Loch Ness Monster: Is it really real or a hoax?

Mention of the Loch Ness monster has especially attracted attention since people saw a giant long-necked animal emerging in the lake nearly a century ago.

Even according to a Google statistic in 2018, every month alone there were 200,000 searches and 120,000 information about the Loch Ness monster.

Rumors about a mysterious monster

The first rumors about monsters living in Loch Ness began in the 17th century. At that time, a Scottish monk was said to have seen an animal he had never seen before in his life.

In the 1960s, a film crew investigating the Loch Ness monster was established by documentary filmmaker Dick Raynor in 1967 with the determination to clarify the truth about Nessie’s existence.

Rumors about Nessie spread far and wide.

Evidence of Nessie

According to statistics from a website specializing in collecting stories and evidence related to Nessie, up to now, 2017 has recorded 9 cases showing `signs of appearance` of the Loch Ness monster.

The clearest evidence ever known is that of Diana Turner, an American female `hunter`, but very interested in the monster across the ocean.

Previously, in May 2017, a tourist from England took a photo of a strange shape emerging in Urquhart Bay.

In 2003, the BBC also stepped in to prove Nessie was real.

Mystery without solution

Until now, scientists have tried to deny the existence of a creature that is said to have existed since prehistoric times.