  
Loch Ness Monster - Nessie
Location of Sightings:
Loch Ness - Scotland
Earliest - Latest Reported Sighting:
565 AD to present
Description:
This creature has been sighted by numerous
witnesses since the 1884 sighting. It is always noted
as looking like a cross between a plesiosaur, a
creature from the age of the dinosaurs, and a serpent.
Odors described during or right after
encounters with this creature:
None reported
Sounds - Speech:
None reported
Interesting Sighting Details:
In an 1885 sighting, it was described as being a large,
creature with a head and mane like a horse.
The creatures head, looking like the head of a horse, is
also what observers have said of 'Champ' sighted in
Lake Champlain, in California.
In a 1930 sighting, 3 men who were in a boat fishing,
reported seeing a disturbance in the water. The men
watched as a creature 20 feet long approached their
boat splashing water in the air. As it passed them, the
creatures waves caused their boat to rock violently
There have been at least 4 sightings since 2004
Webmasters Comments About This Case:
Loch Ness is certanily a great place for monsters
to hide and live, it is the largest of three lochs
located in what is called the Great Glen which divides
the North of Scotland along a line from Fort William
to Inverness. Loch Ness is 23 miles long and a mile
in width, and averages 600ft in depth.
Nessie is just one of many lake monsters sighted
around the world for centuries. No matter even if
the lakes have been drained the creatures are seen
again after they are filled by rain, or human mean.
These creatures remain elusive, though sometimes
they allow us to capture them on film. The lake
creatures usualy show themselves as being a dinosaur
like creature (plesiosaur), the chances of a real dinosaur
species being alive and non having one found dead
or caught in a fishermans net, etc, is not possible.
This leaves only one possible explanation, if these
creatures are truly being sighted, they can be none
other than spirtual or supernatural beings.
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