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Historical Tour Guide ~ Haunt Actor ~ Paranormal Investigator ~ SFX Makeup junkie ~ Reiki II Practitioner

[ReikiPanda @e_danielle20]

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[ReikiPanda @e_danielle20]

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Do you believe in Nessie?

[IBPIR @IBPIR24]

One of the most famous cryptid photos ever taken — the “full body” image captured on June 20, 1975 by Robert Rines during an expedition on Loch Ness. Using sonar and underwater photography, Rines and his team claimed to have photographed a large creature deep beneath the surface.

The image became one of the most debated pieces of evidence in the search for the legendary Loch Ness Monster — with believers calling it proof of an unknown animal, while skeptics argue it could be debris, sediment, or photographic distortion.

Nearly 50 years later, Nessie remains one of the world’s greatest cryptid mysteries. What do you think was captured in this photo?