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Today, the classic, pre-eminent image indelibly engrained in everyone’s mind when speaking of Nessie, the Loch Ness monster (LNM), is that of a plesiosaur lookalike, complete with long slender neck and tail, small head, and four large diamond-shaped flippers. However, this was not always the case.

Read: Does the Loch Ness Monster Have a Split Personality? »

Cryptomundian PhotoExpert solves the case!

Read: Case Solved: Show Me State Sasquatch Photos »

The pictures were reportedly snapped on July 4th on Table Rock Lake near Kimberling City, Missouri, and appear to show an extremely large, fur-covered humanoid strolling along the water’s edge.

Read: Show Me State Sasquatch Photos »

Don’t know any background info or the source yet…

Here is what is purported to be a Cadborosaurus photo taken this year.

Read: New Caddy Photo? »

Lake Superior or Gitchigumi (meaning Great Water or Great Lake) is a fresh water lake. It is 1,333 feet deep in places, with an average water temperature of 34 degrees F and is 350 miles long and up to 160 miles wide in parts. The lake is almost an inland sea. It is said to house a lake serpent ,Pressie, named after the Presque Isle River where one of the best sightings occurred.

Read: Pressie, The Lake Superior Monster »

Site of the cabin from Fred Beck’s 1924 Ape Canyon Attack story in Skamania County, WA found?

Read: Ape Canyon Cabin Re-discovered »

A family 4th of July get together turned into a late night search for a possible black panther. Thursday night, at around 7:30, Karen Fory said her brother-in-law spotted a large black animal in the field behind her friend’s home located on Captain Cade Road.

Cathy Irwin, who lives in the home, said Fory called her over immediately to see what they considered to be a black panther.

Read: Black Panther Seen in Louisiana »

An Italian geologist has claimed that sightings of Nessie in the dark waters of Loch Ness are the simply result of bubbles caused by geological forces.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2352228/The-Loch-Ness-monster-BUBBLES-Italian-scientist-claims-Nessie-simply-geological-phenomenon.html#ixzz2YBch1rvj
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Read: Loch Ness Monster Nothing More Than Bubbles? »

On Destination America’s Mountain Monsters: Grassman of Perry County episode, the guys from The Appalachian Investigators of Mysterious Sightings (AIMS) captured an image on their game camera.

What do the Cryptomundians think?

Grassman or ghillie suit?

Read: Is This The Ohio Grassman? »

“…his attention was taken by an object which appeared to be moving against the prevailing water currents…”

Read: New Nessie Photos »

Doing a shoot for a cable network “monster” series on the Lake Worth Monster today.

Read: Lake Worth Monster Shoot »

“…Flash sightings are not uncommon and the Monster is often been and gone before its audience even realises what is going on…”

Read: Nessie: Addressing An Old Photo »

Now, after many years of its whereabouts being unknown, the long enduring mystery of “Where is the Minnesota Iceman?” can finally be answered.

Read: The Long Lost “Minnesota Iceman” Resurfaces… in Austin, Texas! »

“I found a fossilized Bigfoot skull.”

A journalist can go his or her entire life waiting to hear those six magic words. And yet, on a recent weekday afternoon, that very thing happened.

Read: Fossilized Bigfoot Skull Found »

Bill Munns has analyzed the famous Patterson/Gimlin Film (PGF) footage of a Bigfoot walking near a creek bed in California.

Read: Bill Munns at Falcon Project Symposium »