Deep-Sea Camera Captures What No One Was Supposed to See

Life on earth is entirely dependent on water, every single living organism requires water for survival. More than 60% of the human body is composed of water. We are dependent on water in different ways including for drinking, for taking showers, cooking food, and for swimming. Agriculture and industry both run on water. Well, 71% of the earth's surface is covered with water and oceans constitute about 96.5% of this water. It means, we have tremendous opportunities to explore but exploring the abyss of the ocean is a difficult proposition and maybe quite scary. Scientists have been trying to reach the darkest corners of the unchartered oceans and they have come across some terrifying things.

[keithchamp]

Once again....I was fooled by a cool thumbnail.

[doubleooh]

I wonder why you call a GIANT ISOPOD, a cockroach? COMPLETELY different insect

[amandadonegan]

ISOPODS NOT COCKROACHES 🤣🤣🤣
I breed freshwater ones for Aquarium clean up crew..Asellus Aquaticus...rather much smaller than the deep sea ones though!

[thatsharshman.]

Chernobyl is now in Ukraine, technically.

[m.mahhighayas]

God when will these people stop using clickbait's 😑

[bloodification]

Unsubbed - Bullshit info about Sat divers. Just basic info -

Majority of the time Sat divers breathe Heliox at that depth, other mixtures would likely kill you. Plus they live in a pressurised container with a crew of 4 - 6 for a month at a time so they can work at the same pressure as the job they're working on, working from inside a diving bell. One big long decompression at the end of the job is all that's needed, the Sat Divers decompress for a few days instead of slow decompression stops while rising from the depths.

Just basic, basic shit that would taken 5 seconds to google and find. 😞