Camera is installed to catch Loch Ness Monster Unearthed

The underwater camera, installed 55 years ago, was discovered by a robot submarine for the attempt and photograph of the monster of the Nice.

Yellow yellow when it enters the sea – Be called Boatey McBoatyface – In the trials, it was put into the tests when the prophraller covered the connection to the camera system of the 1970s.

It seems that 180m (591FT) is probably dropped from the surface of wrinkles by the Lot Nice Research Office, a group founded in the 1960s to detect the presence of Nisi in the waters.

None of the Nesi videos have been found on the camera, but one of the engineers has been able to develop several pictures of the wrinkles.

Adrian Schin, in the Lot Nice project, which has been studied in the 1970s, has helped to identify the camera.

He said it appeared to be one of six stabilized. Three people disappeared during the heat.

“It was a creative camera trap consisting of an onsterone clock with a copy of a nuclear flash, which was able to take four pictures when the line of the verse was taken.

“It’s remarkable that the house has kept the camera dry over the past 55 years and more than 130 meters (426ft) is located in the depths of wrinkles.

The National Oceanic Center in the UK (NNOC) has been conducting a 10-year-old maritime autonomous vehicle testing for nearly 10 years.

“In 230m (754FT), wrinkles are a suitable place for our robotics testing, their sensors and their systems, before they are installed in the depths of the ocean to help answer the big questions we have,” Kingsland said.

“While this was not a discovery we expected to do, we are happy that this historic piece of Nesi’s hunting can be shared and at least the secret that he left in the wild can be solved.

The film, the camera and the house have been handed over to the Lot Nice Center, in the city of Drundricht, near where it was found.