Steve Feltham, record holder for the longest search for the Loch Ness Monster, thinks that the Nessies may be some gigantic Wels catfish.
Earlier this week I was watching a show on National Geographic on giant-sized catfish in rivers in Europe (called
River Jaws: Monster Catfish). At first I wasn't really paying attention, but then started to and found it quite interesting. Some catfish had been released in various rivers, lakes, etc. and some have reached
gigantic sizes, like this giant wels catfish that was caught in 2015, and which was filmed for the show.
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| (Daily Mail) |
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| (Daily Mail) |
After watching the show, I began to think more about the theory that the Loch Ness Monsters could be gigantic Wels catfish.
If there are catfish
that big in the loch, and someone on the shore on on the lake itself saw one like the one pictured above, it would certainly seem like a monster, wouldn't it?
This is a theory that I think may have some merit…
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| Wels catfish |
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