Shiver - Paranormal Documentaries: The Terrifying Lake Windermere Creature

People report sighting a serpent-like creature in England's Lake Windermere.
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[@almostfullmoon09]

Wow, a cryptid I have not heard of yet. This world is full of mysteries awaiting to be discovered. What a mysterious world we live on.

[@altrotamundos7241]

Over 50 years ago I saw a very large eel swimming just below the surface of the water at a place then called Hammerbank House. A large country house on the shores of Windermere the Eel appeared to be between 5 and 6ft long. As some Eels are known to live to a ripe old age, could this explain Bownessie

[@SODA_BURST]

Bownessie is larger than that

[@samuraijackoff5354]

Funnily Enough there was found to be a lot of evidence of eels in loch ness.

[@co-coearlandmartha9585]

The Eel might be a pike

[@pollyg562]

i also would love it to be a eels it fits if landlocked and if a male can't find a partner they can misss sexual maturity and keep growing but unfortunately, there is 1 huge problem with the eel hypotenuse, that is locomotion. Eels swim side to side(shark) every lake monster is reported to swim up and down(dolphin)

[@berndmayer1765]

@@pollyg562 Yes, they dont undulate. Good point on the hypothesis though!

[@jonfox1919]

They forgot to mention the haunting call of Bownessie that, on a calm, moonlit night, can be heard echoing across the water: 'KERCHING!!!'

[@Areyousayingidontknowmyname]

lol

[@almofo2237]

I dont totally dismiss the existence of Bownessie but that was gold 😄

[@patrickmohan2220]

It's the way you tell them!

[@ianjackson3799]

Nessie on holiday

[@zs24689]

Tbh there could be a way of nessie going around the country.

[@SODA_BURST]

I love Sea Monsters

[@Elora-vd9vq]

as much as I love the idea of cryptids and other mysterious creatures like this, existing, it's not very likely, but I will still love to listen to stories about them.

[@StennMathis]

They used to say the same about the Giraffe and Gorilla...I'm sure people scoffed at the Duck billed platypus too (and still do)... Old proverb(Chinese I believe): What is the wisest of all animals? That which no man knows exists

[@dextermorgan1]

Except thousands of people have seen the exact same thing in Lakes all over the world. Why is it so hard to believe science doesn't have all the answers?

[@georgebarnes8163]

No, Englands lakes are tiny.

[@stuarth4249]

This Video seams to be a tourist plug for Windermere.

[@johnmudd6453]

And nessie isn't ?

[@owenllewellyn5692]

To save 44.86 minutes of your life, the answer is, unsurprisingly, no.

[@michaeljoseph2644]

If anyone saw the movie, 'jaws', they will remember how those in authority denied the shark because it would hurt tourism? ...didn't matter who died, as long as the $$$$ was coming in.

[@DW_Angel]

Fly a drone over the lake like the dude who records great white sharks. Make use of the tech.

[@sillyrabbit734]

I think our lakes have a lot of large aquatic creatures in them. Maybe not dinosaurs... but large fish, eels maybe - definitely.

[@Da1Dez]

I think this is all silly. I've been to Windermere 4 times and each time thought that the lake is way too small to hide a 'monster' compared to loch ness and all these years later in 2006 (when I happened to be there on my second visit) why is it only now being sighted? Clearly just trying to profit from loch ness!

[@seosamhofionnaghain8699]

Where's the FULL FILMED RECORDED FOOTAGE of the alleged lake monster ?

[@John.lakesrc]

I just like living near to the shores of Windermere, decent little film though.

[@jeffglenn7609]

U. K. Nessie filmed in the Thames river years ago...

[@joshb7300]

opposite the O 2, near houses of parliament. All these creatures are water demons, which is why they will never be caught or proven by science.

[@effigyinmotion]

Calling Windemere a lake is like calling a modest apartment a mansion. At roughly 11 miles long, and 200 ft deep, lets call it what it is - a pond. There is NOTHING hiding in there.

[@terrykennedy1958]

Exactly! Experts, the ones who actually have sense and honesty, have given ample and visual proof that these monster sightings are nothing more than floating debree and well-known animals out for a swim. People see what they want something to be instead of what is actually is.

[@wildflower-web]

I've never heard of this monster before even though I live only 30 miles south of it and go to the Lake District several times a year. The line of otters together theory at 30 minutes seems the most convincing and most likely IMHO. Possibly the otter at the front might be on look out and stick its head high out of the water. This would create a long silhouette with what might look like a tall head sticking up at the front.

[@terrykennedy1958]

This is why I prefer recent videos about things as this, because 97.99% of these videos are OLD info, FALSE info, whereas the newer ones have the updated information.

[@darkprose]

Hmm. These are the strangest tourism ads I’ve ever seen.

[@themargatemarauder6149]

In 1950, a sea serpent was also seen in Margate Kent UK

[@joshb7300]

Water demon.

[@themargatemarauder6149]

@@joshb7300 possibly

[@baz_1239]

Sorry my flies were undone

[@themargatemarauder6149]

@@baz_1239 ha ha

[@baz_1239]

@@themargatemarauder6149 I wish, more like a sea snail 😥

[@thecatsonholiday5932]

It's the silly music that turns me off. But I'll give it a look. Ps does anyone want to do a council flat exchange from the lake district. I have a lovely 1 bedroom ground floor flat with front and back garden in a massive council estate called leighpark easy access to as many drug dealers violent attacks and casual acts of vilness as one would ever need. No time wasters.

[@davidfoster9339]

I'll give it a go, it's so boring here.

[@daleHarrison93]

sure, mines in Leeds, when we swappin

[@lesleyannfraser100]

Class .. how did the swap go 😆

[@voraciousreader3341]

I’m not saying I believe the sightings or that I don’t, but what’s silly is that the guy who owns one of the shops says that tourists are the only people who have experienced or seen the animal, but the swimmer owns a hotel and his coach lives there, too! Did he just happen to forget that? You can also get a feel for people by watching and listening to them as they talk about their experiences, and they appear to be well educated, professional people for the most part, and are obviously not cranks or people on the make, so I’d give them the benefit of the doubt, for sure. On the flips side is the scientist who’s been mapping the lake for so many years, with data stretching back several decades, showing nothing. Cool mystery!!

[@justjones5430]

You might ask: What possible reason could Steve Burnip have for making up a story such as his? "What do you do for a living Steve?" "I'm a Journalist" Hahahahahahaha! 🤣

[@BoiledOctopus]

Wait guys... let me just get my potato so I can film this.

[@Seanplaistow34]

Remember the 1982 book by Cliff Twemlow "The Pike". Set at Windermere. Film attempts have been made, one starring Joan Collins.

[@biffgrimes.8345]

Don';t worry everyone it was just my wife swimming in Lake Windermere.

[@historicstudios2708]

Oof

[@denisenilsson1366]

How long were you sleeping on the sofa?

[@badluckrabbit]

W I F E B A D

[@lesleyannfraser100]

How long were you married for ?? Not long i reckon

[@peterwright7025]

so otters can lift a boat then put it down again save me from experts

[@paulgreen2416]

This brings back memories. I use to live on Helm Close half a life time ago.

[@benjaminmcclatchey9814]

When I was a child the monster turned our rowboat around and tried to dump us.

[@ZRanchLady]

One of these days they will finally discovery all these "Nessie Lake Monsters" are giant eels.

[@treewitch666]

The dude said once a month for decades they have observed the fish with various technology and he doesn’t mention giant eels.

[@georgebarnes8163]

Nessie was actually a circus elephant.

[@lushhclub819]

FW Holiday suggested a giant mollusc....probably nearest the truth....

[@Amphitera]

ribboneels and morays are nocturnal and spent most of their time buried up to their heads in the mud or caves on the bottom. He could run echolocation for a hundred years and might not see an eel, even a giant one.

[@dannygroom3327]

Taking bookings now.....

[@Lighthazzles]

The true nature of the paranormal is such that materialistic science will never, never be able to grasp these anomalies. Lake monsters may not be what people think they are that's too simplistic. It's possible there's a spiritual and dimensional aspect potentiality attached to these sightings along with associated UFO sightings in this and many other lake and mountain areas worldwide.

[@donnysath9084]

Yes. Bownessie is probably same as Loch Nessie -- able to travel from lake to lakes. Or there is an under cave channel for these creature to travel to different destinations at will.

[@joaoponeis]

Very beautiful place. Tourist, many bars, restaurants and hotels in the region. New Nessie Monster, huh 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@markneeley7191]

No one can even prove very large eels or water snakes exist, though San Francisco Bay is a place where large dark sea serpents supposedly have been seen close up. Could these be Cadborosaurus' migrating to warmer water down the Pacific Coast ?

[@salvagemonster3612]

Ayh I seen me’s a monsterous Brownessie last night. It at first just poked its head in and out. Then with a huge grunt the Beastie broke forth. For move minutes it coiled outward.

[@loobylooroden6176]

That lake is a glass of water compared with the size of loch ness . The stories are fun though.

[@SandyzSerious]

Beautiful place, thank you.

[@myhometucasa5489]

Oh dear..... I lived there for 6 years... Never heard of it, tourism must be low🤦‍♂️

[@YusufGinnah]

There seem to be quite a few UNO's* on the Shiver Documentaries Channel **UNO's=* _Unidentified Nessie Objects_

[@markwardel6751]

they should have named the monster Bowie and doubled the merchandising possibilities

[@waderaney7]

Looks like a good joyful time place 👋

[@johnryan2193]

There should not be ANY speedboats allowed in or near the lake.

[@sleeptimebrown8521]

I actually live in a wee mining town called BO,NESS it's on the forth , xx

[@shanethepain1000]

Why would you mine for wee ? ? ?

[@shanethepain1000]

Is wee Scottish for Bitcoins ? ? ?

[@UNUSUALUSERNAME220]

3 lumps, humps, always 3. The classic version of a "lake monster". If you described it any other way no one would know what the hell you were talking about.

[@TheRplatts]

What’s with the Edward scissors hands music

[@margarethughes3763]

It's probably Tony Blare.

[@shanethepain1000]

Who ?

[@ahtijansson9283]

this just feels like a massive cash grab yeah sure it provides jobs and such and its a big income for the area but still. I remember going to the giants causeway years ago and I don't think they were as cash grabby but they did get a refub as as as I know so things could of changed.

[@MartysWhiteSuit]

It's 2021 and this is the first I've heard of it. Is this one of those April the 1st gags?

[@denisenilsson1366]

It's too early for that.

[@lushhclub819]

These people have one alleged sighting and end up thinking they are experts on something that has never been proved

[@loftyskies123]

could it be the Wells Catfish , gets quite big

[@Amphitera]

if anything, this is a giant freshwater eel, like in any other "monster" lake. but why did they make this stupid green dino fatsuit, when bowie is supposed to be a long, dark, serpentine creature?

[@jaggg.3821]

Either people are using too many narcotics around The Globe are there is something in the Lake's and it supposed to be extinct but apparently not since each sighting of these Lake Monster's are said to exist. My conclusion I've come away with Champy's/Nessie's all over The World, Strange Aquatic Plesio's plus Giant Eel's is that all 3 critters occupy the Lake's. There not seeing one creature there seeing more than one and from Unsolved Mysteries too TV Series Sighting's the detailed descriptions haven't changed they are seeing these animal's I just don't think people are aware they're looking for 3 Marine Reptiles and Giant Eel's. What hasn't been considered is the fact the Plesio's could be venomous like the Sea Snakes, these aquatic creatures are really bashful they like making appearances when all is quiet on the Lake save for 1 vessel or people back up on the Lake shore. In seeking for those Giant Eel's search for Burrows up on The Land not too far from The Lake, it'll be a way up on The Bank, and fair warning too the scientist's the Burrows will blend into the environment. Giant Eel's in Brazil and Peru are known for making Burrows not too far from the Lake's & River's that they swim within. Like snakes or Sea Turtles they can slither ashore into their Burrows then tired of their Burrows slither back into The Lake or River. Again these are Giant Eels.

[@charlesballard5251]

Same thing as Loch Ness. People see natural and man caused occurrences and they misinterpret it. There is nothing in Windermere. If there were, why hadn't it been sighted with the town having been there for probably over a thousand years?

[@donnysath9084]

Fish magician does exist.

[@bill2066]

Are there ANY lakes in the world that does NOT contain some type of "monster?"

[@heerkojohanneskooistra6708]

yes

[@toddaulner5393]

Never heard of it.

[@spambotful]

They’re desperately trying to jump on the Nessie bandwagon, if something really lived there it would have been seen before 2006. Nessie or some of her kind have been spotted for hundreds of years

[@SteveSandersonArt]

its just Windermere.... not 'lake' Windermere :)

[@treewitch666]

Good doc but that filter you used when you introduce testimonials makes people look like they have horrible skin diseases.

[@mrorangepeel659]

The gentleman who was swimming with Bronessie is still taking booking’s at his hotel 😊 🤡

[@zoolook1000]

It's a dorsal fin ffs,

[@jamessim1858]

It's the Mother in law!

[@michaellynch6482]

Wells catfish

[@cryptozoology505]

One more comment i laugh at marine biologist who think they know all in the lake, as a for instance a ten year study looking for green sturgeon and not one sighting, they were publishing the green sturgeon was extinct, and hilariousaly a guy fishing caught half a dozen of them in a afternoon only hundred yards from their research facility lol Just like in many body waters, i have in ottawa river over 120 species yet science thinks only ninety, not until mid eighties did they even discovet largemouth bass in the river yet bass contests heald already for years lol. I have a phoro of a bowfin i caught there 70s, only three ever caught since 1800s. Daily piles new species found yearly and even in ponds to streams in major cities. So do not be over skeptical there is fish to animals world wide yearly diacovered in waters often searched for ages by science.

[@raedgaj3878]

So many lakes & rivers around the world with so many stories of monsters of many shapes & sizes. Although for there to be some creature keeping itself hidden all these years, like a long lived Plesiosaurus, then it's hard to believe a massive creature has those skills. I say paranoia.

[@catheylunsford3159]

It's a giant eel dna on water will show this like loc need rt has moved them cAuse of chernobyl's disaster increasing there numbers

[@strongbow217]

What about bronessie who likes smoking joints and drinking cheap booze on the daily

[@baz_1239]

The Chinese want to eat bownessie

[@shanethepain1000]

Ouch !

[@jameslower7350]

I wonder if this one wants three dollars and fifty cents like n ESS i.e. does

[@davidkelly7921]

They lieing story keep Changin

[@graemejones3575]

What are the main goals in life is not to be a Tossa