A sushi wedding cake, some hot chillies, a few bulls running, a knighted penguin and a crime fighting turtle…
Sushi wedding cake
The Loch Ness Monster… one of the most famous mysteries in the world. Nicknamed Nessie, it’s a creature that’s said to be inhabiting in Loch Ness, a large and deep freshwater lake in Scottish Highland.
The first recorded sighting of Nessie could date back to 565AD… but the whole monster-fever probably started in 1934 when the infamous Surgeon’s Photo (right) was published and shocked the world.
(The photo was however discovered to be a hoax in 1993, more details at the end of this article)
Since then, numerous sightings have been reported; some with pictures or videos but none of the images captured could clearly prove the existence of the Loch Ness Monster.
Some of the ‘evidences’ are proven hoax; while some others are genuine but inconclusive. Critics believe that lots of those genuine images were actually objects like flock of water-birds, wood logs, boats and natural phenomena etc.
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