Happy #WorldEmojiDay! We wish there was an official #Nessie #emoji (maybe based on the surgeon’s photo), but for now, which of these Nessie-esque emojis is your favourite? 🦕🐊🦖🦎🐍🐲🐉 #Lochnessmonster #lochness #dinosaur #dragon #lizard #snake #scotland #emojiday #nessieemoji

Back in the Graveyard tonight with Adam Zero closing out Lake Monster Month. GraveYard Tales #podernfamily

By 1911, The "Bear Lake Monster" was a well-known enough tale to be used in advertising copy. This is from The Logan Republican, May 25, 1911.

#BearLake in #Utah on the border of Idaho, is so much more than just a lake! This fun family #vacation destination is also near Minnetonka Cave, the Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge, and more. tipsforfamilytrips.com/utah/visiting-…

In Utah’s Great Salt Lake, back in the 1840′s, there were two reports of a lake monster. One described the creature as having a dolphin’s body, while the other described it as half-crocodile, half-horse.

With summer gone and winter on the horizon, it's time to experience the Highlands at its most romantic ❤ Here's a great map to help you plan your trip. buff.ly/2ofnMuu #Inverness #LochNess #Scotland

This is the legendary Bear Lake. It spans two states, has beautiful Caribbean blue water and is known for its healing hot springs, refreshing water temperature and the legendary Bear Lake Monster. #FolkloreThursday

Did you know that Fannette Island, located within Emerald Bay, is the only island in Lake Tahoe? Over the years is has been called many different names and it includes a rustic tea house,… instagram.com/p/Bn1LfySF7L2/…

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Regardless of how you got to Tahoe, it's time to start living the Tahoe Lifestyle - tahoesouth.com/blog/time-live…

According to #LakeTahoe folklore, Tahoe Tess was the nickname of a popular local prostitute. James Whitworth Argyle allegedly named Tahoe's lake monster “Tahoe Tess” in her honor. Tess later became Tessie to be similar to popular lake monster names such as Nessie.

Much like the Mokele-mbmebe, the Irizima is described as being a living Sauropod. The difference, however, is that the Irizima is said to have a horn at the end of it’s snout. The creature is found in Lake Edward, which borders Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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A lake monster seen before “Nessie” was even a term. First seen in 1676 by a Colombian priest, he described the creature as a whale sized fish with the head of a bull. It resides in Lake Tota, located in Colombia. The creature is also rooted in Muisca culture and mythology.

School lunchbox #cartoon number 444 // #EddieTheBagel #Cryptozoology #ogopogo #lakemonster

Bear Lake monster creativespirits.net/bear-lake-mons…

A mid-west lake monster, South Bay #Bessie is said to inhabit Lake Erie. Does it exist? If it does, will it ever escape Ohio? Wade Wainio looks into this mystery.... 1428elm.com/2019/02/27/cry…

The "Turtle Lake Monster" has been identified in the attached North American Crytids map. Have you seen it? Let"s name the Monster? Stop by and pick up a form at one of our stores and put in your suggested name! Prize draw on March 27, 2019

When your pup wants to go to the lake, how can you say no to this face? Photo by @mydevinejourney