Loch Ness Monster DNA test shows Nessie is 'algae-based' creature: filmmakers

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The Loch Ness Monster is an algae-based creature DNA tests show, filmmakers claim.  Investigators collected water samples from the famous Scottish lake's Borlum Bay during the largest search for Nessie in over 50 years.

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00:07 [ Foreign Language ]

00:11 Welcome to Loch Ness, home of Nessie.

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00:20 >> Many archaic marine reptiles like plesiosaurs,

00:23 their fossils have been found throughout the UK.

00:27 These are some of the most famous photos, I'm told, of the beast.

00:33 >> This thing just shot through like a torpedo,

00:36 just a wide streak, straight against the waves.

00:38 >> Whale-like, upturned boat-like, anything from about 12 to 15 feet baseline

00:44 and about 5 to 6 feet out of the water.

00:48 >> So a couple of hot spots there could be the castle itself,

00:51 in front of the castle, to the loch side of the castle.

00:55 >> Steve Felton told us that the visibility is good about 10 to 15 feet from the surface,

01:00 but after that, you might be in a different world.

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01:06 >> I think what I saw must have been at least 12 foot long.

01:13 >> Two larger humps on the left and maybe a third appendage or something.

01:17 That actually fits very well into the paradigm of what people have described here over the years.

01:22 >> You can definitely see two hump-like objects sticking high out of the water.

01:26 It's worth a shot. Let's take the sample and send it into the lab.

01:30 [ Music ]

01:36 >> Man, that looks like it's on the shore.

01:39 [ Music ]

01:52 >> Wow. The sounds of loch nests.

01:55 [ Music ]

01:58 [ Silence ]

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