The Real Story Of The Loch Ness Monster
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Today we are in Loch Ness, Scotland to use my DJI Mini 2 drone to hunt for the Loch Ness Monster. We have footage from the drone, the Go Pro Hero Black 8, the gimbal and iphone, and also additional footage used with permission, or that are free use.
Fact check note on the surgeons photo:
It took another 60 years to reveal the true origins of the Surgeon’s Photograph. Ninety year old Christian Spurling, (Marmaduke Wetherell step son) admitted he had colluded with Wetherell and Wilson to produce a hoax photograph.
Twitter story of the “Surgeon’s Photo”
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In 2014 after “Official Registrar of Loch Ness Monster Sightings reported no sightings of the creature had been recorded in 18 months. This was the first time since 1925 so much time had passed without a confirmed sighting claims, many feared the Loch Ness Monster was dead. Then Andrew Dixon who was browsing an Apple map of the Loch saw what appeared to be the monster close to the surface of the loch. Possible explanations for the image were it could be the wake of a boat, a seal causing ripples or a floating log. Some even believe the image was Photoshopped using an image of a whale shark. Closer inspection did also reveal the image bore a close resemblance to a Loch Ness-based cruise ship called the Jacobite Queen.
Most scientists consider it impossible for a dinosaur like creature to survive for millions of years unseen. Most sightings are simply explained away by floating logs or unusual waves. Loch Ness is fed from the Moray Firth in the North Sea via the River Ness. The sea is frequented by porpoises, dolphins and whales and seals and dolphins have been filmed in the loch many times. In the last three decades independent scientists have used sonar and satellite imagery to scan every inch of the loch and found 'no trace of any large animal living there'. The Loch Ness monster however is estimated it to be worth in the region of £50 million per annum and more than 500,000 tourists travel to the area every year in the hope of sighting the beast. Reason enough them to keep the secret of Loch Ness secret.
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Welcome to the story of the Loch Ness Monster!
OMG, Karley, this was certainly worth the wait. Loved it so much! IMHO, this is your personal best video to date Your drone footage, narration, use of historical video clips, scripting, editing, and production value are top notch - what one would expect to see on PBS, the History channel, Lifetime, etc. Your choice and use of music, and sound is likewise superb. You've definitely set the highest bar for yourself and other RUclipsrs. Professionally done. Congratulations. You've certainly grown in your ability in such a relatively short time span. Looking forward so much to your next video.🤗 Kuddos to you.
Btw, Karley, you certainly do relate to us viewers drawing us into the wondrous storytelling web you weave.
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Thank you so much! I really appreciate the kind words.
Thanks for being so thorough in your research! I really appreciate all the edit inserts that go along with the whole story!
Thoroughly enjoyed this Nessie video. So well done in all aspects.
Thanks Alan! I really appreciate that.
One of my favorite stories.Great video.
Thank you!
It's a shame the Loch Ness (Nessie) and it's cousin, the Lake Champlain monster (Champ) doesn't exist. Sandra Mansi took a photo of Champ in 1977 and many have debunked it as a twisted piece of log. There was even an Unsolved Mysteries episode of Champ and Sandra Mansi. However, I do like your thought that despite no evidence or lack thereof that this fabled cryptid exists, we still want to hang on to the sliver of a glimmer of hope that this monster does exist. It draws tourism and income to a small town or country that otherwise wouldn't have anything (or much).
Tourism wouldn’t be the same without these stories for sure.
Very well researched and presented.
Thank you!
I’ve just gone from watching videos of you in America and now to Scotland, my favourite place ever. Recently just done the north coast 500 and it was amazing! Do you live here now?
I’m just traveling in the US right now. But the videos of Scotland, Ireland, Wales, & England were all filmed in October.
Hi karley, very well done, enjoyed it, think you should become a UK resident we would love you over here 👍👍
Hahaha hey I’d love to spend more time there. So much to see that we didn’t have time for.
P.S., Karley, when will your vlog tour of the Loch Ness Visitor Centre and Exhibition be posted for members of this channel to enjoy? 🤔
Btw, responding to your ending question, I think the credible accounts of Nessie sightings are likely attributed to an unknown species of LARGE eels likely indigenous to that waterway.
I’ll get that out for members today 🤘🏽
Love the driving SFX
Thanks! It ended up looking ok!
It's just people... but I am going to pretend it is real as well. 😁 This is the best video I have seen on the Loch Ness Monster. Well done Karley!! 🐉
Ah thank you so much!
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Thank you so much!
Notice the ripples in the water at 0:19 - Some believe they are mistaken for the Loch Ness Monster being that the lake is thin and can easily make this effect -
Yep! Wakes, waves, ripples, bird landings, etc all have been mistaken for sightings.
I love these kind of videos keep up the great work! BTW I changed my name from trucker John to captain john ☠
Oh sweet. Good to know. And thank you! Glad you’re liking the content 🤘🏽
Nessie the greatest monster in the world and is an SAS monster never see it or hear it. Too clever.
I’m into it.
What if it lives under the ground under the lake... Hmmmm....
Hey I'm into it if there was proof
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Hope you enjoyed the video
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