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Researchers in Scottland Find Remnants of Nessy’s Relatives—Or So It Seems

Medicine & Technology Jan 20, 2015

While tales of the cryptid, the Loch Ness monster more colloquially known as Nessy, have gone largely unsubstantiated in the past, archaeologists in Scotland believe that they may now have found creature that fits the bill. The only problem is, that the dolphin-like marine reptile which grew to lengths of up to 14 feet went extinct nearly 170 million years ago.

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Researchers in Scottland Find Remnants of Nessy’s Relatives—Or So It Seems

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