Loch Ness monster captured on Sonar 2020

I swear to God I was expecting some political joke to be tied to this article....ha ha

This is a really sweet movie for Nessie fans -

- though the 'fictional' version of the creature is named "Crusoe"..

I stay not that many miles away from loch Ness and have worked at the visitor centre in the early 80s , I used to laugh at the Loch Ness monster and think it was for the gullible tourists but i have spoken to a few people one lives right on the shore and the other was a old poacher who needed a good few drinks to say anything and both told me they have witnessed things , Here people laugh at you if you say things like that, sober and they would be silent on the subject .

Many think that their are tunnels /lava tubes to other lochs in the area and strange bones have been found recently

originally posted by: stonerwilliam
Many think that their are tunnels /lava tubes to other lochs in the area and strange bones have been found recently

Lol that is obviously somebody's art project as just looking at it anyone could tell it has never been in the water.

a reply to: stonerwilliam

I think that second video you posted the image is apparently a known hoax

There was no disclosure, of UFOs. What a load...

a reply to: sapien82

Link is dead.

Does anyone have another or has the page been removed?

Schooling fish is the most realistic answer if you ask me. Certainly a lakemonster would be much nicer...

a reply to: Rob808

the pentagon stated that the tic tacs were not off this world and not any of theirs

thats an official government agency declaring they are not man made vehicles

a reply to: Riffrafter

The link to the STV article is working for me mate ?
is it ad blocked or something ?
try using a VPN

originally posted by: pheonix358
Captured on sonar by a charter boat captain who relies on tourists to make a nice living ...................

Yeah! Possibly not.

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Except the man in question runs Loch Tours rather than Nessie tours and has done so for over 30 years - and is well known in the area for being skeptical about Nessie.

It is certainly the most interesting evidence yet for Nessie but personally i think that is a shoal of fish. Or Cthulu.

a reply to: Flavian

cthulu would be wayyyyyyyyy bigger than that , there are scars on cthulu longer than 10 meters

a reply to: Flavian

I was always in the belief that loch ness doesnt have enough life to sustain a big creature, so a shoal of fish at 190m depth is just as interesting.

a reply to: Catch_a_Fire

I heard many people say when i was a kid that there is a connection to other lochs in the area and even loch Morar as this area is very volcanic and sits on fault lines

a reply to: stonerwilliam

if you look at loch ness and a map of scotland the whole of the loch sits on what looks like an old fault line it runs across scotland i think its called the Great Glen Fault
must be lava tubes doon there connecting them probably

a reply to: sapien82

Not very far away from there 25 miles or so my grandfather showed me a tunnel that run for 6 miles from one town to the other 99.9% of people did not know anything about it but it is listed in a old history book about the town and Vikings maybe doing it , he had the job of bricking it up due to a collapse in the 50s it is in the grounds of a castle and is very hard to spot not far from there is a old volcanic hill called the cats back by the locals as kids we used to use a rope and lower ourself down a hole and go for a long way in it was only when we told a teacher about it and showed her the volcanic rock and how far you could go that they put a grate over it but there is a history of tunnels from Turkey to Scotland that leave historians scratching there heads www.snopes.com...

As i said earlier in the thread i have spoken to 2 men who i believe have seen something , what i do not know but one lives right at the loch on the shore and the other was a old poacher who i had a conversation one night at a party when i was 17-18 yo i was in the company of older guys and was told next morning by my old Journeyman he must have liked me to tell me that story because it is not a thing he would say sober to anyone as you get laughed at for coming out with such things .

I stayed near the Falkirk wheel years ago and what i heard one summer night walking round there after the place closed really spooked me and made my dog leg it home in fright , A roar like a T-rex came through the trees and it was not the only weird thing to happen in that area , That place did give me the creeps

originally posted by: TexasTruth
I’m always let down every time I see the original Nessie picture. The thing that started it all could be a toy, stick, or even apersons forearmand hand coming out of the water to do a shadow hand puppet show.

It’s cool to wonder, but that original photo....dammit.

Haha I was gonna quip about a baby's forearm & an apple.........but your avatar scares me if I'm honest.
never mind......carry on

If they wanted answers they could have them in a couple of days by flooding the loch and those around it with flir, thermal, sonar and ROV's - they could employ persistant air coverage and ring the area with IR cameras - so either it's a coverup or a hoax, neither offers answers and the same stories are boring.

Check out Mysterious Middle East for new interesting topics instead www.youtube.com...

How do we know it's Nessie?

There's not enough sightings to suggest a breeding population; so, not likely.

a reply to: reject

why does there need to be a breeding partner , what if this species has extremely long life , like a sea turtle or whale and doesnt breed as often as other animals

what if this is a mostly solitary animal or has the ability to impregnate itself like some frogs