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=__ Similarities __=

There are very different creatures around the world as there are similar ones. Issie is found in Japan, Ogopogo is in Canada, Champ is mainly in the United States, and the Loch Ness Monster is in Scotland. These creatures are scattered a bit around the world but they do have quite a few similarities. For starters, they all inhabit some lake. They also all have the same basic look. They are all sort of serpentine. They have all been sighted, but quickly disappear once they are. Whether that is consciously or not, I’m not sure. For the most part people see head and neck; that’s it. Another is that these four tend to get good press, people actually //come// to see them. Other similarities include how people react when they see one of these four creatures. Unlike usual monsters, people don’t get frightened and run away after they have seen the creature. Instead people seem to be more excited and curious when they see one of these water serpentines. People feel as if the serpentines are apart of their community, and help make their town or area more unique. People – more or less – enjoy having these creatures around. In the four articles, the people were protective, curious, proud, or enthralled by the serpentine. There were no negative feelings for the creatures what so ever. Apparently everyone loves his or her sea serpents.

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