A mermaid-like creature is said to haunt Loch Morar Loch Ness is known all over the world for its legendary monster, Nessie. But it is far from the only creature said to inhabit Scotland's lochs.

Ricky Phillips, 39, says he noticed the strange sight last Thursday and took the pic on his phone IT’S one of the UK’s greatest unexplained mysteries, with tales of the mythical beast spanning ...

An author claims he spotted the Loch Ness monster after picturing a bird-like creature with a 4ft neck appearing through the water. Ricky D Phillips, a British military historian, was resting at the ...

A six-day cruise on a retrofitted barge through several Scottish lochs, including Loch Ness, at the height of the Scottish ...

DRIVE along the shores of Loch Oich - one of three lochs forming Scotland's Caledonian Canal - and you will find yourself amid some of the most spectacular Highland scenery imaginable. The view across ...

Today marks 81 years since the notorious 'Surgeon's Photograph', which claimed to show evidence of a monster living in Loch Ness, was published in the Daily Mail. And to celebrate, Google has launched ...

Just for a minute I am again a fair-haired maiden trapped in a Scottish castle made from plump, floral cushions borrowed from the couch. There’s no doubt the masquerading Scottish warriors would have ...

ON the shores of Loch Oich, near Invergarry in the Scottish Highlands, sits the striking - and slightly curious - Well of the Seven Heads. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you ...

Loch Ness is known all over the world for its legendary monster, Nessie. But it is far from the only creature said to inhabit Scotland's lochs. Could you place the locations of Lizzie or the slug pig?

Loch Ness is known all over the world for its legendary monster, Nessie. But it is far from the only creature said to inhabit Scotland's lochs. Could you place the locations of Lizzie or the slug pig?