On the Trail of Champ (Lake Monster) - Episode 3: Primeval Champlain
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2019
- Primeval Champlain explores the darker depths of the lake and swampy marshes alongside the Mardis-Dranginis Lake Champlain Research team, as well as Katy Elizabeth of Champ search, each team showcasing their research approaches. Included is an interview with a witness who recalls the extraordinary Champ monster sightings that have taken place over the years near the mouth of Winooski River.
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This is a great series for anyone interested in Champ. Love the thorough work you have done here!
Small Town Monsters has the best presentations!! Well researched,extremely well edited,and creatively put together. Very talented..👍
A well done documentary doesn't always add up to the truth well told.
Outstanding work. Thank you fir making these wonderful films Just love to see people following their passion and great scenery too. 💖
Thanks Seth and Co, great film, Bray Road will always be my favourite 👌💕
This was beautiful. Love it.
Another outstanding episode I'm intrigued with the witnesses of Champ. Can't wait to see what the next episode will bring for us.
love these episodes!
Dear people, the paddle-like appendages on the ends of Champ's/Nessie's legs are not "FINS", they are "FLIPPERS".
Fins are a different thing altogether, assisting in guidance and direction, and not in the production of forward movement and locomotion. So there.
I would love to join the crew searching for Champ
R.I.P. Bill Dranginis. A dedicated crypto-researcher.
At 13:03 it looks like the monster is behind Jerry Garcia. : )
some of these researchers must have money and time since they purchase those boats and equipment.
3:10 - whatever it is sounds like it lives like a frankenfish.
Someone needs to chum the hell outta the water where hes seen alot and see what happens !!
first we will build a machine that can churn 400 feet of water. Simply brilliant
A thought just struck.... sightings seem to be in still water and not much "interference". I would say to catch HD pictures of the thing, Cameras must be attached to specific positions in the lake with highest range of view, some floating some submerged but none must emit any radiation. It seems the species is sensitive to presence and has heightened senses on it's body to detect radiations. Hence it seems this "evasion", speed and "knowing" the time to surface is result of evolution over millennia and directly linked to the K-Pg extinction event.
A workable hypothesis is the evolution has allowed the species, whatever it is ( I just refrain at the moment from calling it a Plesiosaur) to avoid the impact first, radiation, debris, high temperatures and lot of other factors that were present in the extinction event and the entire period of it. It is not unnatural for a marine mammal or animal to adapt to these conditions and go deep underwater for survival. These traits seem to resonate with these observations now. However the loose hypothesis I have presented is just links the creature back to the Cretaceous period which too is unlikely ..... but it's behaviour often gives it's traits out. Mightbe worth a try !
The reason sightings most often take place when the surface is flat is because it allows minor disturbances to look deceptively larger than they would otherwise look, like boat wakes, waterfowl, otters, swimming deer, etc. This has been known since the 1960s as it pertains, of course, to Loch Ness (and all other large bodies of water where people are expecting to see monsters). It is difficult if not impossible to distinguish the size of something when there is little information to judge _distance._ On a calm, glassy surface of a lake, it is harder to judge distances because a common frame of reference-waves-are not there.
Where do you get your weed?
I'm coming out to Lake Champlain in the spring is there anyway of getting in touch with you guys to help out?
It seems when there is construction around the lake. Just like in Scotland lochness when they built the road around it and here and lake Champaign the building of the railroad steam ships and bridges I truly believe there are cave cavers in the hills around these lakes
13:03 on the Left side. They didn't realize it was behind them the whole time :)
yep sure.. some day.. whee
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I want to believe this and the echolocation is convincing but how is it that not a single carcass was discovered?!
This is a huge lake with a very long shoreline and great depths. And perhaps these beasts live a very long time, as some reptiles are known to. Still, the hope is that a carcass will someday be located. My question is, with the just about everyone carrying a cellphone these days, and now even drones, why don't we have more photographic evidence? I believe they are there... Is it that they are nocturnal? Satellites easily pick up pictures of cars, so it seems that something of this size might also be visible from space. There's lots of reasons to believe, and still plenty of reasons to doubt, too. Yes, the echolocation audio is one compelling reason to hope they are real.
@@jerrylee3176 go photograph a whale
I think when they die they sink to the bottom and the lake is over 400 feet deep in spots. That's just what I think happens if these animals are real. They say the same thing about Bigfoot. Why hasn't a carcass turned up ? I think that they bury their dead to just so we don't find them and I think they bury them deeper than 6 feet deep, possibly 10 feet deep or more. I do hope we either find an alive one or maybe a dead one on the bottom and we find that one with a little submarine.
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At 20 min that sound was a winch.
Why people questioning something is real and the thing about it, am from Trinidad and Tobago where has know such life as that.
@@salvagemonster3612 idead
what?
"On the Trail of a Myth!" Listen to a paleontologist weigh-in on this fun subject then dunk yer head in ice-water - that should straighten you out on your need for this particular mystery in your life. Life itself is mystery enough is it not? Just do the scientific math on what a prehistoric creature the size of a Plesiosaur requires in regards to diet, perpetuation of the species, etc., not to mention the FACT that the Great Lakes didn't form until millions of years after the dinos went extinct. Put all that math together in your head and pick another 'monster' to get excited about, yes? Hey IF Champ is a reality cool! But to date there is too little real evidence, and too much scientific fact that doesn't add up to Champ as an in--the-flesh reality. Great for generating income for the locals though!