On the Trail of Champ (Lake Monster) - Episode 2: Belua Aquatica Champlaineinsis
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- Episode 2 deals with various eyewitnesses of the Champ monster and their highly detailed testimonies of their encounters. Aside from numerous eyewitness interviews there is an examination of the various pieces of alleged Champ monster videos and photographs taken over the years, including the infamous Sandra Mansi photograph from 1977.
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my favorite was when Cousteau visited Loch ness. They set up a motion activated camera someplace and ended up getting a picture of a huge fin passing by the camera.
Anyone remember the unknown echo location pattern MonsterQuest recorded in the lake back in the day?
The long neck turtle is definately possible. The plesiosaur design was very successful so it makes sense that nature may have resused the design in turtles.
It's not a turtle.
It's not a sturgeon.
It's not a wide bodied eel
It's not a Greenland shark
It's a tanystropheus
And pleasiosaur
jquest43 Then what the hell is it? Because it sure as hell isn’t a hoax or someone’s imagination either.
@@anonymousgoblin792 Unless there's some sort of "instant dimensional shifting" going on where these things are only in these areas for brief moments, I think most of these lake cryptids are folklore or misidentification. If it was real and some sort of ancient animal or a prehistoric marine reptile like a Plesiosaur, etc. it would be long known about by now and there'd be clear videos or images of these things being encountered by boaters, fishers, and photographers.
I just recently discovered your channel...and I am LOVING your work! Thanks so much for the effort you guys put in to tell the stories of the people in these towns.
An unknown new species of a long neck turtle sounds spot on.
amy bastian What? That just a fake video lmao, your point?
Another great episode on Champ. On to episode three
A plesiosaur basically looks like a cross between a snake and a turtle but with out the shell
We the human race have never explored the whole earth ,there are places untouched ,so why do people say it is impossible .You know what they are just afraid to find out .
Champ is some kind of giant snake neck turtle, similar to the illustration on this episode. It hibernates in the mud just like the other 5 species of turtles that live in the lake.
pogsquatch really I heard of this it’s in the full video that never got released right? And do you think it’ll ever be shown?
Maby that one of the cryptids,the other is tanystropheus,and the third is a plesiasaur.
I agree with you wholeheartedly. It is the most compelling explanation
@@jquest43absolutely not.
Hey what if its a sort of Giant Lake Turtle? Snapping turtle necks get weird, tack on some evolution + reptile + beach chilling + the hump might just be the shell
There used to be a 2005 video of a creature in Champlain that was shot by 2 fishermen.
It was on TH-cam for a while and hosted by an ABC News website but it's gone everywhere I think.
When I had a lower-rez monitor, it was very easy to see some details but you never saw the entire creature so there is a question still if they filmed a known animal (it sure didn't look like an oarfish to sturgeon to me) or something unusual/unknown.
That was probably the best creature video I've seen.
The other videos are jokes...
Even with the 2005 video, there's an ambiguity but it did look like it has a head with turned to the side with one eye, a slit for a mouth, and the head was attached to a long neck. The implication was there was a HUGE body at the end of that neck but that body never appeared onscreen (which leads to the possibility this is a fish/eel). The only other thing that appeared in the video was what looked like a fin but it could have been a tail, too, if this were a fish curled under the boat the video was shot from.
100% real
I remember it. The was also one from the nineties that got me interested in Champ. Taken by the wife of a couple out pleasure boating. It comes out of the water as she is randomly filming and she's excited but the husband is screaming and cursing and accelerating while she's telling him to wait. The head and neck were clear for a moment, but then it got choppy because the husband freaks out and guns the engine.
Art Dag how did it get taken down?
@@peste2574 Here => th-cam.com/video/AjsB3oosZQI/w-d-xo.html
This is pretty much all the significant stuff released in 2005.
It was wiped from the web because of copyright claims from the lawyer who owns the footage now. They want at least $20,000 to release the footage.
Link to the Facebook page, Release the Bodette Footage.
Bodette was the Fisherman who shot the "Champlain Monster" footage in 2005.
Best cryptid footage of ANYTHING I've ever seen shot. This IS something I don't know. It's not a known fish, dolphin, etc. Definitely NOT a sturgeon.
My guess is an unstudied, maybe prehistoric?, species of giant snake neck turtle. I saw a regular sized specimen and it looked just like a tiny plesiosaur. If I didn’t know about these unique turtles then I’d have sworn there was a mini-plesiosaur living in a man-made pond down here in Louisiana. I’ve read plesiosaurs couldn’t lift their necks high (imagine the silhouette of a swan) like the pics show, but a giant snake neck turtle could.
I always laugh at the silly "expert" skeptics who claim the Manssie photograph is just a wet log. FUN FACT: Wet wood does NOT reflect the sun.
Wood, wet or not, does reflect light. That’s how we can see it.
Also, Mansi is not reliable. She’s changed her story significantly over the decades. In any case, whatever it was she photographed, it doesn’t prove anything. It doesn’t even look like a living animal. Like all the other lake monster photos of shape and shadow without any visible detail, the photo is scientifically useless.
maybe the marine reptile can stretch its neck like a turtle
Am I right by thinking that plesiosaurs wouldn't physically swim along with their head and neck above the water
Yes, their bone structure could not physically support it, in fact, their necks were not anywhere near as flexible as often portrayed.
@@mysterymobberly9627 not true.
All made up
The controllers don't want evolution overturned by the plesiasaur s in lake Champlain.
Pleasiosaurs could lift their heads out of the water.
jquest43 They can’t though. There’s a vast amount of scientific articles on the subject of plesiosaur neck flexibility. The general conclusion is that they had a very limited amount of neck flexibility.
BizarreBase [AlienNate] they probably can lift their neck higher now I mean evolution could’ve made it possible
Baron Mobberly actually they probably evolved a new type of neck structure so it’s certainly possible there necks have changed over time
Maybe it is some kind of fresh water sea turtle and like els they keep eating and just grow
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Does this series talk about the theory that Champ is not a Plesiosaur but a different Dinosaur called a Tanystropheus?
Yes. Dennis j Hall's theory.
He is the original champquest guy
He is on history s mysteries champ
He was Katy Elizabeth s partner
Careful! Look what they used to say about bigfoot.
I guess everyone has their own opinions. I mean me myself I believe in these things but some people don't.
A log or tree trunk floating by currents? What a crock...a log or tree trunk would not be submerged, then float on the surface for a short time, then go back under and stay under....in a lake where the water doesnt have a current anywhere strong enough...its sad when people have sold their soul in order to help deceive the public. Any person with common sense and has been around rivers or lakes knows that when the log/trunk has rotted to the point it will float, it stays afloat until it gets beached. I say those who have any kind of degrees or are "experts" should put that up if they are so sure. I say thise people should publicly be stripped of whatever title they have....
I grew up in Port Henry. Never saw Champ myself.
I like the on-scene physical investigations; don't care for the office jib-jabs.
the photo at 8:56 clearly shows a person doing the crawl from behind. he (or she, probably he because the arm is very muscular) is swimming from the right to the left. on the far left end his head shows a little above the water-surface, then we see the risen right arm with the sunlit elbow, the shadowy right hand, then the hip ...
Gerald Herrmann that’s one bendy arm
That's more absurd than the monster explanation. Look at the original unscaled version of the photo. The proportions of this alleged person's body would make standing and walking difficult let alone swimming. They would be cartoonishly huge.
@@rev949 it´s an overlay of two fotos. anybody who does not clearly see the crawling man has a diminished perception of the world around him.
@@geraldherrmann787 idiot much?
Like that root they say was Sandra mansis photo?
Idiot much?
Paid skeptic thought cop
@@rev949 he's a paid gov skeptic
Every monster channel has them to protect evolution
Remember..no pleasiosaurs
17:56 😃😃😃 forget champ...let's see more of katy!!!!😃😃😃
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I believed those people who saw what they saw .Do you Guy's know that there is a scripture where it was said ,that man kind will never know all of gods creation
The guy at 2:10 that had the unmistakable sighting, keeps shaking his head side to side, an indication that he’s being deceptive, and his body language is telling on him.
Agree ! 😊
You are wrong.
@@michellessard7047 you believe any idiot don't you?
It might be a Gungan....Jar Jar Bink's. 👍
I really hope not
A plesiosaur is the worst possible theory.
It has to be a reproducing population of animals. Claiming it is the same one is pure idiocy.