| Earthquakes and the Loch Ness Monster
and “Should I be investing in Nessie futures?” “The explanation, if you like, is simple: Loch Ness is located along the Great Glen fault line, “very large and ...
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The hunt for Lake and Sea Monsters is probably the most iconic branch of Cryptozoology. Following our successful Mystery Cat and BHM Study Groups, we feel that these sightings should also be archived and published in a regular round-up of the stories as they come in. Curated by Sally Watts and Richard Muirhead.
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Earthquakes and the Loch Ness Monster
The Loch Ness Monsters: Are They Mainly Nocturnal?
| The Loch Ness Monsters: Are They Mainly Nocturnal?
Perhaps the reason why Loch Ness monsters are so elusive – in terms of us finding hard evidence – is because they are largely nocturnal.
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Mysterious Serpentine 'Creature' Appears in Frozen Colorado Lake
| Mysterious Serpentine 'Creature' Appears in Frozen Colorado Lake
Is it a distant cousin of the Loch Ness Monster? Was it placed in the lake by a visiting UFO? Most likely it is the product of an artistic, creative, bored ...
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30,000 More People Looking for Loch Ness Monster During the Loch-Down
| 30000 More People Looking for Loch Ness Monster During the Loch-Down
Since the coronavirus lock-down began, the number of people watching the live Loch Ness Monster webcam feed has increased by 30000 per month.
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10 Ocean Mysteries That Still Boggle The Mind
| 10 Ocean Mysteries That Still Boggle The Mind
5. The Sea Serpent Of HMS Daedalus. HMS Daedalus was a ...
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Friday, April 24, 2020
Loch Ness Monster hunters spend lockdown looking for beast as 30k join search
| Loch Ness Monster hunters spend lockdown looking for beast as 30k join search
BORED Nessie hunters are spending lockdown looking for the beast — with 30000 new sleuths tuning into a webcam. Mikko Takala, 50, revealed a ...
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Was The Loch Ness Monster Inspired By Earthquakes?
| Was The Loch Ness Monster Inspired By Earthquakes?
Supposedly the first modern sightings of a monster living in the Scottish Loch Ness happened in the afternoon of April 14, 1933. Mr. and Mrs. John ...
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