Course it exists, as does the Loch Ness monster, and the Haggis. The Haggis we know because we analysed it and noticed it has two legs shorter on one side, which makes perfect sense that it has adapted perfectly to walking along the sides of the mountains of Scotland, umm... in circles, umm always clockwise looking down from above... (I wish I could write this in green, or another color agreed for BS, so folk won't confuse it with my normal research)...