All news on the topic: Loch Ness Monster

The Loch Ness Monster has always been referred to as female - with even Visit Scotland and Visit Inverness Loch Ness both calling it 'she' in the past. But a new romantic novel has changed that

Frida Sofia Guzman Munoz, the granddaughter of notorious Mexican drug lord El Chapo, went on a hunt to track down the Loch Ness monster during a trip to Scotland

Stacey Solomon is travelling around Scotland with her family after her husband splashed out on a £60,000 new motor as a surprise. She shared photos of their road trip on Instagram

The mysterious monster, known as Nahuelito, was first seen in the waters more than 100 years ago and the creature is similar in appearance and size to the Loch Ness Monster

A tourist on the holiday of his life claims the Loch Ness Monster is a very surprising colour after locking eyes with what he believes to have been the legendary creature

Nessie hunter Eoin O’Faodhagain believes he has got valuable insight into the daily routine of the Loch Ness Monster having captured the "first appearance of 2024"

Legend or myth one expert believes Nessie might not be alone and other undiscovered brutes are just waiting to be discovered

There has been nine official sightings of the Loch Ness Monster so far this year as experts explained the reason why we're now seeing fewer reports accepted

The Loch Ness Monster is 'not alone' in the UK's waters, according to expert Andy McGrath, who claims there are plenty of other giant beasts lurking in rivers and lakes across the country

There have been nine unexplained sightings of the Loch Ness Monster this year with renewed interest from around the world in the elusive creature that is said to dwell in the depths of the Scottish lake

Eoin O’Faodhagain, 59, was “shocked” to spot a 10-foot wake on the surface as the infamous creature reportedly prowled the waters just beneath, while he watched via webcam

Scientists working on new TV series Weird Britain have carried out DNA testing on samples from Loch Ness to shed more light on what monster Nessie could really be

This Sunday marks 90 years since the first official photo of the Loch Ness Monster, and decades later, people are still trying to snap the rumoured beast that lives in the murky water

The Loch Ness Monster sightings are still being reported after years of searching, and the mystery continues to leave Brits baffled. Here's all of the Nessie theories reported over the years in full

We have lived with the possibility of the Loch Ness Monster roaming the Scottish lakes for 90 years, but here's one X-rated theory that could prove what the sea creature could actually be

In 1933, Hugh Gray took a photo at Loch Ness which appeared to show an animal-like tail coming out of the water before sinking again - and 90 years on, the search is still ongoing

Elusive creature expert Andy McGrath has concluded a six-year search for the Woodwoose, which he now believes is extinct after finding 'scant' evidence of the creature

Sash Lake claims he caught sight of the elusive Loch Ness Monster while on a trip to the area following a major hunt for the beast earlier this year – and it was so big it made him freeze in fear

John Howie took a photo of a Nessie-shaped figure in the famous Loch Ness - and experts said the latest sighting is the 'clearest evidence' of the beast's existence

Mrs Aimee Roberts was “overwhelmed” when she realised she had too large fossilised vertebrates in her garden. In the first case of its kind, experts believe they may have died fighting each other

There has been seven official sightings of the Loch Ness Monster so far this year - but experts have explained the reason why we're now seeing fewer reports accepted

Fiona Wade, from Cannich, north Scotland, says the Loch Ness Monster was visible for around 40 seconds on August 31 this year before the creature returned to the deep loch

Loch Ness Monster enthusiast Eoin O'Faodhagain saw a 'humped' black shape poking out of the water and believes it may have been a 'young Nessie' emerging from the depths

The woman thought the large ripples of water were caused by a powerboat at first - but there were no boats on the Loch at the time and she is convinced

Loch Ness Monster hunter Fiona Wade claimed she saw Nessie in the morning of August 31, just days after another reported sighting of the beast near Invermoriston in Scotland