Unexplained Sounds from the Deep Ocean

[@zynark777]

9:00 No. What's really creepy is that KZbin's auto-generated subtitles designate this sound as [Laughter]. Kinda like when facial recognition sees ghost faces.

[@jeslydavid540]

Yes

[@alessandrobedello6108]

Damn

[@Jonrocks7]

Dear god 🥶🥶🥶

[@Rumaan3012]

I was about to comment this. Creepy AF. XD

[@Kacper-fo8eg]

Isnt anything close to The ghost faces, youtube ai just falsely recognized this as laughter

[@d_ruggs]

us: "hmmm that's a weird sound" scientist: "it's probably ice" us: "no, I don't think it is" scientist: "hm. yes, its a volcano" us: "it really doesn't sound like that either." scientist: "uuh. yeah, upon further review, you're right. it's definitely ice" us: "wait.. we're at ice again?" scientist: "volcano?"

[@blo0dy-youwillbemissedtwee98]

(I got this from the octopus lady) Most of the sounds here that you heard were sped up 16x, the bloop was originally at a frequency so low the human ear couldn't detect it, so scientists sped it up, you can watch Octopus lady's video where she explains it further

[@remadepizza2748]

>walks up to random scientist >[yada yada] exists >refuses to elaborate further >leaves

[@JackFrost008]

"scientists".

[@Jake_wagner]

Good to see that I’m not the only one who thinks it’s a little bit suspicious that scientists say everything heard is volcanic activity or ice

[@dollfie774]

But it's true though. They're all almost exactly the same when compared.

[@ingloriousbetch4302]

Yeah those shady scientists just live to hife everything from the public. Why would they want the awards, accolades, funding, scholarship etc that come qith discovering new species or discovering what has been stumping everyone for decades when they can just f*ck with the heads if people like you, amirite?

[@ExquisiteScripter]

@@dollfie774 bro don’t say it’s true it’s called hypotheses ur not a scientist. litterally no one knows.

[@Dudinurclass]

@@ExquisiteScripteryeah but your not technically right to, and if no one knows, how are you to judge. But your not wrong(im confused)

[@LexiLovesU]

guess what theres a lot of vulcanic activity and icebergs on the ocean 😱😱

[@coolcatalex6241]

Some crazy stuff was going down in the waters in 1997

[@ConcerningReality]

1997 was the year for sea monsters, apparently.

[@mommytobe975]

This vid cool

[@matthewosterman9030]

More like alien spacecraft

[@galuademg6958]

A war broke out. Sea monster Vs. ice

[@Sillyultrakillfan]

It's so weird that we know 100% about the moon and only 10% about the ocean.

[@NormalGuy673]

Didn't we just discovered 2%?

[@completelyaverageviewer]

@@NormalGuy673 add a 0 to that, we’ve discovered about 20% nowadays, maybe a bit more.

[@NormalGuy673]

@@completelyaverageviewer a ok 👌

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

We know around 10% using sonar mapping, which isn't even accurate. Actual exploration is more like 2%.

[@theucheao]

Because there is wildlife in the ocean.

[@remadepizza2748]

NO NEED TO WORRY FOLKS! JUST SOME ICEBERGS N VOLCANOS 😅

[@killerdonut666]

😂😂

[@WalemTheGoat]

lmaooo

[@MortallyChallanged]

Plot twist: Icebergs and Volcanos don’t exist!

[@mybruisedarm]

Not all of them can be explained by that!

[@remadepizza2748]

how 2 get likes: make fun of the scientific research team 🤦‍♂

[@signora.velluto]

omg. the “slow down” sound. so unsettling! the ocean has always been a huge fear of mine because of how deep it is and how much we have not discovered!

[@riyuugin]

Upsweep just sounds like certain Villain Base is on emergency alarm because someone touch the Self-Destruct button

[@WalemTheGoat]

i agree

[@zachary7905]

Lol

[@zachary7905]

I agree

[@stormcutter59]

And that alarm kept ringing for hundreds of years while the base is just sitting there and nobody is none the wiser cause they all left in the panic

[@ElanCaniete-vp7ss]

The train one was so real. It was like screaming but in a odd pitch way it must be something

[@pancake_ghosty]

The ocean would be a great place to hide something if you were up to no good

[@Bragbigfoot]

(it's just a joke)

[@Literally_a_X]

Thanks for the tip.

[@Jones22023]

Facts

[@skatepirate97]

this is unsettling because the universe is infinitely large and there is legit water planets so there absolutely is a massive creature somewhere in the universe it may just be icebergs on earth but there is definitely some creature as large as Everest somewhere

[@lene1563]

I agree with you. There are many unexplainable and mysterious things in this world. but the government is keeping us away from finding out

[@remadepizza2748]

if its that big? how would it sustain itself? if it has the biggest stomach in the world how will it fill its stomach? how many whales would it have to eat? and how have we not seen it yet?

[@remadepizza2748]

@@boofman0486 whales are hard to find though, and how long would it live? this is the reason why the megalodon died.

[@skatepirate97]

@@remadepizza2748 i meant like not on earth though on a water planet

[@remadepizza2748]

@@skatepirate97 ok? so that just defeats the entire porpoise of sea monsters on earth, it still applies with alien like creatures, sea creatures cant go any bigger as whales.

[@jackieslims5520]

How many times is he gonna explain what noaa means, or what underwater microphones are

[@BoatPatrol]

Me when I learn a new word

[@dcenjoyer7536]

its a compilation of videos

[@frankG335]

🙄😬😏

[@Mushroommarx]

Hydrophone picks up ominous growl that clearly says “I, Cthulhu, will devour all of humanity!!” Scientists: “that’s definitely ice calving.”

[@cheesuschrist4473]

Conspiracy theorists could read a sign saying "very dangerous acid! Will melt you instantly!" And stick their hand in, watch it melt, and still day it's a government lie.

[@alim432hz]

Icebergs: exist Scientists:🚴‍♂️🍆

[@MN_F16C]

Yep

[@Beerice610]

How about metalbergs?

[@danahartzfelds8950]

The one like the train horn could possibly be from like a a under water volcano or a fault line cracking under pressure and the steam blowing out for a period of time ,perhaps.

[@frankG335]

Absolutely. It's the sound of a gas escaping from an enclosed or narrow tunnel or fissure.

[@The_Gun_Channel]

@@frankG335fr

[@TheRockers13]

Wanna know something crazy? according to the information, four of them came from the same location, the pacific ocean... And what's crazier, if you read Lovecraft's Cthulhu location, it would give you almost the same location where all these sounds came from. Not trying to say that Cthulhu exists or something but this is definitely a very interesting and at the same time very creepy fact. Coincidence or reality?🤔

[@wistyroamlands7495]

That's like saying "You know where ALL the things happened? Earth." The Pacific Ocean, rather big don't ya think?

[@TyrantTF2]

​@@wistyroamlands7495 No, where Lovecraft labeled was rather close to where these original frequencies were picked up, quite a surprise.

[@riioas5543]

@@wistyroamlands7495 tell me your dumb without telling me 😂😂😂

[@goldlemon7962]

Yeah it’s pretty creepy, but also very interesting too. It’s a weird coincidence how HP created the myth, then a couple years later these noises were heard in the same location. I’m not saying he’s real either, but it’s just a mind-turner 😂

[@thenerdfulspirit]

I think Cthulhu's lair was supposed to be closer to Australia, but good point. I couldn't help thinking of that too! Not that I'm actually saying that such a beast actually exists 😂

[@highestattic1638]

The bloop sound was alr explained like 4 years ago and the cause of that bloop sound is a big piece of ice falling from an iceberg

[@johnnymartinez733]

Ice floats not sinks

[@BBC_KIKG]

So they say

[@LifewitNaez]

Still doesn’t make sense to me when they say if u can hear it the pacific how can u hear from Antarctic….

[@Okeen12]

Wtf just think abt that for a minute that wouldn’t make any sense 😂😂

[@timbuckthe2nd642]

You don’t have to keep defining NOAA every time… we got it the first time

[@soccerskillz7911]

It’s from a compilation of smaller videos put together

[@soccerskillz7911]

Hence the excess of the name

[@timbuckthe2nd642]

@@soccerskillz7911 free palestine 🇵🇸

[@HornAndHaloWrestling]

​@@timbuckthe2nd642 brother.

[@frankG335]

It's a compilation of videos.

[@Promses2Keep]

That last sound? If that was a living creature, there was more than one of them...

[@cameleonfleuri]

Totally agree

[@MN_F16C]

Yep,

[@belsixsixtysix]

the train one is so terrifying it sounds like gargled screaming

[@andreystankov7811]

These are the sounds of the sinners in Hell

[@betsypitak6196]

Ive noticed that most of those sound are heard near point nemo

[@BooksofHighStrangeness]

Ding ding ding

[@coolcatalex6241]

The area around it is so massive and sounds like it hasn’t really been explored. Thousands of untouched miles of unexplored waters, who knows what’s really out there

[@vanityscripts1]

One of the only points not discovered

[@shadowknight6135]

​@vanityscripts1 not completely discovered*

[@EZCheeezy]

loved these sounds. try playing them back but in .25 playback speed too, adds more to the mystery

[@Theofficialnoot]

THEORY TIME: All of these sounds are basically heard the same, with the same length of time, meaning sometimes could be the same sound, but it isn’t. Think of it this way: the Julia is very similar to the bloop, except the Julia was a little longer than the bloop. The Julia sounds more of an animal, while the bloop was like a big air bubble from a big sea creature, heard from thousands of miles away. Slow down sounds like a plane landing, but underwater, heard similar to the Julia, so these could be the same animal or cause. SOMETHIN BE GOIN ON DOWN THERE IN THE PACIFIC!!! Most of them occurred in 1997, so some party I wasn’t invited to? 😡

[@luqmanhakim580]

Finally, a dude with actual brain cells that doesn't believe that it is either icebergs and volcanoes despite being completely different sounds

[@Theofficialnoot]

@@luqmanhakim580 :)

[@darkestwolf6640]

Bro none of us were invited. That’s fucked up. As a ocean lover I would’ve loved to attend the rave among the coral.

[@onerandombruh]

Thank God, a normal dude. That being said, I am also offended I got no invite to that massive 1997 party.

[@ad-drumcovers99]

“We don’t know what’s down there…” “Then, let’s guess!”

[@Tiedpizza749]

2:17 it's just the ghost leviathan don't worry

[@dawid20dzioch71]

I love Subnautica

[@markyivat4944]

Upsweep might be a submarine or secret base because it sounds like an alarm, like the one from the backrooms level ! (Run for your life)

[@katcrooks7308]

That’s what I thought!!!

[@oreohunter7798]

Remember that most of these sounds are heavily sped up, so it would be a very slow alarm in real time.

[@lapislazarus8899]

I think about the cetaceans that have to hear these sounds all the time. Also, having to listen to all the racket we make with our sonar and everything.

[@abyssalparanormalsociety4201]

The 90’s was full of sea monsters. This is why I don’t go swimming in the pacific! Well, that and sharks. Thanks, Jaws.

[@abyssalparanormalsociety4201]

Also, I’m aware Jaws was not based on the Pacific but sharks scare me shitless

[@Evastories608]

Julia is heard: people: It's an unknown creature! scientists: nah... iceberg. people: but.... scientists: I said...IT"S AN ICEBERG!

[@KristiyanBonev]

Strange. My dog jumped out scared af when heard the Train sound 1x speed.

[@Cytron1515]

Upsweep at 16X speed - sounds like an emergency alarm going off. Upsweep at its normal speed - The Chior from Hell.

[@wielandl900]

?… unknown sounds man.

[@Evastories608]

exactly! Upsweep at it's normal speed is terryfing. It sounds like thousands of screams

[@HippoTom6]

why do those sounds make me feel soothed and sleepy.

[@Mr.BlessedBarber]

Same

[@Mrfrostbeast64]

What they sound like to me: Upsweep: underwater base alarm Whistle: creature whistling in the distance The bloop: Something small dropping into water Julia: a massive sea creature Slowdown: a plane descending The train: obviously a train

[@connieedgerton5069]

I think the creepiest one is the train one.

[@michaelmoore1104]

Same

[@tripp766]

True man

[@elephantdanceparty7917]

I think it’s Julia in my opinion

[@HarakiriiPlays]

@@elephantdanceparty7917 Julia?

[@elephantdanceparty7917]

@@HarakiriiPlays Yeah Julia is another sound from the ocean. You can look it up

[@discreteemail4982]

You’re actually using the 16 times speed for the bloop

[@lordalanbugger7143]

I'm hearing NOAA likes to blame Antarctica and ice alot.

[@RedWolf-xr1ej]

I also heard that they closed off most of Antarctica, someone flew over and saw something when he came back they closed it off ever since but I also feel like there’s a lot of stuff we don’t know what’s hiding in our waters also why I heard NASA stopped exploring the waters and started exploring space 🤷‍♀️ just my thoughts also sorry for making that long 😅

[@Alataria999]

@@RedWolf-xr1ejNASA are still exploring the ocean as well, it’s just a myth that they stopped.

[@RedWolf-xr1ej]

@@Alataria999 this is true, but there’s still that too though, because what if they did stop all together? It’s just a thought lol

[@BLACKDRAGON82983]

Slow down just sound like a ship sinking and Julia sounds like someone humming

[@laughingdodoproductions5257]

The bloop actually sounds like slow down but high pitch

[@theodoreandreas7655]

How Can The Bloop Be A Iceberg When The Bloop Was Recorded 950 Miles Away From The Ancient Sunken City Of Rl'yeh?

[@Hemmurn568]

It has to be Cthulu

[@Lee-zt9vl]

Why does everything happen in 1997?

[@keepergast1234]

Massive exploration

[@liamfilonge9735]

Upsweep possibly is underwater earthquake and possibly the earths core cooling

[@redcolesbag8894]

I don’t recommend you listen to this at night with earphones on 😭😭

[@mayatodorova283]

The bloop can be an iceberg but the whistle and the train?? I meaaaan

[@Crystal_wcue509]

I really think that julia is a giant MASSIVE creater

[@MN_F16C]

They did find a pic of a giant shadow which they said could be 2x bigger than the empire state building

[@user-xd1cm9vu9s]

“Slow Down” was just sea creatures having races

[@Versada42]

"One more video before bed." The video:

[@antidesz]

People don’t seem to realise that we would KNOW if it was an animal making these noises…

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

How? Using sonar technology, we have mapped around 10% of the ocean. Physical exploration has been roughly 2%. This means 98% of the ocean is unexplored. And the deeper you go, the bigger things get.

[@MP-ut6eb]

​@@TheStraightestWhitest i think that Cherry is talking about it eating people or ships

[@remadepizza2748]

exactly, some key features of this could also be geological damage and other noises that people confuse with sea monsters. it could be volcanoes, landslides, whirlwinds, (or wind) machinery, tectonic plates, icesheets, and geological collision

[@riioas5543]

You can’t live while being a huge sea creature in a earth ran by devils (aka us) a creature like that would be wise and know not to show themselves or we would kill it…

[@isaiahmarquez454]

@@TheStraightestWhitestif it was some giant animal we would’ve found bones by now or teeth or some sign of them its like the people who think megaladon is alive but we haven’t found fossils from more than a few million years ago when they went extinct

[@MarquisFerguson444]

All of this can’t be ice and volcanic activity dude wtf 😂

[@remadepizza2748]

Your right, it could’ve been submarines, landslides, and even whale hybrid sounds!

[@AshenAshAshy]

The world is mega active so it’s not unlikely

[@riioas5543]

@@remadepizza2748 imagine being that ignorant and think you know the earth so well…😂2% of the ocean is explored yet you know 100% about it… smart fella.

[@e.b1895]

During "The Train," you can actually hear a low rumble that sounds like a train going across a track

[@MadBrake-px4oz]

NOAA: It’s all just ice sheets folks let’s get back to our day KZbin: it’s laughter

[@rp1894]

the bloop is definitely an asteroid impact into the ocean.

[@Jonrocks7]

Nah these sounds are fr scary! This is a good way to scare people with thalassaphobia

[@blo0dy-youwillbemissedtwee98]

I'm not saying this rudely, but if you poked your head underwater, you couldn't hear them, the frequency is way too low. Most people think these sounds were created by organic beings, but in reality, that can't be possible, the bottom of the ocean creates many sounds, sounds identical to these, because sounds underwater doesn't work the same way sound on land does because well y'know, there's no air. If there was a monster, we'd most likely know, especially if it was huge like how people depict it.

[@MN_F16C]

Hydrophones:am I a joke to you?

[@amydienqueenofnargothrond]

"heard this sound" and the advert is right after he says that 😂

[@AmBlueMan]

I don’t know why I’m watching this at night

[@RedWolf-xr1ej]

I feel like the NOAA is it’s own little thing, we don’t know what goes on out there, we’re not experts so we got by what they tell us and we figure out if we want to believe it’s ice sheets or actual things living down there, that’s what kinda amazes me about humans is that we have our own thoughts and beliefs of things 🤔 bc again we aren’t out there doing what they do but I’m not judging or anything just putting my little brain cells out there 😊

[@battlefox8460]

Why are most of these if not all of them are always played 16x speed, why not play them all at normal speed

[@justuncanny]

199X was really something else with strange sounds 😅

[@unfinishedart7797]

I can understand all the other ones being ice sheets, underwater volcanos, or ice calving's, but The Train is absolutely a huge sea creature

[@Faith-Rose73]

0:24 the octonoughts!!!

[@imfeathers]

I've yet to find recordings of tsunamis. Or would the earthquake and or volcanic activity mask the sound? Also..I'd love to get a hold of the Navy's recordings but naturally leave out sounds emitted by nuclear subs.

[@patty-ow9ul]

If the anomalies are in the skies there weather balloons, if the anomalies are in the oceans, its icebergs or volcanoes 🤔

[@briannenoel3892]

I love the idea of the Bloop being a creature because that would mean at some point some deep sea creature had the mother of all burps

[@spk_team9336]

It's creepy seeing the graphics and noticing they remember the "creature"

[@hmsmikey7540]

If giant creatures lived in the ocean do u think that the government would tell us, people put to much faith in the government

[@RedWolf-xr1ej]

Exactly, they gotta make us think “everything is fine” people who don’t trust the gov and see through that stuff they got some brains up in that noggin

[@cheesuschrist4473]

It makes no sense to hide it. We know what these were because we know what icequakes and underwater volcanoes sound like.

[@rinneganmastery3035]

the Quran state that the Leviathan who devoured prophet Yunus / Jonah is still alive until the end of time. The Quran has given science 100 % accuracy until now, science has been going back and forth amending it's finding . The words of Allah is true, if a monster that size still alive then it's not something surprising other monsters still lurks in the deep sea.

[@cheesuschrist4473]

No.

[@SuengberryInYourBuilding]

9:00 the sound its like something who just laughing if you guys try to speed up into 0.25 the sound well be more creep out

[@giovannilobeira9688]

Why do most of those sounds took place in the Pacific ocean?

[@remadepizza2748]

A lot of islands are seen in the pacific, such as Japan and other south Asian countries, given that Japan has a lot of earthquakes and tsunamis, a lot of sounds are heard in the pacific.

[@giovannilobeira9688]

@@remadepizza2748 oh ok.. but I mean none of those sounds were heard in the Atlantic ocean or the Indian ocean .I wonder why

[@DubDubDilluc]

​@@giovannilobeira9688 It's cuz Pacific is the most unexplored ocean in the worlds. Only 2% of oceans is explored. So it's probably that.

[@LeleganceCoral]

8:43 it was you mom 😳

[@divinemercy3044]

WHY DOES SOMETHING BIG LIVE'S IN THE OCEAN 😭

[@riyuugin]

We dont know, we would never know untill it reveal itself

[@-bassy-9433]

Nahhh cuz the train on literally sounds so much like some sort of animal bro that was the scariest one for me, almost like a super loud whale

[@KdotLINE]

All of these sounds are played at 16x speed though, so they sound nothing like this in real time.

[@Failway-]

the 1st one and bloop are in almost identical location to where R'lyeh lies sunken under the sea, according to Lovecraft/Derleth

[@waffy9235]

Choo Choo sounds like the steam coming out of the underwater volcanos

[@Conkeythedonkey]

The Julia thing has to be a whale because a whale call i s the loudest sound ever recorded

[@user-qw5pm6lr9d]

The Slow Down is the most unsettling underwater sound in my opinion.

[@7sson-hasson-310]

if the water dissapered suddenly we'll probably find corpses and crime weapons more than rare creatures

[@wenggaymellijor2599]

It was terrifying, big and strong, and had lots of Stana

[@Philippines_girl]

the train sound was like screaming or high pitched?

[@twinsfanatic34]

My favorite unexplained sound was THE BLOOP!

[@cheesuschrist4473]

That's kinda misleading though. We already solved it. It's fracturing ice. At 16x speed.

[@skdope3450]

noaa thinks if i fart its an iceberg istg

[@Noobi825]

The whistle is a monster

[@FunnySkeleton10]

It is kinda crazy some people think bloop was some big scary creature underwater, I get if it was a fish or something, it would be huge af, but I think it might just be a damn huge fish, I doubt a huge scary looking fish would be talking all this "Glub Glub"

[@MarquisFerguson444]

Or they just told us it was ice and it really is a creature,

[@acrivation8239]

Weren't some of the sounds measured in the same places? Or did i just forget

[@L-3-0-1]

Kinda funny that upsweep was coming from the same place as the bloop. 😳

[@TheLilspic]

Nasa used to explore the ocean's.... until they suddenly stopped & started to try find another planet to live on.... kind of scary to think what they found down there

[@Mechadgaming]

DUDE THE SCIENTISTS ALWAYS THINK IT’S FRICKIN’ ICE!!!😡

[@wielandl900]

Not rlly dude

[@wielandl900]

Ok nvm

[@remadepizza2748]

i know!!! it could also be volcanoes, landslides, whirlwinds, (or wind) machinery, tectonic plates, icesheets, and geological collision!

[@caelynodonnell3389]

8:00 it seems like that one could be the same as bloop but just a longer version of it

[@bonnet3402]

Idc what the scientist say, ‘the train’ ain’t no ice sheet.

[@remadepizza2748]

yeah, could also be volcanoes, landslides, whirlwinds, (or wind) machinery, tectonic plates, icesheets, and geological collision

[@riioas5543]

@@remadepizza2748 the type of guy to die first in a zombie apocalypse because “scientists s-s-said zombies aren’t r-real😢”

[@riioas5543]

@@remadepizza2748 zombie would be running at you and you’d be like, “nah he’s fine that ain’t no zombie, that right there is a homeless person with a skin problem” 😂 fucking genius.

[@remadepizza2748]

@@riioas5543 chill my guy, its okay to be mad at science. its kind of like yelling at gordon ramsey for disliking your food.

[@riioas5543]

@@remadepizza2748 I’m not mad at science lol, I’m mad at a guy who thinks he knows everything, it’s more like laughing at a child for thinking they are full grown..

[@ExquisiteScripter]

If a fish made the bloop noise: oh okay I guess my name is “The Bloop” now

[@Loaff7667]

It was me

[@Nicole-fx3ei]

The bloop was probably cthulhu's fart.

[@tommystone4563]

Hey Babba how many times do I have to tell you to stop farting in the ocean, you're freaking out people!!!.😅

[@marknagorski1686]

Julias and Slowdowns spectrograms look like they actually captured a creature.

[@motivationtv5157]

That animal with the horn is the narwhal, unicorn of the ocean

[@Philippines_girl]

9:00 that sound is so creepy😨⚠️

[@obamna1234]

Slow down sounds like Godzilla charging up. 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@TheCiaMKultra]

Almost everthing seems to be written off as " Ice sheet " movement by NOAA . If the " slow down " sound happens three times a year .Does it last the same amount of time each time it happens ? If so that would lean towards some kind of uniform object moving at a high rate of speed and slowing down to a stop at the same with in the same intervals of time . This does not sound like random ice sheet movement characteriatics .SUS YO ! SUS

[@bignardo95]

The earth is a living organism. People forget that. It moves, shifts, rises, falls, deflates, and inflates. On top of the crappy human footprint left upon it. It is alive

[@lolfunny9035]

lil bro really thought i wouldnt notice that the bloop segment is entirely copied from an older video 💀

[@ConcerningReality]

Lol this is a compilation video of all my sounds videos

[@lolfunny9035]

@@ConcerningReality oh mb g 😭