article_snippet: A video taken at the time shows a mysterious circle of disturbed water spreading outwards from the centre of the lake, which Mrs Ross swears was occupied by the beast moments earlier.
article_snippet: By the time We realised what We were seeing and began filming and snapping away, this big black object in the middle of it had sank virtually out of sight and moved away further into the Loch, leaving behind a perfect circle of water - like a whirlpool.'
article_snippet: In 2013, this shadowy form measuring around 100ft long and seemingly having two giant flippers powering it through the waters of Loch Ness was photographed by Apple's satellite map app.
article_snippet: A satellite high in the atmosphere, accessed using Apple's satellite map app, took The image .
article_snippet: The systems administrator was at home in Stockholm when The systems administrator spotted a long thin object in the water on a Google Earth image taken above Horse Shoe Scree on the loch's southern side.
article_snippet: The reason I found The image Google Earth was that I was sitting one night at home reading about Nessie and Loch Ness on the internet and thought I would check to see if I could see something from above - and that proved to turn out well. '
article_snippet: In November MailOnline reported that grainy footage had emerged showing a long and thin shape swaying in the water - one that bears a striking resemblance to Nessie’s fabled slender neck.
article_snippet: The video shows a long thin object in the water on a Google Earth image taken above Horse Shoe Scree on the loch's southern side waving in the choppy water, around 500ft from the loch’s shore.
article_snippet: But the tree planter was so taken aback by the mysterious shape the tree planter noticed while driving along the edge of the loch that the tree planter filmed it on the tree planter iPhone, and believes the tree planter might have stumbled upon the real deal. '
article_snippet: ’ said Mr Collis, 58, who noticed the shape while travelling around a mile from Fort Augustus at the south-west end of Loch Ness.
article_snippet: Mr Collis, 58, who noticed the shape while travelling around a mile from Fort Augustus at the south-west end of Loch Ness added:
highlights_snippet: Only managed to photograph ring of water after 'monster' dived again .