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Secrets of Loch Ness (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans

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[ViktorAndy]

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

[Gokash]

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

[twizbrown]

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

[notoriousbigmoai]

There is a logical flaw when you use a Coelacanth as a yardstick to determine whether other extinct animals can still be alive like Megalodons and Plesiosauruses. Firstly, it was rediscovered in 1938, a time when we didn't have any advanced technologies to find hidden species of animals so that is the reason why it gained so much popularity. If a Plesiosaurus that was a hundred times bigger than a Coelacanth was still alive, we would have discovered it a long time ago. Secondly, the Coelacanth has well-adapted lungs to breathe in low-oxygen environments and requires little food to survive (they have a very slow metabolism) which is why they can live in deep-cold water. Megalodon and Plesiosaurus, on the other hand, are coastal sea creatures with high metabolism that require a large amount of food to eat every day. They are massive and they cannot remain in deep water with nothing to eat for very long. Also, these creatures can not breathe in low-oxygen environments like the Coelacanth (their paleontological anatomies proved it).

[TheDadFaxs]

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.

[jsl]

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

[intignia]

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.

[jesusmacias]

It's one of the most amazing unbelievable Legends over the world. Nessie never exist.

[amia]

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

[jenpink]

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

[donabellahardeneravlogs]

Thanks for the effort of documenting this significant place!

[epiccurious]

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

[rtx...]

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

[cdfdesantis]

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

[fritziepisarski]

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.🦕

[nasimialiev]

I live in Berlin and we have in a forest in the city area a lake called Lake of Devil if we translate literally from German (originally Teufelssee). Somewhen the people believed that the devil lived inside those waters. It’s astonishing that tourists don’t to our lake in mass as those who come to Loch Ness.

[Ms_Atheist_Nebula]

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

[JeffH]

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

[djtu]

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

[hayeonkim]

Thanks for beautiful and valuable video as always ❤❤❤