This Week’s Weird News 9/25/26 | 1150 WIMA

A possible family of Nessies spotted on Google Earth, an Argentine pilot’s remarkable UFO sighting, and a bizarre mystery sound that confounded Milwaukee residents were among the weird and wondrous stories to cross our desk this past week.

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A pair of interesting international UFO cases caught our attention this week, beginning with a fantastic photo from Paraguay, where an attendee at a party for a local football team snapped a picture of an approaching storm contrasted with the clear blue sky and, in the process, captured what appeared to be a classic flying saucer. Suffice it to say, the puzzling photo was the talk of the gathering that day and has since gone viral on Paraguayan social media. Meanwhile, in Argentina, a pilot with fourteen years of experience came forward with a fantastic account of a recent incident wherein he witnessed three unusual lights outside his aircraft for over 30 minutes. Having seen all manner of prosaic aerial objects over the years, the man was positively baffled by the experience.

Continuing what has been a banner year for the Loch Ness Monster, Scotland’s beloved cryptid was back in the news this week with two decidedly different possible sightings. First, an eagle-eyed Google Earth user spotted three unusual anomalies resembling a group of creatures seemingly moving through the water. Some suggested the satellite image showed a family of Nessies, but others argued it was something prosaic, like people or waves. Additionally, an astonished sailor at Loch Ness reported seeing what he likened to an oversized crocodile head emerge from the water a short distance from his boat before quickly disappearing.

This past week featured a pair of distinctly different mysteries that left us scratching our heads. At Jewel Cave National Monument in South Dakota, a game camera captured images of an enigmatic creature partially crossing in front of the device. Experts at the park indicated that opinions were split between a striped skunk and a porcupine, leaving observers to decide into which camp they fell. Later in the week, multiple Milwaukee residents reported hearing a bizarre mystery sound that echoed through the night for around two hours. The noise was so strange and indescribable that some even jokingly suggested it was alien in nature.

For more strange and unusual stories from the past week, check out the Coast to Coast AM website.