@@artistsanomalous7369 We are laughing at the auckers who think this is real. By the way, that term is a xenophobic slur. You show your ignorance by using it.
I admire his courage to canoe on the Loch. I think that if Nessie is real, the loch is more of a spawning ground. Some marine animals migrate to lakes and rivers to have their young. So, whether it's an eel, a catfish, or an actual surviving plesiosaur, the females would have their young in the loch and probably return to the North Sea. Most likely through the Inverness River. Having looked at Google Maps of Loch Ness, I have noticed several smaller lochs nearby, so if there is a cave system, it could connect to one of them. This is just my theory, I could very well be wrong. Though I do hope that there are surviving plesiosaurs around.
Nessie might not be real but the spirit of Loch Ness clearly lives on! I think it's great that people from all over can come to Loch Ness to discuss and share history, culture, science and more.
@CausticLemons7 Might be real but people confused it with something else, they didn't have the same tools back then as now, happens people see an animal that it isn't as another an example the boar all believed was a lion😂
@@CGplay186 Certainly that's part of the appeal to mystery! But I meant in the traditional sense of a surviving dinosaur or something seems highly unlikely at this point.
A monster lives alone for hundreds of years, come on? No babies? Locked in a fresh water loch, no access to the sea, 900 feet deep in places.. When tourist numbers dwindle, a "sighting" soon fixes that. I live near Loch Ness, we all have to eat.
@@norton750cc the river Ness is deep enough for seals, but can't see a seal waiting at the Clachnaharry sea lock for someone to open it up. I still like the mystery though. Loch Ness has always felt mysterious. Hopefully it will remain that way.
it whould be super intresting to do an enviromental DNA prospection on several different points of the lake, at different depts just to see whats in there, may not find any loch ness monster but whould be useful to see what kind od wildlife can be found there.
"How the for the Loch Ness monster is faring in the 21st century" This is grammatically incorrect, please try again. Most Germans I met have a much greater command of the English language than this would suggest. Who are you hiring for this job?
I was going to let everyone know what it is, but i don't want to spoil it for Roofus. i just couldn't possibly spoil a young persons mythical beasts dreams when they actually travel so far to search for the monster. But one things for sure is you'll never find a Nessie in the zoo.
0:55 - I know from experience that if you feed the local ducks the right kind of duck pellets, painted turtles will show up to get the pellets the ducks leave behind or let sink; maybe that fellow should try a pickup truck bed full of pellets and see what happens! 😹
Just came from an article on a website: How the for the loch ness monster is faring in the 21st century? I get to YT...Aww "HUNT" 😂 People don't realise just how big Loch ness is, it's long and deep and it connects with other lochs, so "technically it's MASSIVE reaching all the way into the Ocean....but let's just say it's just "Huge" and with todays technology I doubt they will find anything new. Those old dinosaurs are far too smart! 😂👍🏽
....yup was a scham then....still alive ...the story, not the monster. And whats funny is all the times they used boats...with sonar systems like if there was something it couldn't hear it. But it's supposed to be an air breather....sure seems to be underwater a lot.
Seriously, are people still trying to find "Nessie"? Dream on, she doesn't exist, it was all faked, get over it, get a life. Just enjoy the beautiful scenery ;)
5.5 million people in Scotland giving a knowing smile and counting the tourist money. 😅😅😅
Is that all you jocks care about?
@@artistsanomalous7369 We are laughing at the auckers who think this is real.
By the way, that term is a xenophobic slur. You show your ignorance by using it.
Well yea, but I'm sure not everyone who goes to Scotland is visiting just for the Loch ness monster. It's just a fun novel thing to do while there.
@@poopsmcgee4693 No the majority don't but the ones in this vid did.
Fraud
@dwnews
I think you forgot the word "search" in the title:
"How the ??? for the Loch Ness monster is faring in the 21st century | Focus on Europe"
No, they didn't miss a word. They just typed "for" when they meant to type another f-word.
DW stands for "Don't Worry (about it)"
Monsters are looking for Nessie that is believed to exist somewhere out there!
Nessi was abducted by aliens.
I admire his courage to canoe on the Loch. I think that if Nessie is real, the loch is more of a spawning ground. Some marine animals migrate to lakes and rivers to have their young. So, whether it's an eel, a catfish, or an actual surviving plesiosaur, the females would have their young in the loch and probably return to the North Sea. Most likely through the Inverness River. Having looked at Google Maps of Loch Ness, I have noticed several smaller lochs nearby, so if there is a cave system, it could connect to one of them. This is just my theory, I could very well be wrong. Though I do hope that there are surviving plesiosaurs around.
The only thing you need to find her is about $3.50
Dude, you’re coming very close to describing the plastic monsters displayed on shelves in my room!
Nessie might not be real but the spirit of Loch Ness clearly lives on! I think it's great that people from all over can come to Loch Ness to discuss and share history, culture, science and more.
@CausticLemons7
Might be real but people confused it with something else, they didn't have the same tools back then as now, happens people see an animal that it isn't as another an example the boar all believed was a lion😂
@@CGplay186 Certainly that's part of the appeal to mystery! But I meant in the traditional sense of a surviving dinosaur or something seems highly unlikely at this point.
Somebody ask the ducks where Nessie lives. Bribe them with some bread and they'll spill the beans.
Anyone in charge of editing the opening text statement? Find one - they are apparently inexpensive.
Reminds me of how the local weather forecasters use their radar to track Santa. Not the strong journalism I expect from DW.
Don’t forget the NORAD connection!
But why call it a monster? Every other animal has a name and is not called a monster. No wonder it doesn't show itself 😂.
Yeah, the bullies!
A monster lives alone for hundreds of years, come on? No babies? Locked in a fresh water loch, no access to the sea, 900 feet deep in places.. When tourist numbers dwindle, a "sighting" soon fixes that. I live near Loch Ness, we all have to eat.
Actually there is access to the sea via the River Ness
@@johndonald7608 Agreed, via a shallow weir and muitown locks , neither viable for monster movement.
@@norton750cc the river Ness is deep enough for seals, but can't see a seal waiting at the Clachnaharry sea lock for someone to open it up. I still like the mystery though. Loch Ness has always felt mysterious. Hopefully it will remain that way.
it whould be super intresting to do an enviromental DNA prospection on several different points of the lake, at different depts just to see whats in there, may not find any loch ness monster but whould be useful to see what kind od wildlife can be found there.
It's already been done
Biggest fish in there is the wells catfish that's what people see at the surface
@@kjp1232 incorrect, it's the Atlantic Salmon. There are no Catfish in Loch Ness.
“Hey look! Nessie turds!”
"How the for the Loch Ness monster..." Testing out your AI headline generator, or is an employee in withdrawal from something?
Zontar here...Loch Ness monster is real. Stop looking for space aliens. Look for lake fish instead. Thank you. We come in peace 🕊️. Tuesday.
"How the for the Loch Ness monster is faring in the 21st century"
This is grammatically incorrect, please try again. Most Germans I met have a much greater command of the English language than this would suggest. Who are you hiring for this job?
in the days of almost everyone has a smartphone with great cameras included, no photo's. wonder why?
I was going to let everyone know what it is, but i don't want to spoil it for Roofus. i just couldn't possibly spoil a young persons mythical beasts dreams when they actually travel so far to search for the monster. But one things for sure is you'll never find a Nessie in the zoo.
0:55 - I know from experience that if you feed the local ducks the right kind of duck pellets, painted turtles will show up to get the pellets the ducks leave behind or let sink; maybe that fellow should try a pickup truck bed full of pellets and see what happens!
😹
Just came from an article on a website: How the for the loch ness monster is faring in the 21st century?
I get to YT...Aww "HUNT" 😂
People don't realise just how big Loch ness is, it's long and deep and it connects with other lochs, so "technically it's MASSIVE reaching all the way into the Ocean....but let's just say it's just "Huge" and with todays technology I doubt they will find anything new. Those old dinosaurs are far too smart! 😂👍🏽
Incredible this is still going in 2023. 😂😂
I saw bigfoot last week
Little does anyone know that Loch Ness is Godzilla’s seasonal home!
Doesn’t look good if anybody finds him!
In east Turkey, they also have a monster in a lake apparently, lake van,
Yup extremely goof evidence but it'd probably dead now
Couldn't parse the ‘How the for the’ part. Please edit (the title).
Maybe you could fix the title of this video?
Nah trust me bro, well find it this time!
get the help of US NAVY they would do it within a week and tell if it true or not
Send Dog, the bounty hunter.
There have already been people with the latest scientific equipment. The Loch has no monster.
They can't even tell you what is flying next to their boats.
TreeDeep Outdoors has filmed the Monster
its a baby elephant trunk
Sounds like a tasteless date pickup line: “Hey baby, wanna see Nessie?”
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Loch Ness Monster, Ogopogo, Sasquatch, Big Foot, Yeti and more fabrications.
With all the camera traps all over the world it’s probably fair to say no more large cryptids exist outside the deep ocean.
I think I the title is missing a word
....yup was a scham then....still alive ...the story, not the monster. And whats funny is all the times they used boats...with sonar systems like if there was something it couldn't hear it. But it's supposed to be an air breather....sure seems to be underwater a lot.
She's fine
Just stop oil
Seriously, are people still trying to find "Nessie"? Dream on, she doesn't exist, it was all faked, get over it, get a life. Just enjoy the beautiful scenery ;)
They completely drained the lake years ago, and only found hundreds of dead unicorns and Bigfoots and Jimmy Hoffa. No monsters.
@@user-dc1dr9kr8x okay.. you got me. 🥺
do not the loch ness monster lol
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