This Is the Biggest Loch Ness Monster Search in 50 Years



The largest hunt in decades for Scotland’s fabled Loch Ness monster is wrapping up. Researchers traveled to the northern part of the country with new technology this time, to try to finally prove the existence of the elusive beast. This search also brought curiosity seekers from as far away as North Carolina, just so they could say they laid their own eyes on Nessie. Inside Edition Digital’s Stephanie Officer explains.

source

31 thoughts on “This Is the Biggest Loch Ness Monster Search in 50 Years”

  1. It has to be real. It has to be true. It’s on the internet and television. I’m sure the same lot of people who believe in all of this also believe that the Earth is flat. Grab your tinfoil hats and bring the Kool-Aid along. Before we begin our journey to The Neighborhood of Make-Believe, grab The Ouija. We’ll have a chat with the spirits and see what kind of drugs they were on. While we’re at it, we’ll ask those spirits what loony bin they escaped from. If there’s any time left, we’ll summon Noah to confirm that he actually had 3,858,920-ish animals on the ark. Exciting times we live in!

    Reply
  2. Lock this front to has died and died years ago there's at the bottom of the lake thermal red Imaging captured a huge object at the bottom and it was an animal but it was lifeless so Nessie isn't gone

    Reply
  3. Oh, more smoke and mirrors to distract from all of things really going on in the world. Funny how some old mystery gets pulled out a dusty chest to get your thoughts on nonsense when the real stuff is going on.

    Reply
  4. I highly recommend people check out the episode Legend of Loch Ness in the show River Monsters. The creature may have been identified as a Greenland Shark that lives in the lake. Check out that episode.

    Reply
  5. if it does exists i hope they never find it as they gonna throw it in a zoo or animal resort and caputre it its a beautfual ceature that should live out its days free from capture

    Reply
  6. Since I was little, I’ve always believed that the Loch Ness Monster existed and was still alive, perhaps hiding in an underground cavern somewhere in the Loch. If, by some stroke of luck, I ever discovered the creature’s existence, I would embrace the satisfaction in knowing that a legend is true and leave the creature alone in peace. It doesn’t bother us, so why really bother it?

    Reply

Leave a Comment