Loch Ness Monster Conspiracy EXPOSED | History's Greatest Mysteries (Season 4)

Is the Loch Ness Monster really out there? Or is it all a big hoax? Learn more in this clip from Season 4, Episode 1, "The Loch Ness Monster."

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[AJwoodway]

There’s possibly more animals roaming the planet that we dont know about then there are known ones.

[TRINI]

They went from convincing us it was fake, to leaving us with questions.

[damiandriscoll]

I remember hearing that the Lochs waters are zero visibility after 30 or forty feet and divers couldn't see after that. They also reported there are underground caves off the loch where it could be hiding...true or not we've only discovered 7% of our oceans depths if that.
I'd like to know what is going on down there versus up there....we can send a "rover" to Mars, yet can't see the bottom of the ocean bed🤔🙄

[PeteQld]

Whichever story it is, she is staying hidden or it's well done to the Scottish people! Nesse has brought people together from all around.

[asurlybarber]

The Loch Ness Monster is as phoney as a football bat. That being said, Nessie still owes me $3.50

[clairisalong]

The first photo is not the first sighting, I believe stories of sightings were already very old by the time photography became popular, so best not to forget that part.

[Noobmaster-ycpf]

The picture almost looks like someone's arm trying to make it look like a creature.

[williamlevy]

Lmfao. Aleister Crowley scammed everyone. That's his arm poised like a Magic only works in plain sight!!!! I love this.

[Thecraftycarper]

There’s not enough food in the loch to sustain one monster let alone a family of them.
I think it’s a sturgeon as they can grow in that environment and they grow very very big in Canada and certain types of sturgeon have been know to put their long nose out of the water

[JesusSoria-uo]

Why don't they set up cameras all over the lake? We have so much technology

[robinf]

I just wanna say this is WICKED COOL the picture of the Loch Ness monster in the black and white is completely fake it was taken a toy submarine with a fake monster head on top just to scare people!

[grahamsmith]

Not to give any authenticity to the 'surgeon's photograph' but few people know that it is one in a sequence of photographs.

[wdbydbm]

Ima go to the Loch Ness and play a bagpipe to find him!

[jlogirl]

I seen one before in a alligator lagoon in Mexico and I’ll never forget; still brings chills to my spine. I think they’re related to the Dino family

[martydewitt]

Last year I attended a hardware convention in Scotland and I actually saw the lock nut comnector

[KWCline]

Oh my gosh! If people think of Nessie the way I would’ve when I first saw it, it would’ve been extinct like the rest since I thought it was a dinosaur.

[harlendevraak]

Nessie is one of those myths invented to raise the profile of a town city for the purpose of tourism.

[itta-pupu]

Yall are running out of ideas. This photo has already been debunked. It's a toy head on top of a toy submarine. Geez people

[vickysimpson]

Nessie shows up every summer ( tourist season ) and vanishes every autumn and winter, read what you want into that.

[rosewhite---]

Nessie and the Beast are just Plesiosaurs that survived The Flood and now live happily in isolated waters.
There have been a vast number of dinosaurs that were buried during the flood so it is logical to expect there to be Plesiosaurs like Nessie and Beast that are not identical - Beast had 6 flippers - but that are obviously similar.