A new photograph has emerged showing the monster’s three distinctive humps appearing out of the water.Â
The incredible sighting in middle of the Solent from photographer Jo Wilde comes days after a similar shape was spotted in the Thames.Â
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630 miles away from Loch Ness, it looks as if Nessie has decided to head south for a holiday but others have questioned if there could be a second monster out in the depths.Â
The three humps were seen from the deck of Wightlink's Fishbourne to Portsmouth ferry.
A flurry of supposed sightings have excited Nessie fans across the globe.Â
A new photograph has emerged showing the monster’s three distinctive humps appearing out of the water
Footage appeared days go of a humped creature making its way along the River Thames, near the O2 in London.Â
Monster hunters were left disappointed whenremains uncovered at the bottom of Loch Ness turned out to be a 1970s film prop.
The 30ft model is thought to have sunk after the shooting of The Private Life Of Sherlock Holmes, directed by Hollywood legend Billy Wilder.
It was found on the loch bed during the latest survey of the 755ft deep Highland loch.
The prop is thought to have sunk after its humps were removed and it had not been seen again until now.
The loch is currently being surveyed for signs of the elusive monster but bookmakers do not believe Nessie will be found and have placed odds of 10,000/1 that she will be discovered alive.
Jessica Bridge of Ladbrokes said: "Nessie's getting old now and the odds suggest the search party should probably call it a day."