The biggest search for the Loch Ness monster in 50 years is underway as hunters get geared up to get a closer look and find out exactly what the mythical creature is.
The biggest search for the Loch Ness monster in 50 years is under way as hunters gear up to get a closer look and find out what exactly the mythical creature is. Believers from around the world have shown interest in the event and are "incredibly excited".
For Megan Rough, a marketing executive for the Loch Ness Centre this weekend, the search for "Nessie" has left her and the rest of the team "incredibly excited".She told the PA news agency: "When the call went out for volunteers for the quest weekend, which has been happening since early this morning - 8.30am - and won't finish until 6pm this evening, we did not anticipate how much enthusiasm it would generate.
She said boats going up and down the loch have been "full", and the centre has been receiving emails and Facebook messages from people sharing their findings, who can watch the hunt via livestream cameras.
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