Loch Ness Monster
I.
Historical Background
The Loch Ness Monster first became heard of in the sixth century by an
author named Adomnan. He first, wrote a
story on how a water-like beast attacked a
man, while swimming in a river. After the
attack the creature took the man under the
water drowning him. When help arrived the
only object they found was a corpse of the
man. After hearing this, another man named
Columba, sent his accomplices to then, swim across the river as well. When his
accomplice did the same monster came out only becoming scared by a cross from
Columba.
The historical
picture called
Surgeon’s
Photograph.
Later in the 1900’s sighting of the
monster formed. Back in 1933, a man and his wife, who came
across a creature having a similar description to the monster. In
1943, another man named C.B Farrel, told that a sighting of a
water monster that came out, only seeing the neck, distracted
him. A famous photo took place in 1934. The photo was taken by a doctor named
Wilson. He told people he looked at a loch and saw the monster, he then took five
photos. One of them became famous as the “Surgeon’s Photograph.” In 1975
though, the photo came out as a fake.
II.
Characteristics
To witnesses they say the Loch Ness Monster goes as long as 25-30 feet.
The monster has sightings usually at Scotland in Lake Loch Ness. Witnesses say
they have seen the creature go in and out of the water. People and scientist say the
monster has a similar shape to a large dinosaur. When the witnesses saw the
monster, they didn’t include anything about how the monster reacted. They only
told how the monster just kept going as if the Loch Ness Monster did not notice.
III.
Description of Actual Scene
In the early 1900’s a
monster known as the Loch
Ness Monster has become a
famous mystery. Even today,
people try to find the monster
in the famous tourist attraction called Lake Loch
Ness. Lake Loch Ness has a depth of water as much
A picture of Scotland
but also Lake Loch Ness.
as eight hundred feet. Lake Loch Ness gives the monster many places to hide
considering the many caves underneath. The lake also connects to The Great
Glen.
IV.
Summary of Report
The topic for this report became, about The Loch Ness Monster. Many
people today wonder if the monster exists or not. The report gives facts and
clarification showing The Loch Ness Monster has became more realistic. Many
photos though, don’t really show the monster clearly. Since the new generation
has up to date electronic equipment, researcher can find more evidence on The
Loch Ness Monster.
Resources

Legend of Nessie. Carus Internet, 1996. Web. 15 May 2012. <http://www.nessie.co.uk/>.

Sangers, Larry, and Jimmy Wales. Wikipedia. 2012. 1-6. Web. 17 May 2012.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loch_Ness_Monster>.

Krystek, Lee. "Nessie of Loch Ness." The Museum of UnNatural Mystery. N.p., 1996.
Web. 14 May 2012. <http://www.unmuseum.org/lochness.htm>.