1. Presented By - Shreet Mishra

2.  Sea monsters are sea-dwelling mythical or
legendary creatures, often believed to be of
immense size. They can be slimy or scaly and are
often pictured threatening ships or spouting jets of
water. The presence of sea monsters was the most
widely believed explanation especially in the
earlier time, when the existence of sea monsters
was believed to be true. The loch ness monster
stands in the list of one of the most famous sea
monsters. Loch Ness Monster is also known as
Nessie.

4. Image of loch ness monster

5.  One early sighting was by Mr. and Mrs. Spicer on
22nd July, 1933.They were travelling to London
from a holiday, driving along the road beside the
loch lake at 4pm when they saw something
ahead.They said that they saw a amazing
creature in the lake.They said that the image
was not so clear but they saw something similar
to a Plesiosaur. Mr. Spicer described the whole
events in the Inverness Courier newspaper.

6. DESCRIPTION OF
LOCH NESS MONSTER
Loch Ness Monster has a
long, tapering neck, about 6
feet long, and a smallish head
with a devious look about
it, and a huge hump behind. Its
length is estimated to be about
thirty feet.

8. The Loch Lake
Loch Lake
 It is a Scottish lake. It is the
Scottish Gaelic and Irish
word for a lake or a sea inlet.
In Ireland it has been
anglicised as lough, although
this is pronounced the same
way as loch. Some lochs
could also be called a
firth, fjord, estuary, strait or
bay. Sea-inlet lochs are often
called sea lochs or sea
loughs. It is famous for its
Loch ness sea monster.

9. THE EVIDENCE
Sorting through the books and films, the actual
evidence (as opposed to opinion) seems to be
largely made up of the following:
1- A large number of vague reports by people not
specially qualified. (Which does not make them
necessarily untrue.)
2-A few more detailed and sometimes impressive
reports by people not specially qualified.
3-A modest number of credible reports by witnesses
with relevant knowledge (e.g. the Water Bailiff).
4-A small number of photographs and cine film.
5-Sonar evidence of large moving objects.

10. FALSE EVIDENCE
The data probably includes, but is not
necessarily limited to, the following:
1-Deliberate fraud
2-Wishful thinking
3-Exaggeration
4-Misinterpretation
5-Unconscious embellishment

11. Loch Ness Monster
(A DEVIL OR A SPECY TO BE CONSERVE)
Many stories related to Loch Ness Monster is very
famous but in the bundle of those stories which
introduce Loch Ness Monster as a threat to human
civilization some stories specially consist of the
personal view of some people on Loch Ness
Monster also exist which show a new image of Loch
Ness Monster, many people believe that the
creature like Loch Ness Monster is harmless until
humans doesn't harm it and the species like Loch
Ness Monster should be conserve in a special
marine reserve.

13. WHAT IS TO BE BELIEVED OR NOT?
In the 20th Century there has been a number of large animals
living in the water of Loch Ness.”
 Thus we are concerned with natural history rather than
supernatural, but we should include the possibility that a small
breeding herd has died out. Present non-existence would not
disprove reports from earlier years. By large, we may say
‘more than 2 metres in length’. Although witnesses have
claimed much larger (20 m) all that is required is something
significantly larger than the otters and eels known to be in the
lake. (Would you accept a giant otter?)
 It is not necessary to include all the features which have been
reported (head, neck, flippers, humps etc.) since some of
these could be mistakes or embellishments. It is probably
reasonable (or is it?) to say that the minimum requirement is a
large aquatic animal.

14. Some other sea monster
1-The Kraken-
2-The Moore's Beach Monster-
3-the mega mouth Megachasma pelagios-

15. Areas on earth related to sea monsters
The Norwegian Sea
The Norwegian Sea is a
marginal sea in the North
Atlantic Ocean, northwest
of Norway. It is located
between the North Sea and
the Greenland Sea and
adjoins the North Atlantic
Ocean to the west and the
Barents Sea to the
northeast. Many sea
monsters are mentioned in
the history of this sea.

16. Areas on earth related to sea monsters
The Bermuda Triangle
The Bermuda Triangle, also
known as the Devil's
Triangle, is a region in the
western part of the North
Atlantic Ocean where a number
of aircraft and surface vessels are
said to have disappeared under
mysterious circumstances.
Popular culture has attributed
these disappearances to the sea
monsters or some marine aliens
and that's why many people
believe that the appearance of
sea monsters is true.

17. Latest seamonstersighting
A Bizarre Creature
A bizarre creature that
washed ashore in 2012 in
Folly Beach, S.C., sparked
speculation in the area and
on the Internet that a dead
sea monster might have
been discovered but many
people says it might be a
old sea creature which may
have been modified but it
is not harmful.

18. MY VIEW
As my research is concern, we think that no
body knows the truth. Those who saw Loch
Ness Monster or have faith in stories related
to Loch Ness Monster, believed that Loch
Ness Monster exist but others do not have
any believe in the existence of Loch Ness
Monster on earth. Just to talk on this topic
makes us afraid. Only we can pray that the
creatures like Loch Ness Monster doesn’t
exist. So live your live as usual but be aware.

19. CONCLUSION
 On the basis of the evidence, I believe that to
conclude anything is very difficult because
some evidence ensures the presence of loch
ness monster but not clearly and some time
people use the name of loch ness monster
for their profit. There had been various
expeditions from the 1930’s onwards (some
of which had positive evidence) but each was
so short and limited that it could not be
counted conclusive.

20. The End
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