Andrew Dixon and Peter Thain both separately sent images in to the Nessie Fan Club, which contains a register for every Loch Ness Monster sighting since 565 A.D., according to Campbell.

Could Apple Maps finally have discovered the existence of the Loch Ness monster? And, as a result, could the world finally recognize the existence of Apple Maps? A satellite image (above) from ...

A GOOGLE Maps glitch has left users in hysterics after spotting an X-rated snap at Loch Ness. People hoping to see the Nessie certainly got an eyeful – but of a very different kind of Nessie.… ...

Andrew Dixon and Peter Thain both separately sent images in to the Nessie Fan Club, which contains a register for every Loch Ness Monster sighting since 565 A.D., according to Campbell.

And only on Apple Maps,” Matyszcyk wrote on the site. True believers like Loch Ness Fan Club president Gary Campbell, 49, are happy the infamous monster is back on the radar.

An image on Apple Maps' satellite view appears to be a huge creature below the surface of Loch Ness. The actual explaination? A boat wake, with the low-contrast boat barely visible.

Apple Maps Discovers ‘Loch Ness Monster,’ World Discovers Apple Maps (Photo) In case you haven’t heard, Google isn’t the only map service available at your fingertips — but a biologist ...