In Search Of: The Loch Ness Monster (Part 2) (S2, E2) | Full Episode



The Loch Ness Monster may be the world’s most famous unidentified species. Is it simply a legend, or could it be much more? To find out, we’ll compare decades of encounters across Europe, in Season 2, Episode 2, “Loch Ness Monster Part 2.”

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39 thoughts on “In Search Of: The Loch Ness Monster (Part 2) (S2, E2) | Full Episode”

  1. @4:23 IT WAS A DEAD BASKING SHARK CARCASS! And of course they'll leave out the picture taken of it! The "hair" is not hair, but rather decomposing collagen: the fabric that helps muscle cleave to bone and tendon! It looks like hair in certain species whilst decomposing. COME ON! A HUGE REPTILIAN CREATURE WITH HAIR??? Youtube really does depend on people's stupidity in order to keep itself up and running 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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  2. the only way to find if lochness really exist is very simple if u have the money for it….. u find 4 points of interest and place 4 unmanned submarines there loaded with sonar,infared etc and u leave it only to do maintance on it they subs doesnt even need motors running to keep it a float let them sink to the bottom u dont want sounds to scare off the animal or make it run silently and that should give you your answer because something will pass by one of them if it exist … the subs can be size large or small either way u will get answers

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  3. When I was a kid I used to believe in the monster but now that I am an adult I don't. The reason, it can't be 1 creature. It would need to have a sustainable breeding population and for wild animals to avoid inbreeding that's a out 1,000 individuals…

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  4. Sturgeon are a good culprit and they grow very large. Also there are big Well's Catfish capable of making way over 150lb and are becoming more prevalent in the UK. I don't know what it is, if anything but the evidence is sparce to say the least. Am on the fence about a cryptoid but maybe a large fish of some kind.

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  5. If the sonar was able to see a school of fish and saw the mystery shape moving, what were its observations of the divers? It should have corroborated their presense near the big shape and its movement past them. Or if they saw the shape moving why didn't the boat just follow it and learn more?

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  6. I used to be obsessed with the loch ness monster as a kid but this is such a waste of money; I feel like this time and effort would be better spent on the ufo phenomena

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  7. Vertebrae were from a shark, as they are obviously cartilaginous vertebrae and not boney, so the carcass on the Orkney beach was likely a basking shark. FUn fact, in Orkney the basking shark is known as hoe-mother "the mother of the pickled dog-fish".

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  8. The creature could have and mostly did evolve if it lived longer than we thought it did. So it is possible it was a plesiosaur thatvovled to be able to lift s head/neck out of the water…

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  9. Why doesn't the captain follow the black image and try to get a better picture. Why have divers take a look. I suppose using divers makes it more interesting.

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  10. All the depictions done in old times shows a very peculiar specific of the facial features they all depict what’s either a prolonged lower lip , or an appendage at the place of the chin…
    The feature of coarse hair to feel the presence of prey is also glanced over..
    All these similarities it’s not a coincidence

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  11. Chasing a Apex predator and getting into its killing grounds using that as a method to confirm.
    Imagine doing that to a polar bear or other Known Apex predator…geee what can go wrong..

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  12. A profile of the creature would be nice, but the best thing would be a decent photo. We've profiled the T-Rex, too, but a photo of a live T-Rex would trump all that…😉

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  13. A long necked creature could stick its neck out of the water if it rised vertically. A fish cant stick its head out of water if its swimming horizontally but it can if it swims vertically it and can even jump vertically straight out of the water so why couldn't a long neck creature do the same.

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  14. 28:46 No, we are NOT looking for a big, long neck! I guess he didn't get the new, updated information regarding the neck. 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏿‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦‍♀️

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