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New Loch Ness monster footage hailed as 'best in 20 years'

By T.K. Randall
May 3, 2022
Loch Ness
Image: Loch Ness Shoreline
Credit: Ben Buxton / CC BY-SA 3.0 (adapted)
A couple who had been visiting Loch Ness recently managed to record something unexplained moving in the water.
There have been four registered sightings of the elusive monster already this year and this latest one, which was filmed by a couple who wish to remain anonymous, is the most intriguing to date.

The couple, who had been on vacation in the Scottish Highlands, had been visiting the iconic loch when they spotted something moving through the water.

"We were fairly ambivalent about the Loch Ness monster," the woman told the Mail Online.

"We enjoyed the stories but didn't necessarily believe them."
"We'd definitely love for somebody to analyze the video. If it helps anybody work out what's down there then it'd be our absolute pleasure. We would be delighted."

According to Gary Campbell of the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register, the footage has been viewed by a photographic expert who confirmed that it shows something moving in the water.

Whatever it is it's larger than a bird, but it is otherwise difficult to make out what it could be.

The footage is available to view on the Mail Online's website - here.

Source: Mail Online




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