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First of all, what does UFO mean? "Unidentified Flying Object." So, the existence of UFOs is quite obvious. As long as I don't know what kind of device is flying there, it will be a UFO for me. As for extraterrestrial civilizations, I don't deny their existence. But in my opinion, if they exist, they look exactly like us, that is, they are the same people, but they live on another planet, they have their own history, their own culture, their own technologies. But the appearance is the same. This topic can be developed for a long time, because on Earth there are people with different skin colors and eye shapes, and even different natural body types. Therefore, alien people most likely also have such differences from Earthlings. For example, if most of their planet is swampy (as most of our planet is covered with water), then perhaps their skin, over thousands of years of historical adaptation, has acquired a greenish or other shade (depending on the color of their swamps). In general, the topic is very interesting. As for Nessie... I believe that it was there at the very least, because the legend is not just a few decades old. Of course, I don't know how long dinosaurs live, but the term is still not small. Again, the topic is quite interesting and can be developed. In conclusion, I will only say that I do not consider Nessie an anomalous phenomenon, because no one considered a dead, half-eaten dinosaur found forty years ago by the French to be an anomalous phenomenon