Actually that mystery has already been solved. They know what modern and North Atlantic species of fish it is. LochNess is connected to the Atlantic Ocean

@SkotlandSkye On a random note, did you by chance ever use to watch documentaries and television shows on UFO's back in the late 1980's to early-mid 90's? I ask this as I need help in identifying the name of a ufo/alien series that used to air on The Learning Channel (TLC) around that timeframe. It started off by showing some guy who looked like an archaeologist searching through a cave or something. Back then TLC and the Discovery Channel rocked, and the Sci-Fi Channel had this cool show called Sightings that I was interested in because of the ufo reports.

Believing in Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster TODAY is foolish. There was a Bigfoot-like being in our history, but I guess you could also say there were also Nessie-like beings in our history too, but the thing is that we live in a finite environment. That means if we took researching these things seriously, we would most likely have conclusive evidence one way or the other. Aliens are a little different because they are thought to exist "out there" where we can't possibly accurately research. These 2 creatures can't be that good at hiding. "Bigfoot" might have existed before, but not anymore.

A little on Bigfoot:

[news.nationalgeographic.com]

[livescience.com]

[smithsonianmag.com]

A little on Nessie too:

[thescienceexplorer.com]

To test DNA, you need at least a bone fragment, or scales, or hair....let us know when you find them!

It's not a mystery, it's a harmless legend.