Chapter
The Loch Ness Monster Hoax
16:23 - 21:53 (05:30)
The Daily Mail and other UK tabloids ran sensationalized stories about the Loch Ness Monster throughout April, but the hoax was eventually uncovered leading to widespread abandonment of the myth.
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The Daily Mail hired actor, director, and big game hunter, Marmaduke Wetherill to investigate the Yeti sightings in the Himalayas in December 1933.
16:23 - 17:26 (01:03)
Summary
The Daily Mail hired actor, director, and big game hunter, Marmaduke Wetherill to investigate the Yeti sightings in the Himalayas in December 1933. Wetherill went on to lead an expedition in search of the elusive creature.
ChapterThe Loch Ness Monster Hoax
EpisodeSelects: Could There Be A Loch Ness Monster?
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A potential zoological find of a 20-foot long animal with four-toed tracks in the mud was put on hold due to a break in the media, despite being one of the greatest finds in world history.
17:26 - 20:02 (02:35)
Summary
A potential zoological find of a 20-foot long animal with four-toed tracks in the mud was put on hold due to a break in the media, despite being one of the greatest finds in world history.
ChapterThe Loch Ness Monster Hoax
EpisodeSelects: Could There Be A Loch Ness Monster?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
In this episode, they discussed the history of the Loch Ness Monster and how it became a cultural phenomenon.
20:02 - 21:53 (01:50)
Summary
In this episode, they discussed the history of the Loch Ness Monster and how it became a cultural phenomenon. Despite being a proven fraud, the legend still continues to attract tourists and enthusiasts alike.