Loch Ness monster is actually a Cat Fish
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- 17 Jul 2020
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Heading to Scotland to seek out the Loch Ness Monster this summer?
Well we are sorry to break it to you but Nessie is probably nothing more than a catfish.
That’s according Steve Feltham who gave up his job, home and girlfriend, more than 24 years ago, in persuit of the beast.
The 52-year-old told Sky News: ‘Looking at all the evidence, speaking to eyewitnesses, the most likely solution is a Wels catfish.’
Loch Ness expert, Steve Feltham, claims the monster could actually be a catfish. (Picture: file picture)
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The fish can grow up to four metres (13ft) long and weigh over 400kg (880lb).
Visitors to Loch Ness have been peddling stories of a watery monster for decades.
Numerous photos have claimed to capture the monster on film.
A ‘sighting’ of the Loch Ness monster. (Picture: Getty)
Mr Feltham said: ‘I’m not saying the mystery’s solved. I’m still looking for a better explanation than that (Wels catfish).
‘This is an explainable phenomena. There is something to be explained in Loch Ness.’
