The Morag is a legendary monster that inhabits Loch Morar, in Scotland. Famous sightings date from the nineteenth century and give rise to diverse and even contradictory descriptions. Some of them speak of a quadrupedal creature of about six metres, with a head similar to that of a serpent; others describe a monster comparable to an elephant, nine metres long and with four humps.
A well-known account from 1969 tells of two fishermen, Duncan McDonell and Will Simpson, who claimed to have seen the monster heading in a straight line towards their boat. The beast — which the witnesses estimated to be some eight to ten metres in length — reportedly submerged before colliding with the fishermen, causing them no harm.