Mysterious Sea Creature Spotted Near North Carolina Coast
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- A massive unidentified sea creature was spotted off the coast of North Carolina. Daniel Griffee, who caught the creature on video, says "it was kinda like we saw a dinosaur." Many people on social media are drawing comparisons to the legendary Loch Ness Monster of Scottish folklore. However, wildlife expert Ron Magill of Zoo Miami says the creature appears to be a small whale just coming to the surface.
We’ve been missing a good ol’ sea monster story for a while now!
Can’t wait for The Big Feet guy
Can't wait for Christ
Kool comment hope somebody sees the abominable snowman and puts it on the web
Its a BBW
@@josephnelson5463 or my dad..
I am more amazed by the biologist, he’s like a cartoon character
Gomez Addams
Look at the shirt. It’s Randy Marsh.
The rich guy from Rat Race
He's been at the Miami zoo my whole life. I think they don't let him out anymore
The mask
That doesn’t look like a whale. It seems too flexible to me.
Whales don't swim that fast this creature was jetting but at a normal pace meaning it swims very fast. Whales usually coast along and you can see exactly what kind of whale it is by the motion its swimming in.
It's a gator.
@@tommyrussell1415 tf no it’s not
@@DatBoiJG2025 ever caught one before? I have. Look at the head n tail when it swims.
Think for yourself man, n don't blindly trust the "experts"
@@tommyrussell1415 believe it or not I’ve hunted gators before and last I’ve checked gators go side to side while whatever this is has more of a up and down motion. Movements matter you know
It looks like an alligator. No fluke, no blow hole, no whale.
What ya mean though? It literally blew air out the top... Alligators don't do that. Usually whales blow air out violently when they surface.
Alligator with smooth skin?
0:27 Brother it releases air from it’s blowhole right here 💀💀
@@huntercool2232 At 0:27, the only thing showing is Daniel Griffee!
@@terrywade3696 goober keep watching… I can’t say 0:28 because that’s too far. You couldn’t watch for less than a second more?
As a born and raised North Carolinian, I can definitely say this is not a whale, alligator, or crocodile. If I had to guess what it was, based off of it's movememts, I would probably say (even though it's rare to see)...a very large eel.
Im far from usa but i really thought its either an alligator/corocodile (cuz or of the head) or an eel (slithery)
Very true cause the end of video is a tall and the head looks like a alligator def not that I'm from NC to and its def no whale that dude has no clue what he sees
@@jenniferbolling3012 Clearly he doesn't know what he's talking about. He probably assumed it was a whale because we do actually have whale sightings near the coast. However, the body shape and movements don't look similar to his prediction.
@@sam.uel. yeah def not its shape is way different..i think they don't wanna freak out people but its something we've never seen that's been out there. Ive even been to many whale shows never saw this movement from that ever
Pause it at 0:19 you can see the gators eyes
This is definitely a whale…some people seem to be saying that it’s moving weirdly, but the flowing up and down movement of the whale’s fluke is pretty clear here. Like the expert said, you can clearly see what appears to be the blow hole and the rostrum. It is definitely a smaller whale, maybe even a calf, which could by why this is causing a lot of confusion. So, unfortunately, it is not Nessy, but it’s beautiful creature nonetheless. I could very much be wrong though. I thought it could be a manatee, but ruled that out due to the faster, more serpent like movements of the back of the animal.
I don't think it's a whale
Plus it's not a whale
What do you think it is then?
That ain't no whale . It popped it's damn head up out the water
Sort of shows how these things get misidentified
It’s a scary idea to think of a plesiosaur lurking in the water for my adult mind but this child is so excited and happy about this.
If it was a plesiosaur where is the neck? And tail fluke? And where is the post pg fossil?
Umm whales dont swim like that sir and they definetely dont come up for air with eyes on their head or even move like that someone needs to revoke his license asap
Whaaa? Whales do have eyes on their head.
@@Jesse12489 Not sitting directly on top of their heads like that and Whales dont have long necks. Also do whales swim in that motion like that? Name one species of whale that resembles this creature and gets around at that pace ill wait
@@UltraxInstinct then explain the blowhole? You can easily see it.
Why is it so hard for so many of y’all to not think it’s a whale? Look, it literally releases air from its blowhole at 0:27
Ti.e to reaf up on the subject!... and while your at it... get your vision checked😊
I mean more than 80% of the world’s oceans haven’t been explored. Who can actually say we know of everything out there..
Edit: coming back to this a year and a half later to change “mapped” to “explored”
ocean FLOOR*
95 actually. We have no clue what's in the ocean
We know most animals near coasts
@@joaquinserrano-armas666 there is no “ocean floor” it’s all just ocean
@@pku0865 only the ones we’re aware of
Really looks like crocodile/alligator to me..
Don't think Nessie would like travelling across Atlantic..!
Don’t think any crocs have a back flipper for a tail ..
Why is it so hard for so many of y’all to not think it’s a whale? Look, it literally releases air from its blowhole at 0:27
That’s what I thought a saltwater croc
Alligators and most crocodiles (except a saltwater ) can't survive in that water
For a moment when I first saw it, I thought it was a Leopard Seal... Not counting on the region's temperature, but the snout and head seems it is very independent from the body for what we saw.
That makes more sense! A whale can't move like that but a seal can!
@@UncleNiikii Indeed
A whale? Um sir I disagree. His words and my eyes aren't matching up.
I see an alligator head and an alligator tail.
@@betsybarnicle8016 That's what I was thinking too.
Definitely a gator.
But this is just like that stingray hoax where the guy jumped at it n it chased him. All the supposed experts were saying how animals were getting tired of people n fighting back, but the whole time it was staged with a shadow cast from a kite.
@@betsybarnicle8016and an alligator flipper? 💀
@@RobinPochita It has a clear gator head and gator tail. No flippers.
So the mystery is now solved because an “expert” said it’s a whale lol. I’m also an expert myself and I say it’s the Loch Ness monster so NOW the mystery is solved.
Lmao
Thank you expert mystery solver
Expert in what?
Ya ok just saw Big Foot chasing a Coyote as well🤣
@James Osullivan r/whoosh
I love how that wildlife expert just made the video 10x more dramatic
That guy is like that damn know it all jerk that’s always explaining and minimizing stuff away like you didn’t just see what you saw with your own eyeballs, he said you got lieballs
Lie balls?
It doesn't look like a whale at all, I mean AT ALL, it looks like a giant sting ray which can get up to 13 feet long and up to about 700 pounds... Lockness monster, seriously?
yea i gaurenteed it was an alligator
Honestly I think it’s a aquatic squirrel
It looked like a Lapras to me
Your a fool bro its nessy
nah man i think it is just a giant worm
Does that coast usually have whale sightings? If so why would people assume it's not a whale that's the real question.
It wasn't a lake.
It was off the coast of NC.
Why not
@@Adam-om9hu facts
@@-ClearQuartzzz- no one said anything about a lake.
It's very rare to have whale sightings in NC
Even there might be dinosaurs that might still be alive in some parts of the world that is unexplored
I didn't know that guy explored all the depths of the ocean. He obviously knows everything about mermaids.
He's a Zoologist, so he undoubtedly knows far more than what you do.....
And you have?.
My dad and I saw a similar creature in the St.Lucie canal in Fl. back in 1970. We thought it was a tire floating until we saw fins.
1970 huh? Decades ago and no way to prove it! Sounds like an old fish tale to me!😆 I be teasin.
Probably also a juvenile whale lol
St.Lucie? In Florida ?
@@nextdoornikkixoxo9806 St Lucie county
Interesting
"The creature disported itself, rolling and plunging for fully a minute, its body resembling that of a whale, and the water cascading and churning like a simmering cauldron." - Quote in a newspaper from someone who claimed to have seen a creature in loch ness in the 1930s.
It’s crazy it ended up being some black chick.
@@oldironsides4107 L comment
@@oldironsides4107 lol and her name was Waheeta!
This comment section seems to be boomer trolls vs gen z.
@@Adam_Antium115 Buncha weirdos man 😂
Haters will say it’s not the Loch Ness monster.
And how the he'll did nessie get from Scott land to USA?
😂
@@vanceharkema5131the ocean
@@vanceharkema5131Fr 😂😂
@@vanceharkema5131 if it really is a Nessie, then more than likely it would be a different one
That "expert" is obviously on something harder than coke
Imagine if nessi actually just got so fed up over people visiting its loch that it just made a tunnel to the see and escaped
"Mystery Solved" because of one guy lol. Inside Edition never fails to disappoint
People believe what they want to believe and see what they want to see. Loch Ness Monster 😂
Don’t diss Inside Edition. It’s hard to be perfectly neutral in stories but I’d venture to say that this company has come the closest to calling things down the middle out of just about any other channel on the internet. They’re one of the few good news channels left IMO
LMAO. Inside edition thinks it’s reliable
I think it’s a saltwater crocodile
This is not a freaking whale 😂 you can clearly see the eyes on top of its head
Looks more like a crocodile to me
Cover up 😮
Literally what head is that????
It's probably the blow hole you're seeing, it sticks up from the head of a lot of whales
Crocodiles don't swim like that
I would love to see an actual massive sea creature.
The level of gaslighting "experts" will go to to dismiss the obvious conclusions to rare pieces of evidence like this is astounding. Not sure what it is, but it ain't no whale that's for sure. Likely something not yet discovered.
Hmm I grew up in depot bay and have seen many whales 🐳 this doesn’t look like any whale I’ve seen 🤷♂
THANK YOU!!!
Maybe it is a whale IN A WAY it’ll just happen to have a long neck and turtle like feet, and resemble a bit of the plesiosaur, but in a way its a whale
@@lilithhecataniangoddessesm187 bro what?
Is not hard to believe this creature isn't whale 🐋
That's 100 percent not a whale
So what is it then?
It isn't. The mainstream media's job is to keep people controlled and clueless.
A whale?! This guy’s on drugs…
It looks more like a seal, not a whale. But what gets me wondering is the mans overly dramatic reaction. Usually that’s a sign of lying/gaslighting.
Thats what I thought
Dang that's an awesome catch!! Definitely looks like the loch Ness monster
Just a whale with up syndrome
That’s a gator lmao
That definitely isn't a gator
That's a submarine
It's a sandwich
That is no whale, I love marine biology and I can confidently say he is wrong and trying to cover up something
You confidently say he is wrong yet you have provided zero reasonings as to why.
@@camerona_ and he also says "trying to cover up something" 😂 that has to be the most unimportant thing someone would ever try to cover up
You should see the 800 pound fur bearing trout I caught on the Yellowstone river. Using a bottle of pink bubbly champaign and marshmallows on a size 2 hook, and 2 pound fishing line.
@@anitakristensen4679 Tell it to the "expert" in this clip.
Right and like most things….lies upon lies..and people still bite the bait
How many Red Bulls has that wildlife expert drank?
Clearly not a Whale my friend. My first thought was a Gator but its too smooth. Very interesting video.
Bruh the Loch Ness could be a plesiosaur if it’s in Carolina. Probably only a few
@James Osullivan Bro, dinosaurs in Carolina LOL
@James Osullivan oh yeah 💀. And where would they hide for millions of years lol.
@James Osullivan but begs the question what animal is nessy
OMG it’s really a real life monster… paint me purple & call me grimace!!!
@@dinoboy1818 "nessy" is non-existent. The very first sighting of her was confirmed to be a fake by the man who made it up himself he got mad at his job for firing him so he decided to make up a story to get some cash. Besides even if it was a plesiosaur the loch wouldn't be able to hide it since a plesiosaurus would just be too big to stay in there. If anything the loch Ness monster is most likely just some big species of eel since a lot of DNA of eels was found in the loch.
I would love to hang out with this Wildlife expert. He seems like a great dude.
Ron is an Icon in South Florida 🙏🏼💗 He is always full of energy.
😂😂😂😂 He was auditioning for his new tv show 😂
It would be even more fun to go on a glass bottom boat tour with him
An “expert” that has no clue what a whale’s tail even looks like 🤭
he has access to the good stuff, for sure.
People! I just spoke with Mr. Alli G. Ator a minute ago. He said he was sorry for causing such a commotion and wants everyone who was alarmed to relax. He was just passing through the Atlantic Ocean and decided to 'show-off' around North Carolina. He has made it to his destination and for every one to _chill_ . 🐊❤
As a man of science I declare this to be a duck.
Its tail didnt move up & down like a whale. It was moving left to right like a reptile. But had a blow hole. Odd
You clearly don’t know how smaller whales work lol
Was rolling in the water. Looks like a young Bryde's whale. You can see the dorsal fin briefly after the fluke appears.
This is definitely a sea monster and not a whale. I know. I was there.
Salt water crocodile
Leviathan
I feel like there’s more sea creatures never discovered before yet. We still haven’t explored all of our ocean. It’s a possibility more than a dinosaur exists in our world
It looks like a crocodile an actual crocodile from Australia- has someone let their pet crocodile out as it grew too big or see if someone lost one in area. It completely looks like a crocodile head and then tail and it would move like this and the colour is correct as well.
we do have alligators, no crocodiles yet as it is a bit too cold for them
Me who’s terrified of the ocean panicking inside
The “whale” is moving a little weird and look at the tail it looks more to have a seashell shape right.
Get glasses it's a whale Holly hell people..
It's like a different type of stingray. Look closing on the side of it that's no tail.
This guy in hear clearly doesn't know. He's stuck in the matrix
@@dieseldabz7104 do you not know how whales swim….
@@dieseldabz7104 We can argue about this all day if you want 😂 it's definitely the Loch Ness Monster.
@@friedtoaster4059 he probably doesn’t. He’s the wild life expert from the video
The way she said 'mystery solved!' was like she's telling kids, no1 believes it's solved mam 💀
Bruh. It IS a whale. I’m in pain from all these comments of people who have no idea what whales look like. Hint: A LOT OF WHALES LOOK REALLY WEIRD! So, only people who clearly know nothing about whales don’t believe the literal experts that have spent years learning to recognize whales without seeing their full body. Even learning to recognize INDIVIDUAL whales based of shape or marking when only a small part of the animal pops out of water.
There has been a few American versions of Nessie for many decades. 'Champ' in Vermont, and 'Chessie' in Maryland.
My fellow Subnautica players, we have been waiting for this moment.
Her: why is this causing so much speculation?
The title: mysterious sea creature spotted.
I like how straightforward this video was. "Mystery solved!" 😂
I don't think so.
This feels like a scooby doo episode😦
Lmao 🤣
It looks like a salt water crocodile
If it werent for these meddling inside edition kids!
When your producer says I need a minute for filler.
Human : a monster!!
Whale : am I joke to u?
Kraken : ummm ok that cute 🗿
Internet folk : It's a monster !
Biologist : No !
Mystery solved 🏃
After looking on Google, it could be a Right Whale. They’re endangered and a deceased Right Whale calf was found in North Carolina waters recently. Maybe we’ll find out more if we use an underwater camera.
Maybe it’s a Wrong Whale
@@bewareofsasquatch.. or a left whale.
@danamillsap8902
We just call that lizzo
They're pretty big though aren't they.
Looked like a juvenile salt water croc to me. 😳
I thought it was a gator. Was fun to watch. Great video
Thanks for the clickbait plesiosaur thumbnail.
Lol
Im Scottish, thought Nessy was over in the States 🦕 for a minute.
Warmer climate 😂
than here in Scotland 🏴
Wouldn't blame her!! 😂🤣
same!
I’m a North Carolinian… definitely not going to the beach anytime soon.
That's not a Whale, serpentine with horse shape head. Sorry Mr. Wildlife!!!
a serpentine with a horse shaped head? sounds like youre talking about your mother! its a whale!
It looks like a swimming dinosaur lmao
It’s an oarfish. Native to the Atlantic and ventures out to the shallow after storms.
AHHHH NO
It do not look like whale to me
Inside Edition be clickbaiting with that thumbnail.
Why is it so hard for so many of y’all to not think it’s a whale? Look, it literally releases air from its blowhole at 0:27
Because it doesn't look like a whale to me. It looks like the front part is a gator and the back a fish.
@@mariesmalls8335exactly!
I remember Ron from that Don Francisco show on Saturdays (lol) I was a small girl and always liked his segment.
It Almost looks like a injured gator or crock.
It looks more like an otter, TBH. Otters tend to swim with their back legs and tail going up and down like a whale. Plus it has a very noticeable snout and thinner neck, rather than a big blocky mass like the head of a whale.
That doesn't look like a whale at all. The vacuum salesman/marine biologist is wrong.
I love how much energy that guy has
He looks like he came straight out of a "Tremors" movie.
@@justareplica 😂
He is full of deceitful energy
He lives in Miami .. of course he has alot of energy ❄👃
@@Warn_A_Brotha some of that Columbian marching powder
I always say the lake monsters look like orca fins when they're curled over
The ocean is the hardest place to discover. From the huge creatures to extreme weather conditions. Plus, you need special equipment. Props to whoever is actually willing to dive in the deepest part of the oceans.
My guess is that it's a huge sea otter by the way it swims up and down like those creatures do. But who knows. Maybe an alligator with a different swimming pattern idk
Junip is great man. Walter Mitty was superb.
@@aReallySwellGuy ? I'm sorry. I'm not familiar with any of those names
@@JoseGonzalez-il8zh Jose Gonzales is a really talented musician with his own music and music with a band called Junip, who made the soundtrack for the film The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. I thought you’d get the references lol, check out “Line of Fire” by Junip to start if you’re interested!
They really mentioned Nessie coming to America like America doesn’t have its own marine legends😂.
Loch Ness monster? Nonsense! This is clearly a Lapras on mating season.
What the hell is a Laura’s?
I was there fishing when I saw it. It came up to me and I was terrified, until it looked me right in the eyes and said…”Can I borrow tree fiddy?”
Bro I've seen whales and this just doesn't add up. A whale is not that bumpy camel looking
Beautiful, honest journalism!
Propaganda.
I love how he describes it.. so much vibe, don't imagine too much😂 it's a whale 😂
He looks like either Mosasaurus or Zeuglodon, not a whale!!!!😂❤😊
But the question still unanswered is how it got out of Loch Ness?
What kind of whale has a tail like that? Sounds like the expert is coping.
it's in a lake!!
Says North Carolina coast
That's a minute I'll never get back
That dude is like a real life Randy Marsh
I don’t know about you guys, but the head looked quite similar to a hippopotamus (not saying I think it’s a hippopotamus) I don’t think it’s a whale tho. I obviously don’t think it’s the lochness monster either 🤣 But it looked like it had ears and everything. Am I the only one that saw that?
The moment I saw this video I definitely said “is that a whale??”
Edit: btw the thumbnail had me think it was a footage someone caught and not something we would see on the Discovery Channel
My childhood brain believes it’s a mosasaurus. 😅😅
This video was worth watching if only for that guy’s animated description at the end.
Could have been an alligator..
I agree
@no more oxygen ok
If the picture is real, then it's clear. If it's fake, the picture is fuzzy as hell. Let that one sink in.
I don’t think is a whale, how do you explain the dinosaur tail?? I haven’t seen a whale with a 🐊 tail.
Last year when I went to my sisters in Connecticut to fish I swear on my life I saw something big and large that came out the water for a while then went back in, the weird thing was that this was in a lake.
Sturgeon
@@Itsmeagain828 your probably right
Clickbait
Ditto.
Yup
"It's the Loch Ness Mownster! He askin fo' tree fiddy!"
I've never seen a whale with like blubber. That moves like that on its back or spine
I love the guys analogy at the end 😂
Same lol 😂🤣
"It's a whale"...But he dident say what kind of whale.....
A wild Lugia appears!