Glasgow Boy pretty much blows our socks off with his photographic and CGI detective skills. This article isn’t so much about a glimpse of Nessie as it is about someone overestimating their ability to pull the wool over a monster hunter’s eyes. If we’re being realistic, when an image of Nessie is too clear it’s […]

Glasgow Boy digs into what this long-gone film from 1934 really showed and does a rather thorough job of collating what written and pictorial evidence of it remains. Meanwhile Nick Redfern considers Giant Eels and the Loch Ness Monsters: Problems with the Neck. The eel angle is currently garnering much interest, but Nick remains committed […]

Glasgow Boy writes at length and depth on whether or not a sighting reported in 2004 was a giant eel, which would fit with recent eDNA result– or just a length of plastic pipe. The latter sounds the least likely. Or what about Death By Monsters? Bigfoot, Lake Monsters and More. Nick Redfern takes a […]

Just as there’s no shortage of Lochs in Scotland, there seems to be no shortage of Nessie-type critters in them. Nick Redfern gives us a round-up of these sightings since the late 1800s and then turns his attention south where he’s Taking a Look at England’s Most Famous Lake Monster. Lake Windermere in the beautiful […]

A recent video of a 30-foot Something floating on the surface of Loch Ness has Nessie fans wondering if our favorite lake monster put in an appearance for Earth Day. While the clip itself lacks detail, we expect it gave a considerable thrill to the fellow recording it. And isn’t that nearly always the case […]

Nessie-watching has never been easier, thanks to the live webcam set up by Mikko Takala of the critter’s very own Fan Club. Although sightings are down against last year’s, some folks are just enjoying the beautiful views of the Loch from the comfort of their sofa. Maybe, with the decline in actual, and the rise […]

While Scotland may be light years away from the ring of fire, the planet’s most famous lake was created by grand seismic upheavals and may be still perturbed by tremors today. David Bressan translates Luigi Piccardi’s maverick hypothesis shedding a different light upon Nessie. On the other hand Nick Redfern wants to know Are Loch […]

Glasgow Boy kicks off our round-up of Nessie news, with a look (and a listen) back to the sighting made by Marjory Moir in the 1930s, while Nick Redfern in his item Why I think some Lake Monsters are Thought Forms moves the speculation forward to the 1960s with his theory about the Tulpa. Meanwhile, […]

As the worldwide isolation/lockdown continues into a new month, Nature continues her comeback. This article speculates that comeback may include return of creatures believed to be extinct or only legendary. Perhaps the Mokele-Mbembe will one day be counted among the coelacanth and the oarfish, if Nature is given sufficient opportunity to recover. Now let’s take […]

Glasgow Boy looks back on this event and provides us with a decent video interview of Harry, who recounts his experience of seeing the beastie, witnessed also by his late mother, Greta. And Glasgow Boy follows that with a heads-up for a New Book on Sea Serpents, titled Australian Sea Serpents authored by Malcolm Smith. […]