Iceland’s Loch Ness. Mysterious creature caught on camera in the
Lagarfljót lake. Images of a “serpent-like” sea creature gliding
through the waters of an Icelandic river have been captured last
week by Hjörtur Kjerúlf. The video shows a mysterious creature
swimming through the cold water of the glacial river Jökulsá í
Fljótsdal, in east Iceland and it has already become a monster
hit on the internet in just over a week. Some are claiming this
grainy footage is proof of the existence of the legendary beast
Lagarfljótsormurinn – Iceland’s version of Scotland’s Loch Ness
Monster. The notorious “snake-like” creature is said to live in
the Lagarfljót lake, which is 25 miles long and 367 feet deep –
and it has been the subject of many a supposed sighting since
reports of it first emerged in 1345. However, an expert on the
legendary Lagarfljótsormurinn lake beast believes this footage
is fake. Loren Coleman, director of the International
Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, Maine, has researched the
Icelandic creature