You need the Flash Player version 8.0.0.0 or higher and a JavaScript enabled browser to view this site

Loch Ness Monster Video Evidence

Related Article: How Urban Legends Work

Watch this video about one of the most famous urban legends - the Loch Ness Monster - on HowStuffWorks. Commonly referred to as Nessie, there have been about 4,000 reported sightings of the deep sea creature. New amateur video provides more "solid" evidence of the ancient sea monster swimming underwater in Loch Ness, Scotland. This news video is courtesy of Reuters.

Source:

Reuters
Related Videos

Related Ad Categories

Upload Your Video/Register

browse videos in strange creatures

Sort by:

Loch Ness Monster Video Evidence

Loch Ness Monster Video Evidence (0:36)

Watch this video about one of the most famous urban legends - the Loch Ness Monster - on HowStuffWorks. Commonly referred to as Nessie, there have been about 4,000 reported sightings of the deep sea creature. New amateur video provides more "solid"... More »

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Bigfoot

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Bigfoot (2:52)

Does Bigfoot really exist, or is he just a fable? Watch as a search party attempts to find the ever-illusive Bigfoot on The Science Channel's "10 Ways to Meet a Monster."

Best Evidence: Big Foot Tracks

Best Evidence: Big Foot Tracks (1:40)

The largest collection of Sasquatch footprints is at Idaho State University. These mysterious tracks are researched and discussed on Discovery Channel's "Best Evidence."

Best Evidence: Bigfoot Gait Analysis

Best Evidence: Bigfoot Gait Analysis (3:01)

On Discovery Channel's "Best Evidence," a group at Stanford University analyzes the gait of Bigfoot captured on the Patterson-Gimlin film and attempts to replicate it with an actor.

Best Evidence: Scientists Who Believe in Bigfoot

Best Evidence: Scientists Who Believe in Bigfoot (1:54)

Only a few scientists maintain the idea that the Sasquatch is real. On Discovery Channel's "Best Evidence," Dr. Jeffrey Meldram describes his personal Bigfoot encounter.

recently added

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Bigfoot

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Bigfoot (2:52)

Does Bigfoot really exist, or is he just a fable? Watch as a search party attempts to find the ever-illusive Bigfoot on The Science Channel's "10 Ways to Meet a Monster."

10 Ways to Contact a Ghost: Succubus

10 Ways to Contact a Ghost: Succubus (1:35)

On The Science Channel's "10 Ways to Contact a Ghost," a priest attempts to make paranormal contact with a succubus. A succubus is a sexy female entity that ravages celibate men of the cloth.

10 Ways to Contact a Ghost: Hell Hounds

10 Ways to Contact a Ghost: Hell Hounds (3:00)

Are hell hounds/devil dogs real? The Science Channel's "10 Ways to Contact a Ghost," recalls the 16th century tale of Black Shock, a hell hound that murdered parishioners one stormy ill-fated night.

10 Ways to Contact a Ghost: Bloody Mary

10 Ways to Contact a Ghost: Bloody Mary (2:58)

Is it possible to contact ghosts through mirrors? Find out as the tale of Bloody Mary is revealed on The Science Channel's "Ten Ways to Contact a Ghost."

10 Ways to Contact a Ghost: Contacting Vampires

10 Ways to Contact a Ghost: Contacting Vampires (3:00)

Are vampires real? You be the judge after hearing this story about an alleged real life vampire on Discovery Channel's "10 Ways to Contact a Ghost."

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Mothman

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Mothman (2:58)

From eyewitness accounts to vivid recreations, The Science Channel's "10 Ways to Meet a Monster," gives us a glimpse of Mothman, a creature that terrorized Point Pleasant, West Virginia for three months in the 1960s.

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: The Death Worm

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: The Death Worm (2:56)

On The Science Channel's "10 Ways to Meet a Monster," follow a British scientist who is in search of the death worm of the Gobi Desert.

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Irish Psycho Otter

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Irish Psycho Otter (2:27)

Did the Irish psycho otter really exist? Watch as an Irishwoman recalls the legend of the giant killer otter on the Science Channel's "10 Ways to Meet a Monster."