Loch Ness monster

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    Remember that the sides of Loch Ness are steep as fuck, and it's 700ft+ at it's deepest point... but yeah, this is most likely surface currents and other displacement caused by passing boats. They've been blamed for this before.

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    • 700 ft isn't deep, btwmonospaced
    • the trench off the coast of Monterey is 29,000 ft+, and no monstersmonospaced
    • Deep enough to house a 100ft beast with room to thrash around. Not that I believe it's actually a thing...5timuli
    • uhhh, no, 700 ft isn't that much room, especially for a huge creature like thatmonospaced
    • that's like saying a school is big enough to hide in, for hudnreds of years, without detection.monospaced
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