Loch Ness Monster Is a Real Thing?!

SALT LAKE CITY - July 18, 2016 - PRLog -- Earth sciences curator Patrick Druckenmiller said there's a type of dinosaur resembling the Loch Ness Monster. Apparently a type of "plesiosaur" which has a very long neck and two pairs of paddle-like limbs for swimming under water, and the name is "Elasmosaur". This was about 70 million years ago.. which begs the question.. where did the actual Loch Ness Monster myth come from? Is it actually not a myth and really originated from this dinosaur that hasn't been alive for 70 million years?!

No one truly knows where the source is, it appears. They are digging the dinosaur out of the ground according to Earth sciences curator Patrick Druckenmiller who says, "We got a good chunk of the animal, but there is still more to excavate".  Wow!

Meanwhile, the myth (or not myth?) continues to spread fun and mystery for believers and even non-believers, from "breaking news" stories about people in Scotland finding it dead to having Nessie monsters made into soup utensils. Yes, there's really a soup ladle that looks like a Loch Ness Monster and sits inside of a pot or gravy bowl poking it's head out as if it's spying on the surroundings! They even have them on https://www.Amazon.com/Quality-Serving-Adorable-Monster-D... (how ironic that the name is the same as the jungle).