8 Most Bizarre Unexplained Underwater Discoveries

From submerged aircraft to strange signs of lost civilizations, here are eight of the most incredible underwater discoveries ever!

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8. Japanese Submarine In Hawaii
Hawaii is a place of natural wonder, but something that was found underwater off the southwest coast of Oahu has ties to a troublesome past. Discovered by the Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory at the University of Hawaii, a mammoth World War II era Japanese submarine was found submerged in 2300 feet of water.

7. Port Royal, Jamaica
In 1692, an earthquake ravaged the Jamaican city of Port Royal. What some dubbed as the "most wicked and sinful city in the world", Port Royal was known for its pirates and rowdy, late-night activities. However, it was its natural harbour that made it a beacon for Englishmen living on the high seas.

6. Ghost Plane
We've all done it one time or another. Tons of people have spent hours scrolling around on Google Maps looking for interesting landmarks or secret locations to share. But when the ghostly image of a submerged passenger airplane was spotted, people began to get worried.

5. Baltic Sea Anomaly
In 2011, an anomaly was spotted on the ocean floor of the Baltic Sea. The mysterious object is 210 feet long (65m) and is a strange shape that shows up on sonar images 300 feet (90m) beneath the ocean surface. Various theories have circled around the object including some believing it is part of a fleet of crashed UFOs.

4. Underwater Crimean Museum
These days, you might be willing to travel to the ends of the earth to visit a museum. But would you travel to the bottom of the ocean? If your answer is yes, then head to Crimea, where an underwater museum at Cape Tarkhankut features a collection of busts of communist leaders and the heads of socialism throughout the history of the USSR.

3. Mediterranean Monolith
On the seafloor near Sicily, researchers discovered a massive stone monolith that stretched 40 feet (12 m) tall. Armed with cameras and video recorders, researchers dove 130 feet (40 m) underwater to get a look at the exciting discovery.

2. Ancient Native Burial Ground
In 2018, an ancient Native American burial site was discovered off the coast of Florida. An underwater archaeologist happened upon it by chance, when he was diving off the coast of Manasota Key near Venice, Florida. Searching for the giant teeth of the Megalodon, the archaeologist discovered the settlement, believed to be 7200 years old.

1. Ancient Religion in Peru
1200 years ago, in the middle of Lake Titicaca, the prized possessions of the local people were deposited under water. In 2013 though, a sparkling cache of objects was unearthed by underwater archaeologists, providing a link to the past.

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[stevenlim]

Lying down on my bed while watching... who's with me?😊

[whoknows]

Would love to see a compilation of all the crazy/wierd things that have happened in 2020

[TheCuriousDaily]

Thanks for coming up with this topic. Baltic Sea Anomaly is really a controversial issue. However, there are few red flags that might show its doubtful. I made a video about baltic sea and noted some questionable motive sorrounding the claims. Anyway, thanks.

[michaelmcgeevy]

I think you need to look up what mysterious mean

[sabbyd]

Luv the Crimean underwater "museum' It was a good idea to put all those statues there, some of them are really good. I had it in my mind that some Nazi ones were put there too

[oldenweery]

Okay, at 7:05, CC spells "underwater crimean museum, " while you pronounce it "underwater crimmian museum." For the record---and in case anything on, or near, the Crimean Peninsula comes up again (seems to me I already commented on it once before), it's pronounced "Cry-MEE-an." Otherwise: interesting video! Stay safe, everyone.

[mikepatton]

The way he pronounced Oahu is deplorable.