In folklore, a lake monster is a fresh-water dwelling entity, often monstrous. A very well-known example is the Loch Ness Monster. Lake monsters' depictions are often similar to some sea monsters.
In Ben Radford and Joe Nickell's book Lake Monster Mysteries, the authors attribute a vast number of sightings to otter misidentifications: as Ed Grabianowski said,
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