“Science is hard enough as it is if people are actually being genuine and trying to do real work,” said Cackowski ... the ...

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People who spend their time searching for the likes of Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster have been told to "find another hobby" by an Oxford University scientist ... are not real and never ...

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The leading biologist said the lack of skeletons and credible pictures are enough to prove that the creatures are not real and never were. He said for a dinosaur to have survived in Loch Ness ...

THE Loch Ness Monster is not real — but aliens might exist, a top Oxford boffin reckons. Professor Tim Coulson urged monster hunters to find another hobby after claiming Nessie, Yeti and Bigfoot ...

which would be beyond the scope of science. According to Google, there are around 200,000 searches each month for the Loch Ness Monster alone, which is said to be worth £30m to the region.