Of science, engineering and Planet-Indeed, the researchers still seek the mystery of the legendary monster of Loch Ness to solve the problem. Now, it is the result of a long-awaited study by way of just 500 million DNA sequences from the lake were analyzed. According to the scientists, it remains the fact that only one “plausible” explanation for the sightings of the famous monster: Nessie, it is possible to eengigantische runoff.
The New Zealand scientists took a total of 250 water samples from the well-known lake in the Scottish highlands. Those samples were sent to laboratories in Australia, Denmark, France, germany, and New Zealand, and examined, on the basis of a genetic database. With more than 500 million DNA sequences, were examined. The plants and animals that live in the lake? Which one is not? And what does that mean for the wildest theories about the Loch Ness monster? The results are in.
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more Bad news for the true believers, as it turns out, as there is no evidence for the existence of a plesiosaurus, an aquatic dinosaur, and in the pond in the uk. Neither for the existence of a very large fish like a sturgeon. And, even in the presence of a Greenland shark or any fish, are also sometimes suggested to as possible, the sample was excluded. In the water, not a single trace of DNA from these species was found.
One possible theory to hold are, however, free-standing, according to the researchers, that the legendary sightings of the monster’s declaration, found in a ‘giant eels’. Eel or European eel is a fish species which is, after all, quite a lot of occurrence in Loch Ness.
