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| Añadido | Lun, 10/07/2023 |
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El cazador de monstruos de Lochnes se sintió como si hubiera "ganado la lotería", ya que afirmó haber capturado a la criatura mítica en una película.
Eoin O'Faodhain volvió a capturar imágenes de una sombra oscura que parece estar persiguiendo un barco en las aguas del lago Ness, que dice que "solo puede ser" un monstruo escocés, el martes, viendo el agua en línea.
El clip de cuatro minutos mostraba algo emergiendo del lago y moviéndose una corta distancia hacia el Norte antes de bucear cuando se acercaba el bote. El "jorobado" siguió el barco hacia el Norte durante dos minutos antes de separarse de él, avanzar hacia el centro del lago y desaparecer. Luego flotó más cerca del barco, mostrando lo que Eoin describió como "una clara forma de joroba negra".
El video fue grabado en Shoreland Lodges, cerca de Fort Augustus en la orilla sur del lago, donde Visit Inverness Loch Ness (VILN) tiene una cámara web.
"Mi corazón latía con fuerza porque sabía que había tropezado con algo. y cuando la criatura salió a la superficie y se movió paralela al barco, qué imagen era", dijo O'Faodhagain. "Esta foto debería estar en cualquier exposición relacionada con el monstruo de Lochnes . Gané la lotería con este videoclip. Es bastante grande y arroja mucha agua, y su huella es casi tan grande como un bote, 15 o 20 pies no sería una exageración.
Me di cuenta de inmediato, cuando apareció y comenzó a moverse, que no era un pez grande, los peces no tenían rastros. La salida de esta criatura del agua y su movimiento no es característica de una foca o nutria. Entonces, ¿qué podría ser más grande que estas dos criaturas en el lago Ness? La elección obvia sería solo el monstruo de Lochnes".
Eoin a menudo inicia sesión para observar el agua desde su casa en el Condado de Donegal, Irlanda, y se ha convertido en una fuente numerosa de observaciones de cámara web, pero aún se sorprendió.
"La calidad de la imagen no podría haber sido mejor si no estuvieras realmente parado allí con una cámara potente", dijo. "El barco agrega credibilidad a las observaciones, y el Tamaño de la estela y la comparación de escalas se pueden determinar por la presencia del barco. Creo que es una vista brillante".
Noticias originales
A Loch Ness Monster hunter felt like he "won the lottery" as he claimed to have captured the mythical creature on tape.
Eoin O’Faodhagain caught footage of a dark shadow seeming to chase a boat in the waters of Loch Ness, which he says "can only be" the Scottish monster, on Tuesday while watching the water online.
The four-minute clip showed something emerging from the loch and moving a short distance north, before it dived back down as a boat approached.
The "hump" followed the boat north for two minutes before it broke away, moving to the centre of the loch and disappearing, reports the Mirror.
Then it resurfaced nearer the boat, showing what Eoin described as the “definite black shape of a hump”.
The video was recorded at Shoreland Lodges, near Fort Augustus on the loch’s southern shore, where Visit Inverness Loch Ness (VILN) maintains a webcam.
“My heart was pounding because I knew I was onto something here. and when the creature resurfaced and moved parallel to the boat, what a picture that was," Mr O’Faodhagain said.
“This picture belongs in any exhibition to do with the Loch Ness Monster. I won the lottery with this video clip. It is quite large and throwing up a lot of water, and its wake is nearly as big as the boat, 15 or 20 feet would not be an over exaggeration.
“I immediately knew when it first emerged and began to move that this is no large fish, fish do not have wakes.
"The emergence of this creature from the water and its movement is uncharacteristic of a seal or an otter.
“So what could be bigger than those two creatures in Loch Ness? Only the Loch Ness Monster is the obvious choice.”
Eoin often logs on to watch the water from his home in County Donegal, Ireland, and has become a prolific source of webcam sightings - but he was still shocked.
“The quality of the sighting could not really be any better, unless you were actually standing there with a high powered camera," he said.
“The boat adds credibility to the sighting, and size of the wake and comparisons of scale can be deduced by the presence of the boat.
“I think it is a brilliant sighting.”
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On Tuesday, a mysterious creature emerged from the depths of Scotland’s most famous loch, captivating the eyes of a keen observer. Eoin O’Faodhagain, a veteran of recording and uploading Loch Ness Monster sightings, was watching a webcam mounted near Fort Augustus on the southern shore of the loch when he noticed something unusual in the water.
The creature seemed to stay still at first, but then it started moving to the left and kept going for a while.
“I was thrilled because I realized I had captured something amazing. and when the creature came up again and moved parallel to the boat, it was an incredible sight,” said Eoin.
“This sight belongs to any exhibition about the Loch Ness Monster. I hit the jackpot with this video clip. It is quite big and splashing a lot of water, and its wake is almost as big as the boat, 15 or 20 feet would not be too much to say.”
“I knew right away when it first appeared and moved that this is not a big fish, fish do not have wakes.”
You can watch the footage for yourself below.
The Loch Ness Monster, or Nessie, is a legendary creature that has been part of Scottish folklore for centuries. Some people believe that it is a marine reptile that survived from prehistoric times, such as a plesiosaur.
The scientific community explains the sightings of the Loch Ness Monster as hoaxes, wishful thinking, or misidentification of ordinary objects.
However, many people are still fascinated by the mystery and try to find evidence of its existence.
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