The Loch Ness Monster of Alaska?

Clovis Clodoveo. Buenoi a la verdad es que, este monstruo lochness, no es
mas que una anguila muy fuera de lo comun.

Tell Patrick and Sponge bob to watch out

"I think Bigfoot is blurry, that's the problem. It's not the photographer's fault. Bigfoot is blurry, and that's extra scary to me. There's a large, out-of-focus monster roaming the countryside. Run, he's fuzzy, get out of here." RIP Mitch

The real mystery is why do sea monsters only reveal themselves to people with camcorders from 1980.

Oh come on ... I've seen more mysterious creatures roaming the Walmart aisles.

"long neck, a horse-like head, large eyes, and back bumps that stick out ...."
Gentlemen, You have discovered my mother-in-law.

Why are all videos of "Monsters" so shaky and poor in quality that you can't even see the subject....why hasn't anyone with a good camera or sure hands ever seen one of these monsters?

Figures! Funny comments from people whom have never spent time out on the open ocean away from the regular shipping lanes. I dont mean a little skinny dipping on the coast and then some hot dogs at night. Unless you been out there and stayed quiet enough to see The Creator's biggest works, consider yourself unfamiliar with the planet you were born on. Please take the time and be amazed. You will learn something about your home and yourself.

It's a speciaes known as REGELICUS GLESNE or the RIBBON FISH which grows up to 30 to 50 feet in length and is a favorite of sharks as they can (like a reptiles tail) be eaten away by as much as 20 feet and still swim away to reow. They used to be spotted by whalers in the Northern Atlantic but were also seen in and around the Polynesian Islands. They were thought to be strictly deep water creatures but something drives them to the surface from time to time. The "blow" that they showed is actually the ribbons that stand and or fan out on their heads and only one or two have ever been seen up close and all samples were dead and had washed up on beaches.

Can somebody please take a picture of Loch Ness using an HD camera! It's the 21st
Century... this blurry photo crap doesn't cut it anymore.

It's probably some type of whale...???.....I certainly hope they don't kill it!.......it's nice to have some mysteries unsolved....something to look forward to spotting every now & then.....kinda like Loch Ness & Bigfoot...lol

Who now a days has a camera that is in Black & White or would change their settings to B&W for video anyway?

Yahoo really needs to add a "report stupidity" button.

"The seaman reports that he saw "a big, long white thing moving in the water. We chased it for about 20 minutes. Spray came out of its head..."

...sounds more like a Beluga.

Who the hell has a black and white camera in 2009!?

It's amazing that the $100K stabilized cameras that they use on "Deadliest Catch" suddenly go out of focus and get all shaky when a "sea-serpent" shows up.

Holy crap! A whale in Alaska!!!

why is it whenever there's "videos" of these "monsters," it's always grainy, black/white, and shaky?

This is the digital age, your trying to tell me whoever shot this was using a camera from 30 years ago?

I thought we had color cameras in 2009.