Loch Ness Monster sighting reported

Another "nessie" sighting it looks like a buoy or am I only one who sees this?

Another "nessie" sighting it looks like a buoy or am I only one who sees this? That green floating object in the article pic is not what they're talking about.

And as I stated earlier, it's a tertiary tourist attraction, even there. The Castle and history are the primary attractions, and Whisky is secondary (clan and whisky trinkets far outweigh nessie trinkets in the stores there.) and what better way of getting some of those tourists that are visiting the castle to visit that tertiary tourist attraction. Hey were at the castle, we should check out this new Nessie sighting while were here.

I visited Inverness(I hope i get the name right) about 12 years ago stayed there for few days hoping to get a glimpse. You just never know whats hidden deep inside.

guess this means the old girl is still alive!!

Do you think there are many who really still believe in the Loch Ness monster? It seems that when the famous photo was admitted to being a fake, that interest died any people gave up the dream for the most part.

Loch Ness could be continously made up just to keep their income from tourists. im sure that finding a monster that size would be easy.

Oh, please. *Rolls eyes* What next? The attack of the pink fluffy kittens. Honestly, I'm all for having some belief in supernatural stuff, etc, but this really does exceed the word ridiculous. A few years back BBC went to Lock Ness, and using various equipment, like sonar, radar, etc, etc, found nothing of the sorts in that lake. (Just look that bit of into up on wiki about that) Sure, we all like to believe in things like this as a way of some sort of excitement, but Nessie...for realz! With me, it's seeing is believing. So, if I were to live around there, I'd only believe in the beast if it ... [More]

People have speculated that a whale got lost and somehow found its way into the loch Nope no whales but you do see Dolphins

Much as I'd love to believe in the Loch Ness Monster (a friend and I were in fact discussing that very subject the other night over pizza!), and you can call me a cynic, but my first thought on reading the article was 'Hmmmm. Publicity'...