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The monster was first described in 1565. The monk Adomnán writes: Saint Columba stopped the beast in the River Ness with a single sign of the cross. On May 2, 1933, an Inverness newspaper first called it a monster, and the whole world flocked to the lake. And the famous surgeon's photograph turned out to be a fake: a toy submarine with a head made of putty. In 2018, the lake's water was filtered for DNA. No trace of reptiles. But there were a lot of eels.