- The annual hunt for the Loch Ness Monster has begun, organised by The Loch Ness Experience.
- This year's search is bolstered by an advanced underwater drone, Micro Millie, which is mapping the loch's bed.
- Micro Millie is specifically targeting Urquhart Bay due to its varied landscape, proximity to Urquhart Castle, and recent sighting reports.
- A "surface watch" scheduled for Saturday is expected to draw hundreds of onlookers scanning the 23-mile loch's waters.
- Nagina Ishaq, general manager of The Loch Ness Experience, said: “The fact that 2026 has already brought new sightings shows that the intrigue around Nessie is as strong as ever.
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