A New Fossil Discovery Suggests That The Loch Ness Monster May Have Existed In Real Life

Nonetheless, while these findings are suggestive for Loch Ness Monster fans around the globe, other records have indicated that plesiosaurs became extinct sixty-five million years ago at the same time as the dinosaurs.

So, this fact largely rules out the possibility of plesiosaurs being the modern creature many dubbed The Loch Ness Monster.

To read more about the fossil discovery, you can visit the study published in Cretaceous Research linked here.

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