Shaun Sloggie captured his incredible sonar image 98 meters down in Loch Ness. Could it be Nessie?
Sloggie operates a tour company called Cruise Loch Ness. According to the Irish Star, his boat is"tailored with high-tech sound wave sonar to penetrate the aquatic vista" and on September 22, "it revealed an extended object with apparent air cavities – a dead ringer for the mythical beast of lore.
"[It's the] strangest thing that I have ever seen on sonar in my life," Sloggie says. "When I put that image on the screen, you can feel the chill on-board."
Sloggie and the crew returned to the area later, but Nessie, as we know, is camera shy and had long since departed for calmer waters.
Previously:
• This eerie underwater recording could be the Loch Ness Monster's heartbeat
• 'I thought this job would be easier,' says professional Loch Ness Monster hunter
• Scientists say Loch Ness Monster could have been real
• The weird wake phenomenon behind many Loch Ness Monster sightings
• Is the Loch Ness Monster actually a whale's penis?
