The legend of Morag – a less well-known cousin of the Loch Ness monster – is detailed in a series of texts dating from 1902, compiled by… Newsletters Reader Rewards ...

THE Loch Ness monster may have some competition from another elusive Scottish beastie, as stories of Morag the monster dating back more than 100 years have been unearthed by academics.

Morag is said to have disappeared after one of the men hit it with an oar while his companion opened fire with a rifle. Loch Morar is the deepest freshwater body in the British Isles, with a ...

The Search For Morag tells of John MacVarish, barman at the Morar Hotel, who claimed he saw Morag on 27 August, 1968, while fishing on the loch. He said: “I never saw any features, no eyes or ...

But now Scotland’s second most famous Loch monster – Morag of Loch Morar – has made a comeback. Holidaymaker Doug Christie, a recently retired oil industry engineer not given to flights of ...

A TV documentary is to investigate the existence of Scotland's other monster -Morag, who is reputed to live in Loch Morar in Lochaber. More than 30 sightings of Morag date back to 1887 and at ...

Early accounts of the Loch Ness Monster's lesser-known cousin have been uncovered by researchers. Morag is a mysterious creature said to inhabit the depths of Loch Morar, in the Lochaber area of ...

London, Feb 27 (ANI): The Loch Ness monster may have some competition from another elusive Scottish beast, as stories of Morag the monster dating back more than 100 years have been unearthed by ...

Morag is said to have disappeared after one of the men hit it with an oar while his companion opened fire with a rifle. Loch Morar is the deepest freshwater body in the British Isles, with a ...