After years of failed attempts of locating the Loch Ness Monster, a professor has suggested this could be because Nessie is actually a whale's penis.
UK professor Michael Sweet has said people who have previously claimed to see the mysterious sea creature have mistaken it for a whale's penis during mating sessions. He shared the reasoning behind the bizarre mistake explaining artistic travellers used to draw what they believed to have witnessed while exploring at sea - but their drawings may have not been completely accurate, reports the Daily Star.
Professor Sweet shared the outlandish theory on Twitter on April 8 and told his thousands of followers: "Back in [ the] day, travellers/explorers would draw what they saw.
