| Yes, it does have the fin shape of a ray, but there are two main problems with the ray theory. One, most rays are flat and wide at the front, and the few that aren't, are proportionately short and proportionatley, that creature is defintely not in any way. And two, the only fresh water sting rays live in Asia, Africa, and Florida. And also, with all the searching that Loch Ness has been through with in the last 50 years, it's nearly impossible that a ray could have eluded us because they don't live in deep water. Those, are the facts. |
|
