In 2019, in collaboration with Craig Wallace of Kongsberg the discovery was made of the wreck of 'Crusader', John Cobb's world speed record attempt jet boat.

laughs] So it is driven by investigative activity, by speculation, by investigators, the fish man, the reptile man…. laughs] Equally there aren’t many children in the tourist demographic in this part of the Highlands. In more recent collaborations, projects have involved workers from some 20 universities and academic institutions within the UK and overseas. You will get the most ridiculous press story suggesting that their are less sightings because of Global Warming. If they are looking in for some understanding you see they might well ask, why is there a tradition.Even in poor light the hope was that a recorded video of the silhouette of a beast swimming over the camera would help us identify any creature lurking in the loch. In the 1990s, Adrian concentrated on “general scientific work on the environment of Loch Ness, to see what creatures may or may not be in it.

You have some local reports, you have then, within 2 months in fact a report of a creature on land with a long neck, and a bulky body.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Having found the solutions to sightings of the Loch Ness Monster within the special characteristics of the loch itself, Adrian is now pursuing other lake monster traditions and particularly sea serpent mysteries throughout the world. Of course tourism is a wider thing anyway, and the road system is conducive to people passing here, you cant deny the geography of the place. This study aimed to retrieve long core samples penetrating back to the glacial clays and representing some 10,000 years of sedimentary record. Nessie, the Yeti and Bigfoot might regarded as the ‘big three’, but why them and not other cryptids or monsters?

You have got to remember that a lot of people involved in this are primarily publicists, and so they go for catchphrases, media catch-themes.The media would prefer to have a set of characters with given theories, so I have been ‘fish man’, and then you could say ‘the underwater wave man’, and ‘the boat wakes man. Having collected and analysed reports gathered for, what is now, the longest-running Loch Ness Monster sightings record these past 20 years, he helps others to become involved in the mystery and works hard to promote public understanding of the phenomenon. I think that it came from Scandinavian sources where there was a similar creature, which eats travellers, preys on travellers, drags them into the water.