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Loch Ness in Scotland, the Yawoie, Sasquch, the escaped pantha in the Hawkesbury, myths?
Tourism, who benefits from creating a legend folks might want to believe in and does it do more harm than good to have an obsession develope whilst on holidays?
To what extent is obsession marketing targetted, film crew free accomodations, for publicity as free advertising and credits when films are released, or is there a greater mystery worth exploring?
Is there a diagnosable illness in being obsessed with such mystery, personality disorder, or superstitious creativty as delusions? Or are they real? What is contextually real in such myths?
What do you tell local tour operators when it is their lively hood and they depend upon something in the water for folks to keep coming back, what about such museums? Send in the myth busters to blow them up or expose such misadventure? What if they were real and not disproven but not proven real, what becomes of myth busters?
What is the wild pantha in the Hawkesbury? Someones tabby on catapillars? Awe, he got me bloood evgertwehre!
"Mythbusters returns with a bang
Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage, the Mythbusters, are engineering and construction experts who combine science, special effects and technology to determine the validity of countless popular myths and legends through a series of tests and experiments."
http://www.discoverychannel.co.uk/mythbusters/
Tourism does flourish on myths and I don't think they will be willing to give up their paycheques. I think it does more harm than good.
I don't know if there is a greater mystery, you may have something there...
Myths are like beliefs and faith. Some people just rather believe in myths. There could be an illness involved. I would be willing to believe there is but I don't know if anyone has done a study on this.
"Big cat stalks Londonderry
Going by the description given by DPI horticulturalist Leigh James, the big cat he spotted could be a variation of a melanistic leopard."
http://hawkesbury.yourguide.com.au/news/local/general/big-cat-stalks-londonderry/502597.html
I can't find anything substantial on the tabby on caterpillars.
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