looked to be 6 to 7 feet long. the warning signs went up right away on the beaches. experts say there is an increase of shark sightings there and unusual sharks are attacking larger prey. we have heard about the influx of seal this is season, in particular. that s why we are seeing a lot more sharks. just swim in freshwater, right? and a scottish sailor says he captured the loch ness monster on film, any way. george edward snapped this photo from his boat, named nessie hunter. and he claims one of the best ever taken of the elusive creature. which may or may not be real. edward has been fascinated with the loch ness monster since he was roughly a 13-year-old bloke. he says he takes tourists out on his boat every day hoping to spot it. yeah, yeah. i listened to some of the interview with this guy. he is convinced, the loch ness monster, he points out, first spotted in the 6th century by an irish monk, allegedly. loch ness knowledge.