Never swimming in the ocean again !

Never ever going swimming again !!!!

Came to comment on first story: saw this... 👀

I just commented the same thing before I saw your comment

I'm never swimming again

Just imagine it eats you alive and now you’re in the narrow passages of its intestines running out of air while it’s bowel movements snap your bones like toothpick’s.

@@CollinCecil-iw7jr It is still flesh and succumbs to a knife!

@@CollinCecil-iw7jryeah what I was thinking and it would depend on the narrow passage under the water because if it was the “Devils Throat” in Cancun, Mexico that used to have a really nice cross (like a Phillips screwdriver) coral that grew in the tunnel that began around 85-90 feet and shot you out around 125-135 feet. In that tunnel that was fairy narrow and long it wouldn’t be that bad to deal with but if I was cave diving then that would be terrifying, another reason I don’t mess with cave diving and stick to shallow to deep water, wreck, drift, and night diving.

Id rather take a polite train ride with my closest friends and kind strangers than exploring a pitch black maze under water with my air running out.

@@timpatton9383 leviathan is not a normal creature that can be killed so easily

Sounds like a Goliath Grouper. Those are mostly found off Florida though.

Oh my gosh!!!!!!!

​@26th_Primarch never heard of that I'm from Canada what is it?

Jesus christ, fuck that..

Groupers are no joke. In the gulf they get MASSIVE

Dude the gulf has some pretty terrifying stuff in it. GET OUT.

Lol!!!!

😅😅😂fo realz

@@WhatLurksBeneath took the words right outta my mouth!! Seriously, most of these horrifying stories originate from that area

I’m 💀 rn! 😆😆😆😆. This made my night! 🤣🤣🙌🙌🥸🤠

Anything specific? We'd love to hear if you're willing to tell.

I am curious as well.

Tell us we hunt you down

Would love to hear these stories!!!

Please tell us🙏🏿

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there are some already known fish that we do know for a fact usually resides at deep depths will come to the sruface to feed on abundant fish to support their diet before returning to the deep. whales are the exact opposite. they mostly reside at the surface where not much is big enough to be a threat to them, besides pestering orcas on their babies, but on occasion they return to the deep to feed and there they have natural predators such as the giant squid that will prey on them and their babies. to this day we still dont know the max size a giant squid can reach as they live such discrete lives hidden in the super depths. given that animals do frequent between sea levels on both end of the spectrum it isnt out of the realm of possibility for a deep sea creature to exist and be large due to deep sea gigantism, as well, plenty large prey such as giant squids and whales and whatever else lives down there that we havent discovered. due to the fact that this large creature didnt attempt to prey on YOU and instead retreated means they must have a very strict menu and only prey on what they already know is prey. although if it was chasing a mackerel i would suspect this predator does not prefer larger prey or the others. perhaps a gulp feeder much like whiles and the gulper eel. they have massive mouths and large bodies but dont always prey on large fish because the prey's size is made up for by quantity in the amount they can consume. OR this predator as a large body but a very restricted throat in size only allowing it to eat or swallow smaller prey. even if this was the case, i think you all should be counting your blessings that the yet unknown creature was not brave enough to swallow a new and unidentified prey item such as yourselves. i refuse to do deep sea diving. not because of all the unknown creatures yet to be discovered but because we still dont know where all that water goes. we do not know the limits of how deep the water penetrates the earth's crust and thus we do not know what else besides fish could possibly be down those crevasses and holes that at random produce fast water currents drawing more water in taking the lives of many divers under mysterious circumstances. be open minded, be aware, and learn about your wildlife as new discoveries are often made. this is most important for you to empower yourself with in the ocean more than anywhere else on earth on land. fish put on land are helpless, so are we in the water especially at depths. no safer than a nemo fish out in open water. god forbid anything preys on you and drags you to the depths before you even have the chance to die of your wounds causing a painful death of rapid change in water pressure. just be on your toes, there are things in those waters that are yet to be explained. many thing. i dont go to the beach anymore with family. i'd rather not. not after the feeling i got every time i went into those waters, perfectly fine until i reach a certain distance from the shore and then my heart stops and sinks. a primal isntinctive fear. but what is my body telling me to be fearful of? i still dont know to this day. but that feeling of my impending death was frightening enough to keep me out of the waters for several years. something was there and it couldnt go to the shallows. i bet there was a good reason many big species of fish were swimming through busy beach shorelines between people's legs that particular day. i almost bet there is something out there that even great whites can fall prey to. some great whites have been microshipped and found to have been abruptly stopped from their usual migration activity and suddenly plummet several meters deeper than normal. in other words the dead body of the shark was brought deep for consumption with the chip still lodged in the dead body. or the shark was consumed before decent and the chip was consumed with it. we will never know because eventually the chip died and signal was lost. i dont think we know what the biggest fish in the sea is yet. if a predator is so large it can feed on great whites with ease then that means they would have a low population count to avoid competition with each other for food which means they would have a slow or sparse reproductive cycle. having such a small population and living most of your life deeper in the sea than most would make you a needle in a haystack to find. it's no wonder we still havent found it yet. i would love if we could have an open website where people can post their mysterious or extraordinary experiences both on land and in the sea. there are so many similarities and patterns to many mysteries. investigation is necessary imo. sorry, not sorry, i went on a loooooong tangent.

Ok that’s so scary 😦🙆🏽‍♀️

Holy mackerel!!

​@@youngOG87😂😂. come on, so simple yet so funny 🤣

It's a mysterious adventure that gets the blood pumping.

The forest doesn't scare me, humans do!

😂😂 half of that is bullshit 😂😂

Also highly venomous animals that range in appearance from completely harmless to nightmare fuel.

The forest 🌳 in no way anything like being deep down in the depths of the ocean ( 🤔🧐 ) the forest holds a totally different energy.... Was snorkelling twice but never again as I couldn't relax without natural air 🙈 I admire people who dive, cave, spelunking 😳😱😳 climbing. They all have my attention 👏👌👏

Secret, THATS HILARIOUS!! Best laugh of the day! THANKS!!

Be careful, i had 3 friends vanish without a trace while bathing with a small group of rubber duckies. They appear harmless but their bills contain 3 rows of razor sharp duck teeth and the kick produced by their little orange webbed duck feet can break bones. Never turn your back on a rubber duckie.

@@johndonny443 , this thread is GREAT! 😂 THANKS!!

I just throw my bathtub full of dildos and call it a day.

Lmfao

Holly crap dude

I fished there with my hubby years ago. I caught a couple of big fish. What's in the water, Miracle-Gro?!

@@Coogi622 , Who knows. I know a lot of factory pollutants from Albuquerque, especially mercury is in that water. We were told to NOT eat more than 2 fish a week due to that. But that was 50 years ago when dumping standards were more lax. Before the drought back when the lake was full & before the state ( in it's infinite stupidity) put the stripers into it you could catch everything from trophy trout to dinner plate sized crappies to many kinds of catfish & bass, all oversized. Night fishing for white bass w lanterns was awesome. Once the stripers went in they ate everything except the pike. I spent decades on that lake. Watched it go through several phases. One never knew what would hit your lures. Last visit 5 years ago the fishing really sucked. I heard some virus wiped out most of the stripers. Idiots were illegally using goldfish as bait & dumping their leftovers & 5 foot goldfish came out of that. Shad populations flourished but the fishing there now is pathetic. Labor & Memorial day holidays were insane. People came from 5 states to party & fish & the Mexican Cartels brought a LOT of illegals, drugs & violence into it. Last I heard now it's just a big muddy craphole hardly worth going to..Sad, it WAS one of the most beautiful/versitile places in the state. The backside was a paradise before Jane Fonda bought it all up for her wine grape growing operations & destroyed most of that. The fertilizer/ pesticides runoff into the lake caused algae blooms that smothered the fish & poisoned out the wildlife. I spent many a summer living alone off the land on the backside. Liked the solitude & quiet back there but her armed guards stopped that. Such is life. Paradise lost.....

@@tristantimothy1004My grandfather was a fisherman, and he said Mexico and Florida has enormous fishes. He also saw oysters the size of his head up by the Hudson in Nyc long before all the oysters disappeared. Now i believe all his late night storytelling. It’s definitely something in the water. I appreciate your comment.

@@tristantimothy1004 It's sad. I had no idea the lake has gone through so much. Not only sad but it makes me mad too. I'm glad I took lots of photos from "the Good Old Days". I'm in Utah now and the lakes are in sad, unusable condition every summer. Sick fish, check safety charts before eating! Algae blooms caused a man's dog to die from jumping in the water to fetch a ball. People warned to not go in. The Salt Lake has shrunk to the point last year, they were concerned the silt from the bottom would blow into the city and make people sick. Several lakes dried up, rivers too. I got here in the early 90s and hiked and climbed everywhere while it was amazing. We got extra snow last winter and it helped raise water levels but then drought dries it up. It's a pathetic state and I wish I had the solution. Best wishes!

That would be amazing !!!!

It would be amazing, but then it would be tragic and sad losing our oceans

Amazing revealing of the mysterious ocean depths but sad because all ocean life would die...

We can’t drain all of the oceans. The oceans help to maintain the Earths climate. It would be cool if we could safely take a look at the bottom though.

And imagine being able to walk up to shipwrecks? Of ocean liners etc? Imagine the stuff you could get?

Same here except I also suffer from submechanophobia and megalophobia so seeing pictures or hearing stories of diving ship wrecks or airplanes that crashed into the water is utter nightmare fuel for me.

​@@gothgirl4evr881 damn we're the same but I kinda overcame that fear of submechanophobia it doesn't get me liked it used to when I was younger

Same here ! Nice to know I'm not the only one. I would cry hysterically just being out on the boat as a little girl and I always say I love the beach but I do not fuck with the ocean. Bet it's cause we feel the vibe of what's lurking bemeathe...

Or a chime or something. I also find it jarring to switch from story to story without a decent pause. Im Often working in my garden or kitchen and all of a sudden I have to rewibd cuz the story doesn't seem right.

That's what good journalism is... Just telling stating and presenting the story for the viewer/reader to make up their own mind. No bias one way or the other....rare these days

Not really, many people find themselves by accident in water at some point in their life, If can't swim pray it's just a mudpuddle

Ugggh

Everyone should know how to swim - it's the very least one can do to increase chances of survival if ever accidentally tossed in the water.

Dangers on land, huh? Sounds like you've heard of the dreaded land shark! Word of advice, never answer your door for a candy-gramm...

@@chayophan3078 ehh I was thinking more like murderers, serial killers, sadist and rapist but the land shark sounds terrifying too.

The problem is, I think anything DOES live down there..!!

I'm honestly shocked and humbled. Glad to help out your life!

Don't donate. Watching and engaging is more than enough 😃

​@WhatLurksBeneath one of the good ones man ,love the content.

What about tide skipping you into that?

me 2 rivers to

Lakes either, pools only for me 😅

​@@mexicanfrenchmenmoser7367Depends on the river

how about the amazon river that is pretty safe LOL

You have balls of steel sir

How do you they weren't at your back where you couldnot see.

@dorothystiltner7207 True, I did talk to a co-worker who was doing work at The Dalles Dam in the Columbia River. He said that he was bumped by something, and when he looked back, it was a 10 foot white sturgeon behind him. He wouldn't go back down and ended up walking off the job. It was probably for the best as they are dangerous if startled, spawning or protecting young. These prehistoric fish are known to attack humans, animals and even attack boats at this size. You need to know when to fold em sometimes.

billions of people,,never seen ufo,s.. but i have.. even b/foot is elusive.&,,human... only seen if he wants to be.. the facts by how to hunt.. ufo,s. 8 yr old. 2 orbs 62 yr old.. ufo,s u.k. orbs aus. & they were not,,drones.. theres a vid recent, of a young black fisherman, being harrased by mermaids.. this is noted hundreds of yrs ago as well.. there are clay figurines, of dinosaurs, drawings, carvings on temple walls.. what do you think st george & the dragon was,, a dragon,,or dinosaur..knights, were sent out to slay them, recorded in european history.. also spotted in the congo..every myth & legand,,is from truth,, except the bible.. its vastly out of context with the truth.. viper tv aumerian tablets.. our creators left earth 13k ago.. enki stayed with others, he,,saved mankind seeing he had a hand in our creation.. from homonids allready here.. darwin,, said,,theres a missing link,, he meant,,alien intervention,,if he said this,,he would of been killed by the church.. facts.. not bs.. we have ufo,s. our gov,s dont give a sht about us..

as to ghosts.. our spirits are traped here on earth.. but slowly being released. look up, children that have lived before.. i saw a black figure, coming up the stairs.. not nice, scared the crap out of me.. children are more susceptable to ''energy,s. ''.. we lose as we get older.. if ufo,s arnt real,,then why do military silo,s get shut down regular.. being on an indipendant grid.. ever watch the aquanauts, 70,s.. allways wanted to be a diver.. now i wear a mask,,,, welding..

So scary! I've never been snorkeling but I've heard that's why it's very important to have a depth reader and pay attention to it! Im curious, did you notice the change instantly and how quickly did you drop if you remember

Cool story.

Jen, similar event in Oahu. Flat coral reef about 3 feet deep at high tide with a big crack in it. Snorkling down over the coral reef roof into the crack i ran head on into a HUGE Hammerhead shark. Backpedalling w the shark following me at flippers ends back out of that crack as soon as my head broke water a pair of hands grabbed me by my armpits & yanked me out of the water like a ragdoll into his boat & some Samoan Native was yelling at me " STUPID HOWLIE! Theres a giant Hammerhead down there! " All i could do was gasp & point over the edge. The shark was right underneath us. Kimo ( natives name) took me back to shore as the shark flipped back over the edge back into the crack & deep water. He told me how his family made their living fishing that spot & the shark had moved in & was destroying their nets & ruining his family's business. With all the bad blood between the natives & the sailors i saw my chance for a peace gesture. Told my commander & the next day we returned with tanks, sea lances bangsticks & explosive spearguns to kill that shark for them. Kimo came out with us on our inflatable & as soon as we hit the crack he donned his turtle shell goggles, grabbed 2 lances & fell backwards over the boats edge & disappeared into the crack. While we were still putting on our tanks & gear we felt 2 " WHUMPS" under the boat & a few seconds later Kimos head popped up all smiles, threw the now discharged lances back into the boat, grabbed the anchor rope & went back under. Shortly after he reappeared, and said " Its done! Go to shore." We did towing the dead shark w us. 14 footer. Kimo had popped both of the lances explosive heads into that sharks head. His family threw a luau for us that night. Cooked parts of that shark & ate it. They made a fortune selling the rest & were able to start setting their nets again. Kimo & I became great friends. Drank SAKI my first time that night. That stuff is murder in the brain the next day. Worst hangover i ever had! 😁

That's what I was thinking too, I just didn't want to type all that, that is probably what happened.

@roxanneenglish3330 Lol! I' am a bit long-winded.

If the employees unlocked and allowed him to enter then the owner isnt responsible. 🤦‍♂️ Please get smarter. The employees most likely removed the body to cover their asses, not the owner's.

@@thisnewnamesystemisdumb Get smarter? First of all they work for the owner. They didn't find out until the next day that his truck was still parked outside! I guarantee the owner was aware of a missing diver! They covered each others asses!

So they did the same thing to the other divers that went missing there?

You can still get pulled out by a shark in knee deep water

I don't get why you call it the "frog rule." Wouldn't it be the "knee deep rule?"

@@Sandman_Slim Hello - just a guess, but I believe what they mean by this - Think of a frog sayng "Ribbit, Ribbit" but instead it says "Knee-deep, Knee-deep" ! Maybe ? Have a great evening !

Is there a video here that discusses all of that? Thanks!

Thank goodness I can't swim Lol

I will. I want to treasure hunt.

We breath Helium and 02 mix in after 200ft and usually in a Saturation system. We only breath pure 02 when we do surface decompression. Stick to your scuba stuff.

mermaids don't wave at you, you are food to them

Thanks for the info. You're right😊

Why he hard looking at coral

Have you seen how the vibrations of different music types affect water it's pretty dang cool

@@escapingourreality Frequency resonates in water, and sound can travel many miles under water too...

​@escapingourreality It works with sand, too.

I keep a plant in the shower….

@@seancolledge9447 yeah like when icebergs scrape or fall it makes big sound

Have heard about them 😳

I’m never swimming again

You've gone further in the ocean than me, and I'm not young. I don't believe that it's an irrational fear. Scientists are far from knowing everything in the ocean. I'm not swimming in a lake. I will stick to my pool amd hottub.

@@pamalawashington9371 Understandable. And i'm not young either lol

Ummm lakes have plenty of things in them that could get you

I feel you! I got family members tryna make me go into the water. That literally feels like risking my life by throw myself front of a mouth of a big predator or front of a fast driving car. No no no I’m built to be on land so ima stay on land! 😂

@@MelanatednNature Not in my area

its nothing to do with lack of oxygen

I understand. It’s strange to most people but I’m the same way. I get a rush from walking through the deep forest alone or swimming in the middle of the ocean.

Lol freaks

This is how serial killers are born

Wow. Wish I wasn’t so scary.

That's what I call a death wish

I'm sorry, by what science experiment does one determine that dying in the deep sea traps your soul?

If you die down there 😆

This ocean grave limbo is a fascinating thought. Thank you.

"If you die down there, you're screwed!" Pretty sure that applies to dying anywhere, not just under the sea. Unless I'm completely missing a subtle point, which I am prone to doing.

He might be describing nitrogen narcosis, it’s a pretty common thing to happen to deep sea divers and it basically makes you hallucinate and unaware of your surroundings, there’s actually a video on UKposts of a deep seas diver who died of it while wearing a go pro, they managed to recover his body and his family posted the video to educate and show what happens to people who go thru it, it’s actually terrifying

Yup. When I snorkel in the ocean I always look at the deep parts. Looking out for sharks and unknown creatures

My tablet does that the warmer it get its, think its something to do with the touchscreen. Got better when I put a plastic cover on it!

@DiggingFrance Oh that's interesting and something I never thought about! I'll try that out. Thanks for the tip! 🤜🤛

If I had a couple million I'd get a quality mini-sub. I tried to get acclimated to scuba in open ocean in Hawaii. Couldn't do it. Freaked me out. You feel so vulnerable and then there's sharks of various types.

I would only go into the deep in the Nautilus submarine from 20,000 leagues under the sea movie.

😂