Beyond the Myths: Solving the Loch Ness Monster Mystery |Shiver
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2021
- Locals to the infamous Loch Ness recall their encounters with the world's most puzzling monster mystery. Countless "Nessie" hunters have tried and failed to capture this illusive beast. Can this team of investigators get to the bottom of this murky mystery once and for all?
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"After her experience she keeps her distance from the loch..." does interview next to the water...
I think people see and hear what they want to
😆 yeah
My thoughts exactly 😂
I said same instantly.
Thought the same thing! X)
I live close by, I have slept out by the loch during the summer, fishing, I know there are harbour seal bulls that are fat and large that follow the salmon shoals up into the loch I have watched five seals porposing through the loch (they can dive to 1500feet so they can go deep in the loch if they want) , so they move through the lloch same as geese form a v , the biggest bull breaking the water up front and the rest follow. I have seen the loch at 5 in the morning, flat calm yet in the space of seconds a wave went through the middle like a speed boat had cruised down the loch, but there were no boat out at that time, the wave that hit the shore rolled/ crested at 5 feet and crashed up the shore 10, to 12 ft its a steep shore line, some very short between tree line and loch, the drop offs are sheer in some areas, but about 30 mins before the wave hit I heard an acoustic knocking, which I believe was an under water rock fall, which due to the shape of the loch sets of a wave motion like a massive bath tub , the water moves across the loch from side to side and other waves travel the length and bounce back , when they clash, you get a massive cross chop of wave forms. However who am I to say there isnt a mystical beastie in the waters but there isn,t just very fat smart seals that work as a team catching salmon, like the killer whales that learnt to hunt sharks , they pass the hunting on from generation to generation, that thers a big accessable water up a river that the ness system salmon go through.
If its not bothering anyone....leave it alone.
Same thing i commented earlier, smh.. they won't done until that if exist pops up on land then what...
Agreed...most people aren't bothered, they're just bored.😅
If we look at the giant eel theory, it is best to keep an open mind, but the largest freshwater eel (Anguilla anguilla) ever caught in the UK was a specimen of 11 pounds 2 ounces, caught in a nutrient rich lake in southern England in 1978. In the 43 years since, in a country with a couple of million anglers, nobody has come anywhere near breaking that record. Loch Ness is a cold, deep oligotrophic lake in one of the coldest areas of the UK. As eels mainly feed during the warmer months, the idea that the monster sightings are giant eels is hard to believe in such an environment.
Love when you guys do any lake or sea monster ones. I watch them. Keep them going. Thank you. 😎
Shines' point about perspective and size being difficuilt to gauge in the absence of waves is brilliant. I just watched the 'Champ' documentary and a couple of the other lake monster ones too and the 'witnesses' nearly all comment on how flat the lake was during their sighting.
Also big shout out to this, the documentary was quite good and they interviewed people that the other documentaries ignore
I agree it was very good.
The town is not tormented by any means, don’t be silly.
Hahaha, right? at this point it's just a good story that the locals are cashing in on... more power to them :)
They are tormented by all that tourist money. How are they going to spend it all?
@@TruculentSheep Making a new ‘Nessy’ as they call it, because the old one is showing a bit of wear and tear
now!😂
Tormented by tourists, if anything
They have technology to reach other plantes but none to scan a lake....
The simple answer to that is lack of funding. The scientific community won't waste money and time on one single Loch that may or may not hold an elusive creature. Operation Deep Scan back in 1987 scanned the Loch and made contact with a strong target which was bigger than a shark but smaller than a whale.
@@TeamLNE I bet you have no idea what you are talking about. The biggest treussure are lost in sea battles and are on the bottom of the sea..... So funding isn't the problem.
Loch
@@misterc3793 What is the problem then for not searching for those lost treasures?
@@GabrielaLtc Ooh good question!! This will be interesting 😉
Monster or no monster, it's really eerie around the lake
Poor Steve, still after so many more years he waits by the lakeside for his first glimpse of the Lochess monster. He has been there for over 20 years now waiting for his childhood dream to come true. Gave up his marriage and house to live a solitary life by the lakeside. I really hope he gets to see the infamous Lochess monster soon
Sometimes, you choose a different path in life, and you get much more than you would have the other way. I did same as Steve, and I am million times happier than I would have been.
@@PoeLemicagreed
He's like that guy who rode on a rocket ship to prove the earth is flat! The guy must be truly mentally challenged. This stupid topic emerges every few years; more often than -------- !
For some, a fantasy is better than nothing. @@PoeLemic
Imagine someone going to loch Ness for the first time and taking really good film footage and Steve was there and he didn't have his camera ready. That would be terrible for Steve. I hope he gets some really good film footage as he's been the person that deserves it.
This is the kinda stuff I was asking for! Thanks, team!
As anyone ever questioned St. Columba, I would say this guy's credibility is in question.
Nessie`s seen it all before. Why does no one talk about the four divers killed in loch long. One diver who survived said it was a giant 20` + conga eel. Strange it hasn't been spoke of again.
When did this happen?
Yes l have heard of another story about loch long not this one check out Arthur c Clarke's lake monsters in 19421 a 24 feet serpent type monster was found dead on the bank of loch long, the local vet said he'd never seen a creature like that. But lve never heard of four divers killed could you give more details.
Ive driven by loch long many a moon ago and it's s bizarre place so it doesn't surprise me there might be unknown sea beasties lurking in there l wouldn't swim in loch long for a million quid.
Killed is perhaps a little melodramatic, drowned would be more accurate. nevertheless Divers have spoken about the massive conga eels in loch long which were attributed to the drownings of the divers in the early seventies. I have searched for some time but have never found it mentioned again. The location may play a part into why the government would discourage any influx of people into this sensitive area and would prefer it to be forgotten about. This is why ancient dinosaurs in loch ness I feel to be a "red herring". The answer is more simple, Loch ness has its own huge eels, and the conga is territorial and more aggressive. beware of the monster. @@Mrz-sb1hw
Tq for this.I was waiting to watch something interesting whilst doing work from home.
How cool is this ,I started with William Shatner and his aliens ,and kept watching 👀
I can't stop, it's my new go to .
Don't judge me,your here too😂
damn, to pursue happiness like Steve takes balls of steel....
There's so many possible explanations for all the sightings that I think there's unlikely to be something there in my humble opinion, but it does make life more interesting.
This is why I don't swim outside of public pools lol.
🤣
One thing I noticed in this documentary is that most of the sightings are in June I wonder if its a coincidence or perhaps if the creature is real it rises to the surface when the weather is hot during the summer
If this monster is being seen from 6th century AD then it has a very long lifespan or there are more than one monsters..
I believe that Nessie is real but in relation to St Columba, I reckon that incident was nothing more than an early attempt at ancient PR as Columba at the times was on a holy mission. It's also worth pointing out that if the Columba account is real then the incident took place in the River Ness rather than the Loch itself. The mystery continues...
There ain't no monster only secret navy testing new underwater vehicles
@@princesssolace4337 COOL! Can you share a link to this claim? Also, the navy didn't have access to the Loch back in the day so that doesn't explain all these accounts. I'm also not sure if you're joking 🤔 I'm a terrible judge of character lol
@@TeamLNE The river is the overflow to the sea. In winter it can get very deep
@@127cmore I've lived near by and also visit frequently and you're right it can get deep in the winter just like many other rivers around Scotland. Its highly unlikely that a 20-30ft creature would go unnoticed. There are far too many eyes on that river. Not matter how fast that water flows there are still sections that just couldn't not hide such a large creature.
Queensbridge N.Y '2 Sydney `Oz Solid salute 4 this Loch ness documentary☝🏼💎💖💛💐🌉💫
I have this documentary on VHS with a completely different narrator. This is word for word.
🤣 🤣 🤣 somehow I find this very funny.
So I went outside and my DAMN BAR GOT ROBBED!
The Mystery of Loch Ness is going to turn into The Legend of Steve!
I just love your videos they are very interesting to watch. Did they say the first time it was seen 150 yrs ago. Would the Loch Nest monster be alive today?
More like 500 years ago.
First account was actually with St Columba but that's up for debate for several reasons. First being, the encounter actually happened in the River Ness and not the actual Loch. Second reason, you could say that Columba's story is nothing more than an early version of religious PR because at the time, St Columba was trying to convert the Picts to Christianity.
IF there’s ONE, and it’s an animal, then there’s more than one. It’s a breeding colony of the things. Either that or it’s one animal that has been alive for multiple centuries, and that cannot be, because an animal that lived that long would be on speaking terms with the locals by now.
@@roddmatsui3554 Haha 'speaking terms with the locals' so true!! I personally don't believe that it's just ONE creature, Nessie ain't flying solo that's for sure.
People will argue that there's not enough fish within the Loch to sustain a breeding colony but that's assuming that Nessie eats only fish. We now know that there's a ridiculous amount of Eels within the Loch, far more than we thought. There's also a few accounts where individuals have suggested that Nessie eats the shrubbery which surrounds the shores (see Arthur Kopit's account) and because we still haven't identified the creature it's impossible to say conclusively exactly what the creature eats.
@@TeamLNE What creature ? Show me this creature of which you speak and we can start to study and discuss what it does and doea not do. There's a reason why science demands a body.
How can you be terrorized by something in the water? I'm fascinated by it but not terrified. I would be if I was in the water but it's so cold you'd freeze anyway
Search for Robert Badger and his scary encounter below the waves. It never fails to give me chills!
@@TeamLNE just looked up Robert Badgers. Really interesting read
St. Columba at 7:57 looks like the professor from the Morag documentary!!
Sooo hope there is something down there
I've sat on the shore of Loch Ness a few times just wishing this to be true. Nice place, but definitely no monster
Nessie Lives!!!
Hmm.. by the graphic. I always thought of Nessie to be a sort of lovable Plesiosaur type cryptid. Never once did I imagine her with with sharp teeth and dangerous.
I have a question: what are the chances it has existed, but for living so long, what are the chances it might have passed away? I'm not saying it's not real I'm saying what if it passed away recently and the bones are dug under the mucky soil?
I'm pretty sure it's some type of dinosaur and they lived to be 300 plus years old
Yes wouldn't the 300 yrs and even maybe plus 1000 more has already pass?
@@stephanieaspenmoreno6767 there's also the hollow earth theory. Some people legit think dinosaurs will be coming back very soon. With the end times.
I believe in the hollow earth (watch the new King Kong/godzilla movie to see it).
The RUclips channel called New Earth has a video about the end times.
Lots of lakes and the ocean's are connected by underground tunnels/caverns.
They could even be living in a slightly higher dimension and only visible to us for a few mere seconds, whenever the situations right. Similar to Sasquatch.
My my mind there's a lot of explanations for how it could be alive.
Dinosaurs were around in the middle ages to. Dragons and many others
@@stephanieaspenmoreno6767 ruclips.net/video/Dl-KY0SEaB4/видео.html
There's every possibility that Nessie has died but the recent sonar contact would strongly disagree.
The notion that something huge would be living in a LAKE, all ALONE, and with not enough of a food source to maintain it is ridiculous.
food source? Loads of fish in Lochs. But yeah I still think its nonsense.
Loch Ness is 600 feet deep, and the water is murky with peat. Plenty of food. And whatever is there presumably would not be all alone. There have been several believable suggestions as to what keeps being seen there.
A theory goes that it can come and go as it pleases because the loch is connected to the sea
They should just drain the loch.
@@VioletAutumn- it cannot. seals yes, i giant monster that needs to breathe air every 20 minutes no. not without being seen.
As seen on the investigation of River Monsters, I still think it's an unusually large Sturgeon which are known to be able to grow to large large sizes
23:18 has telescope that can "see craters on the moon", but yet can't make out Nessie WHICH IS MUCH MUCH MUCH CLOSER!
When the show keep flashing the "Surgeon's photograph", it's clear they deny the true state of the evidence.
The surgeon’s photograph was a fake. Any show that shows it immediately fails for credibility. If they can’t even do that tiny bit of research, don’t watch.
I agree with guitarista67, opening with a PROVEN fake image, is not very credible. Notice the wakes compared to the alleged creature. Those wakes would have to be huge!
@@guitarista67 It's impossible to separate the image from Loch Ness, yeah it's a fake but it's actually a beautiful wee photo and world famous. I do agree with you though!
Have you heard cryptozoologists Loren Coleman challenge on the fake? It's pretty poor and weak. Apparently according to him the materials used to create the model didn't exist back then, therefore it's impossible to be a hoax. REALLY!! The pyramids were built without today's technology and look at it now, it's still standing. Cryptozoology would gain more credit if individuals used logic!
@@TeamLNENo, cryptozoology wouldn't exist if they used logic and reason.
@@simpsonmark Interesting. Part of me would agree with you but I think that everyone including cryptozoologists should and must apply logic and reasoning when these studies are being carried out. It's not a bad thing in my eyes.
Do another new one
On champ in lake Champlain ethers has Been some new sightings I believe there. 🤗
A breeding population has to be around a few hundred living individuals. There is no way a few hundred giant monsters live in that small area without being credibly seen all the time. There is also no way that just ONE individual has lived there for thousands of years.
I saw Nessie once, from Urquhart Castle, apparently this is one of the best places along the bonnie banks of the Loch to catch a glimpse of the monster. 🦕😉
It's thought that the reason most of the sightings occur near Urquhart Castle is because there is a place to park a car there, so more people are likely to be there at any given time.
@@catrionam.mackirnan6646 the castle is a hotspot for sightings
I went to Loch Ness. I saw Elvis water skiing and the boat was driven by Bigfoot.
Now yer talkin' !
I remember i have seen this image in doreamon movie😂😂
Woooww they were Literally showing truth and i always thought it was just for fun... 👏👏👏
😂😂
The West end surgeon's photo on 9:30 shows a very small monster, given the size of the waves around it. Looks like a turtle in a pond.
There's no big monster in the Loch, but the kid in me likes to think that long ago - there was.
Sounds like George Edwards was trying to do a Sean Connery impression.
first twenty five minutes of this documentary presented camera footage evidence that i havent seen before and the sonar indication of a lochness-shaped figure. the two claims of loud boisterous disturbances in the water were also interesting.
32:35 that 'flipper' photo is 'enhanced' beyond recognition. It looks nothing like the original.It's known to be a fraud.
I definetly believe the man encountered some unknown giant creature.
@@anubusx I don't.
So what do you do for a living?
I am the local monster hunter 🤣
Has anyone ever tried to use cheese for bait? I heard they love cheese 🧀
Fu realz mein 😅
We all know how Sheogorath feels about cheese 🧀🧀
lol
I have always thought in the back of my mind cheese and onions. Do I have to spell it out?
@@indy_go_blue6048 imagine a slow moving vessel pouring warm nacho cheese from a hot vat into the lake as they sail. Occasionally throw in some chips and onions. It would be irresistible to any monster to ignore!
Good grief !! Are they selling bridges, also??
Have you noticed nobody names their kids Marmaduke anymore? Probably a good thing.
Its been 2021, and they still believe in loch ness.
Now that virtually everyone carries a high-quality camera with them virtually all the time, the number of recorded images should be greatly increasing. Same for UFOs.
Its a huge Catfish..a huge spotted Wells catfish...some pretty big Wolf Eels.also....GOD bless🙌🙌.
Let's wait & see. During the lockdowns of 2020 & 2021 without any or very few (noisy) boats or ppl on the water the critters must have felt more free than ever. It's likely someone secretly got good footage, so once over the fear of fines from breaking curfew they may release this footage💛
I do hope these beautiful creatures remain forever free❤️
13:12... the video shows trail which can only be caused by large object don't you think? an unidentified moving object definitely larger than poultry
Its not a flesh and blood creature.
I believe when people see it, they are seeing a glimpse of something from the past, like a time slip. People are definitley seeing something but it's not physical, that's why it can't be found
You're entitled to your opinion but that's borderline crazy, I don't mean that in a nasty way at all so please don't be offended. Your theory is fun and interesting but very unlikely as it doesn't explain sonar contact, land based sightings where impressions have be left and disturbances/wakes on the Loch. If this creature isn't physical then how would you explain it's impact on the environment?
Like a blip on the matrix computer ? Ive wondered the same thing . How do you recount a soldier in Vietnam from NY who saw Roman soldiers marching Past him in the heat of battle and he had no idea who they were but later he learned that they were Roman legionaries.
He basically said he didn’t know who they were at the time but later he learned that by what we know Roman soldiers were dressed like back then it was what he saw …. I think the timelines rub parallel to ours and sometimes the computer blips and we see the past or the future .
@@panchopistola8298 there's also a theory about the amount of granite present in Loch Ness that could act as some sort of power that enables these things to take place
@@panchopistola8298 I think because he was in the heat of battle that's perhaps why he seen this image. Warfare, PTSD and stress can cause serious hallucinations. The human mind is extremely sensitive and fragile especially in those situations.
Again its your opinion and theory but I completely disagree with you. What individuals are seeing is a creature that is very much alive and present.
@@barriedavison7791 Wow! I've heard it all now 😂 Barrie, I like a good laugh but are you being serious? Can you please share a link to where this theory comes from? I'm interested now!
A single creature cannot survive for hundreds of years so a breeding tribe/school/ pod etc would be needed to continue and sightings should be more prevelent. Before the traditional answer of trapped dinosaurs, Lock Ness came into being after the last ice age long after dinos went extinct.
Recent DNA testing of the water has revealed the existence of eels. The lack of top end preditors may mean the existence of large specimens.
A person called gemmell admitted the 20% of the dna test results came back as unidentified
@@unotir7109 Please list your source and who is gemmell? Also unidentified means just that. It does not mean monsters.
Could the monsters be aliens, mutants or a tiny weany population of a very long living under-reproducing new species?
A person called adam stated categorically that the monsers were els
*Silver Documrntaries Loch Ness Monster exposed Scottish Town 1st sighting 1500 yrs.agto torrmented by monster worlds Mar. 1933 Best Mystery Steve TYVM Paul
The black and white photo looks like the arm of a swimmer 🤔...im telling myself!! 🤯
The black and white is fake photo
i wouldn't swim there. so dark
Freezing too to boot.
Swim safely near the bank, plenty of beaches to go to as well. Take a buoy with you. If you're cold wear a wetsuit, there aren't many places in Britain where you can swim without anyway, unless you are used to cold water. If you are respectful of the waters and safe it is a stunning place to swim in.
An old GPS setup and a fish finder isn't specialist kit.
Nessie might only be allowed to be seen by the locals. I wouldn't like to fight an overgrown forty feet snail. You wouldn't stand a chance.
15 - 20 ft eels at sea? Not a chance! 7 - 10 ft max
I thought the same.
That was the wake from the boat women had on video 😂
They finally found the monster, just needed tree friddy
When was this actually filmed? Before or after Mr Edward's the boat captain hoaxed a photo for business?
Food source add birds floating on top of the water and then there are reports of sheep disappearing . Even reports of severe rain storms where the creature can slide on wet ground on land short distances for sheep etc .
I don't understand why they don't just simplify the question of whether a monster exists or not by calculating if there is a large enough food supply to sustain something that size for so long in the lake?
They've done that, and the result is that there aren't enough fish in the Loch to keep something of that size alive, not to mention a breeding population..
@@Hdrunenzi720 Yeah, exactly. They have done that. Spot on. The consumption pyramid (or whatever the name is) doesn't have enough at bottom to feed a predator at top.
Hey Tom Clarke-Hill, where's Henry the Lizard?
Nothing more than a big salmon or sturgeon. They have been known to grow to more than 20 feet in length. Like my one eyed snake monster
If these MONSTERS aren't destroying your town, you are getting ripped off! GO GODZILLA!
I need about tree fiddy
Don't u dare give em dat
@@oghash4912 i gave him a dollar
If I put 1 orca in that lake...it would be clearly seen hundreds of times per year on camera, given the amount of tourism. Yet, some how a creature 10 times the size of an orca has never been seen on camera ever.
Wait, why is Shiver posting a documentary that belongs to another source?
Science Fiction Channel had a movie with same theory about it being all the same creature travels thru underwater caves into deep lakes and deep rivers all across the world and that's why creature has never been caught. Don't let them catch you creature they'll hurt you.
Tormented???Really?I would say the "monster"is a huge boost for the area with tourism etc
Those computers are way outta date. I doubt that he has updated programs to identify that creature in the picture.
😂😂
Ok so how is it tormented? It isn’t like Nessie is the town bully or leading a outlaw motorcycle gang and it takes Chuck Norris to ride in and save them
I'm scottish and I fish different lochs ever week loch new just has a weird feeling about it
The feeling you are about to get munched down like a kit kat is common in places 'weird' sightings happen.
@@LTPottenger 😅😅
You have been 'primed'. I think that is what it is called in psychology. It is a normal reaction when you go to a loch that is 'supposed' to have a monster in it. Going into a house reputed to be 'haunted' feels different than going into a house without such a reputation. QED
@@simpsonmark okay professor X
Im sure we will never know what in any large bodies of water. Things have been there forever & will be there long after these people are gone.
I am not so sure. You realise that they are looking for 30+ foot animals, not 'things' .They are looking for 1 example of 1 very large animal.
Tourism is good at Loch Ness. Would'nt want that to go away any time soon.....
Whatever this huge creature is , loch Ness is not it's home. This thing and others like him are just visitors. There should be a connection with ocean from underwater. according to map ( Google source) - At the northern end of lake , there is the Bona Narrows which opens out into Loch Dochfour, which feeds the River Ness and a further section of canal to Inverness, ultimately leading to the North Sea via the Moray Firth.
Oh, shut up...
I notice we can't see anything in that film, reminds me of all the UFOs, grainy, fuzzy, and like all bank camera footage.
I love how documentaries always use the very stupid ' surgeon photograph' that fake monster is 12 inches long!
lol!!
I still love looking at it.
ah the old rebranding a old docco trick
“Docco”? Are you Australian?
When I first saw that obnoxious surgeons photo when I was about 10, it looked like a cut out then! Laughable!!!!
Water Kelpies
A Lapras.
Will Nessie ever come home?
Didn’t realize Sean Connery was giving boat tours
That would be worthy of a documentary. He's been dead for about a year.
I visited the loch two years ago and loved the mystery but it's great for tourists!
Why do documentary keep showing the famous surgeons photo that's is a hoax as a proof.
I hate reenact especially when the woman hear just a noise and ran in the house for nothing,how's that a witness?
the loch ness monster is friends with the yeti
It's well known now a circus elephant went for a dip 👍
Yes I do plesiosaur I believe Sam and no matter what hundred years I won hundred percent sure that there’s a plesiosaur or more down . Mystery that’s what I’d like 98% of the ocean 2% that’s nothing absolutely nothing we got a long way to go and I am looking forward to the journey🦎
If there were plesiosaurs in Loch Ness we'd be seeing them very frequently as they were air breathers. My money is on something that resembles a plesiosaur but amphibian in feature. I agree with you, we've got a lot of exploring to do and not enough time lol All the best 👍
@@TeamLNE it's lapras
Gotta catch em all.
do you also think the world is flat?
What if just what if that monster had actually swam up out of water unexpectedly while they on boat, they all be scared out their witts and boat would turn ova, they be all dead, never take a chance to see unknown, humans needs stay away let the monsters be.
I don't think a lot of the people who claim to have seen it are telling the truth after listening to what they say. Some "eye witnesses" claim its this or that big, has flippers or 3 toed feet...., and some claim to be so shaken up that they continue to go near the water when they stated in interview that they're keeping their distance
7:05 There is an easy answer to Mrs.Palmer's question.
It's called a "WAKE" of a passing boat. smh.
That's a 🦢
The whole place looks pretty lifeless.
1500 years 90 years who's counting