Loch Ness (dpo) - Scotland now has even more to see – another four attractions, to be precise. Blurred black and white photographs show that the world-famous Loch Ness monster has finally become a mother. Nessie fans from all over the world are now enthusiastically flocking from near and far to admire this natural wonder.
According to experts, the young are probably already a few weeks old. That lines up with a sighting of eggs on the shores of Loch Ness reported a month ago by an amateur photographer from Southern England:
Meanwhile, the National Trust for Scotland has appealed to visitors to stay calm so they do not frighten the shy animals. As usual with Nessie, photographs are only to be taken using antique black and white cameras with no flash. Feeding the sea monster and its young with breadcrumbs is advised only ‘at one’s own risk’, since just this week an Australian tourist’s (51) arm was torn off when she attempted this.
fed, ssi, dan; first published 2017-11-28
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