National Geographic Photographer Claims He Has Seen Alien Beings In The Ocean

a reply to: Bluntone22

Hes claims that the sea creatures he sees daily around his sub are an advanced form of alien species. No lies, NO ET. Just weird and strange alien sea creatures that in his opine are advanced. No conspiracy here! He even mentions them by name.

a reply to: shawmanfromny

I believe he is speaking about strange creatures that resembles aliens from another world....
Just making it sound more fantastic then it is, selling tickets.

I am sure he would have snapped a picture if he seen real aliens underwater.

Cashhhhhhhh Grabbbbbbb!!!!


He is just talking about weird looking fish and other life in the Ocean. The cash grab is by whoever made the headline. He makes a wild accusation that some fish might be from another planet....... because they are weird looking. Click bait bull#.

Their advertisers surely thank you for all those juicy clicks though.


And to the OP of this thread. Did you really think this was about actual aliens when you posted this? Because it explains in the article and the cideo, that this is about fish. Not aliens.

a reply to: shawmanfromny

Someone who is a photographer but forgets to take photo's of some 'alien type being' whilst under water filming stuff, is probably not telling the whole truth.

But as some have pointed out, maybe the footage isn't his 100%, so could be liable for prosecution if he does take photo's and puts them online!

A or B?

All I need is a badge, then I'm legit ?

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: shawmanfromny

And the professional photographer didnt bother to take pictures.....lol

I'm not going to say hes lying but without evidence this might as well be a west Virginia hill jack claiming bigfoot took his wife.

I almost always have a camera on me, but I have missed some of the most incredible shots that I still to this day kick myself. I think sometimes in the moment we are in such awe, or just don't have the camera on quick enough. Maybe that will change when things really start getting recorded around the clock. Imagine that, your cell phone recording 24 hours!

Here are the ones I missed,
A bald eagle carrying a live cat away
My daughter and an amish girl the same age looking at each other in utter wonder
A thousand dragonflies swirling around me

originally posted by: TruthxIsxInxThexMist
a reply to: shawmanfromny

Someone who is a photographer but forgets to take photo's of some 'alien type being' whilst under water filming stuff, is probably not telling the whole truth.

But as some have pointed out, maybe the footage isn't his 100%, so could be liable for prosecution if he does take photo's and puts them online!

A or B?

He’s talking about fish. Not aliens.

originally posted by: ADVISOR
I'm pretty sure we can rule out his randomly going under the ocean on his own dime, and it's more than likely his experience was while working.

Why?

He is the underwater Director of Photography for OceanX and National Geographic, it's very possible he may be able to afford renting the special equipment needed. But not own it, like NatGeo.

A professional photographer is highly likely to own advanced equipment. Not as expensive as that owned by a large company, but much better than what a common person owns.

At this point every thing any of us have to say is speculation. We could what if it until the sun burns out and still never know.

True.

I'll just repeat what my grandfather told me when he found out I was investigating for MUFON; "I'm not saying that there aren't life from other planets here, but I'm just pointing out that there may be other reasons why there are so many little green guys being seen in the 60's and 70's"

This substance rule may apply here as well. Did he see something? I don't know, and neither does anyone else. Could what he saw been created by a bad air mix while down there? We'll never know for sure since what he said is being touted out as a "personal belief" for him. It's too bad for everyone, an investigation into what happened could be useful to determin the truth of what he saw.

a reply to: shawmanfromny

Aliens? Working for natgeo he should know better.

Look at the cephalopods such as octopi and cuttlefish are intelligent and alien looking, but they are Earthlings like us.

Pics or it didn't happen.

Does anybody remember that story a while back about some dude from the Discovery channel potentially discovering an alien ship in the ocean? What ever happened with that?

originally posted by: Spacespider
a reply to: shawmanfromny

I believe he is speaking about strange creatures that resembles aliens from another world....
Just making it sound more fantastic then it is, selling tickets.

I am sure he would have snapped a picture if he seen real aliens underwater.

That's exactly my take, he may have been describing alien LOOKING creatures that are a native life form, just rarely seen

I contacted Luis Lamar via mail asking him to clarify what he meant,got an automated reply that he will be on work till July 3rd

Imo he meant sea life when he talked about aliens and all this was a big click bait or whatever is the new word for advertisement now

Should he reply i will post here

originally posted by: 35Foxtrot

originally posted by: beetee
I knew we should never have trusted those nasty dolphins, smiling all the time, like they know something we don't...

Creepy critters...

But, damn, they're delicious mf'ers.

a reply to: ausername

One of my first thoughts too, however I once saw a UFO while I had a camera phone in my hand I was so stunned by what I was witnessing though that taking a picture never even crossed my mind. I was stood rooted the ground like a rabbit in headlights until the thing past by.

ETA

For those who think he is talking about alien looking creatures native to our oceans why do you think he believes them to be more advanced than humans? That’s quite a claim to make right there.

Seems to me that Nat Geo has always been involved in the cover-up. So they would never let out photos that revealed what the military did not want shown to the public.

a reply to: surfer_soul

It's been theorized that Dolphins are really smart, maybe that's the kind of thing he was referring to. And maybe he didn't mean it literally

a reply to: vlawde

Dolphins are really smart no question about it. However if you read the quote in the OP he says

“I believe they are potentially from another heavenly body (aka not earth) and they are more highly advanced than humans”

Unless he means advanced in some non technology kind of way I can’t imagine what sea creatures he would be referring to.

Going to have to agree with others...

I don't think he meant another planet, but metaphorically, our worlds, land and sea are vastly different and in context, we rule the land and sea creatures rule the sea.

In this sense, he leaves his domain that is the world we know and enters a realm, alien in nature, that the undersea is.

He actually goes on to list all the various underwater life he came across and is im awe at its majesty.

Aliens indeed.

a reply to: watchandwait410

He said they look like giant stingrays

Either the makers of the abyss knew something and were tryign to tell us, or thats a huge coincidence

Or hes full of it