As a kid, we believed dinosaurs were real. So are Unicorns, Lassie, and Loch Ness monsters. But Charlie Sheen is one adult who traveled to Scotland on a hunt to find the monster. The 47-year-old actor flew from the States and hit the Scottish Highlands in a bid to find the Loch Ness Monster. Yes, the Hollywood actor actually believed the monster exists, and even went in search of it. He based his hunt on a fairytale castle on the southern shores of the loch. Bizarre but this is what beliefs can make you do.

The Two and a Half Men actor is known for frequent hell-raising outbursts and wild antics. Not sure whether he was sane to go for a hunt of a mythical creature, but the man really crossed the line when he climbed a Nessie sculpture on a roundabout, near Inverness. Sheen's behavior naturally shocked the onlookers. In 2013, he grabbed his pals, Todd Zeile and Brian Peck, and in a true Charlie Sheen fashion, he advanced to hunt down the mythical long-necked creature as if it existed. 

The odd fellow shared his madcap Nessie mission on Twitter with a picture where he posed along with what he called "hunting gear" and a bronze battle helmet with his friend, Brian Peck, on top of a wooden Nessie structure. The snap read, "Once again MIT grant-sanctioned archeologists Pekk & Sheen rig battle gear for tonight's sortie on Loch Ness." His obsession is unbelievable. 

A Twitter user, @campfireNguitar commented under Sheen's post, "Next time you head over on an expedition, take me with you." Another user, @ShannonForTrump, asked Sheen, "Did you meet Allen while searching for Loch Ness?" The expedition lasted only 24 hours. The Anger Management star is not known to be the most level-headed individual so his sudden travel plans did not surprise people. While in Scotland, he ventured out for the evening on a boat in Loch Ness near Inverness with their "gear" - a leg of lamb, a big hook and a bottle of whisky.

The castle's general manager, Lavinia Turner, confirmed that Sheen and friends went on the Loch during their stay. She reported to Daily record, per Daily Mail, "All I can say is that Mr. Sheen and his party were perfect guests and thoroughly enjoyed their trip to Scotland and Loch Ness." She added, "They had a wonderful and relaxing time but unfortunately didn't see any sign of Nessie, although I am sure they will be back in the future to try again."  A report by Daily Record also claims that Hollywood's bad boy, Sheen, may have scared off Loch Ness and it went hiding. Hahaha!! 

Sheen is an adventurous oddball and the history of Loch Ness has been a source of public intrigue since 1933. Scientists brush it off as nothing more than a myth and a fictitious mind's wishful thinking.