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Japan’s Unexplained Encounters: Humanoids, Wildmen & Lake Monsters

These photographs are mildly intriguing. They don’t look like the various photographs that have come from Google Earth in the past which were obviously of boats. Julie Fraser, who discovered the images on Google Earth, believes: “the shapes bear a far closer resemblance to large marine creatures. “Taking a closer look and enlarging the images – they don’t look like boats, and look like whales or something similar with an arc to their back.” I think that if she is correct, they are probably seals. But what are they? JD

Once again, I feel like I’m being churlish But I don’t think these two blurry images prove anything JD

Some years ago, a famous Cryptozoologist who really should’ve known better said that I was bringing the subject into disrepute because I had appeared mildly drunk at one of the Fortean Times conventions. It probably wasn’t my finest hour, but I think far more damage is done to the subject by people who post these blurry photographs of nothing in particular and claim them as important evidence for the existence of the Loch Ness monster. Ho hum JD

Herewith another photograph from Loch Ness which, to these eyes at least, shows very little. It is hard not to be cynical about this parade of probable pareidolia. Never mind, at least I managed to get a little alliteration in to amuse me. JD

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