Creatures, Myths & Legends

'Loch Ness Monster' captured on camera by Canadian couple

By T.K. Randall
May 1, 2024

Image: AI-generated (Midjourney) Parry Malm and Shannon Wiseman, who are originally from Canada but who moved to London back in 2006, had been visiting Loch Ness with their children earlier this year when they spotted something in the water near Urquhart Castle.

The object, whatever it was, resembled a dark-colored head protruding from the water's surface.

"We just started watching it more and more, and we could see its head craning above water," Malm told The Vancouver Sun.

"And then it was swimming against the current towards the castle, slowly but surely, like very fastidiously going over the waves (and) coming closer and closer."

"And then it submerged and disappeared."The couple decided to send the picture to the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register which promptly reported back that the photograph represented "compelling evidence".

Before long, they found themselves being interviewed by the press.

"And just one thing led to another. I mean, it's been incredible," said Malm.

You can check out the photograph for yourself below - could this be Nessie, or something else ?

'Nessie' sighting vaults Canadian couple into media spotlight after photo in Scotland https://t.co/0pp7g5PeUO pic.twitter.com/ZOcsb064Ay

- northeastNOW (@northeastNOW_SK) April 25, 2024

Source: Vancouver Sun

Tags: Loch Ness Monster