The largest search for the Loch Ness Monster in 50 years has failed. It has been reported “BBC”.
More than 200 volunteers from France, Scotland, Japan, Spain, Germany and other countries participated in the event, the channel reported.
One of the volunteers reportedly heard four characteristic “crushing” sounds while testing the recording systems, but the recorder was unable to pick up on these sounds.
They began to talk about the Loch Ness monster in the 7th century: later the historian wrote the story of a water monster being thrown out of the waters of the Ness River. In our time, interest in the legend was reawakened in 1933 when Aldie McKay, the manager of a hotel on the shores of Lake Loch Ness, said he saw a whale-like creature there.
About the start of the search reported August 25.
It was there before refuted The main theory of the origin of the Loch Ness monster.
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