EXCLUSIVE MONSTER PHOTOS

In March of 2005, two University students from the mid-western U.S. traveled
to the United Kingdom on Spring Break. On their last day at Loch Ness, they
hired a local to take them around by boat, where they discovered a half-eaten
deer carcass...and the 4-inch barbed palate tooth of the water predator that had
attacked and ravaged the deer! Their discovery flies in the face of the
legendary creature the Scottish Highlanders have proclaimed to be a plesiosaur, and
confirms the theories generated by author Steve Alten's amazing new thriller,
The LOCH!

After the students' photos were confirmed to be the same species cited by
Alten (found on www.LochnessTooth.com) by oceanographers and various experts,
TSUNAMI BOOKS offered a $10,000 bounty to locate one of these smaller specimens,
which are NOT extinct, but inhabit the deep waters in the Sargasso Sea.

Here now are exclusive photos of the captured specimen, whose teeth match the
tooth found in the dead deer and whose skull was enlarged to create a
full-scale model of the deep-water predator trapped in Loch Ness. The replica skull
measures 6-feet, 6 inches in length!

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Replica Skull of the REAL Loch Ness Monster!

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Photos of the caputured specimen