The Guinness World Record for the longest time spent searching for the Loch Ness Monster is held by Steve Feltham, who camped at Loch Ness for 25 years.
100 Mind-Blowing Monster Facts
Cookie Monster’s real name is Sid.
The Monster in Frankenstein was never actually named, although the Monster itself proposed the name “Adam.”
The maximum recommended consumption for Monster Energy Drink is 16oz in Australia, but 48oz in the U.S.A.
The logo for the Monster energy drink cans is not an M, as most believe, but are claw marks from a monster ripping through the can. In 2014 a YouTube video gained an international audience when they claimed that each segment of the claw mark looks like the Hebrew symbol for the number six, making the logo 666, the number of the Beast.
The rafflesia is the biggest flower. Also known as the Monster flower, the rafflesia is the biggest flower. Rafflesia reaches a width of over 3 ft.
Cookie Monster’s real name is Sid. You’ve heard about villain origin stories, but we bet you haven’t seen this one yet: Before eating his first cookie, Cookie Monster was Sid. What this implies has not been confirmed, as well as who he was as Sid. How’s that for dark, interesting facts?
Cookie Monster isn’t eating cookies on Sesame Street – they’re painted rice cakes!
Scotland named the unicorn, though never seen in person, the national animal. The Scots opted for this mythical creature over the Loch Ness Monster for the role the unicorn played throughout their history.
In Scottish folklore, there is a monster called Nessie which supposedly inhabits Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands.