A few years ago, there was so little new evidence of the legendary Nessie monster from Loch Ness in Scotland that some even stated "Nessie is dead." Others said that Nessie never existed, and it was all just a trick to attract tourists.
But in 2015, Nessie's activity was simply incredible, in any case, the stories and photos of eyewitnesses can judge this, as well as the statement of Gary Campbell, who is far from the tourism industry.
Gary has a website called the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register, where he records all sightings of the monster. Gary claims that Nessie's activity this year was the highest in many years.
For example, five eyewitness statements were recorded who saw the monster with their own eyes, and a tourist from the United States, Crystal Ardito, even provided a photo in which, albeit not very clearly, but the head of the monster is visible (in any case, her photo really something is observed above the water, and whether it is a monster or something else is very difficult to understand).
Crystal talked about how she managed to take this photo. She came to Scotland to Loch Ness in July of this year to admire the beauty of the surrounding area. She did not have a goal to take a photo of Nessie and she saw something unusual in the picture only when she later looked at the photos she had taken.
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Nessie's story
According to the researchers of this phenomenon, strange creatures (or is it just one monster?) Live in Loch Ness (or appear in it from a parallel world, why they cannot be found either by sonar or caught) for hundreds or even thousands of years. The most reliable documented evidence of antiquity is considered to be the statement of the monk Columba (now one of the revered Irish saints), who encountered this terrible beast in 565 and drove it away from himself by prayer.
The very first photograph of the Loch Ness Monster was taken in 1934 by Kenneth Wilson. Unfortunately, before his death, he admitted that it was a fake. And although this is not yet a fact, since anything, say, a clouded consciousness before death, could have pushed the doctor to such a statement, there is no real proof of the existence of the monster.
Photo of Kenneth Wilson was himself recognized as a fake
This is understandable, since not a single photo and video material can serve that. To do this, you just need to catch the beast, as Gary Campbell laughs, and even in this case there will certainly be skeptics who will not believe in anything.
However, there is over a thousand evidence of the Loch Ness Monster, some of which are quite compelling and unique. That is why it is difficult to assume that all this is the work of only travel companies …
However, for many years people have continued to photograph strange objects in Loch Ness. For example, this photo was taken in 2011. What could it be?