Ocean mysteries

#science #sciencefacts #oceans #mystery

[fvdcfdr]

"Detecting mutiple leviathan class in the region"



I'm glad to see some real gamers here

[adriixnn]

*scariest thing ever heard in the ocean*

Scientists:yeah that was just an iceberg.

[Mng_Lvr]

"So you ready to go swimmin :D"
HELL NAW

[thedrunksteve]

If I heard that while swimming I would dramatically shit myself and then never swim again

[danistheonlygod]

The pictures of those large creatures with sharp teeth are absolutely TERRIFYING!

[🉑]

Hearing that while swimming would be absolutely terrifying!

[MustacheForHire]

How can something sound so traumatizing and get called the stupidest name ever

[cookk]

"so you ready to go swimming?:)"
IM SLEEPING

[Starshlp]

“Are you ready to go swimming” IS CRAZY ☠️

[FreeHugsVoldemort]

*The SCP foundation would like to know your location.*

[Vamp_the_vampire_dragon]

„A leviathan class lifeform detected, proceed with caution”

[dyandee]

"So you ready to go swimming? "

Me: yes indeed i am more determined than ever

[Mania_Thatsme]

Random fact about Whales :): Whales, particularly species like dolphins and sperm whales, exhibit remarkably high levels of intelligence, comparable to some of the most intelligent species on Earth. One reason for their elevated intelligence is their complex social structures. Whales live in tightly-knit family groups or pods, where communication, cooperation, and social bonds play crucial roles. This social complexity likely drives the development of advanced cognitive abilities, as seen in other highly social species like primates.Another factor contributing to whales' intelligence is their sophisticated communication skills. Whales use a diverse range of vocalizations, often specific to their species, to communicate with one another over vast distances. These communication systems not only facilitate social interactions but also indicate a high level of cognitive processing and understanding of the environment. The ability to communicate effectively suggests a capacity for complex thought and social coordination.Furthermore, whales demonstrate problem-solving abilities and exhibit behaviors indicative of self-awareness. For example, dolphins have been observed using tools, such as sponges, to protect their snouts while foraging on the seabed, showcasing their ability to innovate and adapt to their environment. Additionally, experiments with mirror recognition have shown that certain whale species, like dolphins and orcas, possess a level of self-awareness akin to that of humans and other highly intelligent animals. These cognitive traits, along with their social complexity and communication skills, underscore the high level of intelligence exhibited by whales.

[FriedSandals]

If I hear that while swimming, I'm not even gonna try swimming back to shore or anything, I'm just accepting my fate

[kelvinrodriguez]

It wasnt that
the actual bloop sound was a low frequency then a sudden *bloop* was heard

[brynnswonderfulchannel]

Mom:”wanna go swimming?”
Me: “lemme think..NOO.”

[jk-okoc]

"so are you ready to go swimming?" me:NOPE!

[toatoast]

Wait till you hear this when the glaciers are gone 💀
:edit this is my first time ever having so many likes
Thank you all 🥹

[Flame_RL]

Imagine being this huge terrifying undiscovered creature in the ocean and being named the bloop 💀

[fancyjaylinchannel]

Your videos are so awesome and amazing