The famous Loch Ness Monster is believed to be a Plesiosaurus, one of the great dinosaurs that roamed our oceans during the Jurassic period, 150 million years ago. The Plesiosaurus was up to 26 feet long, with a long neck and two pairs of paddle-like flippers. This is a R/C Plesiosaurus that pushes herself with fins, not propellers while moving at a scale speed of 5mph, mimicking the momentum of the real cruising sea animal. The plesiosaurus apparently evolved from land-based lizards, which had, in turn, evolved from fish. "Nessie" has a long articulated neck that dips under water for hunting small fish. With a remote range of sixty feet, the possibilities are endless for "scaring up" fun. The controller is powered by one 9 V battery and four "AA" batteries. There is no assembly required.