Does the Loch Ness monster really exist?
Technology has failed to reveal any evidence: On 11 October 1987, “Operation Deepscan”, a major sonar exploration of the Loch, was undertaken by a team of 20 cruisers. High-tech sonar equipment bounced sound waves to the bottom of the lake, electronically recording any contacts. Three sonar contacts showed up as crescent shaped marks, but the results of the sonar test did not indicate there was anything unusual on the bottom of Loch Ness.
