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Nessie’s brother.They want people to try and snatch a photo or video footage of the legendary beast that is said to swim in the waters of Lake Champlain, in New York State.They hope the ‘Champ Challenge’ - that is set up on their website - will prove once and for all that their monster exists.The news comes as The Record revealed this week the “most compelling” evidence of the existence of the Loch Ness Monster.Monster hunters were left astounded by the clarity of the image of an object, estimated to be 33ft long – caught on sonar more than 500ft below the surface of the loch.The image was captured by Cruise Loch Ness director Ronald Mackenzie while he was skippering a catamaran last week.The 49-year-old said: “It was a bit of a dreich day

Nessie has been recorded more than 500ft below the surface of the loch.Monster hunters are astounded by the clarity of the image of an object, estimated to be 33ft long – although an expert said it may just be a shoal of fish.The sonar image was captured by Cruise Loch Ness director Ronald Mackenzie while he was skippering a catamaran on Wednesday afternoon.The 49-year-old said: “It was a bit of a dreich day and we only had 12 passengers. We were at our halfway point off Invermoriston, where we turn around.