The camera was put in the lake to find the monster, after 55 years, the scientist was shocked to see photos!

You must have heard about demons and demons in the stories of grandmother and grandmother. The demons that live under water. In Scotland, Britain, people had been hearing the story of one such demon for centuries, which was named ‘Nessie’. It is believed that this demon still lives inside a lake named ‘Ness’. In search of this, 55 years (55 year old camera discovered from lake) first scientists did a research. He put some cameras in the depth of the lake. Now this camera has come out. The camera recorded such pictures, which scientists were also shocked to see.

The camera captured underwater pictures. (Photo: National Oceanography Center)

According to the BBC report, in the 1970s, 6 cameras were inserted by the lock Ness Investigation Bureau team inside the lock lake. This team was formed in 1960, whose responsibility was to find out the monster inside the lake. The team installed 6 cameras in different parts of the lake, out of which three were lost due to the storm in the lake. Recently, a robot submarine discovered one of the remaining cameras from the depth of the lake.

There is no monster in the pictures. (Photo: National Oceanography Center)

Camera is 55 years old
This camera was 591 feet deep. At the same time, the camera was sealed and released inside a glass container. This was a clockwork installed camera with an inbuilt cube flash. 4 pictures could be taken from this. Adrian Shine, associated with the lock Ness project, identified the camera. He surprised that the camera in the container was safe even after so many years.

Some pictures surfaced
The pictures that have come out are shocking. There was no demon or monster in them, but showed water under the lake which was blurred, beige. He was feeling very scary. Britain’s National Oceanography Center Matt Kingsland says that this lake is considered the best location for robot submarines, but he did not think that he would see anything like this. The film camera and its case have been handed over to The Lock Ness Center.