In fact, MavorвЂ™s group was traveling with a bright green stuffed Nessie toy to serve as the expeditionвЂ™s mascot. Reports of a mysterious monster in the depths of the deep lake date back hundreds of years, with the earliest claims made in the 6th century.ДЄnd the shape captured by MavorвЂ™s camera bore an uncanny resemblanceВ to a plesiosaur - a sea creature from the dinosaur-dominated Mesozoic era that has long been associated with the elusive Nessie. вЂњThingsВ doВ wash up, but nothingВ the size ofВ this.вЂќ вЂњThatвЂ™s whatвЂ™sВ confused me.В ItвЂ™s an inland water,В you donвЂ™t get tidal debris like you do on the coast,вЂќВ he said. вЂњI had to rewindВ and fast-forwardВ several times,вЂќ MavorВ told The Post,В recallingВ thatВ he had seenВ no driftwood or otherВ largeВ objects in the water. вЂњThere really wasnвЂ™t anything in the area that could be.вЂќ вЂњThe more I watch it I think, вЂCrikey!вЂ™вЂќ Mavor told the Daily Record. Richard Outdoors/YouTubeД«ut after looking at his footage more closely, heВ began to have second thoughts. The Loch Ness Monster might have been captured in drone footage. вЂњMust be a trick of the light/waves,вЂќ Mavor responded. вЂњ4 mins waters edge, the ripples look like Nessie,вЂќ Bates wrote. On Day 3, when the group pulled their canoes upВ inВ a remote spotВ on the south shore of Loch Ness for the night, he sent a camera-equipped drone aloft to capture a shot of the group.ДЄs the camera zoomed in, the outline of a creature nearly twice the length of the beachedВ 14-foot-longВ watercraft appeared to approach the group while floating beneath the lakeвЂ™s rippling waves.ДЄ week later, commenter Steve Bates called the image to MavorвЂ™s attention. A camper believes he has found evidence of the existence of the Loch Ness monster after capturing a massive presence in the murky waters in drone footage. He created two lengthy videos to chronicle a four-day, 62-mile paddling expeditionВ that raised 15,000 poundsВ (about $20,560) for the AlzheimerвЂ™s SocietyВ charity and posted them to his YouTube channel, Richard Outdoors.

The video image taken last month of a long, thin form just beneath the waterвЂ™s surface was so fleeting that Mavor, 54,В didnвЂ™t notice it when he posted it Sept. But watching thisВ I thinkВ yeah,В thereвЂ™s somethingВ a bit strangeВ here.вЂќ вЂњTheВ last thing I want to do is make a Nessie claim,вЂќВ Richard Mavor told The Post. New photo ignites speculation the Loch Ness Monster is realДЄ history of the legendary Loch Ness MonsterДЄ British outdoorsman paddling through ScotlandвЂ™s Loch Ness for a long-distance charity canoe trip may have inadvertently captured drone footage of the fabled Loch Ness Monster. Loch Ness Monster вЂspotted on sonarвЂ™ again No, the Loch Ness Monster isnвЂ™t just a whale penis, professor says

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