Choose the correct item, 1 The street is full with/of little shops and cafes,
2 The floating cafe is built with/on water,
3 The restaurant pays attention to/for detail.
4 All the streets lead on/to a main square,
5 I like to walk by the river at/on twilight.
6 Let's stop to/for lunch at a café.

The Lochness monster, affectionately nicknamed Nessie (Еng. Nessie, Loch Ness Monster) is a monster, which has its home in the lake Lochness in Scotland. Nessie is described as a plesiosaur. It has a long neck, barrel-shaped body, flippers and a long tail. A small head, planted on a long neck, has a mouth filled with sharp teeth - a kind of trap for fish.

According to some descriptions, Nessie has 1-3 humps.

(It is possible that these are signs of sexual dimorphism or adulthood.)

Лохнесское чудовище, любовно прозванное Несси (англ. Nessie, Loch Ness Monster) - чудовище, монстр, обитающий в озере Лох-Несс в Шотландии. Несси описывают как плезиозавра. У неё длинная шея, бочковидное тело, ласты и хвост.  Маленькая головка, посаженная на длинной шее, имеет пасть, наполненную острыми зубами - своеобразный капкан для рыбы. По некоторым описаниям у Несси есть 1-3 горба.

( Вполне возможно, что это признаки полового диморфизма или совершеннолетия.)

О динозаврах Supporters of the first theory insist that for most of the Late Cretaceous, the conditions were very stable: tens of millions of years have passed without any significant changes were. Perhaps the animal life in the world at that time had become too "spetsializirovannnoy" too stable to adapt to these conditions. A small change in the environment, such as an increase in temperature, or cooling of the atmosphere could have detrimental effect on the population of dinosaurs. Climate change has led to the impoverishment of the vegetation and dinosaurs lost their usual food sources. Another theory suggests that the tectonic shifts continental land masses led to convergence with each other, causing the animals acquired the ability to migrate and carry with them into new geographies diseases for which endemic populations could be vulnerable.