Scientists Just Solved the Loch Ness Monster Mystery

For years, people have wondered if the Loch Ness Monster is real, but scientists might have finally cracked the case! A team of researchers studied the waters of Loch Ness and found no evidence of a giant reptile or anything prehistoric lurking below. Instead, they discovered that the legend may have started because of giant eels—yes, huge, slithery eels that live in the loch. DNA tests showed that Loch Ness has a ton of eel DNA, suggesting that some could grow way bigger than usual, possibly being mistaken for a monster. While it’s not as exciting as a real-life dinosaur, it does explain all those mysterious sightings. So, sorry Nessie fans—it looks like the monster was just a really big eel all along!
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The colecanth is a prehistoric fish still living today . 70 million years after ' scientists ' said they went extinct .

[SilverStrumer]

There are giant eels on the lake as well which further makes this mystery seem real than fiction

[aliceputt]

Reminds me of the Victorian Scientists who announced that they had discovered everything and there was nothing left.

[TheCurl]

Ive been obsessed with Nessy since I was a little girl. Sadly I know Nessy isnt real but there is a small part of me that wants to believe and honestly I dont want Nessy to be found one way or another theres some magic in believing.

[greenman]

the lake is connected with an underground river which has its source in Switzerland....

[grindli·com]

Bold of you to assume I wasn't going to watch this video twice

[anthonypetroneiii]

Also a fact during the 1960s when the Marianas Trench was explored for the first time and filmed.... the Personnel undertaking the dive photographed clearly with a video of an animal that exactly resembled a Plesiosaurus. Alive. When they surfaced and reported it. The film was confiscated and they were ordered specifically-- by the Navy and Military-- that they were under no circumstances allowed to speak of what they had seen. Before their deaths the however they promoted- and shared what they had seen decades earlier . So this is just another example. How it's possible is the mystery of course.

[JF-vfmm]

I think that it could be fiction, but that evolution is even more fictitious

[riteshpatel]

Nature is playing games in our minds dust to dust at the end ❤

[gothikaxenon]

What explains the other lake monsters like Champ and Ogopogo?

[joelhall]

It was solved a long time ago.
There is no monster.

[ronaldredmond]

Researchers have taken DNA samples from the plants and animals in and around the Loch and the common DNA thread was eel. So I believe that Nessy is a giant eel.

[kevinwells]

Jeremy Wade debunked this years ago on his show River Monsters. It was shown to be a old artic type shark and water breaks playing on peoples eyes and imagination.

[Miko-chan]

Bright side become older ever since I last watched this channel years ago

[madeintheusa]

I still think it was a floating leaf in the picture.

[bredoom]

just find an animal in that lake that has something similar shaped to the picture and your problem is solved. It could be a part of the fish coming out of the water

[sherrietole]

Wouldn't there be less fish in the lake. It has to eat something

[CannabisKalundborg]

it's a magical phenom, if it wants to be seen it will, if not which is high likely because it can sense everything, more powerful than any technology, perhaps it can be even invinsinble and make all trackers lie, the stories are not folklore but evidence we are way too curious for nature to reveal anything.

[bb]

Because everyone knows the scientists know everything and have seen all there is to see.

[retiredamimator]

Why does your voice change some of your vids some are lower some a higher?