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Fifty years ago sightings of the Loch Ness Monster or ‘Nessie’ were common and few Scottish locals doubted the presence of the creature which might have been the last living Plesiosaur, but recent claimed sightings in the English Channel could indicate the 'Monster' has moved to warmer waters.
 

Sightings of Nessie have decreased over the last few years and extensive and thorough scanning of the Loch Ness by scientists and researchers have failed to produce any evidence.

This has led many to believe the creature had died.

Now, astonishingly, frequent sightings are being reported of a creature living in the English Channel that appears, judging by images and videos  to be similar in form to Nessie reports Michael Cohen writing on the www.allnewsweb.com website. It has been dubbed ‘The Channel Creature’.

Some Nessie researchers claim that scientists are aware of the Loch Ness Monster’s presence and the existence of a secret underwater tunnel leading to the sea ‘She goes out to mate, thus perpetuating the elusive species. But she always returns home to the Loch Ness’ one is reported as saying.

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