Tom Pickles, 24, was kayaking on Lake Windermere, about 150 miles south of Glasgow, when he saw several humps pass him in the water as he paddled along. With his camera phone, he was able to capture some of the best pictures of the Loch Ness Monster’s English cousin, sometimes called “Bownessie”, that have ever [...]
From December 15th, 2007 Terror Accused: We Were Hunting Loch Ness Monster Terror suspect, Somali-born Kader Ahmed, 20, told a court he went on a trip arranged by preacher Mohammed Hamid, to Scotland at Christmas 2004. Part of the trip included camping near Loch Ness with hopes of seeing the famed Loch Ness Monster. Hamid’s [...]
Kevin Carlyon, paranormal researcher, white witch and self-styled protector of the Loch Ness Monster, is planning a pirate radio broadcast to get the famed Loch Ness Monster to appear. Carlyon has been talking to www.highland-news.co.uk about his plans. It has been a slow year for Loch Ness Monster sightings, even leading to rumors that the [...]
On July 27 2010, Gill Pearce spotted a mysterious creature about 30 yards off the Devon coast at Saltern Cove, Paignton. First thought to be a turtle, photographs reveal something that is too long to be anything normally found in those waters. The creature appears to be a greenish-brown beast with the reptile-like head is [...]
Loch Ness Monster sightings are down the last several years and some people believe this is a sign the occasionally photographed giant creature that inhabits the murky waters of the 22 square mile fresh water loch is dead. The recent MonsterQuest episode “Death at Loch Ness” looked at the theory that the Loch Ness Monster [...]
In January 2009, we posted an article about buying UFO insurance for your home, car, and property, but what about alien abduction insurance? Esther November wrote a great article that is posted on www.associatedcontent.com exploring the idea of getting insurance protecting you against alien abduction, possibly with the payout doubling if you are impregnated with [...]
In 2008, it was rumored that possibly the Loch Ness Monster has died, killed by global warming. Telegraph.co.uk has declared that Nessie is back, found by a security guard while looking on Google Earth. The image can be seen by entering coordinates Latitude 57°12’52.13″N, Longitude 4°34’14.16″W into Google Earth. Share Weird Tweet
