Results of the search for the 'MONSTER' of Loch Ness 2023

Results of the search for the 'MONSTER' of Loch Ness, discovering many STRANGE BODIES under the lake

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The results of the search campaign for the Loch Ness monster discovered many strange sounds at the bottom of the lake. The Loch Ness monster, also known as Messi, is said to be a giant sea creature living hidden in Loch Ness lake. Until now, in the UK, the Loch Ness monster remains a mystery. Although since ancient times there have been reports of this animal, in 1933 the legend of the Loch Ness monster began to spread after A couple are said to have recounted their experience encountering a huge animal which they compared to a dragon or prehistoric monster after it appeared briefly on the lake and then disappeared underground. Up to now, many people have claimed to have seen the Loch Ness monster, but no one has provided reliable evidence. On August 26, the largest-scale search in recent years was launched. Over the past 50 years, nearly 200 monster hunters have been deployed and thousands of volunteers around the world, with many survey devices that have never been tested at the lake before, such as unmanned thermal imaging devices. Underwater hydrophones, etc. In the campaign over the weekend, volunteers were deployed along the 37 km lakeside road to monitor the situation. Others used boats to search the water surface. A hydroacoustic microphone was dropped to detect the situation. Collecting sounds under the lake, thousands of other people attentively watched images broadcast live from cameras to detect unusual traces, according to Mr. Alan Mark Canada, leader of the campaign, said they discovered 4 sounds. Strange sounds appear below the lake bed and many videos and information about strange traces appear from people who monitor live images, but it will take a lot of time to review the data to avoid such unrealistic inferences. Through the first phase of the search for the Loch Ness monster, which has a circumference of 37 km and many places deeper than 200 meters, there have still been no positive results. However, experts will continue to find information about this monster. if it really existed.