'Julia' Loud creepy sound from the ocean

If you're in a quiet house alone at night right now, watch this later maybe. As with "The Bloop" there are plenty of explanations for it. Do your research and see what you think Julia is : )

Image and sound credit NOAA

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[mr.penguin]

The Bloop: *I’m loud and scary!*
“Julia”: _Hold whatever I drink._

[juliachisolm]

Great. This sound occurred in 1999 and it's named Julia. My name and the year I was born. Fun fun fun

[wolfboy]

Godzilla's gonna get pissed that they called him julia

[LadyGrey]

My cat has never responded to noises from my computer before. He did not like this one.

[rifleraft]

Is it weird that I actually WANT to have a giant creature living in the ocean so scientists could catch some pictures of it? ;u;

[gracenern]

It's even stranger when you think about how we've only discovered 5% of the sea's creatures...

[brickbrix]

Let’s be honest we are all scared of the ocean but have a thrill watching scary clips like this

[ouijabored]

after seeing so many comments about how people's pets reacted, i decided to show this to my dog. his breed is considered intelligent (Borzoi, he can open doors and all) and he ignored the water noises but perked his ears at Julia, then cocked his head and looked outside. He only looks outside when he thinks there's an animal out there.

[AdrianDustRed]

Chtulu has a girlfriend and her name is Julia :D

[drippinwitease]

and that was heard all over the Pacific? Jesus fuck

[djsndkkaowsm]

"Julia"

"Julia" is a sound recorded on March 1, 1999 by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration (NOAA). NOAA said the source of the sound was most likely a large iceberg that had run aground off Antarctica, however pictures from NASA's Apollo 33A5 shows a large shadow swaying through the South west section of cape cadre at the same time of the recorded sound, although still classified, the pictures apparently provide information that this unknown shadow is 2x larger than the empire state buliding

[succmydinoass]

I mean there is no other names to call a creepy sound coming from NOWERE other then Julia ... Obviously

[ScatterBrainedYouBetterFollow]

Why make a horror movie about haunted houses, demon possessions, stupid ass animatronics, etc when we could be making scary movies off of the ocean

Get your shit together horror movie directors

[xadumbhumanlikeyoux]

this sound is terrifying. it’s great that they gave it the most terrifying name to go with it, Julia.😵

[AceAttorny]

"Dang owls! They're always messing up my research and getting in my recordings! Hermes! Call the owl exterminators!"

[clydewy]

0:41 don't you dare tell me this isn't organic! We haven't discovered so much of the oceans because of pressure, cold, etc...so it could be anything monstruous, and I think this is so cool!

[zillafire]

I need to stop listening to this creepy shit.

[zeiyuulysierra]

BOTH of my cats were asleep when I played this and BOTH of them woke up and were intensively sniffing around my speakers.
Neither one of them have ever reacted like this to a noise I've played.
So I'm thinking it is definitely some kind of predatory creature.

[michaelnorman]

The real recording is 7min long. This has been sped up.

[mrspamification]

Just remember these recordings are almost always sped up 16 times to be more audible, but Julia in particular sounds even more terrifying when played at the actual speed they were recorded at. Youtube "Julia normal speed" and listen for yourself.