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New sea serpent claim
Topic Started: Oct 2 2006, 07:06 AM (476 Views)
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Monster hunter Jan-Ove Sundberg continues his search for proof of famous sea serpents and once again claims that he has evidence for the presence of Selma, the beast reputed to live in Norway's Lake Seljord.

Sundberg and his team GUST (Global Underwater Search Team) told TV 2 Nettavisen Thursday that they had logged sonar readings of a large creature in the lake, which is in the middle of Telemark county.

"I have news today. We were just off Sanden Camping today, between noon and 2 p.m. We got two large objects on sonar, they were four to five meters (13-16.5 feet) long and this was no fish," Sundberg told TV 2 Nettavisen.

"Afterwards we heard some very loud noises on the hydrophone. The sounds were so powerful that the our headphones banged and vibrated," Sundberg said.

Sundberg has regularly visited Seljord in the summer to hunt for concrete proof that Norway's Loch Ness monster exists, and claimed last year to have images of the creature, but the picture quality left much to be desired and convinced no one.

"If researchers are to be satisfied we have to catch it in our traps. Or we have to take photos or film that demonstrates it is an unknown animal. Half-bad pictures from long distance aren't good enough," Sundberg said.

The 58-year-old is now training a new generation of cryptozoologists how to run an expedition to find unconfirmed animals by holding courses in Sweden.

This year's trip to Seljord is Sundberg's sixth, and he believes he now knows where the serpent is most likely to appear.

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Thats wild...BF and SS's are two creature's you have to wonder about....
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Interesting... :D
Lets hope they find good evidence this time :)
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I doubt it. They will get more unequivocal data that convinces no-one of anything. And thats what most Crypto-Geeks want.

They would hate to have Big-Foot or LochNess or the like proved true and have them classified as standard non-paranormal animals.
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But even if it is found, it will still be considered a paranormal species, because its probably the only one left.
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They need a body...... :whistle:
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But even if it is found, it will still be considered a paranormal species, because its probably the only one left.

I dunno...it would be a monumental discovery, for sure. It woud be endangered, but the real questions that would make it paranormal are 1) how did it survive this long and 2) how the hell did we miss it?
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Once we have a body then they can prove it.....No body no proof..... :unsure:
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