The man who took the picture however, later claimed that the photograph was that of a dog - swimming toward the camera with a stick in it's mouth. The dog is a Labrador, and shows how easily something in the water can be mistaken for a "Monster".
Full Version: Hugh Grey's Loch Ness Monster
This photograph is allegedly the first ever taken of the Loch Ness Monster, and shows that is thought to be a flipper splashing out of the water.
The man who took the picture however, later claimed that the photograph was that of a dog - swimming toward the camera with a stick in it's mouth. The dog is a Labrador, and shows how easily something in the water can be mistaken for a "Monster".
The man who took the picture however, later claimed that the photograph was that of a dog - swimming toward the camera with a stick in it's mouth. The dog is a Labrador, and shows how easily something in the water can be mistaken for a "Monster".
if you unblurr it, its really a labador with a stick in its mouth 
It's funny really how something like this has gone un-noticed for so long, and to still remain unsolved in so many books on the subject.
I see a Labrador . However I think the real mysterie here is why it took me so long to find this thread ? 
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if you unblurr it, its really a labador with a stick in its mouth |
King Pillow did you read the information provided underneath the picture ?
We've already established that it's a dog with a stick in it's mouth.
whoops, dont kill me... 
A very good and wise tale posibly ture 
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