Loch Ness Monster - more proof of existence?

[treesparrow]

Is this the Loch Ness Monster? Sonar picture shows 'serpent-like creature' at bottom of mysterious loch

    New sonar image described by monster hunters as totally unexplained

    Experts have ruled out the ‘sighting’ being any other fish, seal or debris

Sonar images at -

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2132574/The-Loch-Ness-Monster-Sonar-picture-shows-serpent-like-creature-mysterious-loch.html

The 'C's take on the matter -

Q: (L) {One of my kids} wants to know what the Loch Ness Monster is?

A: Serpent. 40 feet long average. There are 51 in the lake. They live in underwater cavern system and are leftovers from pre-cataclysmic times.

Session October 23, 1994. 

[Pellethie]

I've often wondered about the possibility that these lake monsters are some large unknown species of amphibians. Having fished freshwater lakes, ponds, rivers, streams and creeks, I've seen different species of amphibians that breathe under water with gills that thrive in colder waters.

What if such supposed creatures like Nessie were huge fully aquatic amphibians ? Being water breathers, they would not be sighted all that much as there would be little need to surface unless hunting near the surface, or moving through shallow waters.