Monster

A new study led by the University of Pennsylvania has found that the ancient ‘Tully monster’ creature was likely not a vertebrate fish-like animal as previous studies had suggested.

There has been some speculation about the identity of a mysterious object that appears to have washed ashore in New Zealand.

Researchers in Scotland have unveiled the skeleton of a 164-million-year-old fossil known as the Storr Lochs Monster which is an ancient marine reptile believed to have existed at the same time as the dinosaurs.

Google Earth is a valuable resource for a number of activities, and among them is locating giant sea monsters.

Edible crabs are said to be the largest crabs in the UK, typically measuring about 6 or so inches in width. An arial image that is now garnering quite a bit of attention online depicts an absolutely massive crab that looks more like a monster.

A government investigation carried out by the Fljotsdalsherao municipal council in Iceland has ruled that a legendary sea serpent named Lagarfljotsormurinn, which is rumored to inhabit Lake Lagarfljot, actually exists.

A prankster gave unsuspecting people the fright of their lives by unleashing a “mutant spider” on the public. But the monster wasn’t what it seemed ...

“The creatures look purely fantastic. They all look like they were just made up ... But, in fact, a lot of them come from what were considered, at the time, scientific sources,” says map historian Chet Van Duzer.

An ancient, 16-foot, 900-pound crocodile may have been overmatched by a monster snake that swam in the same rivers 60 million years ago.