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The Loch Ness Monster: Multiple Theories for an Elusive, Strange Creature

My previous article was on the matter of how the Mothman of Point Pleasant, West Virginia might really have been a huge bat

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The Loch Ness Monsters: We Know They Live, But What Are They?

That's the question I'm asking today. Indeed, there is a handful of theories for what the monsters could be. We'll begin

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Creatures of the Really (Really!) Big Size: We Should Term Them Monsters

When it comes to the matter of the Loch Ness Monster(s) a very cool, thought-provoking theory has been suggested by Steve

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When Does an Animal Become a Monster? When it Grows to Huge Proportions

That question may be a very strange one to some people, but, admittedly, it is an important one. It can be said that the

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No Living Dinosaurs Here Massive, Mysterious Creatures That Are Potentially Even More Exciting? Yes!

I’m often asked if the likes of the Loch Ness Monsters of Scotland, and other lake monsters too – such as Champ, Ogopogo and more – could be nothing less than creatures that have survived from the Jurassic period: plesiosaurs. Well, in my personal opinion, the answer is a decisive “NO!” There is a very. Read more »

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