Check the calendar. It's not April 1, right?
But someone either has played a major prank on the shores of a famous Scottish lake, or has made a major scientific discovery. We're assuming it's not the latter.
That's because a dog walker claims to have come across a set of strange bones that just happened to be laying on the banks of Loch Ness, the Daily Record and other English news agencies reported.
So do the blood-covered, organ-filled remains prove that Nessie, or the Loch Ness Monster, actually exists?
Help2Rehome Scotland, an animal rescue group, posted the picture of Nessie's "remains" on its Facebook page.
A dog walker out on the shores of Loch Ness has just stumbled across this. Has Nessy been found? Or someone playing a fascinating prank?
Posted by Help2Rehome Scotland on Wednesday, June 29, 2016
About an hour after posting, the group sunk the dreams of Nessie believers, saying it was all done for a television show.
Some commenters didn't fall for the fake carcass, saying that the organs would have been the first to decompose and that it looked like a giraffe's body, the Record reported.
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