Nessie Research Papers

Winnipogo is the Lake Monster of Lake Winnipegosis in Manitoba, Canada. The first sighting of the creature dates back to 1909, when a report of a “huge creature traveling at a speed of about two miles per hour,” was made by Valintine Mackay. Sightings since have described the creature has being over twenty feet long and serpent-like in appearance. One sighting, in 1935, even reported the creature had a horn on its head.

Nessie’s story begins from the first century A.D, when Romans first went to Northern Scotland and found carved, standing stones (which are still found in the region around Loch Ness) that represented animals, which were all easily recognizable, except one.

In scotland there's a monster lurking in lake loch ness. A unsolved mystery of a long

Jadeveon Clowney was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina on February 14, 1993. He attended South Pointe High School, where he initially played defensive end and running back for the junior varsity team. After joining the varsity team as a defensive end, Clowney helped lead South Pointe to a 15-0 season and the South Carolina AAAA Division II title in 2008.

Finnegan McNeil is a hearing alert dog for Steven File, File claims that Finnegan keeps him safe every day, and has been doing so since the dog was two. Thanks to McNeil, File can know when there is a knock at a door, when his phone rings, or even when someone says his name! In other words, Finnegan does a lot of work, but he seems to enjoy every second of it and loved File.

There are all different sculptures of mythological creatures, such as Yetis, Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, unicorns, dragons, and much, much more! You’ll be traveling up Yeti Mountain, where you’ll see yetis, and Bigfoot himself! At the bottom of Yeti Mountain, you’ll splash into the lagoon of the Loch Ness Monster, but escape just as he notices you, phew! After that, you’re going to travel through a loop and then travel up on a platform with a dragon flying around the top. You’ll then travel through a coil designed like the scaly tail of a mermaid. Once again will you travel through the lagoon of the Loch Ness Monster, but come out unscathed. The ride then sadly comes to an end. You’ll be addicted to the the loops and turns to this ride like no

Stories of the Loch Ness monster have been told for centuries. The earliest reported sighting was in 500 a.d. by an Irish missionary named St. Columba. While in his adventures of spreading Christianity, he saved a man from a monster by making the sign of the cross and ordering the beast to leave. The Loch Ness Monster is not just from medieval mythology though, numerous people have claimed they’ve seen it too. Describing it as 30 feet in length with a long neck and flipper in the middle of its body. The best evidence for Nessies would be the Dinsdale film, many sonar results, and underwater photographs obtained at the same time as strong sonar echoes.

Loch Ness is a 755 feet freshwater lake found in Highland, Scotland. According to few witnesses, on this large body of water exists a monster. Known as Nessie to the local, this creature was said to first appear on May 2, 1993. There is only a hundred of reported sightings of this monster all describing it as “a dragon-like water serpent”. However, searches made by the local officials and different groups of individuals failed to obtain any evidence that will prove the existence of Nessie.

the Loch Ness Monster if it real is a sight to behold. Being near 6 meters long with a horse’s head and a

Do you believe in the Loch Ness Monster? Most people around the world are familiar with the legend of Loch Ness, and “Nessie” certainly has her share of fans. But what exactly is a loch? “Loch” is a Scottish term that refers to bodies of water that are connected to the sea, but almost landlocked. Loch Ness is the largest by volume of all lochs in Scotland, having a maximum depth of over seven-hundred feet, and covering twenty-three miles in length(Loch Ness).

The first piece of evidence that fits this theory is, some people say the Loch Ness Monster is not a monster; it is just a dinosaur that lives underwater. Information above is according to the website” Encyclopedia Mythica” by Micha F. Lindemans. The second piece of evidence that fits this theory is, some people do not think the Loch Ness Monster is a monster or a dinosaur. They think the Loch Ness Monster is a serpent. The information stated above is found in the website” The Strangest Theories and Sightings” by Amy Willis.

A big creature swims in Loch Ness. Loch Ness is a lake in Scotland. The creature is called the Loch Ness Monster. Many people just call it Nessie. Some people claim to have seen it. There is a blurry photograph from 1934 that may show Nessie's head and neck. The photo was taken by R. Kenneth Wilson. It is the most famous photograph of Nessie. The photograph shows something sticking out of the water. The photograph is to blurry to really tell if it is a monster. In the 1930s, sittings of Nessie becomes very popular. There had been reports about Nessie before the 1930s. There are even reports from over a thousand years ago about a creature at Loch Ness. Most scientists don't beleive Nessie is real. People still claim to see Nessie today. Nessie

While reading my book I learned that the loch ness monster myth was more popular than I thought it was back when it was on newspapers for the first time. I found out that the loch ness monster has been seen but no one has taken a clear picture of the monster yet which raises suspicions if it is real or not. The Loch Ness is 754 feet deep and is 24 miles long but only 1 mile wide. People usually see the loch ness monster as a large shadow under water, a long neck poking out of the water, or huge ripples going through the water. The myth of the “water horse” was a surprise to learn about that it was a myth originally from Scotland and were originally called kelpie. It surprised me that people believed that the loch ness monster is a plesiosaurs

The few times that Nessie was supposedly been caught on film or by sonar soundings, it mostly resembles a plesiosaur. A plesiosaur would be alive today, in the fresh waters of once glaciated Loch Ness. Morell, Virginia of National Geographic says that over a thousand eyewitnesses claim to have seen the Loch Ness Monster. “More fearsome than anything Hollywood

The primary interest of present-day cryptozoologists are such animals as the Loch Ness Monster and other lake monsters, Bigfoot and other living hominoids, and the possibility of