The UB-28 And UB-85 Incidents – Encounters With Sea Monsters?
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Marcus Lowth
- April 6, 2020
- September 30, 2021
- 7 min read
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- Cryptozoology, Sea Monsters
The idea of huge, monstrous beasts existing beneath the surfaces of the planet's seas and oceans are familiar to most of us. Perhaps one of the most famous is said to reside in a (relatively speaking) small stretch of water in Scotland in the form of the Loch Ness Monster.
Were war vessels attacked by huge sea monsters?
While most believe these tales are mere legends, myths, and folklore, there are many accounts on record that claim to be true events. And perhaps even more interesting is that some of the most intriguing are not too far in the distant past. During the First World War, when many battles were taking place on the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, several reports came of strange “beasts” and “monsters” ris...
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Marcus Lowth
Marcus Lowth is a writer with a love for UFOs, aliens, and the Ancient Astronaut Theory, to the paranormal, general conspiracies, and unsolved mysteries. He has been writing and researching with over 20 years of experience.
Marcus has been Editor-in-Chief for several years due to his excellent knowledge in these fields. Marcus also regularly appears as an expert on radio talk shows including Troubled Minds and Unexplained Radio discussing these topics.
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The Lock Ness Monster was a fallacy perpetuated by “The Goodies” comedy TV show, back in the early 1970’s, where they had a cardboard mock up of “The Lock Ness Monster” and the TV show revolved around that – it was very funny – three guys riding a three seat bicycle.
There have been many attempts to track a Lock Ness Monster since, but alll have failed and there are no credtable videos or pictures which are clear enough to see the supposed subject matter as being a Lock Ness Monster anything.
Still it’s good for the tourist trade, I expect.