Certainly a cool pic, and definitely not a log.
Also definitely not an image of a live creature.
Perhaps you would like to reveal the source of the image, and also the creator of the illusion?
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I did that already. 
Considering the fact that the image was taken from its original source and uploaded to imageshack, that is not helpful.
Considering the fact that the image was taken from its original source and uploaded to imageshack, that is not helpful.
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My take:
The vast majority of sightings can be explained away. I mean the vast number. However, there are enough accounts of this creature and others like it elsewhere to lend credence to this theory:
An unknown--as in uncaptured--cetacean with a long neck might exist and may well sometimes find its way into large inland lakes. Such a creature is not a plesiasaur <sp?> but warm-blooded, probably spending most of its time in the ocean.
That is a viable--and fun--theory, imo.
The vast majority of sightings can be explained away. I mean the vast number. However, there are enough accounts of this creature and others like it elsewhere to lend credence to this theory:
An unknown--as in uncaptured--cetacean with a long neck might exist and may well sometimes find its way into large inland lakes. Such a creature is not a plesiasaur <sp?> but warm-blooded, probably spending most of its time in the ocean.
That is a viable--and fun--theory, imo.
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It be there, I care not of the other great book Above.
Strike it out! Or, write it in anew. But
Let my name be in the Book of Love!" --Omar Khayam
Sorry for the delayed response - that pic I posted was from Wikipedia, and was captioned simply as 'A photograph showing a scuba diver with the Loch Ness Monster' - with no explanation.
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