The term 'Scottish Bodies of Water' refers to the many lochs, or lakes, found in Scotland. Lochs are a common feature of the Scottish landscape, with over 31, 000 lochs and lochans spread across the country. These lochs vary in size and depth, ranging from small shallow pools to large deep bodies of water. Many of these lochs are connected to rivers and streams, and some even contain islands. The most famous of these lochs is Loch Ness, which is home to the legendary Loch Ness Monster.