The volunteers have signed up for what has been described as the biggest Nessie hunt in decades.
programme: "We are looking for breaks in the surface and asking volunteers to record all manner of natural behaviour on the loch.""Not every ripple or wave is a beastie. Some of those can be explained, but there are handful that cannot," he added.
"We want anyone in the world to be able to help, which is why we are looking for budding monster hunters from anywhere to log in to the live stream of the loch over the weekend and see if they spot anything mysterious.The legend of Nessie has long captured people's imagination The legend of Nessie dates back to the Middle Ages when Irish monk St Columba is said to have encountered a beast in the Ness, a river that flows from Loch Ness.
On three occasions something was detected that could not be immediately explained. Large debris was one of the explanations offered for the "contacts".In 2019, scientists said the creatures behind repeated sightings of the fabled Loch Ness Monster may be giant eels.
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