Loch Ness Monster mystery may finally be SOLVED...thanks to Prince William! Scientist tells the Prince of Wales the simple explanation for sightings of the mythical beast
Loch Ness Monster mystery may finally be SOLVED...thanks to Prince William! Scientist tells the Prince of Wales the simple explanation for sightings of the mythical beast
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The existence of Scotland's legendary Loch Ness Monster has been hotly-debated for nearly a century. Affectionately referred to as Nessie, the large marine creature is said to inhabit the freshwater loch south of Inverness. Now the mystery may have been finally been solved - by none other than Prince William.
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The Prince of Wales today visited Earthshot Prize finalist, Nature Metrics, at their Surrey HQ, where he was shown the Nature Intelligence Platform. This tool is able to identify individual species from small samples of soil, sediment, water, or air. During a demonstration of the technology, the Prince of Wales asked one of the researchers the million dollar question: 'Does this mean you could find the Loch Ness Monster?'.
![[Affectionately referred to as Nessie, the large marine creature is said to inhabit the freshwater loch south of Inverness]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/29/14/94635395-14337829-image-a-53_1738159493871.jpg)
Unfortunately, the researcher poured cold water on any hopes that the monster is real. 'It might just be a very big eel,' she said. The Prince of Wales today visited Earthshot Prize finalist, Nature Metrics, at their Surrey HQ. The company's Nature Intelligence Platform is able to identify individual species from small samples of soil, sediment, water, or air.
![[Robert Kenneth Wilson, a London physician, captured arguably the most famous image of the Loch Ness Monster. The surgeon’s photograph was published in the Daily Mail on April 21, 1934 - however it was later proven to be a fake]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/11/11/14639894-7127517-image-a-13_1560248946827.jpg)
The existence of Scotland's legendary Loch Ness Monster has been hotly-debated for nearly a century. Now the mystery may have been finally been solved - by none other than Prince William. During his visit, the Prince of Wales was shown Nature Metrics' eDNA Surveying Tool.
