Loch Ness sea monster appears

A farmer in Scotland has claimed to have captured images that he believed that the Loch Ness monster.

Jon Rowe files that he believes he would have taken the hump on the back of the fish species in Lake Lock Ness monster.

He Jon Rowe (31), a fish, living near the village of Drumnadrochit, Loch Ness West, Scotland was accidentally photographed a mysterious object that is protruding from the water and then quickly disappear under the waves. The farmer was shocked to see what their record is and believe that Lake Lock Ness sea monster legends have been handed down from past years.

Jon told him: "It's a very strange morning. There is fog, a little rain and sun appear at the same time. There is a rainbow appears. So I took the camera out shooting and found a real objects with large shape appeared in the array with two humps at the lake from the water. Right away, I thought it was the Loch Ness monster. "

"I work every day at the lake but I have never seen anything like that. Almost as soon as I had just finished shooting, weird things on the water sank in front of me", Jon said he. Jon English said previously he does not believe the stories about the mysterious monster living in Loch Ness until accidentally snapped the photo above. "Some people say that it is the image of a bird that is hunting fish under water but I did not see any birds flying over the lake at that time. It can not be a bird. Thursday that it is quite hell, but I think it's really exciting, "he told Jon.

He said Jon Rowe, sea monster appears in a very strange morning, including a rainbow appear.

The legend of the Loch Ness Monster began appearing in 1933, after a man named George Spicer and his wife claimed they had seen an unusual creature in this deep lake. After that, countless people have flocked to Loch Ness to hunt down and capture the sea monster.

Many people have tried to use ultrasound, the tech to search for traces of life on, but so far, all failed to prove the existence of it is real. So far, the Loch Ness monster is a myth. Scientists believe that the stories of monsters in Loch Ness is only by the imagination of man-made.