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it s been described as the biggest search of its kind in half a century. an effort involving hundreds of people to find evidence of the loch ness monster in the scottish highlands has been under way over the weekend. 0ur scotland correspondent jamie mcivor was one of those searching. just what lurks in one of scotland s deepest lochs? the legend of the loch ness monster dates back centuries and it s 90 years since the first alleged sighting of nessie in modern times. but nobody has managed to solve the mystery of the loch at least, so far. still, the keenest nessie hunters remain undeterred. the biggest operation to monitor the surface of the loch since the 1970s is under way. with this new technology being used, its very exciting for us. so, we ve got underwater hydrophones being used. they re going down to a depth of 60 feet, listening to the sounds underneath loch ness. we ve also been flying some drones with thermal imaging cameras over the top of loch ness, so we are using moder

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