9-year-old Sam Knight recently sailed with his mother on the famous Loch Ness in Scotland. While on a pleasure boat, he took many pictures of the reservoir. When the woman later looked at the photos received by her son, she was surprised to find something strange in one frame. Someone's dark sharp horn seemed to stick out of the water. The woman and the author of the photo himself suggest that it could be the legendary Loch Ness monster.
And although many users of the World Wide Web thought that the young Briton captured only a bizarre wave in the picture, Scottish experts seriously studying Nessie officially recognized this photo as the eighth material with the image of a mysterious monster for the current year. This, by the way, is a record annual figure for the last century. Most often, the notorious cryptid is photographed 2-3 times a year, and sometimes it is not shown to eyewitnesses at all for at least 12 months.
The mysterious image was reportedly taken in deep Arkart Bay. Little Sam wanted so much to photograph the alleged relict plesiosaur that he took several hundred photographs that day and even took a coil of rope with him, in order to capture the elusive cryptid in case of anything - the child's forgivable naivety. It remains to be hoped that Nessie, or rather her large threatening horn, did appear in the presented image. It is unlikely that experts would recognize this shot as important if it really was not.
However, this does not in any way bring researchers closer to solving the mystery of Loch Ness, moreover, during all this time, even high-quality photo and video material about the mysterious monster has not been received. Not surprisingly, skeptics are sure that all the fuss around Nessie is a publicity stunt aimed at attracting as many tourists as possible.
However, through the mouth of a baby, as they say, the truth is spoken, perhaps, and by his hands are led by the Higher powers, which are not capable of deception, and even more so of mistakes …
Daniil Myslinsky