales - ABC News
New Footage Shows Proof Of The Loch Ness Monster! (Or Ducks, Probably) | IFLScience
I was shocked by a creature on the beach — people say it's a 'baby Loch Ness monster'
The Loch Ness monster might be a giant eel, scientists say | CNN Travel
Loch Ness monster | History, Sightings, & Facts | Britannica
This Plesiosaur is a Double for the Loch Ness Monster
Legend of Loch Ness Monster Born - HISTORY
Nessie - The Loch Ness Monster | VisitScotland
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Scientists make discovery on dinosaur some believe to be related to the Loch Ness Monster - CBS News
New study suggests mythical Loch Ness monster may be a giant eel
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