Nessie continues to baffle seekers and non-seekers alike, and it does our hearts good. A fellow in Scotland was recently studying the waters around Chanonry Point in Fortrose, hoping to spot some of the bottle-nose dolphins for which the area is known. Instead he saw something that reminded him of our beloved Nessie, of which […]

Nick Redfern introduces us to the monsters of Lake Mendota in Wisconsin, and if you think their lack of fame relative to Nessie or Champ is an indicator of their ferocity, think again. First Peoples from the area believed the lake to be home to two creatures, one evil and one benign, and encounters by […]

Following up on that recent photo hoax by a CGI expert (not expert enough!), Glasgow Boy has matched up the scale pattern from a giant catfish photo with precisely same pattern on the falsified Nessie photo. What…the…heck? We’re fairly certain Glasgow Boy has some kind of super power so to any tricksters out there: Just […]

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 […]

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 […]

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, […]

Glasgow Boy gives us a useful round-up of recent Nessie reading material. He’s pleased to note that the newspaper which originally broke the story in 1933 now has a dedicated section offering the “latest articles,â€� though GB hopes it will eventually become more in-depth. He then turns his attention to Three Books of Interest, starting […]

And this despite the eDNA results which showed nothing more monstrous than, perhaps, a giant eel. The increase in sightings may be due to increased surveillance and visitors to the Loch, but whether or not the famed beastie exists, there’s no decrease in interest from the public. To prove the point, Glasgow Boy informs us […]

Who remembers the unsullied days of Nessie hunting, when every photograph was exciting and our hearts beat faster at the thought of a prehistoric creature living in Loch Ness? If you do, then you remember the 1970s, and this report from a 1971 monster quest is going to make you very nostalgic. Next we have […]

Nick Redfern asks the questions and offers what may be “nothing but a piece of folklore” to try and answer himself. But in our own time there’s the kerfuffle over the eDNA results from the Loch and the suggestion that a New Loch Ness Monster Video May Just Confirm Giant Eel Theory. But as Tim […]