The mysterious monster was filmed near the coast of one of the resorts in Great Britain. The monster, according to some Internet users, may be a relative of Nessie.
A monster floating in the North Sea was filmed by a resident of London Rebecca Clarke, who was visiting friends in the resort town of Lincolnshire last weekend. The footage shows several fins emerging from the water a few meters from the shore. Children swim in shallow water not far from the monster. An unknown person behind the scenes tries to warn them that a giant shark has appeared in the water.
The author of the video first thought that debris was floating on the surface, but then she realized that it was a living creature. “It might sound silly, but I thought it looked like a reptile - a crocodile or a dragon,” Clarke said.
Some of those who watched the video on YouTube compared the mysterious creature to an inhabitant of Loch Ness. Experts, however, have put forward a more trivial explanation. As stated by the member of the Royal National Water Rescue Society John Irving, the video caught a giant shark, or killer whale.
Senior biologist Mark Williams of the Portsmouth National Aquarium suggested that the video captured two sharks at once. According to him, these animals, more than 5 m long, usually do not live in the Lincolnshire area, but they can swim there in summer.
“We recently saw plankton bloom as food for them, which creates ideal conditions for these giants,” he said. He added that these sharks were filmed at the beginning of the year off the coast of Norfolk.