Aquatic creatures. United Kingdom

Britain's most famous river, the Thames, will never cease to amaze with its mysteries. Recently, an eyewitness filmed something strange and amazing on this waterway. A photo posted by a Reddit user under the nickname ApesApesApes caused a real storm of discussions on the network.

In a mysterious picture taken from the bank of the Thames, something dark and rough with a red spot resembling an eye sticks out. Immediately after the publication of the photo, commentators began to wonder what could have got into the frame. Some have suggested that an unknown monster, similar to the legendary monster from Loch Ness, lives in the waters of the Thames. One user even joked, calling the object a "Godzilla cub."

However, more skeptical commentators suggested that the photo could just be a stone or a wooden pole, there are quite a lot of such objects in the Thames. They asked clarifying questions, trying to find out whether the object was moving during the shooting or remained stationary, whether it was floating with the current or against it. Perhaps all this is just a trick of light and shadows, which created the illusion of a strange creature.

However, one of the experts has thrown up a new mystery, suggesting that the photo may be the famous "Thames anaconda". This name was given to a mythical snake that attracted attention in the summer of 2022, when one of the seekers of ancient artifacts, Jason Sandy, discovered a snake skin on the banks of the Thames near Hammersmith Bridge. The discovery of the snake skin caused a surge of rumors and speculation about the existence of a huge anaconda hiding in the depths of the river.

While the mystery remains unsolved, and many versions are vying for the right to bear the title of "Thames Monster". Perhaps additional research and new evidence will help to uncover this mystical case and lift the veil of the mystery of the Thames.