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the plesiosaur site index home plesiosaurs database other links facebook not plesiosaurs more about this site what is a plesiosaur the loch ness monster the plesiosaur site it is not concerned with strange creatures lurking in lakes in scotland sweden canada or anywhere else because i am asked the question so frequently i have added a page explaining why the loch ness monster is not a plesiosaur decomposing sharks or any other modern marine animals decomposing carcases are frequently interpreted as being those of plesiosaurs and i am contacted far too often by people trying to argue that that is what they are all the pictures i ve seen show something even superficailly completely unlike a plesiosaur and marine biologists and shark experts confirm again and again that these are the carcases of sharks most commonly basking sharks have a look at paleo cc paluxy plesios htm for a report by glen kuban and plesiosauria com living_plesiosaurs php for a review by my friend and colleague adam smith if anyone has any comments finds any mistakes wants to contribute their own views has any pictures i can include without breaching copyright wants to register material in collections i have not included has draft papers to circulate for comment has any wild idea to air thinks this is all a load of tosh log on web site hosting and design richard forrest cbrp ltd this page last updated 5th april 2026