Loch Ness monster truth 'revealed' as scientist comes up with 'plausible' theory

A global team of researchers, led by Professor Neil Gemmell, used environmental DNA sampling of the waters to identify tiny genetic remnants left behind by life in the Highland loch

Scientists investigating the Loch Ness monster myth are set to reveal one 'plausible theory' after taking DNA samples from the lake.

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