Why doesn't anyone just get a cage thing and search the Loch Ness to find the sea creature?

Question

Couldn't you just get a huge organization of people to swim and look for it?
Why wouldn't this idea be realistic?
I can understand if they want more tourists, but wouldn't they attract even more if they found an actual creature?

I'm not asking if it's real or not.
I'm asking why someone doesn't just look for it.
Besides, I think there is one.
I don't think it's a dinosaur, but I think there's probably a huge fish or something.

Enough with the ******* "it's not real". I don't care if you think it's real or not.

So just get your head out of your ***.

Answer 1

There have been numerous people who have looked for the Loch Ness. However, the Loch's are so deep with with hundreds of caves and tunnels exisiting off of the main body and rivers flowing freely into and out of the loch, there are numerous possible places to hide. if modern science took this long to discover an nourmous stationary vessel, is it any wonder that they also can neither support nor disprove the existance of a monster?
In, I believe 2003, Discovery did however, air a special with what they found, and yes, they took photos.

recently, the remains of a viking ship wreck has been discovered underneath the dark waters of scotland's loch ness. historians, scientists, and academics are elated over the find, which may change how viking and scottish history is viewed.

since 565 a.d., hundreds of sightings have been recorded of a monster living in or around the loch ness.
if it does exist, no one knows exactly what the monster is, how many of them are in the loch, or how they came to be there.

as science progresses, so does the high-tech search for the loch ness monster. the loch has been mapped by sonar and radar and every underwater technique known to man. because none of these techniques has revealed evidence of the loch's habitation by nessie, sceptics are quick to point out that if nessie exists, one of the scientific techniques would have discovered her by now.

and yet, for hundreds of years a gigantic ship has been laying at the bottom of the loch undiscovered and undisturbed by time or scientists until just a few weeks ago.

if explorers can discover a lost viking ship in the giant loch ness, what else remains hidden in this loch in scotland

Answer 2

It has been searched, many times... They have sent divers, Small submarine explorers, dragged nets, but cannot find anything as there are too many underground tunnels, too deep, water is not clear, too much sediment, it is dangerous to stir up the sediments as U will become disoriented to which way is up or down, etc.
I believe, as with many other places of the world that it is just an eel that is extremely old & has grown to a freak size, due to its solitary life & huge habitat - Eels like to live solitary lives, & before it is time to die, they can reproduce without a partner to create young, the young then go about eating each other until there is only one left again. Eels love to live in caves & tunnels.
Yes, giant eels have been found elsewhere - Yes baby eels have been found in Loch Ness.

Answer 3

Assuming there even is such a creature - the water of the loch is full of sediments and the visibility is so low you wouldn't be able to see down there.

Answer 4

theres no such thing...how bout you go down there and search for the damn thing your self

Answer 5

It's just a myth. There is no monster.