Mythical, cult, extraordinary but impossible to find, has the Loch Ness watch finally shown itself on video?
Was the discovery of the century made by Eoin O’Faodhagain, a 58-year-old Scotsman who claims to have proven the existence of the Loch Ness monster on video? In any case, this is what he is convinced of after having captured the images ofa kind of floating shadow about three meters long on Loch Ness and who, according to him, is indeed the famous Nessie. It must be said that Eoin O’Faodhagain is a regular since he regularly monitors the surface of the famous body of water in the north of Scotland via a webcam system installed by the nearby town of Inverness which has already allowed him to make multiple entries in the book dedicated to Loch Ness Monster sightings, the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register. As he reported to the Mirror, Nessie’s hunter has “noticed a splash and then a movement on the screen that came from the right, and a black, long, elongated shape”.
Far from thinking of any debris or a wooden plank, it is directly towards the fantasy creature where the mind of Eoin O’Faodhagain went, who explained: “It caught my attention because it stayed on the surface of the water, moving very slowly, not at all like a fish jumping out of the water and then diving back in. It wasn’t a fish or a big log, it moved at a constant speed, slowly, whereas a log would just go with the flow.”. So many reasons which, according to this observer, prove that it is indeed Nessie, the Loch Ness monster, that he saw on these videos. And if he firmly believes in the existence of this mysterious creature, it is because he has already seen it in July 1987, when he was at the edge of the lake.
A new species?
“I think the video and photos I took prove the existence of the monster and turn it from mere folklore to reality”. A monster who, according to someone who works as a receptionist in a hospital when he is not watching Loch Ness, could simply be a new species of animal still unknown until now. “There is a somewhat gray tail, a rounded black bump in the center, and what looks like a fin near the creature’s head.” describes Eoin O’Faodhagain from what he saw on the video. According to him, the shape seen resembles in particular the creature of the film The Sea Dragon: The Last Legendreleased in 2007. And to conclude, quite simply: “One hypothesis to explain the existence of the Loch Ness Monster is simply that it is an unknown species.”