An Underwater Drone Filmed The Deepest Part Of Loch Ness — And Something Filmed Back

A mapping survey of Loch Ness's deepest trench captured mysterious footage of a moving sonar contact that absorbed all artificial light. In the final moments, a pale, independent light appeared where the object was located. While official explanations failed, the evidence suggests a large, bioluminescent organism inhabiting the depths, indicating that something in the loch is not only present but capable of observing.