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Other Aquatic reports from the 1950s

8 cases, best-documented first. Page 1 of 1.

We map claims, not creatures. A case is what some source says someone saw or heard, with the link to that source. It is not proof that anything was there, and a retelling counts once, not as a second sighting.

  1. Other Aquatic · Invernessshire, Alba / Scotland · 1957

    Invernessshire, Alba / Scotland1 independent source

    Witnesses report seeing a great beast sporting in the sun for six minutes before it made a commotion on the lake surface and submerged.

  2. Other Aquatic · Mjøsa, Innlandet · 1956

    Mjøsa, Innlandet1 independent source

    A sea-serpent was reported to be more than 40 feet long, as thick as a telephone pole, and traveling at high speed in Norway's largest lake.

  3. Other Aquatic · Chatham Islands, British Columbia · 1955

    Chatham Islands, British Columbia1 independent source

    Witnesses report a 60-foot greenish-brown creature with flippers and a serrated back observed by ships' captains and a pilot near Chatham Islands.

  4. Other Aquatic · San Diego, California · 1950s

    San Diego, California1 independent source

    Witness reports seeing a large creature with a pure silver tail and green glow splash two people on a San Diego beach while chasing whales.

  5. Other Aquatic · אילת, מחוז הדרום · 1959

    אילת, מחוז הדרום1 independent source

    Witness reports a large mammal-like creature netted by Israeli fishermen in the Red Sea near Elath.

  6. Other Aquatic · Newton County, Arkansas · 1953

    Newton County, Arkansas1 independent source

    Witness reports [name] heard a snap and saw the Gowrow bite his rope while lowered into Devils Hole cave.

  7. Other Aquatic · Key West, Florida · 1955

    Key West, Florida1 independent source

    Witness reports that an acquaintance hooked an enormous whale-like creature in a small boat, fought it for three days, and eventually beached it to preserve for a tour.

  8. Other Aquatic · Oregon · 1950

    Oregon1 independent source

    Residents of Lelake, Oregon, searched for a marine biologist to identify a long dead mass with tails and hair that washed up on the Pacific shore.