Researchers puzzle over mysterious recordings: does the Chinese Nessie appear here?

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Alleged recordings of Nessie continue to fuel rumors of an unknown creature in Scotland’s Loch Ness. Now mysterious photos of a sea monster have emerged again – but this time in China, the “New York Post” reports.

They were recorded by a tourist named Li from Shanghai. The video was shot in China’s Xinjiang region in the northwest of the country.

Suddenly she heard strange noises

The descriptions of the woman are harsh: Li reports a silver sea monster that is 15 meters long and resembles Loch Ness.

That day in late August, she was walking along Tianchi Lake, also known as Heaven Lake, when she suddenly heard strange noises. At first she thought nothing bad. “I assumed there were several fish. However, upon closer inspection, I only saw one long, silver-colored creature,” said the tourist.

The creature swam pretty fast

The spectacle took place just 600 meters away from her. Footage on Li’s cell phone shows the creature breaking through the surface of the otherwise calm lake. The unknown aquatic animal also moved in a regular pattern and swam fairly quickly.

Although similar sightings have been reported in the past in the natural park where the tourist claims to have seen the creature, it is not possible to say what kind of creature it is. According to the employees of the nature park, the quality of the videos is not sufficient for this.

“We hope that there really is an aquatic animal that can satisfy everyone’s curiosity, but whether it exists or not is hard to say.”

People claim to have seen the “monster”.

As early as fall 2020, a national park employee reported a black, round object that he thought was a “monster.” It is not yet clear what it was about.

According to the report, the creature, which has been likened to the Loch Ness Monster, was first sighted in 1962. Since then, visitors have been claiming to have glimpsed the creature. (dzc)

Source: Blick