尼斯湖水怪05796.pptVIP

Introduction Stories and legends about water horses have been told in the Scottish highlands for centuries, though theres no clear link to the Loch Ness monster. 数世纪以来，关于“水怪”的故事和传说一直在苏格兰高地广为流传，虽然到现在为止对尼斯湖水怪还没有清楚的信息。 First:Lets whtch a piece of news! The first opinion: first evidence: 1.Early in 1934 there was a land sighting of the beast. Arthur Grant, a young veterinary student, was out on his motorcycle one evening when he almost ran into the monster as it crossed the road. Grants description of the thing, small head, long tapering neck and tail with a bulky body and flippers, seemed to match the appearance of the plesiosaurus. The plesiosaurus, an aquatic, reptilian contemporary of the dinosaurs, was thought to have been extinct for at least 65 million years. second evidence: 2.One Internet fan claims he found the legendary Loch Ness monster in satellite images on the virtual globe, Daily Mail reported.(据英国《每日邮报》报道，一英国网民在虚拟地球的卫星图片中发现了传说中的尼斯湖水怪！) third evidence: Misidentification of common animals（误认常见的动物） Bird wakes Eels (蛇形鱼类,如鳝、电鳗、七鳃鳗等) Elephant Resident animals Seals The second opinion: first evidence: BBC proves Nessie does not exist Using 600 separate sonar beams and satellite navigation technology to ensure that none of the loch was missed, the team surveyed the waters said to hide Scotlands legendary tourist attraction but found no trace of the monster. second evidence:Sonar image (2012) On 20 April 2012 a Loch Ness boat skipper photographed a sonar image of a long 5ft wide unidentified object which was apparently following his boat for two minutes at a depth of 75ft. The skipper ruled out the possibility of any small fish or seal being what he believed to be the Loch Ness Monster. A scientist from the National Oceanography Centre has said that this image is a bloom of algae and zooplankton(盛开的藻类、浮游动物). Our opinions: As human beings,we all have some superstition,because we couldnt explain a lot of things even use the science.And we always sta