After all, what's this that there are trolls in Norway?

Norway, as you know, is famous for being one of the best and safest countries to live - and for having some of the most stunning scenery on the planet. Home to dense forests, beautiful rock formations and spectacular fjords, who has had the pleasure of visiting the country, certainly found it, moreover, serves as home to the trolls.
You may have heard of these things, does not it? And just to clarify, we are not referring here to the staff that is dedicated to make fun with others on the Internet not! We're talking about the huge creatures originating in Norse mythology who, according to some, inhabit remote areas of Norway.
The most famous case occurred in World War II in 1942 as a reconnaissance bomber was a patrol 480 km north of Bergen, the pilot saw the creature on the horizon and then decided to photograph what up to today is believe by many as the only real photograph dubbed by locals as "the big Troll." Seeing the huge creature the pilot completely terrified decided to return to its base. After the picture is revealed, some troops form sent to a recognition of land, but nothing has been found.
Supposedly picture:



Until the mid 70 other sightings have been reported, but none have been officially investigated or properly by the local government.

In Norwegian folklore, the trolls always stood out, according to legend, are beings that inhabit forests and caves, most have tall and come in direct contact with sunlight turn into stone.
Trolls have attended in theaters as the film "Troll Hunter" 2010 and literature, as in "Lord of the Rings."
@Lipe Lundorf