I was in the US Coast Guard and I remember one time we went around the tip of Mexico at La Paz and up the Gulf of California. It was night and I was on the bridge, a nice soft breeze was blowing warm air. I went out on the wing and looked down into the water. A moving, fuzzy, hazy, bright luminescent light was coming through all around the ship. It changed color from green to blue to yellow, purple, orange, so many colors. Against the backdrop of blue water it was quite visible. I must have watched that for an hour, it looked like the Northern lights I had seen off Maine near Canada. I was hypnotized. On another night it was very foggy and I had to go up on the bow to keep watch. There was a half moon but visibility was only about 30 feet. We were crawling through the water at about 5 knots. I sat down facing forward at the very tip of the bow and kept my eyes peering through the thick fog, intensely searching so we didn't run into anything. After a few hours of staring like this I began to see shapes in the fog. Vague at first, the more I stared the more they started turning into beings of some sort that looked like people. Again, hypnotized, I watched them float by me in the air. It was really spooky but they looked real to me. You can see some strange things at sea and I can understand why ancient mariners believed many myths and legends. Things are unexplainable sometimes.
Not really! I was once swimming in the Monterey Bay and a seal smacked me in the foot (of course I stopped to look around). I didn’t see anything at first, but as I resumed my swim, I saw the seal several feet below me looking up at me. He kept up with me for a bit then sank into the darkness.
@@isabellaangeline2175 It would be weird for aliens to be in the middle of some ocean. It's even more odd that people think others are crazy for believing in aliens to begin with. Thinking that we're the only beings of higher intelligence in a universe that spans beyond our comprehension is just beyond ignorant & shows how narcissistic humans can be. We're definitely not alone in this existence.
*Number 1:* The Krabby Patty Secret Formula _This deep underwater mystery has been sealed for many years but scientist confirmed that the secret ingredient is..._
@@plushcrochet8719 Spongebob got out of the seasonal rot when Stephen Hillenburg returned for Season 9. Looks like you haven't moved on from Season 6-8 when you never realized the show got improved.
@@oldenweery7510 I'm sorry but I read McKinley and I keep thinking about final destination lol God they killed off Ali Larter's character way too soon in the franchise.
I’ve dove the Yonaguni Monument. I can’t imagine it being naturally formed. There were too many straight lines and clearly shaped rocks. It was breathtaking. There is an amazing hammerhead migration that goes right by that island in the late winter/early spring. One of the most amazing experiences I’ve ever had.
Jonathan Aisel around the monument it’s not terrible (depending on tides, of course). But, yes, the current is quite strong off to the west of the island where the migration is. The diving is drift diving (sorta). And, the boat cannot anchor in any way (depth around 200 ft). Unfortunately, while getting back on the boat I was rushed and bent my fin over and broke it! :(
Sam Ronicker Wow. Sounds oddly terrifying but well worth it with what you get to see and experience. I’ve been to war and ran with the bulls, but I don’t think I’d ever do something like that. Mostly because I have this strange fear of getting pulled out to sea and never seen again every time I surf, that’s probably my worst fear; that and an irrational fear of angry ducks trying to murder me. I don’t understand it, but I won’t even go near them.
Screw the ocean if I can’t see below whatever boat I’m on. They say only 35% of the ocean floor has been mapped but only about 5% has been physically discovered or explored. I’m ok with swatting mosquitoes and looking out for moose! 😳
I have a love-hate relationship with oceans. On one hand, its gorgeous, intriguing and interesting. Lots to explore and learn from. On the other hand, we know more about the moon than we do about most of the worlds oceans. And it's estimated that all documented sea creatures are only a fraction of everything that truly dwells beneath the service.
2:32 "...rich in methane and hydrogen sulfide..." So it consists of two chemicals found in intestinal gas. That's right. It's Fart Lake. Wow. Poor eel.
We knew alot. We built a Tower that reached Over 8,000ft high. The Tower of Babel. Many Ancient Libraries that contained Scrolls were burned during Wars. Thousands of years ago.
@@shantelleduron4559 The bible widely goes against discoveries such as the ones found here. The catholic church often disregards scientific findings if they go against what they deem to be true. So no, no answers will be found in the bible
I thought they already did in that submarine trip. There is a lady on UA-cam, who openly explains the most likely history of men and how we had this water period, which is why we got no fur and can dive unlike chimps. Perhaps there is a branch of men, which developed into a different direction. You can see how vast the difference is between a Viking, an African and an Eastern inhabitant. The skull form is very different and the body size. Some Western Africans are like giants compared to some Asian groups.
Imagine jumping off a sailboat in the ocean to have a quick swim and out of nowhere your leg gets wrapped by a sticky tentacle and it starts pulling you down while you watch the light at the surface get darker and darker.... and darker.
Franz Reifschneider The title says “Will Freak you out” even my 5yr old nephew knows what “freak you out” means. Even he asked me when is he gonna be freaked out.
I've always wanted to be a marine biologist, this kind of stuff just sparks my interest more. I really wanna contribute to science, especially since like 95% of the water on earth is undiscovered ❤️
Watchmojo should do more videos like this!👏👏🔥🔥. The "bloop" and "julia sound" makes me wonder what mysterious (and crazy HUGE) animal made that sound 😱😱😨
14:11 that underwater picture is so gorgeous, its hard to believe subnautica is the only underwater game in existence (and my favorite game of all time)
I've watched a LOT of videos and read a LOT of stories about sea life and ocean mysteries. Must say I was very pleased to see, for the first time in my experience, a clear-headed fish and an almost completely transparent eel. They look like something out of some AI sci-fi movie.
there was actually one in Men in Black 2 or 3, I can't remember exactly what one, when J and K go into bust the restaurant for selling alien meat to customers, there's one in the kitchen. It looks like a weird pink blob because when you bring one to the surface it collapses and looks totally different
@@DevinEMILE sharks are made entirely of cartilage, that same stuff that makes up your nose. They do not have bones. Why do you think we only find their teeth?🤔
"Gulf of Mexico Shipwreck" "In May Of 2019 A Group Of Researchers From The National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration Were Conducting Tests With Underwater Drones In The Gulf Of Mexico When Sonar Picked Up This Mysterious Wreckage." Wow, this happened not that long ago, very interesting! 🤔
This is the best video in the universe! I love all the hidden secrets that still sleep in the oceans. All the ruins, all the tombs of human crafts and all the things we're yet to find make the deep-sea so damn enticing...
1:35 the “Undersea Lake” is also called a Brine Pool! Brine is characterized as water that has been fully/heavily saturated with salt. If you thought normal seawater was salty, then you ain’t even SEEN Brine!
Thankfully, the Bermuda Triangle idea is pretty thoroughly debunked. Yes, it has a higher number of sinks, wrecks, whatever you want to call them, but in a direct ratio, it's right on par with any other part of the world. However, deepsea noises will always scare everything out of me.
Anyone brave enough to walk into the ocean at night? I stood on the beach once but could NEVER conjure up enough courage to go in. It was like looking into the abyss. Creepy.
Eh, I wouldn't go into the ocean at dawn, dusk, or night mainly because that's when most of the predators that live in the ocean do their hunting. Particularly sharks. Not to mention, humans can't really see that well in the dark as it is. Couple that with the tides and general unpredictability of the ocean and it inhabitants, it wouldn't be worth the risk. Although you get people that are either stupid enough, or brave enough depending on your outlook, to attempt it, its generally not a good idea. Not to mention sharks are the lease of your worries when it comes to ocean life that can kill you or maim you. Jellyfish are one of the most likely creatures to indirectly harm humans. I say indirectly because mostly they're just chilling there and we can't see them on a good day because they're so clear. That, and humans generally like to muck about with the wildlife then whinge when said wildlife doesn't like being mucked with and defend themselves.
@@veralidainesarrasri4457 You're right. Also, I saw another UA-cam video in which a girl talked about getting stung by a jellyfish, while swimming near an Australian beach. She said it felt like being stabbed and burned at the same time.
If I've learned anything from Dirk Pitt novels, it's almost always a Scooby Doo type villain behind everything. I also learned that the earlier you go in that series, the more cringe-worthy the main characters are.
"Julia Sound" "Recorded In 1999, Julia Is The Name Given To A Mysterious Sound Picked Up By The US National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration. It Only Lasted Fifteen Seconds, But It Captivated The Scientific Community Amateur Theorists Alike. NOAA Suggested That It Most Likely Originated From An Iceberg Colliding With The Landmass Of Antarctica, But This Cannot Be Proven, What We Do Know Is That It Was Loud Enough To Resonate Across A Massive Section Of The Ocean, Those Willing To Consider More Out There Possibilities Have Suggested It Could Be The Sound Of A Massive Unknown Creature, Rumours Abound About NASA Satellite Photos Showing A Huge Shadow Moving In The Waters Off Of Antarctica Around That Time, But No Such Images Have Surfaced." I mean it might have been an ice burg breaking and plopping into the ocean, or maybe it's... *CTHULHU!!* 😱😱😱
It most likely an random artifact from their equipment or mass cavitation from the surrounding. Still ice is a good explain. That and plus sounds travel farther in cold water. Iceberg and cold run out water sometime sound like that. Most iceberg collisions can sound like set out firework or engine.And due to it being record in the 1999 could be a ship or submarine.
DarkRiverSaben It just goes to show, that even the smartest people in the world aren't that smart...I could definitely see it being an iceberg now, or maybe even there ship, but we will still never know! 🤷♀️
🤣🤣👏🏻 But all jokes aside: ofcourse it’s CTHULHU! it has to be. What else could it even be??? Cthulhu is just warning humanity that he will make the sea levels rise and rise, quicker and quicker to demand worship from all mankind. The sound/bloop was a prophecy. 😪 scientists always try to find ‘natural’ explanations for everything. Cthulhu however😏...will NOT be messed with🤫😌
Wow, I don't know much about the ocean, but after hearing about these deep sea mysteries, I am freaked out because of the weird facts but also a little intrigued because of what it is and what it really does
The best "Atlantis" theory I've come across is explained by an acknowledged archaeologist in a video I can't recall the title of. He shows aerial and satellite photography of a series of very large concentric rings, nearly circular, in Northwest Africa. There's compelling evidence of an asteroid strike in North America some 12,500 years ago, setting off the Younger Dryas period and also sending an underwater surge across the Atlantic which formed up into a monstrous tsunami as it approached the African coast. The wave washed over several hundred miles, wiping out life and pretty much any man-made structures in its path. What may have been included in the destruction was the city of Atlantis, built on concentric stone foundations. True, it's only a hypothesis but it's a fascinating one. Much more believable to me than the Tokyo Bay structure or Bimini Road. As for Dwaka, I'm still of an open mind. it'd sure be really cool if it was true though.
Through research and observation, it has been found that the number of incidents in "The Bermuda Triangle" are no higher than anywhere else with similar air and shipping traffic. There's nothing special about the triangle, it's just a bunch of hype and legend.
"The Lost Submarines of 1968" "Life Aboard A Submarine Isn't For The Faint Of Heart. You Are Literally Trapped In A Long Metallic Cylinder Hundreds Of Feet Below The Surface Of The Ocean, If Something Goes Wrong If Often Goes Very Wrong. Despite The Inherent Risks However, For Such Vessels Going Missing In Quick Succession Makes For An Incredible Coincidence, With 318 Lives And Four Subs Lost In A Single Calendar Year, 1968 Is The Most Deadly Year In Submarine History, Since The End Of World War Two The USS, Scorpion, The INS Dakar, The Minerva, And The K-129 Hailing From The States Israel France And The Soviet Union Respectively, All Disappeared Under Mysterious Circumstances, And Continue To Be The Subject Of Speculation Decades Later." That's very mysterious...Now I'm curious if they drowned or washed up on an abandoned island that no one has heard of...It just makes you think, you know! 🤔
The ocean is majestic waters that should be entered with care and dignity. She has has many secrets that she reveals only when humans are ready to know her secrets.
Fun fact, the Bermuda triangle has been solved, its over a massive methane gas deposit which sinks ships as methane makes the water less dense, methane also messes with electric components, as well as giving off a glow under the right conditions
The Bermuda Triangle is not a mystery. It's been proved for years that there are no more disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle than any other well-traveled sections of the ocean.
1:08 wait... 200 years ago... burned down? I think I know what ship this was. Johnathan Joestar died 200 years ago, fighting his adoptive brother Dio in a ship full of vampires. Then he burned down the ship and sacrificed his life to defeat Dio. This isn't a coincidence...
Psst..Watchmojo..Ever heard of International units of measure?(Metres//centimetres/Gram/Kilogram)?Maybe use them for the description?Or Do u think ppl from Atlantis will prefer feet?
There was a second theory to "Legend of Deep Blue" that was equally as plausible. The tag fell off the shark and happened to get eaten by another fish/shark... Then excreted/regurgitated.
I love this shit!! I like to think that in another life I was a superstitious sailor who died under “mysterious circumstances” but really my ship was lost to deep sea monsters
Which deep sea mystery gives you the chills?
Neither
@@iwatchhentaieverydaywithsenpai the Titanic
The case of the missing four military submarines
And bloop oh you covered bloop
Fascinating. I think I've heard more about the Colossal squid, Megalodon and Bermuda triangle. Macropinna definitely is pretty freaky though
i cant be the only one who gets scared whenever looking at the deep sea even in videos
I get creeped out sometimes lowkey
It's thalassophobia. 1 of my cousins have that.
@@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache same I have a massive phobia of the ocean
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom I have it I'm terrified of the ocean it scares me to death
I get sweaty palms at the mentioning of the mariana trench
I was in the US Coast Guard and I remember one time we went around the tip of Mexico at La Paz and up the Gulf of California. It was night and I was on the bridge, a nice soft breeze was blowing warm air. I went out on the wing and looked down into the water. A moving, fuzzy, hazy, bright luminescent light was coming through all around the ship. It changed color from green to blue to yellow, purple, orange, so many colors. Against the backdrop of blue water it was quite visible. I must have watched that for an hour, it looked like the Northern lights I had seen off Maine near Canada. I was hypnotized. On another night it was very foggy and I had to go up on the bow to keep watch. There was a half moon but visibility was only about 30 feet. We were crawling through the water at about 5 knots. I sat down facing forward at the very tip of the bow and kept my eyes peering through the thick fog, intensely searching so we didn't run into anything. After a few hours of staring like this I began to see shapes in the fog. Vague at first, the more I stared the more they started turning into beings of some sort that looked like people. Again, hypnotized, I watched them float by me in the air. It was really spooky but they looked real to me. You can see some strange things at sea and I can understand why ancient mariners believed many myths and legends. Things are unexplainable sometimes.
Those are demons
@@masonwright7700 in the ocean they would have died from the quick change from the core of the earth to the cold ocean
@@MaskedGamer10001 Lmaoo demons wouldn't work like that seeing as they're supernatural creatures & stuff like that wouldn't apply to them.
Nice b s story bro.
Wow.. crazy cool story! I’d love to hear more! Wish you had some photos too but dang!
Don't you just get freaked out
when your feet touched something slimy while swimming
Not really! I was once swimming in the Monterey Bay and a seal smacked me in the foot (of course I stopped to look around). I didn’t see anything at first, but as I resumed my swim, I saw the seal several feet below me looking up at me. He kept up with me for a bit then sank into the darkness.
It’s moss calm down freak out when you sunk in it cause that might be an octupus
james Nas i once got scared by my belt. Dunno why but i still find it funny these days.
Not only me - it happens to my dog too 😂😂😂😂😂
Duchi that freaks me out more lol
Literally any somewhat cool sound in the water: exists
Scientists every time: hmmm, must be ice
Makes a change from whales!
Crazies: it’s aliens!
@@isabellaangeline2175 It would be weird for aliens to be in the middle of some ocean. It's even more odd that people think others are crazy for believing in aliens to begin with. Thinking that we're the only beings of higher intelligence in a universe that spans beyond our comprehension is just beyond ignorant & shows how narcissistic humans can be. We're definitely not alone in this existence.
@@vyndeliagates3437facts
*Number 1:* The Krabby Patty Secret Formula
_This deep underwater mystery has been sealed for many years but scientist confirmed that the secret ingredient is..._
Mr. Friendship
Everyone’s gonna get nightmares now!!
Crab
*gunshot*
Spongebob is no longer funny. Series is decaying with shittier episodes.
@@plushcrochet8719 Spongebob got out of the seasonal rot when Stephen Hillenburg returned for Season 9. Looks like you haven't moved on from Season 6-8 when you never realized the show got improved.
Ah, who dares bother the flying Dutchman!
Squidward did, he wants to complain to you.
You're good!
@@TikiRoly Jack Sparrow did too!
ARG!!!!
Leedeleedeleelee
That's why us sasquatches stay up on land in the woods
But you're not a sasquatch. You're a bigfoot!
@@amyschildgamerlive4519 That sounds like a Twix commercial! There's also "Mount McKinley vs. Denali."
@@oldenweery7510 I'm sorry but I read McKinley and I keep thinking about final destination lol God they killed off Ali Larter's character way too soon in the franchise.
@@amyschildgamerlive4519 Bigfoot and Sasquatch is the same.
@@Spino2Earth I guess lol maybe they're cousin's?
I’ve dove the Yonaguni Monument. I can’t imagine it being naturally formed. There were too many straight lines and clearly shaped rocks. It was breathtaking. There is an amazing hammerhead migration that goes right by that island in the late winter/early spring. One of the most amazing experiences I’ve ever had.
Sam Ronicker
I’ve heard that the current is really strong there too.
Jonathan Aisel around the monument it’s not terrible (depending on tides, of course). But, yes, the current is quite strong off to the west of the island where the migration is. The diving is drift diving (sorta). And, the boat cannot anchor in any way (depth around 200 ft). Unfortunately, while getting back on the boat I was rushed and bent my fin over and broke it! :(
Sam Ronicker
Wow. Sounds oddly terrifying but well worth it with what you get to see and experience. I’ve been to war and ran with the bulls, but I don’t think I’d ever do something like that. Mostly because I have this strange fear of getting pulled out to sea and never seen again every time I surf, that’s probably my worst fear; that and an irrational fear of angry ducks trying to murder me. I don’t understand it, but I won’t even go near them.
Jonathan Aisel Eh, never bothers me. I never felt like I was in any danger and I have about 100 dives.
Did you get to see any hammerheads? Those, great whites, and whale sharks are my favorite. Highly fascinating creatures.
Only knew about the barreleye because of animal crossing XD
Animals crossing sucks
@Hermelinda Chavez I really like it. It’s calming :)
Thanks I need it
Hermelinda Chavez I don’t agree with your opinion but I respect it.
Same
Screw the ocean if I can’t see below whatever boat I’m on. They say only 35% of the ocean floor has been mapped but only about 5% has been physically discovered or explored.
I’m ok with swatting mosquitoes and looking out for moose! 😳
😹😹😹😹
I have a love-hate relationship with oceans.
On one hand, its gorgeous, intriguing and interesting. Lots to explore and learn from.
On the other hand, we know more about the moon than we do about most of the worlds oceans. And it's estimated that all documented sea creatures are only a fraction of everything that truly dwells beneath the service.
2:32 "...rich in methane and hydrogen sulfide..." So it consists of two chemicals found in intestinal gas. That's right. It's Fart Lake. Wow. Poor eel.
LMAO 🤓😙 hahahaha 💚❤️💙
Op
PPPOJJHHMUUHGYYGYYHHP
8 toookllllk)
.km min?
😆😆😆
Haha that's great!
Do you know what else would be great?
IF YOU OPENED THE GODDAMN POD BAY DOORS, HAL
😂. What a humiliating way to GO .
This video just made me realise how fragile the human race is and how much we think we know yet we know nothing
We knew alot. We built a Tower that reached Over 8,000ft high. The Tower of Babel. Many Ancient Libraries that contained Scrolls were burned during Wars. Thousands of years ago.
All is revealed in the bible.
@@shantelleduron4559 The bible widely goes against discoveries such as the ones found here. The catholic church often disregards scientific findings if they go against what they deem to be true. So no, no answers will be found in the bible
@@shantelleduron4559 There is *zero* geological evidence of a worldwide flood.
If you are just now realizing that......
In 200 years, the Malaysian airline plane will be found and then this list will be updated
That updated video will also be narrated by this lady
it has been found and it was shot down
Ok boomer
It was the plane that was supposedly shot down by russia.
@@SoloQSights lmao
*Abnormal noise that’s never been heard before is heard by high tech ocean technology
Scientists: *it’s* *ice*
Maybe because its the closest answer that is non mythological
Jun carlo Sarmiento I know lmao, but I just thought it was funny
Hmmm......
Also look up the Bloop, another unknown deep sea anomalous sound. There is another one called the Train, and a few others.
Watch it end up being whales screwing
if we don't find mermaids in my life time i'm going to be very upset
Ya don't want to find them
Same !!
what's up with you and mermaids lmao
Me as well
I thought they already did in that submarine trip.
There is a lady on UA-cam, who openly explains the most likely history of men and how we had this water period, which is why we got no fur and can dive unlike chimps.
Perhaps there is a branch of men, which developed into a different direction. You can see how vast the difference is between a Viking, an African and an Eastern inhabitant. The skull form is very different and the body size. Some Western Africans are like giants compared to some Asian groups.
That spaceship looking thing tho.. haha everything under the ocean makes me freaked out ...
Ikr they are either slimy, full of teeth or incredibly large bugs.
@@alecnolastname4362 hahaha true... Omg, some of them bites,stings,grips or poison you .. haha
Imagine jumping off a sailboat in the ocean to have a quick swim and out of nowhere your leg gets wrapped by a sticky tentacle and it starts pulling you down while you watch the light at the surface get darker and darker.... and darker.
@@thegatesofsleep until you pass out wake up and find out you receiving head from a mermaid
"Release the Kraken"
-Zeus
Wtf
everyone needs to watch "The Abyss" if you havent already
4:43 he’s just vibin
Sharks cannibalize in the womb so, I don't know why this was that surprising
What is surprising is the size........
Still waiting to be “freaked out”.
Franz Reifschneider The title says “Will Freak you out” even my 5yr old nephew knows what “freak you out” means. Even he asked me when is he gonna be freaked out.
Helps to have thelassophobia. I know I do. It was sorta freaky
Yeah 😁 hahahaha
@DA BOUL BLACKLUNGZ ENGLISH PLEASE
@Franz Reifschneider no they are too mature it's around no one getting freaked out
The unknown interests me.
Well this video is not for you unless top20 is unknown
joku ihminen joka ei keksi nimeä ooooo that aggression
Known unknowns OR unknown unknowns ??
Number 19. Now that explains why there’s a “sea” in Bikini Bottom.
Oh wow... I'm stupid. I actually didnt even think of that
Thats litteraly a film theory
Goo Lagoon was the first thing I thought of when I seen that. Now we just have to explain how they have fire lol.
*Lagoon - Goo Lagoon
Lol, I hate spongebob lol, I hate him more than Thanos now :/
I've always wanted to be a marine biologist, this kind of stuff just sparks my interest more. I really wanna contribute to science, especially since like 95% of the water on earth is undiscovered ❤️
Why not become one?
This list video is earning almost 3,300,000 worldwide views!!!!!!!! Julia Sound should be Number 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Watchmojo should do more videos like this!👏👏🔥🔥. The "bloop" and "julia sound" makes me wonder what mysterious (and crazy HUGE) animal made that sound 😱😱😨
14:11 that underwater picture is so gorgeous, its hard to believe subnautica is the only underwater game in existence (and my favorite game of all time)
Agreed! Subnautica is AMAZING and sooooo unique. I love that game so much.
I've watched a LOT of videos and read a LOT of stories about sea life and ocean mysteries. Must say I was very pleased to see, for the first time in my experience, a clear-headed fish and an almost completely transparent eel. They look like something out of some AI sci-fi movie.
there was actually one in Men in Black 2 or 3, I can't remember exactly what one, when J and K go into bust the restaurant for selling alien meat to customers, there's one in the kitchen. It looks like a weird pink blob because when you bring one to the surface it collapses and looks totally different
why did 'jacuzzi of despair' give me flashbacks of jersey shore
Lol
This is one of the funniest things I've ever read!
Sharks are made almost entirely of cartilage, no shit you won't find bones 🤦
That is Why they have only found teeth
Bingo.
I mean even if it was possible to find their bones wouldn’t they be at the bottom of the ocean.
@@DevinEMILE sharks are made entirely of cartilage, that same stuff that makes up your nose. They do not have bones. Why do you think we only find their teeth?🤔
A detail surely appreciated is her effort to pronounce foreign names, which pays off :)
she may be annoying as hell but you right she’s one of the only people who does that
Love that you take the time & care to pronounce things correctly
According to the law of probability: at least one of these mysteries have got to be true
Pretty sure the City of Rapture is the cause of the missing passengers at the Bermuda Triangle.
What an enjoyable, well researched piece.
School at 7am:
Me at 4am: go on then
Alfie hbg 😂🤣you’re not alone.
@@ahmirahcake4970 hahaha
Ehh ours start at 9 in the morning
GO TO BED!!!
This was a highly enjoyable video!
"Gulf of Mexico Shipwreck"
"In May Of 2019 A Group Of Researchers From The National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration Were Conducting Tests With Underwater Drones In The Gulf Of Mexico When Sonar Picked Up This Mysterious Wreckage."
Wow, this happened not that long ago, very interesting! 🤔
Me watching this video : *is not scared
Me seeing tiny harmless fishes : *gets out of water immediately
Gahagaha
Thanks for cutting it right before we find out the stones date. Unbelievable! Lol
Jack Sparrow and the curse of the black pearl.
We spend so much time exploring space yet we dont even know whats beneath us
X Cannon that’s how they get us! Having us wonder about all this stuff we will never truly discover, when discoverable things are right here on earth.
Space is easy. It’s empty. Under the sea there’s hundreds of thousands of pounds of pressure per square inch
Not to worry my friend... Elon Musk has a plan.
I guess people are scared
@@skwisgarskwigelf7191 damn, is physics in USA really taught with American measure systems, it's not (H/kg)m², but pounds per inch² ?
This is the best video in the universe! I love all the hidden secrets that still sleep in the oceans. All the ruins, all the tombs of human crafts and all the things we're yet to find make the deep-sea so damn enticing...
The shipwreck is where Jonathan was when he had his last Battle with dio
R.I.P Jonathan
Muda
These are the best WM videos 👌🏼
Number 19 isn’t a mystery we’ve known about brine pools and the cause for decades, I think this is the largest one we found though.
1:35 the “Undersea Lake” is also called a Brine Pool! Brine is characterized as water that has been fully/heavily saturated with salt. If you thought normal seawater was salty, then you ain’t even SEEN Brine!
This channel underrated but honestly one of the best of UA-cam !
It's not underated at all
The voice in my head sounds like Rebecca Brayton, wait... I have earbuds on
Jokes on you, I’m always freaked out by the ocean🤣🙌🏻
Top 10 deep sea mysteries that will freak you out.
Me: Coronavirus
The girl talking at 1:54 sounds so much like Tomi Lahren my fight-or-flight response kicked in
GOOD GOD ! Well it might . That is TERRIFYING .
Thankfully, the Bermuda Triangle idea is pretty thoroughly debunked. Yes, it has a higher number of sinks, wrecks, whatever you want to call them, but in a direct ratio, it's right on par with any other part of the world. However, deepsea noises will always scare everything out of me.
Anyone brave enough to walk into the ocean at night? I stood on the beach once but could NEVER conjure up enough courage to go in. It was like looking into the abyss. Creepy.
Eh, I wouldn't go into the ocean at dawn, dusk, or night mainly because that's when most of the predators that live in the ocean do their hunting. Particularly sharks. Not to mention, humans can't really see that well in the dark as it is. Couple that with the tides and general unpredictability of the ocean and it inhabitants, it wouldn't be worth the risk. Although you get people that are either stupid enough, or brave enough depending on your outlook, to attempt it, its generally not a good idea. Not to mention sharks are the lease of your worries when it comes to ocean life that can kill you or maim you. Jellyfish are one of the most likely creatures to indirectly harm humans. I say indirectly because mostly they're just chilling there and we can't see them on a good day because they're so clear. That, and humans generally like to muck about with the wildlife then whinge when said wildlife doesn't like being mucked with and defend themselves.
@@veralidainesarrasri4457 You're right. Also, I saw another UA-cam video in which a girl talked about getting stung by a jellyfish, while swimming near an Australian beach. She said it felt like being stabbed and burned at the same time.
It's kinda awesome that for the Gulf of Mexico shipwreck, they immediately contacted marine biologists to watch thro live stream
Well, this was an incredibly fascinating video, that's for sure.
Am I the only one the loves the barreleye?! It's so adorable and looks squishy and...🤩
And I guess everything feels cool unless you are actually..experiencing it(?)
Forget top 10 when you got top 20🔥
If I've learned anything from Dirk Pitt novels, it's almost always a Scooby Doo type villain behind everything. I also learned that the earlier you go in that series, the more cringe-worthy the main characters are.
And that there's always a guy name Clive everywhere you go.
It’s just insane how millions of dollars are spent to see others planets and visit others planets but we can’t even explore our ocean. 😵💫
I'm impressed by the 45 minute ad in the middle of a 22 minute video.
"Julia Sound"
"Recorded In 1999, Julia Is The Name Given To A Mysterious Sound Picked Up By The US National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration. It Only Lasted Fifteen Seconds, But It Captivated The Scientific Community Amateur Theorists Alike. NOAA Suggested That It Most Likely Originated From An Iceberg Colliding With The Landmass Of Antarctica, But This Cannot Be Proven, What We Do Know Is That It Was Loud Enough To Resonate Across A Massive Section Of The Ocean, Those Willing To Consider More Out There Possibilities Have Suggested It Could Be The Sound Of A Massive Unknown Creature, Rumours Abound About NASA Satellite Photos Showing A Huge Shadow Moving In The Waters Off Of Antarctica Around That Time, But No Such Images Have Surfaced."
I mean it might have been an ice burg breaking and plopping into the ocean, or maybe it's... *CTHULHU!!* 😱😱😱
To quote José Jiménez, "Gee, I hope not!"
Oldenweery Agreed...Imagine a huge monster fiercefully splashing around in the ocean, and destroying man kind...😱😱😱
It most likely an random artifact from their equipment or mass cavitation from the surrounding. Still ice is a good explain. That and plus sounds travel farther in cold water. Iceberg and cold run out water sometime sound like that. Most iceberg collisions can sound like set out firework or engine.And due to it being record in the 1999 could be a ship or submarine.
DarkRiverSaben It just goes to show, that even the smartest people in the world aren't that smart...I could definitely see it being an iceberg now, or maybe even there ship, but we will still never know! 🤷♀️
🤣🤣👏🏻
But all jokes aside: ofcourse it’s CTHULHU! it has to be. What else could it even be???
Cthulhu is just warning humanity that he will make the sea levels rise and rise, quicker and quicker to demand worship from all mankind.
The sound/bloop was a prophecy.
😪 scientists always try to find ‘natural’ explanations for everything. Cthulhu however😏...will NOT be messed with🤫😌
Wow, I don't know much about the ocean, but after hearing about these deep sea mysteries, I am freaked out because of the weird facts but also a little intrigued because of what it is and what it really does
The best "Atlantis" theory I've come across is explained by an acknowledged archaeologist in a video I can't recall the title of. He shows aerial and satellite photography of a series of very large concentric rings, nearly circular, in Northwest Africa. There's compelling evidence of an asteroid strike in North America some 12,500 years ago, setting off the Younger Dryas period and also sending an underwater surge across the Atlantic which formed up into a monstrous tsunami as it approached the African coast. The wave washed over several hundred miles, wiping out life and pretty much any man-made structures in its path. What may have been included in the destruction was the city of Atlantis, built on concentric stone foundations. True, it's only a hypothesis but it's a fascinating one. Much more believable to me than the Tokyo Bay structure or Bimini Road.
As for Dwaka, I'm still of an open mind. it'd sure be really cool if it was true though.
HP Lovecraft isn't kidding about the scary deep sea after all
Through research and observation, it has been found that the number of incidents in "The Bermuda Triangle" are no higher than anywhere else with similar air and shipping traffic. There's nothing special about the triangle, it's just a bunch of hype and legend.
Very good. Where did you get this statement?
4:00, Reminds me of Dwight explaining Dawahli
Just watched the whole thing. I’m terrified.
Which part was worst?
Very nice to find an american with a perfect (or nearly perfect) pronounciation in other languages...beautiful!
"The Lost Submarines of 1968"
"Life Aboard A Submarine Isn't For The Faint Of Heart. You Are Literally Trapped In A Long Metallic Cylinder Hundreds Of Feet Below The Surface Of The Ocean, If Something Goes Wrong If Often Goes Very Wrong. Despite The Inherent Risks However, For Such Vessels Going Missing In Quick Succession Makes For An Incredible Coincidence, With 318 Lives And Four Subs Lost In A Single Calendar Year, 1968 Is The Most Deadly Year In Submarine History, Since The End Of World War Two The USS, Scorpion, The INS Dakar, The Minerva, And The K-129 Hailing From The States Israel France And The Soviet Union Respectively, All Disappeared Under Mysterious Circumstances, And Continue To Be The Subject Of Speculation Decades Later."
That's very mysterious...Now I'm curious if they drowned or washed up on an abandoned island that no one has heard of...It just makes you think, you know! 🤔
Excellent Colleen Glanville! Thanks. 8v)
Darrell Z. DiZoglio You're very welcome!? 🙃
Hanniball the Cannibal Shark
B C you sir are a genius
(STRANGE DEEP SEA NOISE)
Scientist - “J-Julia?!”
My thalassophobia: Let's watch this and NOT sleep tonight!
Me: Pls. No!
My brain: Yes!
The ocean is majestic waters that should be entered with care and dignity. She has has many secrets that she reveals only when humans are ready to know her secrets.
Fun fact, the Bermuda triangle has been solved, its over a massive methane gas deposit which sinks ships as methane makes the water less dense, methane also messes with electric components, as well as giving off a glow under the right conditions
Its better than other all talk yt videos ...from narrator to real footage nice
this is REALLY smart to watch at 1am
The Bermuda Triangle is not a mystery. It's been proved for years that there are no more disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle than any other well-traveled sections of the ocean.
“Japantis” 14:23
Atlantipan 😂
1:08 wait... 200 years ago... burned down? I think I know what ship this was. Johnathan Joestar died 200 years ago, fighting his adoptive brother Dio in a ship full of vampires. Then he burned down the ship and sacrificed his life to defeat Dio. This isn't a coincidence...
*Joestar confirmed*
LMAO PLEASE
Mine is the triangle.....
I mean ships and airplanes just disappears when they go past the triangle!
Oouh what's that?
Mysteries according to WatchMojo: "There is an explanation for this, but maybe they're wrong?"
I'm not scared of the waters , I'm scared of what's in it.
The Megalodon always gives me chills
2:29 the shock only lasts for a short while and... Yes, it survives.
This makes my fear of the ocean even worst
Ivan Wynn Worse
Watch lots of hentai, it may help you
14:50I used to live near here when I was a kid. There pearl diving women would free dive without scuba gear and topless!
No
This was a really good one. But my favourite is the voice of the narrator; simply lovely.
Most of us won’t even witness the unfolding of these mysteries as it would take years and years of research!
Cthullu
8:28 So they found the Ebon Hawk?
They posted an interview with Bastila’s force ghost like 45 min ago dude. Catch up man, she spilled all the info.
2:30-Don't you realize that the poor creature was spelling out "S.O.S." .??
I THINK THAT WEIRD FISH IS CUTE,HIS HEAD LIKE AN IMAGE OF THE PLANET EARTH!
Psst..Watchmojo..Ever heard of International units of measure?(Metres//centimetres/Gram/Kilogram)?Maybe use them for the description?Or Do u think ppl from Atlantis will prefer feet?
Nirmal Francis
They’re American so they’ll most likely never use the metric system
@@MrWizeazz WatchMojo is Canadian...
Kyle P.
You’re correct. I don’t know what to tell you. Maybe they just want to cater to their audience.
@@MrWizeazz I agree with you there.
3:28 lmao jar jar reaction would be my reaction
@6:11 that smiling T-rex at the bottom of the screen lol
There was a second theory to "Legend of Deep Blue" that was equally as plausible.
The tag fell off the shark and happened to get eaten by another fish/shark... Then excreted/regurgitated.
I love this shit!! I like to think that in another life I was a superstitious sailor who died under “mysterious circumstances” but really my ship was lost to deep sea monsters