Fossils and Loch Ness Exploration

The video explores the possibility of dinosaurs existing in Scotland, highlighting the country's rich fossil history. It discusses the extinction of dinosaurs and the surprising rediscovery of the coelacanth, a fish thought to be extinct. The video speculates on the existence of prehistoric creatures in Loch Ness, examining its geological history and the potential for such creatures to exist today.

What does the photograph that created the most popular image resemble?

• A sea monster

• A dinosaur

• A giant fish

• A dragon

What is Scotland's landscape made up of?

• Sand dunes

• Coral reefs

• Volcanic rocks

• Oldest rock layers

Who is the scientist mentioned in the video that studied Scottish fossils?

• Dr. Ellie Sattler

• Dr. John Smith

• Dr. Steve Bruce

• Dr. Alan Grant

When did the last known large dinosaurs in Scotland go extinct?

• 100 million years ago

• 50 million years ago

• 66 million years ago

• 70 million years ago

What significant discovery was made off the coast of South Africa in 1938?

• A new species of shark

• A prehistoric turtle

• A giant squid

• The coelacanth

How old were the fossils of the coelacanth thought to be?

• 50 million years

• 60 million years

• 70 million years

• 80 million years

What would Loch Ness need to be for a prehistoric beast to exist there?

• A very ancient lake

• A shallow lake

• A saltwater lake

• A volcanic lake

Why is Loch Ness too deep for most divers?

• It has strong currents

• It is over 700 feet deep

• It has dangerous wildlife

• It is too cold

What did the drained landscape of Loch Ness reveal?

• A barren plain of soft deep sediment

• A hidden cave

• A treasure chest

• A sunken ship

What can the clay layers in Loch Ness provide?

• A detailed understanding of the lake's history

• A map of the lake

• Proof of volcanic activity

• Evidence of modern fish species