What about the 4K video footage from a drone flying over Loch Ness recently? Within the last couple of yesrs this footage was taken. It Clearly shows a Creature swimming/floating underwater near the edge of the Loch. It looks smaller than a normal sized Plesiosaur, and you can see the fins/flippers moving. Faked/CHI? No-one knows but the person whom took the footage. The Dragon of Death was most likely the basis for the Stories and Oral Traditions of the Thunderbird. And is even supposedly seen in recent times in the Eastern U. S. Risking life and limb to steal the eggs of the Demon Duck just like stealing the eggs of Emu, Ostrich, etc. Was Eric found in Coober Pedy or Lightning Ridge areas of Australia? I'm just curious as these are the most Prolific areas still producing Opal today. Or possibly a different area? Aussie, Aussie, Aussie. Oi, Oi, Oi!!!!
Love the channel..by the way,is it possible that the loch Ness monster actually used the loch as a birthing ground and uses the underwater caverns to reach the ocean
The stories I was told about old hunts was that it took the entire clan to bring down the masto…they co-existed for thousands of years, Not heard one story from any elders that we where “butchering” them…it was food….what we all do today to animals with the shelves of meat in the grocery….that’s butchering.😂
Loch Ness was frozen under a glacier during the last ice age. That was how it was formed, same as the Great Lakes. Nothing living there today was present before the end of the Ice Age. Cold, hard facts.
Years ago I did my research paper on Nessie! I thought it was possible that a plesiosaur could be living in Loch Ness. Who knows? Maybe she's hiding somewhere.
@NikkGurr Scientists have said their are no tunnels in the Loch that link to the ocean, There are caves but, stop and think, their would have to be a sizeable population going back hundreds of years, to sustain a breeding population, and there would be valid provable sightings. It's been proven, that when we see something strange our eyes and mind automatically identifies it as something we already know. As I said, when the Loch formed when dinosaurs din't exist.
Ice age covered the UK and Scotland there's no way a creature survived it A frozen Elasmosaurus could of been deposited in the Loch early man found a dead and roting Elasmosaurus on the Loch beach and so the legend of a monster was born.
Demon ducks..Emus..peckin ur eyes out..that would be the last thing youd worry about!😂 theyll just de-bowl you with one strong kick from there monstrous claws!😮
@@TheKillerqueen40 they too have great middle finga!🤣 but no talkin about all of them biggies!birds in general are super scary!trust me down to blue jays there all alil evil..lol
If there is a pleisiosaur-dino, there must be dozens of them. After all, they don't live more than a couple of years at best. And where and how do they mate? Where are the kids and where are the bones of the deceased? What do they feed on?Where do they hide?
It always amazes me that scientist make presumptions about animals they believe have been dead for over a million years . As to its habits when it was alive. Limiting things such as the habitat different from freshwater or saltwater. Or the food that is a or the amount of eggs or birth that it produced. And many other impossibly in which they cannot prove. Everything was once science fiction until it becomes science facts. One thing scientists are extremely frightened of is being proven that they were wrong. I believe we call that arrogant.
That’s what you call a bad scientist. A good scientist is usually glad to be proven wrong because that means there is more to their field of study to learn about and they have a chance to be the one to make that discovery and put their name on it. Granted once someone gets up there in prestige and knowledge they tend to take being called out or proven wrong poorly depending on the person but for the most part scientists love having new things to discover. It does tend to be the older ones that take it more poorly though, since their ego has been fed since they made that discovery/diagnosis/theory, etc.
They're just bones found though....I think...I think only the mammoth and sabertooth have been found with food in their stomachs still considering they were frozen
@@gonnalearntoday5649 true but… couldn’t a fossil have bones inside the rib cage showing that when that animal died it had another animal “part” inside the belly?
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Thank you for the update, Katrina..!! I always wondered if Nessie was a ghost of a dinosaur who lived in the lake long, long time ago. 🤣
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What about the 4K video footage from a drone flying over Loch Ness recently? Within the last couple of yesrs this footage was taken.
It Clearly shows a Creature swimming/floating underwater near the edge of the Loch. It looks smaller than a normal sized Plesiosaur, and you can see the fins/flippers moving.
Faked/CHI? No-one knows but the person whom took the footage.
The Dragon of Death was most likely the basis for the Stories and Oral Traditions of the Thunderbird. And is even supposedly seen in recent times in the Eastern U. S.
Risking life and limb to steal the eggs of the Demon Duck just like stealing the eggs of Emu, Ostrich, etc.
Was Eric found in Coober Pedy or Lightning Ridge areas of Australia?
I'm just curious as these are the most Prolific areas still producing Opal today. Or possibly a different area?
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie. Oi, Oi, Oi!!!!
Love all your videos
Love the channel..by the way,is it possible that the loch Ness monster actually used the loch as a birthing ground and uses the underwater caverns to reach the ocean
Hey love your videos keep them coming much love
They did a DNA test on Loch Ness. No dino DNA just the normal fish and Eel DNA. What people think is Nessy is more than likely a huge eel.
the plesiosaurus is not extinct, they are seen regularly by natives in a river in Africa.
AlSo lake ogopogo
and loch Ness
And as their sculls got bigger and their arms got smaller their brains got even smaller hahahahhaha
Sculls?
@@roberthoskinson1680 skull!!! Sorry, I suffer from an extreme case of dyslexia lol...... That's actually not a joke!!!
And I was laughing so hard as I typed
The stories I was told about old hunts was that it took the entire clan to bring down the masto…they co-existed for thousands of years, Not heard one story from any elders that we where “butchering” them…it was food….what we all do today to animals with the shelves of meat in the grocery….that’s butchering.😂
that microscopic thing at 14.45. looks like Homer Simson if he was a monster from cabin in the woods
BTW, dinosaurs were in the main warm-blooded, like their descendants, modern birds.
My favorite. No competition, I want to grill a Mastodon. Big Cookout, everyone's invited.
Loch Ness was frozen under a glacier during the last ice age. That was how it was formed, same as the Great Lakes. Nothing living there today was present before the end of the Ice Age. Cold, hard facts.
That was FUN!!!
Years ago I did my research paper on Nessie! I thought it was possible that a plesiosaur could be living in Loch Ness. Who knows? Maybe she's hiding somewhere.
That's so cool!
@@OriginsExplained IMPOSSIBLE, the Loch was formed when dinosaurs DID NOT EXIST. But then you already knew that.
@NikkGurr Scientists have said their are no tunnels in the Loch that link to the ocean, There are caves but, stop and think, their would have to be a sizeable population going back hundreds of years, to sustain a breeding population, and there would be valid provable sightings. It's been proven, that when we see something strange our eyes and mind automatically identifies it as something we already know. As I said, when the Loch formed when dinosaurs din't exist.
Hopefully we see the Loch Ness Monster soon
That’s Sic Bruh… 🙃
Ice age covered the UK and Scotland there's no way a creature survived it
A frozen Elasmosaurus could of been deposited in the Loch early man found a dead and roting Elasmosaurus on the Loch beach and so the legend of a monster was born.
didn't some old doc dude admit he did nessie just before he died?
Plesiosaurs are not dinosaurs
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Why don’t they put the same microphones that are in the oceans n that lake I mean if it can pick up a sub pretty sure it will do the trick 😂
Hahahahhaha, you are always ripping into tyrannosaurs hahhahahahah
Are there any proofs of dinosaurs being found with other animal bones in their stomach?
Demon ducks..Emus..peckin ur eyes out..that would be the last thing youd worry about!😂 theyll just de-bowl you with one strong kick from there monstrous claws!😮
Sounds like a cassowary.
@@TheKillerqueen40 they too have great middle finga!🤣 but no talkin about all of them biggies!birds in general are super scary!trust me down to blue jays there all alil evil..lol
I think that whatever creature may be living in loch Ness, would have to have had multiplied by now.
Third eye? SEAMONKEYS
The book of Job in the Bible talks about the dinosaur who walked 4K years ago
If there is a pleisiosaur-dino, there must be dozens of them. After all, they don't live more than a couple of years at best. And where and how do they mate? Where are the kids and where are the bones of the deceased? What do they feed on?Where do they hide?
Scientists found eel DNA, so it's possible that there are large eels in Loch Ness.
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I still believe that a resurface creatures can still be real. I believe it let’s rewrite history and bring all of these back. To life.
Then one adapted to Fresh water. But eDNA and History channel expedition proved it's an eel
It always amazes me that scientist make presumptions about animals they believe have been dead for over a million years . As to its habits when it was alive. Limiting things such as the habitat different from freshwater or saltwater. Or the food that is a or the amount of eggs or birth that it produced. And many other impossibly in which they cannot prove. Everything was once science fiction until it becomes science facts. One thing scientists are extremely frightened of is being proven that they were wrong. I believe we call that arrogant.
That’s what you call a bad scientist. A good scientist is usually glad to be proven wrong because that means there is more to their field of study to learn about and they have a chance to be the one to make that discovery and put their name on it. Granted once someone gets up there in prestige and knowledge they tend to take being called out or proven wrong poorly depending on the person but for the most part scientists love having new things to discover. It does tend to be the older ones that take it more poorly though, since their ego has been fed since they made that discovery/diagnosis/theory, etc.
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Apecies???
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i know the lochness monster is real because bigfoot told me so
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Nope 😉
I'm sick of the lake thingie
Again, the Nessie subject… sigh… 😅
Hopefully we see the Loch Ness Monster soon
Are there any proofs of dinosaurs being found with other animal bones in their stomach?
They're just bones found though....I think...I think only the mammoth and sabertooth have been found with food in their stomachs still considering they were frozen
@@gonnalearntoday5649 true but… couldn’t a fossil have bones inside the rib cage showing that when that animal died it had another animal “part” inside the belly?
@@xac1566 yea but I feel like that's kinda 50/50 bc what if it kept getting digested? Idk but now you got me thinking lol