Loch Ness Monster

There has been another new ‘sighting’ of the Loch Ness Monster after the biggest search for ‘Nessie’ for more than 50 years

Skeptics argue that even if a plesiosaur could not have lived in Loch Ness because they needed a saltwater environment. However…

The famous Loch Ness monster could turn out to be a giant eel, scientists said after extensive DNA analysis in the lake's icy waters. The test results exclude both the presence of large animals and Nessie itself.

There are many mysteries in our world. Some eventually get solved, but many continue to stump experts and amateurs alike.

Nazca Lines

Stories about mysterious creatures that delve into the depths of the seas never cease to amaze us. There are many accounts of strange carcasses washing up on shores around the world.

Some new photos from the Loch Ness lake in Scotland stir up the rumors about the legendary Loch Ness monster (aka “Nessie”).

The new photo was taken by Natasha Heidlage from Texas, USA and a shadow can be seen under the water. Also, in a photo taken by another person one can see a strange wave on the surface of the water.

Could it actually be true? An astonishingly clear photo surfaced showing what appears to be the Loch Ness Monster. A whisky warehouse worker has a picture of what could be one of the most convincing Loch Ness Monster sightings to date.