Loch Ness monster secret secret code

A group of international scientists led by Professor Neil Gammell of the University of Otago (New Zealand) will conduct DNA analysis to confirm or reject the myth of s, The Associated Press reported.

Researchers will go to Loch Ness in Scotland, take water samples and conduct DNA analysis.

The expedition is scheduled in June. Scientists will try to find the legendary monster, also known as. They will go to Loch Ness in Scotland, take water samples and conduct DNA analysis. This will help identify the animals that live there.

According to Neil Gammell, when organisms move underwater, they leave small pieces of DNA. These can be factors of skin, scales, hair and stool. The team will select 300 water samples in different places and in different depths.

After that, the organic material will be filtered, extracted and taken for testing. The results obtained will be compared with the database of animals that science has known