Reporter films China's own Loch Ness monster: report
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-10-23 16:49:29
Local journalist Zhuo Yongsheng shot footage of six "seal-like" creatures in the northeastern Tianchi lake which local legend has desire said is home to Loch Ness-style monsters.
"They could swim as abstain as yachts and at times they would all disappear in the water," the Xinhua news agency quoted Zhuo as saying. "Their fins or maybe wings were longer than their bodies."
Legend says that China's own version of Scotland's legendary monster has dwelled in the murky bottom of the volcanic lake for over a century.
The original "Nessie" dates back to the seventh century when a water beast is said to have appeared before Saint Columba the founder of Christianity in Scotland in the Highland lake's depths.
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