Nessie - Blog Posts
edit of my sploon OC/ sona. its kinda bad but i like it anyways gb
expect much more art of this mf
Nessie (he/they), matching (idol) OC with my brötherrrs OC Ogopogo. prolls gonna draw em together, hopefully more than just doodles doe bruh
I compiled all 12 days of monsters into a song, After monstober I was still itching to do more! (But definitely on a small scale.) The second half of the holidays will be busy for me, so I thought I'd make sure my festivities are out there whilst I can! Thank you!
On the second day of christmas, a monster gave to me! Two Nessies' swimming! 🏞️
Instead of working on my dumb-ah Dandadan elementary AU- I’ve been messing around so in the meantime have some doodles of the goofy goobers lol
For those who don’t know- This AU is of if Momo and Okarun met as little grade schoolers- Except there are still canon supernatural aspects. And a bunch of other stuff but the basic gist of it is just that. Dandadan, except it’s less weird and more wholesome.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/62113495
Two Loch Ness monsters? Does Nessie have a sister?
So... you said that you are into cryptid and paranormal stuff? [with the intention of going in a paranormal & cryptid investigation together]
Loch Ness Monster Plushie!
A classic cryptid, this rendition of Nessie even has her own little tam o' shanter!
Available from Nerd Bird Studios on Etsy!
The more modern interest in the legendary Loch Ness Monster was ignited after several sightings that took place in 1933. One of the sightings was recorded in the Inverness Courier in May. The witnesses of the May encounter reported “an enormous animal rolling and plunging” on the surface of the water. In June of the same year, George Spicer and his wife claimed to have seen an unknown creature cross the road on which they were traveling until it reached the waters of the loch and vanished. Spicer said that the creature was about 4 feet tall and 25 feet long with a strangely long neck that was a little thicker than an elephant’s trunk. The creature had no visible legs.
In 1981, under Scotland’s Wildlife and Countryside Act, the Scottish government made it illegal for anyone to attempt to capture, snare, or shoot at the Loch Ness Monster.
The Official Loch Ness Monster Sighting Register keeps a page on its website that highlights what does not make a Nessie sighting. The website uses actual accounts that have been reported to it to help decipher what shouldn’t be reported as a legitimate sighting. Some are the more common things that photographs or videos have been debunked as, such as boat wakes, seals, and floating logs. But some others include birds, divers, and even insects. The Register does explain itself on these. It says that the splashes from birds diving or taking off from the water can sometimes look like something suspicious. It explains a situation in 2015 where a woman reported a Nessie sighting but it was debunked as divers that were getting footage for Google Maps’ street view. As for the insects, the Register talks about how bugs too close to the camera lens can sometimes appear monster-ish.
I am going to the Loch Ness today, my cryptid lover self is shaking
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Lake Siskiyou
LOCH NESS MONSTER
Day 8: Match
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“Nessie” is a cryptid first reported in 564 AD in Loch Ness of the Scottish Highlands. The creature would gain widespread attention after 1934, in which the famous “Surgeon’s Photograph” was published.