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00:24 There's over a hundred sets of volunteers around the banks of Loch Ness all helping us spot if we can see the Loch Ness Monster.
00:32 And we're also conducting a number of experiments at Loch Ness.
00:36 We're dropping a hydrophone 60 feet down into the depths of the water to listen to sounds
00:41 and we are flying some new drones using thermal imaging over the top of the water as well.
00:47 [Sound of water]
01:01 We heard some fantastic, bizarre sounds on Friday which was incredible.
01:07 I still don't know what that was.
01:09 So on the Saturday and today we went back over that area with the hydrophone on DeepScan.
01:16 We went back to the same area, we lowered the hydrophone again and we did not hear those sounds.
01:21 So I'll leave that up to you guys. We still don't know what that was.
01:26 We will hopefully in the future get to the bottom of that.
01:31 [Sound of water]
01:45 I am taking part in the search. We have come all this way.
01:47 I have been hunting Nessie for nine years.
01:49 This will be my seventh tour on the Loch. My first official hunt.
01:56 I love the paranormal. I go on ghost tours. I go track down Bigfoot, Loch Ness. I love all of it.
02:04 So I'm here for the biggest Loch Ness hunting event in the last 50 years.
02:09 Bye.