Excuse the giant oarfish. We need to be reminded that the sea promotes large and stupid large.
What comes out of this report is that something large exists in Loch Ness and stays in place. better yet we have a food source in place that suports my hypothesis. understand that we have a global populaton of giant sea serpents that migrate to deep home lakes to reproduce from the sargasso sea in particular also home for eels. all this conforms completely to eel migration.
What they surely consume are eels which are slower moving than fish in particular. A sea serpent is just as slower moving. again we also understand eel migration as well to the Sargasso. We have traced out a whole biome with a high end preditor.
The Sea Serpent may well be a giant eel, rather than a reptile. Eels produce eggs in ythe Sargasso sea by the millions and migrate into fresh water. A reptie exploiting thhis would reproduce in swamp lands and perhaps follow its prey back to the Sargasso.
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