Posted on 02/22/2009 8:06:19 PM PST by Beowulf9
#17 photoshopped.
#20 - interesting.
Did John Murtha take a crap in that river?
A loose oil-boom for collecting spilled oil or wood?
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Looks a little scaly to me.
If so I’d guess this Loch Ness guy is a financial whiz, waited for the cargo shipping rates to plummet to ease the moving costs, then cashed out his British real estate before the bubble burst and is now retired in a tropical paradise on his earnings.
Probably,
There are gold dredge operators using pontoon boats with massive generators, bilge and dredge pumps and large hose systems, operating in that river system,
they use those hoses to dredge the bottom channels, that looks like a discarded or lost dredging hose.
Yes. Yes he has.
if they were hovering in a helicopter, why didn’t they take more pictures? I’d be more inclined to believe it if the subsequent pictures showed motion. Its kinda far-fetched to claim you saw this enormous snake, and only snapped one shot of it.
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Maybe they ran out of film in their digital camera?
Probably scaring boaters that Bornian (?) monsters won’t scare.
Hmm. If you look closely at the picture you can see two wake patterns on either side of the figure.
Wish the mappenguari and the mngwa would start showing up!
Yep. Any crew that saw that snake, had a camera on board, and did not take 500 shot from all angles and elevation would be more fictitious than this photo. Besides, water clarity in this jungle river looks to be astoundingly clear - pretty handy for a single shot that even shows surface wake around the animal.
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