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Deep dives into iconic sites and phenomena across the planet. Mysterious places that hold a powerful grip over the collective imagination, where myths and secrets abound.

A warm-hearted, quirky look into the enduring legend of the Loch Ness monster, exploring the folklore, the science and the unwavering human fascination with the world's most famous monster.

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20 Comments

@requiscatinpace7392 1 year ago

Who would have thought that locals whose livelihood depends on Nessie swear blind they’ve seen it.

@Kennyperse 1 year ago

I wish I loved my job as much as that man searching for Nessie does. He is just constantly smiling while he works 💯😂👌

@thecuriolounge 1 year ago

You do kinda have to visit to get a sense of what people are talking about. Can be an eerie, foreboding but beautiful place all at the same time.

@IKSExploration 1 year ago

Fascinating deep dive! 👀 Channel 4 did an amazing job blending history, folklore, and modern investigations into the Loch Ness mystery. Even after all these years, the legend still sparks curiosity — and the underwater sonar footage gets me every time. Whether Nessie is real or just a cultural phenomenon, the story keeps capturing our imagination. Loved the mix of expert interviews and atmospheric storytelling! 🐉💧

@ClaireCjScotland 1 year ago

3:41 😢 i kinda miss Rock Ness seeing that scene 💔💙

@craigwalker3194 6 months ago

I think I would like it to remain a mystery too.

@BlytheWorld1972 1 year ago

I saw one of them old five pound notes the other day ...

@julianBraga 1 year ago

The coelacanth was caught off the South African coast in 1938. The one seen at an East African fish market was a dead specimen and " found after the live South African specimen.

@thelatman9397 1 year ago

I've seen the animal, or the back of it at least. I saw an 'upturned boat' sighting of the animal in 2020. It was very surreal to learn that this animal is real.

@david-x2k-d8p 9 months ago

I think theres things about water we still don't understand. Water is one of the greatest forces in nature, it creates a lot of power as it flows through the earth like veins. We're told it has memory and feeling. So does it have spirit.

@leon327 1 year ago

If the Loch Ness Monster really exists, then people would see and photograph it regularly.

@CawasiKutar 1 year ago

The surgeon. Mr wilson took three photos..

@nicolabaddeley631 1 year ago

Cant wait go here soon on my bucket list ❤

@CiganoBoxer 1 year ago

that water does look scary mind .😮 12:37

@nicolabaddeley631 1 year ago

Steve Feltham looks defeated...

@davidknox4702 1 year ago

Assuming whatever it might be wasn't born as late as 1933. How the hell would it still be in existence

@robstevens2113 4 months ago

But the Loch Ness Monster was discovered over ten years ago. There are underwater tunnels connecting all the lochs. A breading pair of 20ft eels that were thought to be extinct were found living in those tunnels. It was headline news.