Popularly written but researched with meticulous care, the three editions of this book differ only in the Introductions by three different academic experts from Canadian and U. S. centres of African studies.
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Transmission upon clearance of funds. Although Bradley's expedition did not capture a monster, it did obtain convincing evidence that a species of large unknown animal probably does inhabit Muskrat Lake 75 miles northwest of Ottawa. As background to the investigation of Muskrat Lake, the author gives concise and accurate accounts of the research at Loch Ness, in the Soviet Union and in the North America indicating that an unknown something does haunt some deep lakes in the Northern Hemisphere. Finally, Bradley admits that he and his two research associates discovered another and almost unbelievable series of uncanny incidents around the shores of Muskrat Lake. First publication by Houwnslow Press, Toronto, 1990.