The most famous Bigfoot story of recent years comes from the United States to spend in the woods in northern Georgia, where two police officers said they found the body of a hairy monster in an abandoned refrigerator on a river bed. At that time, in August 2008, and our website ran the story in question – the overseas media, from tabloid newspapers, television stations can be as reliable thundered on the topic, a decomposed corpse is Bigfoot, however, one thing that not all roads meet.

There still needs to be more proof before we know if there really is a loch ness monster.

Now, a USO (unidentified swimming object) in England’s waters, from the town of Bowness, dubbed Bownessie, had her first photo out. And just like any other photos of unidentifieds (flying objects or swimming objects) this one is also grainy. Though experts believe Bownessie’s photo is genuine they contend that the actual size is too small (it was captured on mobile) to say it hasn’t been altered.

Yet another article about Nessy. The difference here, is that I am not arguing for one side or the other. I mean, how could I? I haven’t seen the thing. I am only arguing for the possibility.

We’ve all heard of “”the monster of lochness”’. Didn’t we? But does this enormous creature really exist?

A frank discussion about the possible existence of the Loch Ness Monster and other lake monsters around the world.

This one is short and sweet. Living in North America (Canada, specifically), I appreciate how lucky I am, and how well the world treats me. There are some things, however, that I don’t have answers to, strange things. So here are my nine questions for the world.

Slowly, the most confounding mysteries of Mother Nature start to unravel and fall apart as jaded pieces of human disillusionment…

See what happend with 300 goats in Mexico…

Video showing Loch Ness Monster.