Top 30 Strangest Things Found in the Ocean

You'll never want to step foot in the ocean again after watching this creepy video. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the weirdest and most unexpected discoveries that were made in or near the ocean. Our countdown of the creepiest things found in the ocean includes The Ourang Medan, Corryvreckan Maelstrom, A Village from the Stone Age, The Lost City of Dwarka, the Giant Mysterious Eyeball, and more! Which deep sea discovery freaks you out the most? Let us know in the comments below.

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[WatchMojo]

Which deep sea discovery freaks you out the most? Let us know in the comments below.

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[machjiffy]

It's crazy how we know basically everything about our galaxy's planets in near 100% detail, yet only 5% of the ocean has been explored, and just over 25% of it has been mapped.

[tylergoodman]

The ocean's so deep, it's like another planet. 🎉

[ironkid]

How you use the thumbnail of a underwater site in Grenada 🇬🇩 (small island in the West Indies) and not talk about it? 🤦🏾‍♂️🚮

[angelflame]

I've always been fascinated by what's under the ocean. Thank you for showing us this amazing video.

[CandiceVidito]

Finding The Titanic underwater was pretty cool at one point

[Jeremiah_Rivers]

None of these give me thalassophobia, not even the Neptune memorial.

[sheilaholmes]

Under water is very spooky.
And I could have lived without seeing a grave of turtles.😢

[YungSnoopy]

The what what? There’s literally a whole game on the Ourang MEEE-Dan

[joshuawoodbridge]

I swear the original thumbnail the statue had a flatcap on it 😂

[koriw]

2:25 The most prevalent theory is that the SS Ourang Median was carrying toxic chemicals (most believe that it was sulfuric acid)…possibly smuggled out of Japan during the war and stored in China. The story goes, the Japanese had a stock supply of nerve gas that they were going to use in World War II but the tide of the war had shifted before they had their opportunity. Knowing what using the gas and then being defeated would do, the Japanese smuggled the gas to China, who then turned it over to America after the war.

The American Military couldn’t ship the gas on any transport that would have its cargo reported on shipping manifests, and the risk of carrying it on a military ship that could be attacked or captured was too great so they contracted with mercenary shippers to transport the cargo to a military base. Most mercenary ships handle their own security in very effective ways so capture or destruction wasn’t a concern.

Sulfuric acid would account for the horrified looks on the faces of the men. A nerve gas would surely kill in a horrific way, not a simple, pleasant, falling asleep and passing quietly in the night death. But if it was carbon monoxide leaking from a poorly maintained ship, the 'faces of terror' could have just been a fanciful addition by the rescuers to add an air of creepiness to their 'fish tale.'

[CoolCiti]

MOJO is one of the absolute best YouTube channels ever. Js. Also the hand were not from cadavers..look deep into it.. lastly.. we will find aliens here before in space..

[videogameobsession]

Come on Mojo... Don't be like everyone else on YouTube. You have good content. Please don't start in with dumb clickbait thumbnails!

[pagalmasala]

the bag of hands? Dexter probably did it! HAHAHA

[delllee]

3:36 This must be the work of an Enemy Stand!

[orchidorio]

Those orbs could be clusters of eggs of some organism.

[sethmorales]

8:25 you can see a baby in the wave formations it’s kinda wild

[corvus]

The Man of Medan video game is named after Ourang Medan.

[josi]

2:45 Baloney. A supposedly Dutch ship with a Malay name that was not registered ANYWHERE. It's an interesting story that exists only in the realm of fiction (spread almost exclusively via the internet).

[MeredithBrittain]

No one really knows what's in the ocean until you see for yourself.