05-24-2018, 11:44 PM
@"BIAD"
The Humps,,,, I have an idea.
There are really No Clear pictures of Old Nesses, those humps could be Dorsal Fins.
If not used the dorsal fins could relax at the surface of the water or even flop over to one side.
Then there are the Dorsal Fins of the Atlantic Cod. Those fins appear to be laying on their backs in watch could look like Humps from a distance, Yes?
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JMHO
The Humps,,,, I have an idea.
There are really No Clear pictures of Old Nesses, those humps could be Dorsal Fins.
If not used the dorsal fins could relax at the surface of the water or even flop over to one side.
Then there are the Dorsal Fins of the Atlantic Cod. Those fins appear to be laying on their backs in watch could look like Humps from a distance, Yes?
JMHO
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