What do you think is out there? Aliens, Lock Ness, Bigfoot? Something else? What got me to thinking about this was this headline I saw, “Lock Ness Mystery Solved”. Now I’m not one to think Nessy is real but I have seen some pictures I can’t easily explain and according to this guy, Lock Ness is actually an ancient sea turtle that got trapped in the last ice age inside that lake. Basically, he just can’t get out. So, he’s swimming around in there, eating fish, not getting hunted really, just pesky people with cameras and living his best life. Now, I would assume one single sea turtle would have died long ago so we are seeing that one turtles great great great great great great, and maybe even a few more greats tossed in there, grand youngin’. So ok, maybe, but then that would mean a whole family, herd, or whatever you call a group of sea turtles, that would mean a bunch of them were in there, right? So the chances of seeing one would greatly increase if there were a whole extended family just chillin’, living large in there. I’m not trying to discount this “scientist” who says he’s got it all figured out, I’m just saying I don’t think he’s thought this all the way through. Hey, I’m just a ole country boy that is putting the logic of the birds and bees to sea turtles. That’s maybe where I’m going wrong, or not. But hey I’m the one that believes in Bigfoot…or is it Bigfeet if there’s more than one?
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