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World first: Latest search for the Loch Ness Monster concludes with incredible underwater footage (1)
28th May 2025
Last week at The Quest Festival, an extensive search of Loch Ness using Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and baited camera traps captured incredible footage of enormous pike for the first time—potential evidence of a viable food source for the legendary Loch Ness Monster. During the same search, a remarkable discovery was made: long-lost camera cabling from the 1970s, originally deployed by renowned Nessie researcher Robert Rines, was rediscovered on the loch bed, offering a fascinating link to past investigations.
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A member of our team has uncovered 1938 police report aiming to protect Nessie
30th Apr 2025
Kenny Welsh, a member of our Guest Services Team at The Centre, discovered a fascinating police report from 1938 while doing some research on the local area. It reveals details about the early efforts to protect the beloved Loch Ness Monster, affectionately known as Nessie. This document offers a glimpse into the ongoing mystery of Loch Ness, shedding light on historical attempts to preserve the creature as it was protected under local police guidance.
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New Beginnings at Loch Ness from Loch Ness Exploration
30th Apr 2025
I’m Alan McKenna, the leader of Loch Ness Exploration (LNE), an independent, volunteer-driven research group based here in Scotland. As the colder months fade and spring starts to bloom, we’re ready to embrace the new season with fresh excitement, renewed curiosity, and plenty of new developments to share with you.
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The Hunt is On!
9th Apr 2025
2025’s Second Sighting of the Loch Ness Monster Captured as Weekend of Monster Hunting Activities Revealed
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A snapshot of History
3rd Apr 2025
During a recent test deployment of the National Oceanography Centre’s AUTOSUB AUV in Loch Ness, a discovery was made of a fifty-five-year-old relic from the Loch Ness Investigation Bureau. This relic was an ingenious underwater camera system which has now been donated to The Loch Ness Centre.
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