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Secrets of Loch Ness (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans
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@ViktorAndy 20 дней назад

I wish this creature existed but at the same time i don't. You know that if it did, we would hunt it down.

@Gokash4672 18 дней назад

@@ViktorAndy very true!

@matusknives 16 дней назад

It would have been hunted down centuries ago.

@Gokash4672 20 дней назад

Even if it’s untrue, it’s very entertaining!👍🤩🇨🇦

@jsl1952 20 дней назад

we in British Columbia, Canada, have a supposed lake monster -Ogoppogo, at Lake Okanogan.

@Dzokhar 14 дней назад

I've heard people claim this has something to do with the way pike reproduce. There are a lot of these legends in lakes with pike.

@TheDadFaxs 20 дней назад

I remember back in the 90s they put a line of boats with sonar and went from one end of the lock to the other. Along with that play head underwater cameras which took a picture that looked like the patrol fin of a water bound dinosaur.

@anastasiabeaverhausen8220 16 дней назад

After it was computer enhanced and airbrushed.

@TheDadFaxs 16 дней назад

@@anastasiabeaverhausen8220 kind of hard to airbrush a video. I believe they also had a deep water camera. And they were videotaping the screen when it went by.

@twizbrown2126 20 дней назад

28 years later😂. Loch Ness seems to be trolling us land creatures

@FiveStar-u6f День назад

By not showing any state of his existence

@intignia 6 дней назад

Don't forget that Tim Dinsdale did a thorough study of the Loch Ness monster back before we had all this high tech stuff. He interviewed someone (or maybe it was himself) who had actually seen the monster out of the water along the side of the lake. This is back when the road surrounding the loch was small and there was a lot less traffic.

@maggieo6672 4 дня назад

Very interesting, thanks for sharing. ❤️😊

@amia7999 20 дней назад

Drain the Oceans! Every episode is fascinating. Love it!

@carrieandretti 19 дней назад

Me 2!!♥️ I say, Drain it! So excited to see what been hiding from view😊🎉

@jenpink4298 20 дней назад

Absolutely fascinating! But I’m still holding out hope for Nessie❤

@donabellahardeneravlogs790 20 дней назад

Thanks for the effort of documenting this significant place!

@rtx2070... 20 дней назад

When standing next to a certain lake, people will more or less imagine something mysterious under the lake.

@DanielAbisaiRosalesZelaya 20 дней назад

this video is a masterpiece

@user-vk5yn7lt7p 16 дней назад

Thank you for breaking it down so clearly!

@TheHighlanderX 20 дней назад

Thank you 🖖🏻🥃

@hayeonkim7838 20 дней назад

Thanks for beautiful and valuable video as always ❤❤❤

@Breaking.Bias23 20 дней назад

Very interesting and interesting video👍

@cdfdesantis699 13 дней назад

Cool to see "Drain the Ocean" explore Loch Ness & its ubiquitous Nessie.

@Atheist_OVOvegetarian 18 дней назад

زۆر سوپاس بۆ دابینکردنی ئەم بابەتە سەرسوڕهێنە وەک هەمیشە کارەکانتان مەزنە ❤

@fritziepisarski8681 14 дней назад

I’ve loved watching D the O . It’s amazingly to see the technology. It’s one of my favorite shows. That being said, I think i rather still believe there is a Nessie. Since I was a child I have been fascinated by the idea that there could be a prehistoric creature in the loch. While in my heart I know the truth, Nessie will always be the most fascinating of all creatures.🦕

@epiccurious3536 20 дней назад

OMG! What could cause a tiny wave in a lake?! I just can't imagine anything else but a fake monster! LMAO

@2l84t 20 дней назад

Otters playing chase. Giant fresh water eel.

@notmyworld44 20 дней назад

You know they never find anything, but it's still sort of interesting.

@michaelcondrey8681 20 дней назад

First of all that picture the famous one is fake when I first saw that picture in the early eighties I knew it was fake

@Azmat-khan563 19 дней назад

Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

@thegodofstealth8456 День назад

For those that dont know Jeremy Wade did an episode to find the Loch Ness monster and found out that it is greenland sharks.

@votrung227 16 дней назад

As a Vietnamese kid , I used to think that there was a dinosaur alive in this lake 😂 and I thought about it all time

@djtu7280 18 дней назад

The monster has disappeared ever since the cameras became advanced. How fascinating the nature is

@yusumnn2007 16 дней назад

So have ghosts

@chris.asi_romeo 18 дней назад

I like Drain the Oceans. 💯👏

@kristijannastoski7059 5 дней назад

Looks like a spin-off to the recent papa jake pond monster videos ❤❤❤😂😂😂🇨🇦

@jeremydion9460 19 дней назад

If the Loch Ness monster is good enough for Drain the Oceans, surely a Baltic Sea Anomaly episode can’t be far off.

@muaoribia4140 15 дней назад

They should have Erik Todd Dellums voice over one of these Drain the Ocean eps. I'd "dig it" even more!

@lovinlifeinmaine9342 10 дней назад

We have those rings here in Maine during the winter.

@dung20.aominh72 15 дней назад

Another video about loch Ness please

@caroleminke6116 18 дней назад

I lived on the shore of Lake Champlain in Vermont during much of these investigations & we supposedly had our own lake monster, but although I saw many interesting things emerge from the deep cold waters, I never thought for a moment that they were anything but optical or photographic illusions. Excellent for Vermont publicity as well as tourism though

@anastasiabeaverhausen8220 16 дней назад

Always look to the Chamber of Commerce. A local legend is good for business.

@Neverforget71324 20 дней назад

Did anyone check on James May's whereabouts during these sightings?

@fansizhe9997 20 дней назад

Incredible story!!!👍👏🏻😍😍😍

@japanneedsjesus 11 дней назад

What do ancient alien astronaut physicists have to say? Ancient alien astronaut physicists say YES!

@Nypromi 17 дней назад

Looks like someone in mid swing while swimming almost.

@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574 4 дня назад

if they are plesiosaurs why couldnt they have just swam in AFTER the glacier melted?

@mattm597 11 дней назад

It would have to surface dozens of times every day for air---in one of the most popular and visited tourist destinations in Europe. I don't think so.

@Anyaroldan 10 дней назад

Crusoe 😢❤

@Beauty_In_Simplicity 19 дней назад

It's a large sturgeon or eel, something like that. 😊 Lake Champlain has one too, called Champ!

@jamisonrea2345 12 дней назад

Large eels or sturgeon don't have long necks that are attached to there bodies

@paulzawertany7908 20 дней назад

More than one creature in the loch

@shivexshivute1382 20 дней назад

Our Datas 😅😅

@frankhernandez6883 13 дней назад

didn't St. "I swear to god" see the monster out of the water back in the 16th century?

@tracidavis3565 День назад

I enjoyed The Waterhorse

@ant-1382 19 дней назад

Munin. How appropriate a name for a seeker.

@lotturner6690 14 дней назад

I’ve seen it. I’ve seen it again.

@quacksackerthegreatstarfir6996 17 дней назад

If you look at the sonar probe they launched the distortion from the waves make it look like it's a living, moving object....

@unmlksh 10 дней назад

People might have seen a Greenland Shark and thought it to be a monster. This could be a possible explanation of the origin of the legend of Loch Ness monster.

@straightshooterz 19 дней назад

I think k there’s a deep cave in the lake I also think lochness is actually a humongous serpent. See how an anaconda snake swims, would be similar to what eyewitness see in the lake

@fredclements6843 13 дней назад

I’m here for the beans

@kaitokid6090 13 дней назад

i have seen it 1 time i live near it one time i see a head and a hump

@reyskypony6909 20 дней назад

I think your videos are beautiful and valuable

@basildog007 11 дней назад

For 4 years, Japanese scientists have tried to blow Nessie out of the water. We need to help our underwater friend!

@melonybedia7831 9 дней назад

water horse its like the movie

@JeffH6158 20 дней назад

You lose all credibility when you highlight a photo debunked multiple times as a model created by an individual to fool the public.

@kevinlprod 19 дней назад

That the purpose… Put this picture to debunked if… 😅

@carrieandretti 19 дней назад

Got it! Thx!

@livbradley4577 19 дней назад

National Geographic is not losing credibility over a photo on a topic that most people recognize as a myth! People with half a brain would be able to put together this is for entertainment they are just using photos that are available because there aren’t any actual photos.

@TheC4Aguirre 18 дней назад

It’s called clickbate

@skankhunt434 18 дней назад

Cry about it

@chrislickteig5986 20 дней назад

As a Kid this was so interesting to me. As a adult I don't think there is a dinosaur swimming around. There would have to be a population of them for there to be even 1

@gookawild5543 20 дней назад

They are all idiots. Especially the guy that was waiting 28 years later 🤡

@DeborahThird-og1uo 11 дней назад

Coelacanth……. 😉

@japanneedsjesus 11 дней назад

There is some whale or shark that can live for 300 years. So maybe Nessie just has a long life span?

@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574 4 дня назад

Plesiosaurs are not dinosaurs

@voycressv460 15 часов назад

Are they or you so sure it does not exist , what if it does exist ,hmm, hmm. food for thought.

@frankhernandez6883 13 дней назад

I think Bull sharks can go from salt water to fresh

@sheilatruax6172 9 дней назад

They can

@frankhernandez6883 8 дней назад

@@sheilatruax6172 thanks

@TheHarper11 11 дней назад

Loch Ness is only 10,000 years old. The plesiosaurs died millions of years ago. Whatever it is, it isn't a plesiosaur.

@Lancewanderer 20 дней назад

Finally lochness monster put to an end😊

@jamisonrea2345 12 дней назад

It's not

@user-fi6qr8wb9u 16 дней назад

I think it was 65 million years ago

@MDeLorien 13 дней назад

The lake is only 10 thousand years old 😊

@UsThemis764 20 дней назад

💞

@leo.053 20 дней назад

to keep tourism alive everyone tells lies about this story

@bettyboadwine4890 20 дней назад

With all the cell phones around I don't think nearly as many people believe in Nessy. I'm traveling there this fall because it's by Inverness, I recognize the name and there is a glass blower in fort Augustus. I don't believe in a monster. There could possibly be a marine animal that has eluded scientists , but it's unlikely.

@carrieandretti 19 дней назад

Keeping their Nessie fantasy alive. However years later, in this vid, it looks like they actually believe in it!! 😮

@user-nu1fh4qt4w 18 дней назад

Actually I dont believe this either. But there can be an unfound monster in this black dark waters

@jamisonrea2345 12 дней назад

How are they lies. Just because some then has never been found, Does meant that it doesn't exist

@suparkon 4 дня назад

Jeremy everest the geologist...😂 How coincidence

@agatha9071 20 дней назад

He just wanted $2,50. Edit: 3,50 my bad XD

@japanneedsjesus 11 дней назад

It was $3.50! Actually it was tree fidy!

@agatha9071 10 дней назад

@@japanneedsjesus Oh that's true hahaha

@jaredfavaro7453 20 дней назад

NEW EPISODE.....from years ago

@mrwest5552 19 дней назад

wait, if i watch the vid, will the ? LN secrets still be secrets ?

@taymazdizali1894 20 дней назад

I saw a ducumentary film about this monster fourty years ago containing that old film kadrs in this ducumentary. If this monster once existed now it not exist anymore.

@carrieandretti 19 дней назад

They gotta sell the Nessie trinkets... it's a fun fantasy 😊

@Raw_Hitz 20 дней назад

Nessie gave birth to Messi

@chongchonsong7991 19 дней назад

❤

@BillAngelos 16 дней назад

Is natgeo turning into the history channel? Why TF is this on natgeo?

@alterego4727 19 дней назад

What if,,that lake just a gate

@monkeypolice3048 20 дней назад

Omg when is people going to wake up. ("Log")ness monster.

@masterChiZhee 20 дней назад

It's an orca dorsal fin 🤦‍♂️

@aliviahehe9617 18 дней назад

Not really

@jamisonrea2345 12 дней назад

That wake theory doesn't solve anything. What about the neck an head that people had being seeing from Nessy. An at no time over the pictures of nessy has anyone that I know of or heard about, seen any kind of boat anywhere the loch

@anthonydavis2156 20 дней назад

it is real

@gookawild5543 20 дней назад

That's what she said...

@Desperado070 13 дней назад

3:22 that can be a billion things, even a branch that floated around mostly submerged except for that piece you see. People just want to believe in fairy tales it seems. I wonder if their life is so boring that that is why they do these things.

@daydairy 19 дней назад

I think it is a snake 😮

@lavoye71 10 дней назад

Dna nothing monster

@lippa2105 5 дней назад

Sure, yeah. Now explain the Loch Ness attack of the 1600's. Surely it couldn't have been a wake.

@ecsyntric 20 дней назад

well tried disney

@Dr77738 15 дней назад

Okay guys... Doctor that lived along the Lock Ness carved out a wooden duck decoy... nice carving of a prehistoric ceoleocanth... right?! Please stop all this B.S. 😢

@libertyblueskyes2564 18 дней назад

whales don't have long necks. And neither do waves. you scientists are reaching.

@v.e.7236 2 дня назад

I find it comical to believe any dinosaur could survive in a underwater cave, let alone survive an ice age. These creatures would still need to breath, as they had no gills. Or maybe we're talking a "hollow earth" scenario? Cool science and all, but really silly to think such a creature could exist. Nice fantasy.

@GinArgent 20 дней назад

Even its fake, if you believe it Enough its become real 😅

@-FairuzBalqis 11 дней назад

@kenneth4882 14 дней назад

LochNess, Unicorn, BigFoot, Dragon… they all exist if you believe in them 😅

@SherryXLynn-zl7zz 20 дней назад

If people would part with the THEORY of millions and billions.....things make so much more sense.

@2l84t 20 дней назад

6000? 🤣🤣🤣

@SherryXLynn-zl7zz 20 дней назад

@@2l84t it's not even that....they can never say what formula they use to get BILLIONS of anything. And they won't, because there isn't one. There is NO known method for dating anything in the billions.

@Backedone-ss5vw 20 дней назад

Add some space & science episodes. I know you have many episodes and renound scientists are in that episodes.

@chris.asi_romeo 18 дней назад

Loch Ness Monster is a type sea serpent or sea dragon that survived the flood and still living today.

@jamisonrea2345 12 дней назад

no it's not. Unknown creature I'd say

@4362mont 15 дней назад

Deep Scam?

@jbrobertson6052 17 дней назад

I noticed that you guys never mentioned anything about the 8-10 foot tall extraterrestrials that were seen in the lake by a group of about 8 Russian Military Divers and when they told their Commanders the divers were told to capture one of them. They were down about 200 feet and when they tried to throw a net over one of them all of a sudden they were all propelled instantly out of the water to almost 60 feet in to the air and because they were all so deep and didn't have time to decompress they all had the bends (decompression sickness) and many of them died. And the Russian Military tried to cover it up.

@carrieandretti 19 дней назад

LochNess: I see wood/logs 31:38 floating down the river 👀

@shlokshah195 20 дней назад

I am the first one to comment

@degagnemarc 14 дней назад

Bof!

14 дней назад

The narrator, heard before, is irritating in trying to make every sentence have a dramatic end especially when not warranted. Sometimes works but mostly not. Drain that too.