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Monday, September 24, 2012

CRYPTOLINKS: More on the Siberian Lake Monster

Move over Nessie, now it's Nesski,
The West Australian
Russian academics want a scientific probe into claims of a Siberian Loch Ness monster in Lake Labynkyr, one of the world's most remote lakes. Researchers using underwater scanners claimed to have discovered evidence of 'Nesski' - a beast measuring up ...

 Nesski: Siberian Loch Ness Monster - Cryptomundo Feed ...
Nesski: Siberian Loch Ness Monster - posted in Cryptomundo Feed: What do you think?View the full article.

Ghost Haunting: Siberian Loch Ness Monster Pictures
Siberian Loch Ness Monster Pictures. Underwater scanners may have captured a glimpse of the infamous creature nicknamed 'Nesski.' ...
Lake Labynkyr Monster at Siberian Lake: Professor Goes on Scientific Mission ...
Mstarz
Lake Labynkyr is home to a mysterious monster called the 'Devil' by the locals. It's been an age old myth that a monster lurks in the deep waters of the Syberian lake. Some refer to this unknown creature as "Russia's Loch Ness Monster," though it 



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