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4 min read History & Legends

Monster spotting guide: How to see the Loch Ness Monster

Emma Morrice analysed the evidence to help you create a fun and (hopefully) successful monster hunt – good luck!
A boat sailing across Loch Ness on a bright day. The water is calm.

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