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Added | Sun, 07/11/2021 |
Author | July N. |
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Eoin O'Faodhagain has spent the last 34 years trying to discover the famous beast in person and online via a live broadcast from the lake.
The Irishman believes that during his greatest observation, he saw something mysterious diving under the water when a cruise liner was sailing towards him.
According to Eoin, what he saw on the webcam was potentially Nessie diving for cover - a phenomenon he had never seen before, reports Daily Record.
He said:
"I first went to Loch Ness in 1987, when I was riding a bus from Fort Augustus to Invermoriston and saw a big hill in the middle of the bay. Even before I got to Loch Ness, I was always interested, and this only intrigued me even more.
I've been watching a webcam for years, and it wasn't until 2018 that I was first noticed. I was in Loch Ness at the end of July with my wife and have been there four times. I have already had 14 registered observations. When I see something unusual, I send it, like many others."
He spoke about his latest observation, saying that it was probably his best.
"I thought it was very unusual for a cruiser coming towards him from the castle side, and he looked big on the water. Then he disappears and goes under the water, the cruiser does not seem to notice anything there. You can see the trail on the water after the cruiser has passed by.
If someone assumes they're looking at a boat-I've never seen two boats that are close together on a mile-wide lake. I would say that this is perhaps my clearest observation.
This object looked like it was on the water and then went down as the cruiser approached it. I've often had bumps disappear, but I've never seen them dive before. I definitely don't think it's a boat - boats don't disappear underwater.
During the observation, the weather conditions and visibility were good, and the Loch was calm and reflected in the water like a mirror."
Due to the resolution of the webcam and the distance from the webcam to the object, this will never be the final proof of the existence of unknown creatures in Loch Ness, but the videos are very intriguing to cause further controversy about the Mystery of Loch Ness.
Mystery surrounds the Loch for more than 100 years since the "monster" was first spotted - a huge tourism industry has developed around this phenomenon.
And Eoin thinks there may be several creatures living there.
He said:
"I'm sure there are unknown creatures or unknown species in the lake."
Original news
A Loch Ness monster hunter claims his 'best sighting yet' proves Nessie is not alone in the water.
Eoin O Faodhagain has spent the last 34 years trying to spot the famous beast in person and online via a live stream from the loch.
The Irishman believes that in his greatest sighting yet, he saw something mysteriously dip beneath underwater when a cruise ship sailed towards it.
According to Eoin, what he witnessed on the webcam was potentially Nessie diving for cover – a phenomenon he has never seen before, the Daily Record reports.
He said: "I first went to Loch Ness in 1987 when I was on a bus coming from Fort Augustus to Invermoriston and I saw a large hump in the middle of the bay.
"Before I even got to Loch Ness I was always interested and this only intrigued me more.
"I've been watching the webcam for years and it was only in 2018 that I got my first sighting.
"I was in Loch Ness at the end of July with my wife and I've been there four times.
"I've now had 14 registered sightings. When I see something unusual I send it in and so do many others."
He told of his latest sighting saying it was perhaps his best.
"I thought it was very unusual for a cruiser to come from the castle direction and go towards it and it looked big on the water.
"It then disappears and goes under the water, the cruiser seems to be oblivious to anything there.
"You can see the wake on the water after the cruiser went by it.
"If anyone suggested they were looking at a boat- I've never seen two boats that close together on a Loch that is a mile wide.
"I would say this is maybe my clearest sighting yet.
"This object looked to be on top of the water and then go down as the cruiser approached it.
"I've often had humps disappear but I've never seen it dive before.
"I definitely don't think it is a boat- boats don't disappear under the water.
"The weather conditions and visibility were good at the time of the sighting and the Loch was calm, and mirror like reflection on the water.
"Because of the resolution of the webcam and the distance from the webcam to the object, it is never going to be conclusive evidence of unknown creatures in Loch Ness, but the videos are very intriguing to trigger further debate about the Loch Ness Mystery.
Mystery has surrounded the Loch for more than 100 years since the first sightings were made of the 'monster'- with a massive tourist industry developing around the phenomenon.
And Eoin believes there are maybe multiple creatures living there.
He said: "I believe there are unknown creatures or an unknown species in the Loch definitely.
Hypotheses
Famous creatures

There are a huge number of different living organisms on our planet. According to recent estimates, the number of species of organisms on our planet is approximately 7-10 million. However, only 15% of the data are described today.
According to the calculations of Canadians, 2.2 million species live in the world's oceans, 6.5 million on land. There are only about 7.8 million species of animals on the planet, 611 thousand fungi, and 300 thousand plants.
Boat (watercraft)

Any watercraft, particularly of unusual shape, can be made for NGOs.
Watercraft (i.e. "craft") is self-propelled or non-self-propelled floating structure used in a water environment. These include: a warship, cargo ship, barge, pontoon, floating berth, yacht, oil platform, raft, fishing boat, submarine, submersible, floating crane, etc.
Such vessels can have not only an unusual shape but colour, be equipped with illumination, and also have sails and other protruding parts.
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