Stronsay Beast News Today

On January 5, the remains of a massive creature washed up on a sandbank were spotted by 72-year-old New Brighton resident Stephen Davies, who was out for his morning exercise near the River Mersey at the mouth of Liverpool Bay in the UK.

Like David Duchovny's Fox Mulder, we just want to believe.

We now know that the U.S. government has files on UFO and ET sightings, but what about data on Bigfoot, lake monsters, still-living

Though these marine mysteries are often solved, globsters—unidentified organic masses that wash up on beaches—continue to capture the public’s imagination.

More humans have walked on the moon than have been to the deepest parts of planet Earth and although the oceans cover 70% of Earth’s surface, we only know around 1% of the seafloor. Many a mystery surrounds the deep blue and this is the remarkable story of a cryptozoological enigma which washed up on Scotland's northern shores in the 19th century.

Next time you are walking on the beach, there is a possibility, albeit a small one, that you may come across a hideous, stinking mass of life coughed up from the grimiest depths of the ocean floor: In other words, a lobster. For those who don'€™t know, a lobster is an unidentified organic mass that is washed up on the shoreline of a body of water. Many fascinating, albeit slimy, lobster (and other sea carcass) cases have been documented over the years, all united by the stimulatin...