John Thomas Didymus An American teenager snapped a photo supposedly showing a Loch Ness Monster-like creature swimming in a Canadian river. He captured the photograph while vacationing with his family at Alberta’s Banff National Park in 2017.
People reported spotting the Loch Ness Monster in N. Carolina coastal waters thousands of miles from its native Scottish Highlands lakes. The sighting and other recent ones in North America have sparked fanciful theories and speculation that Nessie may have relocated from Scotland.
A cryptozoologist offered a surprisingly skeptical explanation of reported encounters with Bigfoot and bizarre orange orbs in the woods around Leominster in Massachusetts. Andy McGrath said that “sociological” factors could explain the alleged sightings.
Suspected Bigfoot tracks discovered near a wooded area outside Torquay in Devon, South West England, left the people who stumbled on them “weirded out.”
A man claims he captured on video the moment an angry Sasquatch hurled a rock at him and knocked him unconscious. The attack left him with a head injury and concussion and sent him to hospital.
A flight captain and co-pilot reported an encounter with a bizarre orange UFO during a flight from Boston to Pennsylvania. They said it was not an airplane but a bright object with a flashing light that changed direction abruptly.
A conspiracy theory that first went viral in 2016 claimed that a 1995 Mike Tyson fight offered evidence of time travel. Although investigators later debunked the theory, it continues to gain attention in enthusiast circles.
Ukrainian military drone operators allegedly spotted a flying saucer UFO hovering over a battlefield in the wart-torn country. The UFO appeared elongated and cylindrical when viewed in profile, but a closeup suggested to viewers that it was a disc-shaped object.
Residents of Leominster in Massachusetts reported bizarre sightings of a Sasquatch monster holding a glowing orange orb. Others captured footage of orange orbs hovering in the woods.
Paranormal enthusiasts dubbed a wooded stretch of land in central Massachusetts “Monsterland” following multiple reports of UFO activity and Bigfoot sightings in there.