1, Loch Ness Monster: As early as 1500 years ago, it began to circulate the story that there were huge monsters in Loch Ness that often came out to devour people and animals. Some people in ancient times even claimed to have witnessed this monster, some saying that it had the long nose of an elephant and was soft and smooth; some saying that it was a long-necked round head; some saying that it appeared when it was foamed and splashed everywhere; some people saying that it spit smoke in its mouth, making the lake sometimes misty. The various legends are quite inconsistent, and the more they spread, the more magical they are, and they sound intimidating. Research suggests that the Loch Ness Monster "may have been a descendant of the ancient plesiosaurs?" There is also evidence that the Loch Ness Monster is likely to have been a prank.
2. Changbai Mountain Tianchi Water Monster: The earliest record of the Changbai Mountain Tianchi Water Monster, from < &lt; Fengtian Tongzhi> &gt; About 100 years ago, "there were four hunters, to the Tianchi Fishing Platform, to see the Zhipan Peak, there was something out of the water in the white pond, golden yellow, the head was as big as an ang, the square top had horns, the long top had many whiskers, and the head shook like a water absorbent." Fearful, the people climbed to the halfway point, overheard a rumbling sound, and looked around, thinking that they were dragons. From 1962 to 1980, it was witnessed by more than 20 people five times, and the description of the "water monster" can be summarized as: the head is larger than the bull's head, the mouth is protruding, the neck is long (about 1 meter, the base of the neck has a white band ring), and the body is large (more than 3 meters). Scholars have suggested that the monster is an illusion caused by otters because of the striking resemblance between the monsters and otters filmed on camera, but this claim has not been confirmed.
3. Canadian water monster Ogubugu: In 1976, a girl first spotted this monster when she stood in front of the bus stop sign at a stop in Keruna Park and saw a water monster swimming in the lake. In 1977, the monster reappeared on the water opposite the West Coast Yacht Club on the lakeside. But residents were so accustomed to its appearance that some said they often saw monsters as they drove along the road along the lakeshore. But they did not dare to drill out of the car, especially in the cold weather, and only dared to peek into the lake through the glass of the car. In 1991, a Japanese television-funded expedition used remote control devices and mini-submarines to search for water monsters, but to no avail.
4. Okanagan Water Monster: In 1872, a woman named John Allison witnessed the appearance of the Okanagan Water Monster, according to her description, the water monster is about 60 meters to 150 meters long, with a head like a horse and a body like a snake. The most "potent" proof of the Okanagan monster is in 1926, when a boat is said to have encountered a monster, when all 30 people on board said they had seen the ridge of the monster that stretched for 12 meters. In 1989, the Paleontological Research Club of Columbia, Canada, twice went to Lake Okanagan to look for traces of water monsters, and the members of the group "luckily" witnessed the appearance of water monsters. In fact, the description of this water monster is the same as the dragon in ancient Chinese mythology. It has a horse-like head and face, a slender body like a snake, several arched back ridges in the exposed part of the water, and a whale-like skin. When you see this, you will think of the dragon in Chinese mythology.
5, Congo Swamp Monster: In 1976, Michael, a professor in the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Chicago, received a letter from Jim Powell, an expert who was studying crocodiles in Gabon, Africa, saying that there were prehistoric animals and living dinosaurs in the Congo River in Africa, and asked him to go to investigate together at the appropriate time. In 1776 a French missionary said he had witnessed the giant footprints of the animal, and in 1912 the animal collector Hagenbach repeatedly heard a colorful description of the animal from the local population. They said they had seen an animal in the swamp that was "half elephant-like, half-like dragon."
6. Qinghai Lake Monster: In mid-June 1955, a small group of PLA soldiers accompanied a scientist on a scientific expedition to Qinghai Lake. One day, 10 of them took two amphibious vehicles and drove from Starfish Shandong to the opposite shore. From 11:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m., when traveling about 17 or 8 kilometers, the squad leader Li Xiaoan found that a black and yellow thing of more than 10 meters long and about 2 meters wide appeared at the right front 80 meters, and its top was basically the same as the water surface. At that time, Li Xiaoan thought that he had encountered a mossy sand dune, and suddenly saw the "sand dune" flash upwards, revealing about 30 centimeters of water surface, and then sinking and disappearing. On the afternoon of May 23, 1982, the staff of the No. 2 fishing boat of the Fifth Brigade of Qinghai Lake Farm once again witnessed the "water monster". Happily, the entire sightings are detailed in the fishing boat record book, providing the first authentic and reliable written record for the study of the Qinghai Lake monster. Some scientists have analyzed that since ancient times, Tibetans have worshipped the eagles flying in the sky and the fish swimming in the water as gods, and never harmed and preyed on fish, so that in the past few decades, the fish in the lake have reached saturation, and some large fish weigh more than 10 kilograms. The fish in Qinghai Lake are huangyu, also known as "naked carp", which are scaleless and can never grow to thirteen or fourteen meters long. The Qinghai Lake Monster is still foggy.
7. Kenway Island Monsters: Stories about the Kenway Island monsters take place in 1954 and 1955. In November 1954, several farmers on the British island of Kenway found a strange body on the island that was apparently washed ashore by the sea. Although the carcass has been severely decomposed, it can be seen that it is a bipedal animal that has adapted to walking on the stand, because the corpse has 5 toes on the foot, which are in a U-shaped distribution, and have a pedicle. The head of the corpse was soft, apparently without a skullcap, and had huge eyes on the head. However, due to the fear that the rotting corpse would carry germs and affect the nearby people, the relevant agencies would incinerate it.
8. Tongshan Lake Monster: One night in September 1980, Ma Haili, who lived on a small island in the reservoir area, was restless, sneaked out of the staff dormitory, and found a motorized wooden boat with sails to paddle toward the shore of the reservoir area. He paddled faster, and in a moment he paddled to Cactus Island. He was about to continue paddling forward when he looked up and saw two glowing green "light bulbs" flashing on the shore. When it was only four or five meters away from the green light, I was startled by the moonlight, and it turned out to be a black thing lying on the rock on the shore, half of it in the water, the other half of it on the shore, four or five meters long, and two light bulbs that emitted "green light" were its eyes. According to expert analysis, the legendary Tongshan Lake monster is likely to be the Chinese sturgeon and blue fish released when the reservoir was built, and these two fish grow faster.
9. Kanas Lake Monster: At about 7 p.m. on September 27, 2003, a small boat was driving on the lake, and when the boat traveled to Erdao Bay in the lake area, the "water monster" appeared! About 200 meters in front of the boat, there were two consecutive black colossal jumps out of the water, one was drilled vertically, its head was about 10 meters above the water surface, and the other was a horizontal jump, with a length of 5 to 6 meters, and the interval between the two was about tens of seconds. The "lake monster" set off a strong wave of water, sounding like the beginning of the rising tide. The spectacle stunned several people. Half an hour later, a 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck the Sino-Russian border, a hundred kilometers to the left of Kanas Lake. Some analysts believe that the Kanas Lake monster is a large salmonfish endemic to the region.
10. Money Spectrum Monster: The Champ Monster The Champ Monster is often referred to as the "Loch Ness Monster of the United States", which is a mysterious animal in Lake Champlain (located on the border of Vermont, New York and Canada) in the United States. There are many various descriptions of the Champ Monster, commonly characterized by dark black skin about 10–100 feet long, and several Champ Monsters were claimed to have been spotted by witnesses. The most mysterious of the top ten monsters in the world of the Money Spectrum Water Monster. Its head looked very much like the head of a snake or a dog, and in 1981, the New York Times published eyewitness photos of the Champ Water Monster, which immediately attracted great attention from all walks of life.