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My 2019 article on 's research on and is also available at the BBC Science Focus site: https://t.co/nUNjxzEs4B

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2020-01-03

Here's the art of Lochmere Serpent for real this time. Prints available: https://t.co/8N71LA1GJb

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2019-10-01

Updated my big Scottish lady!!
Basically, she landed herself in Loch Ness after shit went down with the Kivouwack. The one time she breached she was sighted by passerby and deemed the Lochness Monster.

She's also the image of the Scottish Twitter when she's mad-

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2019-09-21

If you're interested in the results of the study by , the results are here... https://t.co/b9VrfyUAbl A surprising amount of input from terrestrial animals.

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2019-09-10

It was reported this week that an international group of scientists have developed a 'plausible' theory for sightings of the Loch Ness Monster. Political cartoon every other Friday on

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2019-08-23

Last part of the hair series! My gal Lydia...Big Half Dragon for this AU...and in a current AU she's a lochness monster / Kaiju uou

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2019-07-23

The Lochnessa Monster.
Unlike the OG legend, you never NOT see her.

Here you go.

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2019-06-21

Slugku is from my Closed species called " Spirishell "

and this is his subspecies body type : Lochness
there are so many types of this cute babies U//w//U

Happy Mermay!

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2019-05-31

Who remembers Usborne's iconic ALL ABOUT MONSTERS of 1977? Beautifully illustrated, it remains one of my most fondly remembered books. Here's a article about it... https://t.co/LYeeFYQDP5

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2019-04-24

You've heard of the but have you heard of the Kelpie? Discover one of Scotland's lesser known (but just as fascinating!) monsters in this stunning by and https://t.co/0MjQYFQr2J

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2019-04-06