A GREAT MYSTERY
Today I saw one program about Scotland. Frankly speaking, it wasn't interesting for me. But there was one thing which awoke my interest. It was story about Loch Ness. Scottish lakes are called lochs. The most famous of them is Loch Ness because of the mystery of the Loch Ness Monster . Many people swear they saw the monster swimming in the loch.
In 1933 a family driving their car along the edge of Loch Ness encountered a large lumbering beast crossing the road in front of them. In 1934 surgeon Robert Kenneth Wilson took a photograph of the creature in the Loch that became the most famous image of the monster - showing a long slender neck and head protruding from the depths.
Theories
There are many theories surrounding the Loch Ness Monster legend. One idea is that it is a relic from the dinosaur age, a plesiosaur. Another theory is that the monster doesn't exist and that sightings of the creature can simply be put down to people looking too hard for something that isn't there.










