Jeremy Wide, who is a diver and author of River Monsters, never believed in the legends of Loch Ness.
And for this, one day he decided to dive to the bottom of the lake himself and film it all. But very little time passed, when suddenly he decided to go upstairs and he left the camera downstairs so that he continued to shoot.
People have been trying for many years to understand this legend and see the inhabitant of the popular lake, but so far no one has been able to prove who lives there or there is something there. But everyone says they saw him.
So Wide dived himself to find some evidence. All this time the cameras filmed what was happening there. He dived and immediately went up and then dived again.
And when he got up, he said that there was something at the bottom of the lake because the water began to get blacker. He did not calculate how long he would go down and saw that he was already close to the target.
He saw that this black spot at the bottom began to move and went up again. But he said that he could not say for sure, maybe it was an ordinary log, but he said that he would still check it.
The depths of the lake are really too dark for any kind of documentary filming. It would be wiser to lower a remote bathyscaphe with a camera and searchlights.
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