Council officer snaps photo of TWO 30-foot monsters swimming across Loch Ness

Is this proof that Nessie's found herself a friend? Council officer snaps photo of TWO 30-foot monsters swimming across Loch Ness together *** A new photograph taken by a man in Scotland opens up the intriguing possibility that two Loch Ness monsters are at large. Ian Campbell, 56, was on a bicycle ride with his son and a family friend when he spotted two big 'creatures' apparently swimming across the Loch together. The council regulatory officer, who says he is not a man 'given to flights of fancy', is convinced that the two 'monsters' he saw and photographed were both about 30ft in length. In one of the pictures, taken from about 400m away, it appears that whatever it was in the water was propelling itself along using its two flippers, one at each side of its body. If what Mr Campbell pictured was a type of hitherto undiscovered creature, then it could mean that the Loch Ness monster, known as Nessie, has been breeding or on the day he saw it, swimming around with an offspring or mate. | DailyMail via IFTTT

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