Could there really be a Loch Ness type creature out there in our Oceans?

Yes you have heard the stories, yes you have read the books, yes you have seen the grainy documentaries.

Well now it's real!

Well maybe not real, but possibly real? Or possibly possibly real-ish?

Either way, a man photographed something that washed up on a Georgia Beach that he says looks an awful lot like a Plesiosaur.

(Source: http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2018/03/21/loch-ness-monster-found-shocking-pictures-unidentified-sea-creature-surface.html)

You know, the thing thought to inhabit the great Loch Ness Lake in Scotland?

Many are claiming this is a hoax, which it probably is, but so far it hasn't been disproved.

Some are also claiming it was a basking shark or a type of fish laying on a board, though that picture looks very different to me.

Interesting to see what comes of this, I will keep my eyes and ears open.

More about the story can be read here:

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2018/03/21/loch-ness-monster-found-shocking-pictures-unidentified-sea-creature-surface.html

Does anyone out there things like this still roam our oceans or are they all gone?

I used to believe there might possibly be something out there in the jungles of the Amazon, a kind of dinosaur, but now I believe these things are mostly all gone.

Though, if there ever was going to be one left, it would likely be in the ocean.

Pretty tough to explore everything out there.