A tourist at Loch Ness was astounded to see an enormous hump, which he described being the size of a double-decker bus, emerge out of the waters of the famed Scottish site. The intriguing sighting reportedly occurred earlier this month as Sash Lake was visiting the area from England. While riding a bus along the shore of Loch Ness and gazing out upon the iconic location, he recalled, "something caught my eye for approximately five seconds and made me jump out of my skin." The odd anomaly, Lash explained, was "a huge black mass/hump" that had appeared in the middle of the water and appeared to be "roughly the size of a double-decker bus."

Looking back on the extraordinary experience, the witness mused that "I was confused and in disbelief." To that end, Lash proceeded to leap out of his seat "to get a better look," but his ride wound up passing a cluster of trees which "completely blocked by view" for several seconds. Eerily, he observed, when his view was no longer obstructed, the mysterious anomaly had vanished. Sadly, the sighting was so short and unexpected that Lash was unable to snap a picture of the weird form that had popped out of the water, but he did submit a drawing of the oddity to the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register, which deemed his report credible enough to be included in this year's tally.