"Sea monster" spotted off British coast

The observer I contacted only saw turtle like features when at close range, before going home and getting a camera. When he returned, he saw a large object moving out to sea in the distance and assumed it was his earlier creature, so photographed it and reported both as the same creature as he assumed. As for the craneing neck, he says he was in a panic. He remembers it as lifting it's head clear of the water, but says his terror of being looked at by a close-by snake like head in the water may have exaggerated his memory in panic, but he could see clear eyes and nostrils. He did not report th... [More]

Looks like a log.

Looks like a log. I have tracked down and spoken to both the other article originator and the lady from Brixham. The lady from Brixham has posted the following on Facebook " The accounts of the Torbay Sea creature are exciting and I have seen two turtles near Torbay too. I thought it was the monster at first. From the beach I could see a large grey hump appear each time the wave went out and what looked like two monster heads popped up occasionally a very close distance off. I scrambled round the rocks to get a better look. On closer examination the large grey hump was a not very healthy looki... [More]

It is far easier to slide into the pit of belief than to climb the mountain of reason. here here! that is a pilot whale in that picture.

here here! that is a pilot whale in that picture. Almost. It's a sperm whale rather than a pilot whale and was seen by lots of observers that day in that general area.

Ooh, exciting, exciting! There hasn't been a Nessie photo for ages! Looks a bit ambiguous to me though. Could be one thing, could be the other....

So it's official...Nessy exists!

i hope that this pic i real

They've already figured it out satisfactorily, or as close to it as they will. It's a jellyfish/turtle/sperm whale combo, sightings of different creatures.