Scientists have revealed new fossil discoveries that suggest the famed Loch Ness monster may actually exist.
Scientists say that fossils of small plesiosaurs may prove that the Loch Ness monster could “plausibly” exist. Researchers at the University of Portsmouth claim to have discovered small fossils belonging to plesiosaurs in a river system in modern-day Morocco. Based on the discoveries, they say that the Loch Ness monster may not be as fictional as originally thought.
This prehistoric dinosaur is so intriguing and important to this case because it’s the most likely source of the creature’s existence. But the possibility of a modern-day plesiosaur being seen in rivers wasn’t plausible. This marine reptile, while similar to the descriptions given of Nessie, needed a saltwater environment to survive.
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