Deep Sea Camera Captures What No One Was Supposed to See

The ocean houses some fantastic things—some pretty terrifying ones too. Wherever there is the unknown, there is fear and worry. Imagination starts to fill in the gaps with what we can comprehend, and that often is filled with terrifying notions. From Mermaids to lost cities, here are 15 Most Terrifying Things Recently Discovered Underwater

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[adamkilroe]

The mystery photo is an easy one. It's a Leatherback Turtle eating an octopus. Leatherback Turtles are the fastest swimming reptiles on the planet and they are huge, and whilst they mainly eat jellyfish, any octopus that gets in front of it is fair game.

[johnsurrey]

It’s amazing what you can do with computer graphics these days. It’s also amazing the way certain people take us for complete idiots!

[mmercier]

I haven't gone in the ocean since i saw the movie "jaws" in the 70's. I was even afraid to go in our pool for a year. Screw that.

[mohammadhasnain]

We can now see stars so many fucking million Miles away with pin point precision.
We can now take a picture of a human from space and can even see what he is doing on his phone.
And yet every time someone is capturing a mythical creature he has a camera of 2 megapixels which can not even see light properly and gives blurred image or footage .

[pennyjadedelapena]

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[tw]

What is amazing is the narrator's ability to fill 18 mins with 1.3 million words.

[dallasyap]

There is still a very large chunk of the ocean that is not discovered, including the very deep sea and what creatures that live there. This world is filled with countless mysteries.

[michaeldman]

That mermaid looked so real for a cartoon...

[brooklyn]

Mermaid can't be real water to choppy for humans

[bumpyandbart]

I don’t fear the unknown, more like embrace it with open arms. So much of our history is unknown and forgotten

[troyf.]

That creature was a lost photo of my mother-in-law taking a bath! She was looking for that picture, too!

[oppenheimer]

you say dragon... i say a hungry turtle eating dr. octupus

The sea being over seventy percent of the earths surface, should contain some secrets.I love mermaids.

[suzannedavies]

That mermaid is from about fifteen twenty years ago and it’s a massive hoax proven ages ago! They used it as a hoax on a tv show

[alrockman]

That Humanoid Beach Creature is really The Gingerbread Man, doh

[marcel]

fun fact that "encounters" are always made with a retro camara

[michaelmorris]

I've heard from my family from long ago about this and they said there was something strange in the sea living men and women underwater

[oddquad]

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[andresnoneya]

😂 the “mermaid” looked back like Sasquatch did when he was caught on camera

[susanfarley]

Mermaids.. Nope.
My cousin years ago was casting a net in the st. John's river and caught several fish that looked like little dragons. Rainbow colored, fins that looked like a cealocanth(not sure of the spelling) and a line of fins down the back like curling waves. She said they were so pretty she turned them loose again