In 1934, it was famously photographed by British physician R. Kenneth Wilson.
In 1934, it was famously photographed by British physician R. Kenneth Wilson. The earliest known description dates from AD 565 and sightings increased in the 1930s when a new highway made its home more accessible to travelers. In 1960, Tim Dinsdale made a short film of its dark shape moving through water. Sonar has confirmed large moving bodies at its namesake site. For ten points, name this creature that may live in a lake in northern Scotland.
In 1934, it was famously photographed by British physician R. Kenneth Wilson.
{Loch Ness monster} or {Nessie}