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There is good evidence that, in centuries ago, the U.K. had strange, wormy creatures in its midst. They may not have been

I'm on a bit of a Nessie quest now. Today, it revolves around one of the key figures in Nessie seeking: Frederick "Ted" Holiday.

In 2018, Loch Ness Monster authority, Roland Watson, wrote an excellent book titled When Monsters Come Ashore: Stories of

Now and again, someone will see a Loch Ness Monster briefly on the shore - and, even, deep in the trees that surround the

Today’s article is focused on the strange way that two assumed different mysterious creatures were/are likely to be one and the same. If that sounds a bit weird, well, it is! With that said, I’ll get to the point. The story addresses the U.K.’s lake monsters and centuries-old stories of what, in the United Kingdom,... Read more »

Everyone has heard about the Loch Ness Monster. But, what about the lesser-known water-based beasts of the U.K.? Let’s have a look at some of the stranger ones. I’ll begin with Bownessie of Lake Windermere, England. One man who has encountered  the creature was a journalist named Steve Burnip, who saw the creature in 2006. He said of his close encounter of the monstrous type: “I saw a straight line of broken water with three humps. It was about twenty feet long and it went in a straight ...