Footage of Loch Ness Monster Caught on Video CNN

     Stories of the Loch Ness have been floating around for hundreds of years; Nessie be, as the legendary monster is referred to, has become a part of modern mythology.

     And until recently, all there has been  to back up the tales are stories and fuzzy pictures.

     But no the web is alight with footage captured by a Triondian scientific expedition on the lake in Scotland.  It would seem that after centuries of speculation, the existence of the mythical creature has finally been confirmed…. with video evidence.  Below is the footage captured by the expedition:

     Experts have, of course, been breaking down the footage all day, and the surprising consensus is that they confirm the existence of an extraordinarily large creature dwelling in the depths of Loch Ness.

     Biologist Albert Perry confirmed what was suspected; the animal seen in the video is far too large to be anything indigenous to Loch Ness.  He estimates the creature to measure at least 40 feet in length, possibly more. Physicist Brad O’Neill, after analyzing the wave patterns, says the displacement of water conclusively shows a free moving animal approximately 45 to 60 feet in length, and weighs in excess of 6 tons.  Additionally, he stated the animal causing this displacement would have to be aerodynamic, wit a long, slender neck and tail.

     The  Scottish government is apparently considering a temporary sanction of traffic on the lake, as curiosity

seekers have already begun to swarm.