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[edit] Plesiosaur
It is often claimed that Morag, Nesie and their friends might be Plesiosaurs. The objections to this view are that plesiosaurs could not raise their necks as lake monsters can; and that plesiosaurs didn't go onto the land. [1][2] Totnesmartin 16:27, 14 November 2006 (UTC)