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Google Street View now lets you explore Loch Ness for the mysterious creature captured in a photo in 1934 by Robert Kenneth Wilson. With cameras mounted on various boats, users can explore Loch Ness all day long. Google even updated the Google Doodle in observance of the 81st anniversary.
A Google spokesperson was surprised when they were alerted of a strange object floating on Loch Ness lake in the Scottish Highlands.
According to Telegraph Travel, one image has some wondering if she has been found. Google was equally interested, stating, "We were surprised by this sighting too."
Loch Ness is roughly 23 miles long and nearly 800 feet deep.
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