Tooth of Loch Ness Monster found

• alexkusu

  6 Jun 05, 13:36

  They even use radio controlled boats trawling the loch daily...but their theory is that there could be an underground cave that the monster can hide under.
• Harris_JeyaRaj

  6 Jun 05, 13:54

  Originally posted by alexkusu:

  They even use radio controlled boats trawling the loch daily...but their theory is that there could be an underground cave that the monster can hide under.

  They found moving or still objects? the 1987 major sonar sweep of loch ness revealed some large images. Are these moving or still? If they are still, theuy could be underwater caves
• alexkusu

  6 Jun 05, 14:12

  They found moving large objects..at high speeds. But they say it could be dead trees moved about by underwater currents. I think that was the only time the government gave them permission to conduct research at the loch. But if you think bout it..their radar technology is quite old and outdated at that time. If it was today, with the newest techologies, underwater submarines, Im sure they can find something
• Harris_JeyaRaj

  6 Jun 05, 14:29

  Originally posted by Ferret:

  Precisely. Millions of years unchanged in form ? Hard to believe.

  The coelacanth has remained unchanged for 70 million years till its discovery. Why cant the nessie?
• Ferret

  6 Jun 05, 23:54

  Originally posted by Harris_JeyaRaj:

  The scientists have tried attaching underwater cameras on the backs of sperm whales to catch those giant squid in action. But i dono if they manage to catch one on camera

  Can those cameras go really deep ? I mean pressure down there would be horrendous ? And why sperm whales? I thought they were food for giant squids ? Wouldn;t they swim away from giant squids rather than towards them ? And if so, how are we ever gonna have footage of them ?
  
  I want photos !
• Harris_JeyaRaj

  7 Jun 05, 01:42

  Originally posted by Ferret:

  Can those cameras go really deep ? I mean pressure down there would be horrendous ? And why sperm whales? I thought they were food for giant squids ? Wouldn;t they swim away from giant squids rather than towards them ? And if so, how are we ever gonna have footage of them ?
  
  I want photos !

  Discovery channel had a program once about tracking giant squids.Through this program i learnt about such a technique.....Anyway underwater cameras today are high tech and pressure sealed..if submarines carrying humans can go so deep, why cant inanimate objects like cameras...it works in the same prinicple
  
  Talking about photos, there are piles of dead giant squids photos on the net.....Do some work researching than be lazy....a dead giant squid photo is almost as good as the real thing......it is not that necessary to watch a live giant squid, they probably behave the same as their smaller cousins which end up on your dinner plate....
  
  Sperm whales do hunt giant squids for food.....scar marks on sperm whales show that there are frequent encounters and epic battles between these 2 creatures of the deep
• Ferret

  7 Jun 05, 01:50

  Originally posted by Harris_JeyaRaj:

  Discovery channel had a program once about tracking giant squids.Through this program i learnt about such a technique.....Anyway underwater cameras today are high tech and pressure sealed..if submarines carrying humans can go so deep, why cant inanimate objects like cameras...it works in the same prinicple
  
  Talking about photos, there are piles of dead giant squids photos on the net.....Do some work researching than be lazy....a dead giant squid photo is almost as good as the real thing......it is not that necessary to watch a live giant squid, they probably behave the same as their smaller cousins which end up on your dinner plate....

  No no no, you got me wrong. I believe in giant squids ! I want live footage thats all. The problem with no live footage so far is that those cameras cant go that deep Submarines are different from fragile equipments like cameras.
  
  
• the Bear

  7 Jun 05, 02:05

  unfortunately, i think all they have are the scars on sperm whales and the beaks in the stomachs of them whales...
  
  and bigger than a giant squid, they found the "Colossal Squid"
  
  size-wise..
  
  
  
  and the boffins found a sub-adult washed up
  
  
  
• Saint`

  7 Jun 05, 03:38

  omfg .. imagine these creatures jus happen to raise from deep sea n to shallow waters .. then terrorise every1 .. then start to walk with their tenticles on shore .. lol ..
• the.raven

  7 Jun 05, 05:19

  Originally posted by Saint`:

  omfg .. imagine these creatures jus happen to raise from deep sea n to shallow waters .. then terrorise every1 .. then start to walk with their tenticles on shore .. lol ..

  LOL dun think they can "walk" like octopuses.
  
  
• Ferret

  7 Jun 05, 17:01

  Originally posted by the.raven:

  LOL dun think they can "walk" like octopuses.
  
  

  I would get ready a really huge frying pan.
• meltz

  7 Jun 05, 17:02

  Originally posted by Ferret:

  I would get ready a really huge frying pan.

  bbq squit .......... yum yum
• Ferret

  7 Jun 05, 17:05

  Originally posted by meltz:

  bbq squit .......... yum yum

  Stir fried. That's why the pan. Very hard to bbq squid. Anyway there are fishes also. Some of them are pretty ugly. If I am gonna eat them, I'd better not recoginise them you know ? So frying is definitely the way to go
• the Bear

  7 Jun 05, 17:40

  squid kinda curls up too easily when you attempt to barbeque it
  
  and heck.. i don't wanna eat the giant or colossal squid... ammonia is disgusting