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It wasn't a lake monster at all, but a disguised submarine.
We don't see
In these instances, the writers and producers were sheepish about introducing a ''real'' Loch Ness Monster into the world of the film. A a sub with a monster head riveted onto it is the default answer to the enigma of Loch Ness might seem cheesy. It is a handy way to write off a [[Special Effects Failure]], when it turns out it was
There are two sources of this trope: the most well-known fake Nessie photo in history was, in fact, a toy submarine with a monster head; the other that the ''Nautilus'' from ''[[Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea]],'' was initially misidentified as a sea monster.
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