MOST INCREDIBLE Underwater Discoveries

Who knows what lurks deep down in the dark waters of our oceans? Sometimes, we stumble upon some pretty incredible finds. Long-forgotten sunken ships and super-sized marine life. Troves of treasure from swash-buckling pirates. Entire ancient cities? With so much of our oceans still unexplored, it should come as no surprise that we often find some pretty surprising things. But not all underwater discoveries are created equal. So let’s ‘dive in’ to the 15 Most Incredible Underwater Discoveries.

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[randoir]

The planets oceans are a literall gold mine of lost treasures!!!

[brett]

They should've gotten to keep the "Black Swan" gold and silver! I thought law would be on their side. 🤔🤔🤔

[atsuyosadler]

Awww, these are incredible discovery. Thank you for filming so clearly.

[kennethhacker]

All kinds of lost civilizations underwear after many floods .. great presentation

[killingthemsoftly]

Did nobody else learn that the Titanic lay undiscovered on the ocean floor for more than a hundred years? What blew my mind is that over a hundred years passed between 1912 and

[HolyXerxes]

14:32 HMS Terror and HMS Erebus that sinks are Sail ships, these version showing on picture is their modern counterpart.

[Preske]

Chris from Clickspring is replicating a Antikythera Mechanism with then current techniques, and he found several fascinating things, enough to warrant historians to study it again.

[Leopez]

Underwater discoveries are so amazing and interesting like that underwater river and Queen Anne's revenge, maybe in future someone founds Atlantic the lost city, underwater caves are interesting too and Animals of sea like Megalodon and its Alive and living somewhere in deep ocean, I Believe megalodon IS real and lives today. PS rest in peace Titanic. 🌊

[thecleaner]

Awesome artefacts...the critters who say the underwater blocks/slabs are 'natural' need their heads examined...its obvious they are man-made.

[baldassarealessi]

Thank you Top Five video brilliant compliment.

[purplekitsunefox]

The cousin ship to the Titanic that not many ppl seem to mention is the legendary Empress of Ireland which also sank not too long after the Titanic tragedy

[superheracross]

1912-1985 isn't over 100 years...

[lalahaha]

My favorite was the underwater river...until I saw Alexandria.

[javiTests]

I've been at the bottom of the cenote Angelita and it's not for advanced divers. You just literally go down, no currents or anything and then go up. The cenote itself is around 60m deep, so you need to be careful with the nitrogen in your blood and things like that. But it's pretty easy to do. It's true that the normal recreative diver certification is only up to 40 meters if you have the deep diver one, but even though... It's pretty easy to dive there. Just triple check everything before going down.

[jeanbaker]

Bimini Road has probably little to do with Atlantis, which is more likely to be found in/on Antarctica.

[repvoid]

They could find the engines of a rocket at the bottom of the ocean but can't find the Malaysian airliner to this day

[darkworld]

In "One place" Oda took Black Beard's inspection from this pirate, 😉

[Zhixalom]

Did you know that there are more airplanes in the ocean than submarines in the sky? 🤔😆

[JT-xphx]

Maybe the megalodon sank the titanic 100 years ago

[wolfie]

My jaw dropped when I heard the name Queen Annes Revenge having heard all about Blackbeard