Eoin O'Faodhagain is no stranger to viewing webcam feeds from the legendary Scottish loch in search of the mythical monster's trail.
An amateur Loch Ness monster hunter, who has made numerous videos of alleged anomalies in the water over the years, says his latest video shows evidence of more than one Loch Ness Monster.
The video, taken by a webcam overlooking the lake, shows two clear anomalies at the same time, but they are so blurry it is difficult to make out what they actually are.
"Two Nessie-like protuberances are clearly moving for roughly two minutes, and the larger one has moved away from the smaller one," said O'Faodhain again.
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"Since there is no apparent water disturbance between the objects, one should agree that they are two separate, moving creatures."
A search of the 58-year-old's YouTube channel reveals dozens of clips captured by various webcams over the past few years, each with alleged evidence of the creature's presence.
Unfortunately, the webcams themselves tend to be of low video resolution, and objects in the water appear blurry and indistinct, meaning you can't tell for sure what they might be.
Unfortunately, this latest example is of the same quality.
Other footage of Eoin O'Faodhagain's captures can be viewed here.
Source: MSN
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