The Loch Ness Monster has died as she lived – shrouded in mystery and intrigue.
The tattered remains of the serpentine beast said to have haunted the murky waters of the loch since 1933 were found washed up on its shores on Wednesday.
Leaked pictures of the eviscerated corpse, surrounded by police tape, hit social media to a chorus of sadness and disbelief.
As you have most probably guessed this is yet another stunt to add to the canon of Nessie pranks, having said that though, it’s a good one.
The “remains” were supposedly stumbled upon by a dog walker (aren’t they always) and posted to a Scottish animal rehoming charity’s Facebook page.
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As you have most probably guessed this is yet another stunt to add to the canon of Nessie pranks, having said that though, it’s a good one.
The “remains” were supposedly stumbled upon by a dog walker (aren’t they always) and posted to a Scottish animal rehoming charity’s Facebook page.
Full Article
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