Google Street view now lets you search for the Loch Ness Monster

Despite minimal and much-disputed evidence, the Loch Ness Monster has captured the world’s attention for over 80 years now. 

Loch Ness, Scotland 

The nautical creature with a supposed five-foot-long neck that sometimes protrudes out of the Loch Ness body of water located in the Scottish Highlands is still hunted for even after much evidence that the sea serpent sightings are not real.

Google is participating in some of the Loch Ness Monster festivities by allowing any computer user to aid in the hunt for the monster-like fish that inhabits the murky waters in Scotland.

Google Doodle honors the Loch Ness Monster

Google partnered with the Caitlin Seaview Survey to dive deep under the surface of the 23-mile-long lake and collect tons of images with a Street View camera mounted onto a boat. 

Caitlin Seaview Survey Diver gathering underwater images of Loch Ness.

Watch as Google Maps and Loch Ness hunters bring the legend into our homes.

Take a shot and explore for yourself.

Story via Google.