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In the Scottish Highlands there is a very murky and very deep lake with waters that hide an ancient animal that has been haunting the depths of the lake for millennia - The Loch Ness Monster. While the monster currently in the lake is almost certainly not the same creature that was first seen in 565 AD, the reports of the creature always seem to match up. It is described as an animal with a long neck topped in a small head with a snout and jaw. It’s skin is described as leathery and slimy, dark grey or black depending on the report. There’s also the smell reported, like a salty, rotten meat . The creature, known as ''Nessie'' to the locals, returned to popular culture in 1933 when a photo of the creature was taken and circulated around the world. In the early 2000’s the government of the United Kingdom launched a cover-up claiming the photo was a fake . Why they did it and what they plan to use Nessie for remains to be seen.