Was browsing Youtube and came across this crazy footage.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=SThrmA3P0g4&search=loch%20ness

Whatever it is it moves extremly fast

Here's some stills from the clip.

Yes, it is something but what is it?

Hard to tell what is is, but that's pretty damn strange. Whatever it is, it can swim/move FAST.

Yeah I like the ending - to get the whole story, I didnt know you had to be privileged to know the 'whole story' just by signing up to their site.

But yeah good footage!

Interesting, did anyone go to the sci-fi.com to get the rest of the story?

It moves so fast, like a machine

That thing is moving pretty fast. No wonder no one ever caught it before.

LOL

Mars your a .... anyways try to look at it from a scientific viewpoint and not a 6 year olds.

So, if this is a movie of Champ, how come the name in the string/link is Loch Ness ?
Looks pretty darn fast for a water animal.

water animals can move really fast! especially when they are actually fake constructs being propelled/dragged by a motor! jk, seriously though it looks nifty, but i don't know what it is, so it frightens me...

Haha.

Ahhhh the plot thins, Ogogpogo, Champ, they are all the same non-lake-monstas.
They must travel between all the lakes in a secret underground tube system.

With a little searching, I found this information.

SciFi Happens
The SciFi Channel has a section on its website called SciFi Happens on which they pretend to invite the public to send in clips of true-life weird things that have been caught on film. All the clips are staged by the SciFi Channel itself, of course, but some of them are kind of cool. There's a UFO spotted flying around the World Trade Center, a guy who becomes magnetized after suffering an electric shock, ladybugs that fly in geometric patterns, and the Lake Champlain sea serpent. You need Quicktime to see the clips.

Guess that answers our questions.

SOURCE

Yeah..... but is this video on it?

The video WAS on it.


When I click on the link provided, I get this page.


ERROR 404 – FILE NOT FOUND

Sorry, we couldn't find the page you requested.

If the page you were looking for was a show page,
it may have recently been removed from SCIFI.COM.
Click here for a list of current SCI FI shows.

Check the file path and make sure it is correct.
If you continue to have trouble finding the page
you're looking for, try starting over from our
home page or using our search utility.


Here's the link.http://www.scifi.com/happens/

Nope, links dead when you click on it

Link works for me I know this one, awesome movie, Champ travels at an incredible speed (makes me more wonder that it's more of a Zeuglodon-like creature)

The link is dead for me as well.

You guys aren't the only ones. I tried to go back to the SciFi happens page a few months back, it wouldn't work then. I'm guessing that they actually took the page down. Not sure why, but you can still find the actual videos from SciFi Happens on different sites.

That video is my favorite, actually. After 'Happens died out and wouldn't work, I could have died because I couldn't find that video. xD!

But, anyway. I'm not really sure what to say about it, even still. It could easily be a fake. There was a rumor going around awhile back, that it was made with a toy boat motor; but I'm not 100% sure on it.

A lot of the other SciFi Happens videos were faked, which leads me to believe that this one was actually hoaxed as well. Though, I can't find anything that's rock-solid on the facts about it.

So, as far as I know, it could be anything. o_o;
(I'd love to believe it's real, though. ;D)

Anyone think maybe that it's a wave?

Nope,but I don't believe it's Champ either.
The problem is the file's referred to as being Loch Ness monster,it's said in the video that the footage was taken at Lake Champlain and I'm damn sure I've seen this one somewhere else under the name Ogopogo.
It seems like the real thing,but with all these name confusion and Sci-fi stuff it becomes rather suspicious.

Couldn't really make anything out.

Personally, I'm not impressed by this video.

dude that sh** is real. dont care what anyone says thats real. no way you can fake something moving that fast like that! its reall holy sh**

why couldn't you fake that? i think it is going to fast to be anything real.

Whoa! There's a show that literally teach you how to do this!

It's called "World's greatest hoaz, finally revealed!" contains some actual hoax footage, interview and TUTORIAL to create this hoax!

I've seen this footage and as I recall, it was featured on the show above and the guy taught us how to do it!

Even Billy Meier was there!

Firstly, I think the speed of the object suggests a fake. While some aquatic animals can move that fast (sailfish can obtain speeds in excess of 50 knots) most of the fast-moving objects in the sea are man-made.

The connection to SciFi.com/Happenings all but proves it was faked. I am unaware of a single video clip having come from that site that was legitimate. It was a poorly-kept secret that they were hoaxing all the footage themselves.

However, let us suppose for an instant that the SciFi connection never existed. What we have is a very blurry movie of a fast-moving lump in the water. (On TV, this footage was slightly more clear, and it did indeed look like a plesiosaur; however, it was still impossible to discern anything beyond a rough impression of the shape.) Frankly, it is impossible to tell what it is, and it would be easy enough to argue it was a fake even without knowing the source.

The film, even if legitimate, is of such poor quality that it proves nothing. Therefore, it cannot be considered evidence of sea monsters.

-Pilgrim

Sometimes I wonder, all the fakes out there, there's gonna be a real bit of footage one of these days. Crystal clear, close up, and no doubts at all about what the picture is showing. And no one will believe it.

Which is a good thing, I think. I'd like to keep some mysteries in the world.

I saw the link in Sci-Fi happens and they said that they just made it up to invite people o their site.

I believe in a lot of things, but this is one of a number of videos that I'm virtually positive are faked. it seems like something being pulled by some man-made apparatus.

Until I heard the staged footage explanation, it was pretty compelling footage.

i have seen many waves like that at loch ness

did anyone else seem to hear something when it was moving? like a jet or submarine engine of some sort?

It looks big whatever as far as you can tell from the picture. It's possibly real. Who can say for sure?

SciFi, presumably, as it's their footage. All the videos at SciFi.com/Happenings were faked. I see no reason to believe this footage is any different.

-Pilgrim

Nope. Presumably you'd have to pay money for something like this...

Oh, no, there was another place that actually had the full story; I forget which one, but it was located on a new station's site--and somehwere else. The station, if I remember right, was Channel Nine of some sort, in Vermont. The two witnesses sent in the tape to be aired publicly, but the station never sent it back. Go figure.

First thought, it almost looks like the wave of water you would see trailing a motorboat breaking undistrubed water... speed seems right too... although i don't see a boat. Fancy camera tricks possibly? In either case, i find the way ithe camera zooms in is a little suspicious.

That's enough for me. Not worth wasting time chasing a video from known hoaxers. What scoundrels posting known fakes. Hope they got what was coming to them.

^^^ Still, it's fun to watch.

I believe that there are strange creatures in lakes around the world, but I think this is a fake. The camera work is too smooth, the way he keeps the camera on the creature suggests to me that he knows how fast it will move. I hope I'm wrong, but that's my opinion.

This video, just like the other three I know [UFO at WTC [incredible!!!], magnetized/electrocuted guy, buginvasion] are wellmade and incredibly powerfull PR. See how it works? We're all talking about it. We fell for the trap. But it also points out something else: how we yearn for the unknown. This PRstunt from SciFi.com proves that, more than that it proves anything supernatural or cryptozoological. It's about our psyche. It's come far enough for us to deny reality and focus on fiction, like we do in cinemas and stuff. Now I'm not saying ALL is nonsense, just that there's this tendency going on among us. We tend to believe the unbelievable, which is fine, but we have to remain sharp in our judgement towards the unbelievable. I myself am having difficulties with that, but this video IS a hoax and it works better than the SciFi-people could've believed, I guess.

Sorry about the rant.

Its fake The Scifi channel made it as a promo movie for something