The Loch Ness Monster maybe be living in a Stranger Things -style parallel universe, an expert has claimed. The new theory from paranormal investigator, Scot Ron Halliday, is one of the most abstract yet.
He suggests that the monster may in fact be spending most of its time in a parallel universe, much like that in the popular Netflix TV series, Stranger Things, the Mirror reports.
Many have searched long and hard for clues, but the monster remains as much a mystery now as ever. The modern legend first appeared in May 1933 when the Inverness Courier reported that a couple had seen "an enormous animal rolling and plunging on the surface" of Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands.
