Exploration & Discovery

The Surgeon's Photograph Captures Nessie

In April 1934, the Daily Mail published a photograph purportedly of the Loch Ness Monster, taken by surgeon Robert Kenneth Wilson. This image quickly gained fame as one of the most convincing pieces of evidence for the existence of the elusive creature, attracting worldwide attention and curiosity about Nessie. The photo depicted a large, undefined shape in the water, igniting speculation and legends surrounding Loch Ness. For decades, this photograph was considered a groundbreaking piece of evidence in the ongoing debate about the monster's existence.

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