People have reported seeing a monster in Loch Ness for a long time but photos were needed for proof. In 1934, a photo was published showing something that looked like a monster in the lake. It turned out 60 years later that the photo was a hoax by a man who used a toy submarine to take the photo after he lost his job for failing to get a real photo of the monster. He created a fake monster to keep his story in the news.
People have reported seeing a monster in Loch Ness for a long time but photos were needed for proof. In 1934, a photo was published showing something that looked like a monster in the lake. It turned out 60 years later that the photo was a hoax by a man who used a toy submarine to take the photo after he lost his job for failing to get a real photo of the monster. He created a fake monster to keep his story in the news.
People have reported seeing a monster in Loch Ness for a long time but photos were needed for proof. In 1934, a photo was published showing something that looked like a monster in the lake. It turned out 60 years later that the photo was a hoax by a man who used a toy submarine to take the photo after he lost his job for failing to get a real photo of the monster. He created a fake monster to keep his story in the news.
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Loch Ness is a lake in Scotland with a long and unusual 1. . Many
people have 2. _______ seeing a monster swimming in its deep waters, but no one could be 3. . The newspapers named the monster "Nessie." In 1934, a black and white 4. ______ showing Nessie's head and neck in the water was 5. in a London newspaper. Nearly everyone thought it was 6. But 60 years later, ______ the truth 7. came out. A man named Duke Wetherall had lost his job when he could not get a photo of Nessie for a newspaper. So he 8. to 9. his own monster, using a toy submarine. He 10. put the "monster" in Loch Ness and took a picture of it. Wctherall's 11. made "Nessie" famous around the world. But for many years no one knew the true 12. behind the picture.