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Weird Loch Ness Monster FactsWeird Loch Ness monster facts and theories have circulated for years and fueled even more when the monster seems to have vanished for periods of time. Some investigators thought the monster was extinct at the time it showed up last in 1970's. There were many investigators who quit the search but some continued the search most notably the Phenomena Investigation Bureau. It's organizer maintained his belief in the existence of some unidentified creature in the Loch.
Possibilities of Loch1 It could be a mammal such as a long necked seal. 2) A salamander or other long tailed amphibian. 3) A fish, possibly a giant eel. 4) A mollusk, like a huge marine slug. 5) A species of fish eating reptiles that has been extinct for over 70 million years.
" As the icecap retreated, sea levels in the northern hemisphere must have been raised considerably by the melting ice. Numerous glens and valleys became flooded and were transformed into fiord,were swept along with the flood waters into the newly formed loch, where they have lived ever since, almost unnoticed."Eel or Slug,seal or plesiosaur,the Loch Ness Monster is not unique.Reports of similar creatures have come from other lochs. Some are just as fearsome as the one St Columba encountered. It was one of the weird Loch Ness monster facts and proof that has been recorded. An early Scottish historian. Hector Boece, wrote in 1527 of the creature that emerged from Gairloch in Ross and Cromarty " a terrible beast as big as a grey hound, that struck down trees and slew three men with three strokes of his tail " Some of the descriptions that are being written in history are that it is about the size of an Indian elephant, about 30 feet long with 3-4 humps, about 20 feet long with snake like head and four legs.
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