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One of the biggest advances in the search for the Loch Ness Monster is the ability to have an eye trained on the legendary body of water 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
With webcams now planted all around Loch Ness and recording the happenings all day, every day, Nessie hunters now have a tool at their disposal that hundreds of years of Loch Ness Monster investigators never did.
These webcams have become a valuable resource for people like 58-year-old Eoin O’Faodhagain, perhaps the most prolific Loch Ness Monster hunter on the planet.
Eoin O’Faodhagain, who regularly monitors the Loch Ness webcams, has reported what he believes is more than 20 sightings of the Loch Ness Monster since 2017.
He writes in the description to the latest sighting he recorded and shared on YouTube, “Object 15 to 20 feet long accelerates about 600 feet down the loch 150 feet from the northern shore, then is gone.
“Object can be seen rising up 3 feet out of the loch, with 2 black humps coming out of the water about 15 feet apart, with plenty of splashing around the object.”
O’Faodhagain says this new footage could be the “most compelling” evidence yet in proving that the mythical creature is real.
“If there was ever a sighting that was supposed to be the Loch Ness Monster, this sighting fits the bill,” he told the Mirror.
“Something alive plows through the loch showing plenty of movement, and shows at times something sticking out of the water, like a neck or black humps.
“This is very large indeed, considering the normal length of creatures that live in Loch Ness.
“Its size alone would rule out otters and seals, and the speed it generated definitely rules both of these animals out.
“It is the most compelling footage I have captured of a very large live creature in Loch Ness.”
Erin O’Faodhagain also points out that the timing of this Loch Ness Monster sighting, 9.55 p.m., rules out it being related to any of the daily tourist cruises.
“This is no pleasure craft of any sort, but actually a very large live creature,” he said.
Many theories that have been put forward over the hundreds of years of Loch Ness Monster sightings. Most recently, are theories that the Loch Ness Monster is some type of undiscovered turtle or a plesiosaur that somehow has survived.
Perhaps the most interesting theory is that creatures like the Loch Ness Monster and Bigfoot actually exist in a parallel universe, which would explain why they are so elusive and have never been captured.
In May of 2020, NASA found evidence of a parallel universe where time goes backwards and the rules of physics are the opposite. So the idea is not 100 percent out of the question.