Nessie, the legend about the monster of Loch Ness. Since the early centuries the legend of the Loch Ness monster exists. Scientists do not believe in the existence of Nessie, but there are some evidences, which are a good reason to believe in the sea monster.

The sweet water lake Loch Ness is located in the Highlands of Scotland, Great Britain. Many tourists, nosy people and explorers are coming every year in this area to see Nessie and proof the existence. The body structure of the sea monster has different descriptions.

The most persons saw a huge sea snail, which body was waved and moving forward really quickly in the lake. Another main description of Nessie (the Loch Ness monster) is that she looks like a form of the Plesiosaurus dinosaur, which lived on our world before the ice age came in lakes and in the seas.

However the forms of the body shape looks like, there are many people, who are insistent that they saw Nessie. You can read some stories before the 20^th century, for example from Duncan Campbell, who saw a huge monster on the coast of the lake or from Richard Franck, who saw swimming islands in Loch Ness.

Loch Ness on Google Earth

The publicity about the monster wasn’t that popular till 1933, when the local newspapers posted the first stories about the seeing of Nessie in the paper. The interest became huge dimension after that and nearly everyone saw a trunk of a tree or a big fish, what made them to think they saw the monster of Loch Ness.

There are only a few believable stories with proofed material, what could give us maybe the faith in the existence.  For example, Robert Rines made some underwater picture in 1972, which looks a bit like a big flapper of a big animal.

The best evidences were found in 2007. Gordon Holmes made a video, where you can see a 15 meter long animal, which looks like an eel. That animal was sliding 10 kilometres per hour threw the lake.

This video is really believable and study from this material is still not ended. In whatever you believe and whatever you think about all the arguments about the pros and cons about this theme, fact is, in every legend, in every myth is a little piece of truth. Make your own opinion and travel to Scotland, stay in a Loch Ness hotel and sample the mysterious site of the legend of Nessie.