A scientist has debunked a popular Loch Ness Monster theory that claims the creature is a 'giant eel'
A scientist has debunked a popular Loch Ness Monster theory that claims the creature is a 'giant eel' as the myth remains shrouded in mystery.
After diving into the research depths, scientists say their findings put a hole in this argument, shedding further light on the mythical phenomenon. Using previous estimates of the monster's size to predict the chances of encountering an eel just as large, the study found that giant eels could not account for sightings of larger animals in Loch Ness.
Top Trending Stories Today Researchers examined data from Loch Ness and other freshwater bodies in Europe to predict the likelihood of observing eels as large as previous estimates of the Loch Ness Monster’s size. It acknowledges the possible presence of eels in Loch Ness, but ultimately concludes that statistics don't support the presence of larger eels.
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