Creepy Ghost Ship Sails The World’s Seas Unmanned For 38 Years

[@kirkmcclean9686]

This guy. Stops. so. much. i can't. Deal. With it.

[@nwahs3233]

kirk mcclean thank you!!!

[@thiefofa1073]

Watch it at 1.25x or 1.5x - it helps a bit.

[@swj0272]

LOL I was thinking the same

[@arturdent5168]

William Shatner of speak

[@C01dFus10n]

watch it at 0.5

[@tomaso5002]

Just imagine being in that ship all alone in the middle of the sea traped with no communication... Worst nightmare ever...

[@ghostwalk2446]

Things could always be worse.

[@Makeyourselfbig]

No. Worst nightmare ever would be getting to land and finding out Donald Trump is president.

[@Makeyourselfbig]

At least I have a brain to wash.

[@kats-haven7879]

Joe Soap stop bringing politics into everything.

[@captainjackpugh6050]

Tomaso If there was a girl there you could bang her and she wouldn't say no because of the implication...

[@xgi36]

True story , I tracked a ghost ship in Indonesian waters in 1957. I was a Radarman on board a ship headed from the Philippines to Australia , this was a solid contact on radar but nothing but a cool breeze when it passed through us. I finally learned after 60 years that it was probably a Dutch ship that was attempting to smuggle poison gas to Japan during WW II. There are things on this earth that we may never understand.

[@sometimesidontwannadie4271]

does that ship still exist till now?

[@Quasihamster]

Why do you. Read your. Presumably Own script. As if there. Was a full. Stop behind every. Thrid or Forth Word. Or so.

[@no6523]

Make. Vid. Long. Er.

[@Dheorl]

Because most. Americans. Aren't eloquent enough to. String a fucking. Sentence. together.

[@MauofMiami]

Dheorl let's call the kettle black, you can't even form a fucking sentence your grammar is fucking horrible.

[@Dheorl]

LMAO, you seem to have missed the joke bud. Good try though; better luck next time.

[@thetruth2795]

Mikosch2 learn how to spell you dumbass

[@roberharpane3524]

So all those yrs. & no one could board this ship? Where's a pirate when you need one...

[@Pitviper1979]

Ro'ber Harpane' The problem is that deck plates rust out. You can fall through the floor. Without power, you may find you get trapped below deck if your flashlight quits. Also, it may be sinking or might start sinking. You might not know until it is too late.

[@roclinton6879]

Ro'ber Harpane' lol

[@mrsmerily]

Drinking rum i think, lol

[@IslandThunder84]

She was boarded numerous times over the years, its just that nobody had the equipment and/or willingness to salvage her.

[@patriciocasillas1571]

Having Margarita's .

[@clarissapacker1537]

Next time some one sees a crewless ship they should attach skeletons to it.

[@jasonhatt4295]

I just did it.

[@aplatinumorange5112]

Project Profits They would get so bamb00zled.

[@shuriwitwicky6646]

Lol right!

[@AngloImperial]

Clpacker 1183 And don it with a Pirates flag.

[@burger3502]

Illegal

[@makramsdale]

ISIS have taken responsibility of this ship going missing

[@jadenjenkins2655]

This is probably the best comment I've seen in a long time

[@mctransport3474]

I'm deadddddd

[@MrZiad32]

+Shubham Sonkar الموضوع معقد

[@patrickadams3331]

Funny shit 😂

[@Kidandas]

MaccaOMTV 😂😂😂😂😂 just yes

[@stephenandersen4625]

She may have floated and drifted but she certainly didn't sail.

[@sylveonplayz7384]

Why are u calling a boat a she?

[@pillowman771]

Eevee Lol Just about every ship has ever been remarked as a she. Like "She's a fine Beauty alright" and what not.

[@ncrveteranranger9126]

Miguel Hernandez yep

[@mach5jeep]

Eevee Lol because they're expensive to maintain

[@nikkiroy9518]

Bun dun dun

[@stevenfoster9402]

So what you're saying is, next time I don't want my car, just put it in neutral, get out, and let it drive around the world.

[@WhiteLightnin67]

Steven Foster Preferably with the keys in it and it definitely will

[@jimmyboy131]

Yes, just be sure to leave the radio on and the windows down, so people will at least hear some sweet tunes as it rolls by.

[@jimmyboy131]

True. It's even better if the myth says that it's haunted.

[@mitchellhood8320]

If you do that in certain neighborhoods the car will certainly disappear though it won't be driving around but rather having all its parts shipped around the world to be sold off...

[@kristenharral4707]

Yes..... yes, that's exactly what he's saying. Obviously

[@toohighstrung]

People managed to board her several times, but each time they were either unequipped to salvage her or were driven away by bad weather. The last recorded sighting was by a group of Inuit in 1969, 38 years after she was abandoned.

[@georgebarberbarber267]

Ralph Griswold???

[@radioactive9861]

I realize I am splitting hairs here, but...shouldn't it be referred to as 'drifting' and not 'sailing'???????

[@JG-ev4nk]

Interesting

[@sweatybanana969]

Radio Active if it wasn't stated every three seconds it would be splitting hairs.

[@samwinchester61]

Yes that can happen

[@MrCyclejay1967]

Since it is no longer being spotted by any sailors around the world, it must of sunk. What a shame, that no one ever attempted to board it, from being lowered to the deck, from a helicopter.

[@RG-fc7ht]

MrCyclejay1967 or did it just move to some other area of the ocean due to currents maybe it in the central pacific

[@vice88]

American Tanker Most likely sunk though.

[@seraphina985]

+Vice 88 Seems probable to me especially with it's last known location being near land being that old and unmaintained for nearly 4 decades I imagine even just lightly scraping a rock in some shallow water might have been enough to doom it to sink shortly thereafter.

[@shinryu3786]

*must've or must have.

[@shinryu3786]

If you are assuming that the ship could've sunk, might I suggest having this sentence structure?: The ship might've sunk.

[@bullabuck7535]

moral of the story: dont treat your shipfu badly, or she'll abandon you

[@williamparker2922]

It didnt sail ... It drifted.

[@zmanprodigy]

Shhhhh....

[@CrimpyGummybear]

There's a difference between sailing and drifting along with oceanic currents. It's an abandoned ship that was being pushed around by currents, nothing ghostly about it.

[@kxloux8466]

CrimpyGummybear its not ghostly but the definition of ghost ship is a ship with no crew

[@marenkuether-ulberg3311]

I wonder what the ocean currents were that it drifted around along?

[@Skythe.]

Ghost ship means it’s moving on water with no crew.

[@alexandercoffman8319]

This was a very entertaining piece to watch man.

[@jerryc5716]

@phthisicy Probably a watch-themed superhero.

[@antonios2523]

CNN reports Russia behind missing ship

[@Markis5150]

Maybe you should go watch Fox News and blame Obama and Hillary the next time you wonder why your president is on a fucking golf course instead of building that wall he promised? Remember? The thing you wanted more than anything. But instead he loves his golf and taking people's health care away. You my friend are a fucking idiot. lol

[@getpeaveymaced]

Markis5150 Obama care was doing more harm than it was helping people

[@conversationtosaurusrex]

Paccar for the Wealthy and Lower Class. But to the Middle Class, It has done more good than bad.

[@kazuhiramiller1616]

Lol leftists are mad

[@thomashuteson569]

Blame it on Trump and the Russians.

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

My mother-in-laws new nickname, "Bitchemo"!

[@carlossebastiannecroticgot7232]

Aaron Burr At the woods omg you're so funny 😂

[@sargondp69]

There was a crime show on tonight about a woman killing her motherinlaw. You racist!

[@justannormaldayatthebeach9069]

ouch!..

[@angelicaplummer6127]

das cold

[@mysteriouskommando3868]

Aaron Burr At the woods HA that's funny, your funny, son.

[@manfromnantucket9544]

Did anyone think about maybe dropping the anchor before waiting out the ice? 🤔

[@MilwaukeeF40C]

Ice will drag and break stuff that's chained down.

[@shadizersilverhand2113]

Can't drop the anchor when there's ice there that it can't penetrate anyway, and they had reasonable expectations that it couldn't possibly get loose the way it was frozen in.

[@tankfirewalker1218]

Droping an Ancor would have proved useless because ropes and chains are no mach for moving blocks of ice not to mention no one knew then what everyone knows now about ice flows back then it was thought that ice was simply stationry no one knew it could move on its own so they had no idea of the true nature of the location and simply thought that since thay were unable to free the ship that it simply wasnt going anywhere

[@curlyfryactual]

Tank Firewalker I'm not doubting you but how could they not know ice moved in water? Undoubtedly they could observe moving ice in lakes/bays...perhaps they assumed unbroken ice was stationary?

[@ZeniumPlayz]

Don’t you think they woulda have dropped it if they where thinking 😂😂😂

[@cheapgaming15]

I'm still waiting to hear the heartbreaking part of the story. "The crew stayed in a town to wait out winter" isn't exactly a tearjerker.

[@gretchenspruit8157]

Why does this dude pause randomly during his sentences?

[@benevolenthighwayman882]

Shatner syndrome.

[@fastertrackcreative]

Could be to avoid mumbling/stumbling, something I have trouble with when reading aloud.

[@elizabethtrudgill9900]

Benevolent Highwayman I was just thinking that.

[@mikeroamsreddeer4858]

I'm reasonably certain it's a program. This Scott dude has a website where he offers voiceovers and he probably feeds the script into the program and it spits out audio dictation.

[@nincumchupchup1995]

Gretchen Spruit 'cause, he is just a random guy

[@jespermolenaar1284]

Hè talks........ like...............this

[@notsober4369]

jesper molenaar that shit was getting on my nerves.

[@janm8027]

Just watch this w/ a 1.5x speed

[@therealborischang]

You Have A Problem With That?

[@derekdevita5721]

Yes.... I...... Do......

[@BennyLlama39]

It's like a rehash of Captain Kirk. "Mr. Scott... there's... nothing here... One to beam up." 🙂

[@aofdemons5391]

Whomever made this ship deserves an award

[@burgegerm7878]

I am guessing it was a well built ship, though being in the freezing waters of the north pole area probably also helped preserve it. I think the oxidation process slows down considerably in the cold, especially when the water turns to ice.

[@MrJoniani]

Bison G also the water there is not very salty

[@qwertymanseter]

It was built in sweden man. Sweden makes good stuff now but back in the way they were even better built. That ship would have still been cruising today had it been properly taken care of

[@pogpengwyn]

my grandmother had a hidden compartment desk built in Sweden back shortly before WW2, still use able and in good condition today, now sitting in my fathers back garden workshop.

[@bolbiitp7850]

Bison G you don't know shit. The ship never went into any dangers. It was put back by secret agents to start America's stupid conspiracies theories. Trust, I was there.

[@Threesixtyci]

Cold waters wasn't much help to the Titantic.....

[@austinhenson18]

How the Hell do you get air lifted in the 1920!!!

[@krashd]

You climb on to a plane and put your seatbelt on.

[@nathanjones6638]

Probably via a flying boat, or a small plane with skis that could land on the ice.

[@MinutemanOutdoors]

Airship

[@Kennychiwah1]

From a ghost plane

[@GgZoo-iK3to]

Austin Henson like how did Hitler know how to build a flying saucer? And America took captive this info and built the SR 71 Slith bird.

[@caffeinesoup3169]

They say it’s bad luck to rename a ship

[@akaoniryuu4564]

Where is captain Salazar from pirates of the caribbean

[@calcite.belemnite]

loving.......the.....continuous......pauses in....your......delivery

[@mashmash7877]

How exactly was the crew airlifted in this age ? lol

[@teds4983]

MASH MASH lmao im guessing a really old helicopter 😵

[@michaeld3531]

Small plane with ice skies

[@nathanjones6638]

Either as Michael suggests, or a seaplane. During that era, flying boats were a common occurrence in military organizations the world over. This was leading up to the era, I remind you, where the Hughes H-4 Hercules was developed.

[@Kennychiwah1]

I had to look it up the first real operational helicopter was made in 1939

[@cpufreak101]

It did say they were near a town, so probably plane landing at the town

[@ferrousbeuller3727]

Finally, a documentary that doesn't use one of those computer generated voices to narrate. Great work.

[@sebastianlundahl1282]

Swedish quality. Sailed for 38years 😁

[@galarexia7186]

1990: i can make many ghostships undiscovered, *laughs* 2000: I've got GPS, what can y'all do huh? 1990: *blizzards and no signal*

[@Kurayamiblack]

Can you PLEASE stop treating your commas like periods? *PLEASE*

[@emaes2]

Good stuff!!! Well plotted story :)

[@lansiman]

How hard it is to board a floating ship, either the crew didn't try very hard or it simple doesn't make sense

[@tomaso5002]

Allah Turbo It looks small from the picture but it should be pretty big and you cant ram your ship into it or anything so Its pretty hard to get In and if they were just random sailors.

[@ghostwalk2446]

Boarding a ship isn't too difficult. You don't need to "ram your ship into it", you simply drop anchor from a short distance, and paddle a dingy or life boat over to it, and climb aboard. This story is bullshit.

[@lansiman]

Tomaso they should hire some somali pirates, they're expert in boarding ship

[@krashd]

It's more difficult to board a ship than you'd believe, oceans aren't calm like lakes.

[@nathanjones6638]

And with what ladders do you propose to simply "climb aboard?" Until very recently, boarding a vessel without a crew to assist in the process was fairly difficult. These past encounters, too, were without the benefits of helicopters. We've only just invented a device to allow people to scale the sides of ships via magnetic grappling.

[@SK22000]

“Umm hey boss, we lost the ship” to be a fly on the wall for that conversation

[@nhmooytis7058]

Why Me? What about losing an AIRPLANE. Cough Malaysian Air.

[@davidlafleche1142]

Wow, a Section-8 cruise ship!

[@FreelanceDev4life]

ROTFL!

[@klottdawg]

🤣🤣🤣

[@vinsim4370]

David Lafleche hi

[@danadevore783]

Oh hell naw😅😅😅😅

[@sylvestermutuku5654]

Thats racist man LOL

[@strugglebus365]

So this ship floated around for 38 years with no bilge pump? Seems highly unlikely.

[@thenamelessyee]

Flying Dutchman

[@ajaxengineco]

The boat, or the GWR loco.

[@rasmusazu]

How wild is it you managed to channel a 4th graders first public reading so well! I mean i came for the ship but stayed for the roleplay,obv.

[@AWARHERO]

So... Why is the ship's name "SS Bellingham"?? Do i need new glasses or do you?

[@JamesDavidWalley]

Yes, the ship shown from 0:27 to 0:47 is clearly different. Aside from being named "Bellingham," it has its wheelhouse and stack midships, not aft as in all the other pictures.

[@ursaltydog]

I see that you were able to get your original channel back.. :)

[@stuartcrosbie8830]

Impossible without maintenance the timbers etc would rot away and with salt water the ship would deteriorated also with no guidance it would have run aground somewhere or struck rock etc and sank so yeah maybe a few weeks or months at most but I think 38 years is a bit of a large stretch to say the least.

[@2drunksracing]

I find it hard to believe that people found it, tried to board it and failed. Then just left.

[@Wardell43]

@1:57 they were Airlifted off the ship in 1930-31??? By Aliens??

[@nathanjones6638]

Why not? We had flying boats back then. "Airlifted" simply means that someone was evacuated from an area by a flying vehicle. Thus, they would still have been "airlifted" if they had disembarked the vessel and boarded aforementioned flying boat.

[@peterlaing2537]

The Revolution Will Be Televised the plane could have landed on the ice as well

[@wxwx7560]

Yes they called for aliens to pick them up.

[@squeakdkcc6106]

By plane

[@johnmartin4639]

Germans did invent the helicopter in the late 30s

[@JohnDavis-de7xm]

After putting 2 and 2 together, I now know the REAL reason dirigibles were built. Air/sea rescue.

[@alexandercoffman8319]

This was a very haunting and a very spooky story.

[@WestElmo]

Now that I've noticed people noticing the pauses that the narrator makes between words, I notice them too.... great.

[@venerate7706]

Most of these facts sound like insults to my love life

[@markusgarvey]

The ocean is so vast, people get lost for months and even a year. A boat was drifting at sea for 484 days in 1815. There are large gyres you can get trapped in and just go around in circles until you happen to been seen by someone. The 2 women just recently found were drifting for 5 months. when their mast broke and engine failed.

[@saunsiaraybroussard9967]

Very interesting. Only God knows why it's still riding the waves.

[@danielschultz11]

They just broke through to Titanic's 1st class swimming pool and even after 106 years they found it still full of water.

[@jasonparker3937]

Really sick of sails being associated with ships that don't have masts with or for sails and an apparent engine on board. A ship without sails CAN'T set sail. I am US Navy veteran of 8 years, not really sure y this bothers me.

[@Pitviper1979]

Jason Parker Well the USS Intrepid sailed after the ship took heavy damage and the engines were inoperable. That didn't have masts or sails, but somehow the crew turned it into a sailing ship and were able to limp out of danger.

[@michaellittlefield8025]

Jason Parker I'm no expert buddy but what about rotor ships those are considered sailing ships and there is not 1 sail on those. But u being a expert so to speak u surely have heard of those

[@jasonparker3937]

Not really an expert, but rigging can be fabricated. Ironclads set sail too, supposively, I would rather the term "set out to sea" be used since the engine is the primary propulsion. If there aren't any sails on board, then it can't set sail, good grief.

[@Tmp866]

Jason Parker Set sail is just a term meaning. "Setting out to sea." Or "leaving harbor." Or "get the gear ready we are ready to live, weather looks good!" Its just a short way of saying those.

[@shirleyford104]

+TmpPell866 You people are nuts. Who the hell cares if the old rust bucket is floating around out there or at the bottom of the old deep blue? Just in case you fuckers haven't heard, we, the human race, are at war with everyone. We're on the verge of making this whole big blue marble go, BA'BA'BA'BBOOOOMM!

[@nhmooytis7058]

Crew got fed up being quarantined and bailed for Tahiti.

[@rockets-dont-makegood-toas7728]

IT was never seen aga- sir, there it is, just off the port baor

[@nathanjones6638]

Ironically enough, that will probably happen. Everyone will think it's gone for good, and some guy will be relating the tale on the bridge of another ship, when they finally spot it again.

[@rabbitraisin]

Lol I just imagine this ship happily taking herself off on an adventure to see the world xD

[@adamtaylor1637]

Are you related to the guy from list25?

[@adamtaylor1637]

A J His voice sounds similar too. This guy gets around.

[@domaldrof4923]

hey you remember the older guy from list 25? like the first guy they had. its weird but damn i miss him so bloody much. i cry every night.

[@thelodbabyjaysus4163]

This is kinda like parking your car on a hill and forgetting to put it on park.

[@jonathantse9311]

Is this Monstrum?

[@kensendelofski3761]

seems everyone is paying attention to the way this guy reads. why not just enjoy it for what it is. Thanks for the video enjoyed it.

[@mandelaeffected2781]

Goes to show you never ever rename a ship!!!

[@SPierreLK]

"Ångermanälven" is a river in the middle of Sweden. It runs less than 200 meters from my house. About the pronunciation: The first letter, "Å", sounds like the "a" in "tall". The letter "ä" sounds like the "a" in "sad".

[@johnthom2910]

FFS...The Hudson Bay Company was not British. It's Canadian.

[@manfromnantucket9544]

John Thom darn tootin'

[@anonb4632]

It was originally British.

[@MilwaukeeF40C]

Canada is still British.

[@johnthom2910]

Bushrod Rust Johnson Are you really young, or just really stupid?

[@squeakdkcc6106]

Hudson's Bay had a trading post in the UK dumbass. It may have been Canadian but they had a trading post in Britain.

[@MrSkydiver400]

Nice to hear William shatner joining KZbin now

[@randomperson8367]

Swedish ghost ship

[@subjectdelta17]

It's sad to think it probably ended up sinking, and it'll probably never be found again.

[@TWTR4EVER]

Lol......This reeks of an insurance company clever ploy not to pay a policy!!

[@brandonharris7516]

I remembered looking at this

[@user-ny7tc2vl5f]

This story makes no sense, a captain wouldn't have the power to leave a ship at sea. He prob sold it and they changed the name, and made up some bullshit story. Amazingly when people deliberately searched for it they found nothing.

[@bennylofgren3208]

fukqyou asszhole Just because it doesn't make sense to *you* doesn't mean it is wrong. The ship wasn't "at sea", it was stuck in ice. Of course the captain has "power to leave the ship at sea". What kind of nonsense statement is that? Is the captain supposed to go down with his ship if it needs to be abandoned at sea because he isn't allowed to leave it, or what? Try again, next time remember to engage your brain first.

[@johnmartin4639]

the captain has every right to do what he feels is the best choice or option.....maritime Law suggests so

[@user-ny7tc2vl5f]

Benny Löfgren and you believe the story cause your a fucken moron.

[@shadizersilverhand2113]

The moron is the guy that can't manage to understand the story. A captain has as much power as anyone else to leave a ship especially when it's frozen in ice and it would be safer to be elsewhere to recover it when the ice threat goes away. It's also ridiculous to treat it as unbelievable that nobody could find it when deliberately searching given just how large the ocean is and how frequently massive searches fail to find anything. I guess every time they announce a plane going missing at sea that the only thing you believe is that the plane had to have been landed somewhere and sold because if they can't find it in the ocean it couldn't possibly be because the ocean is huge and planes are tiny. Truth is even with today's technology it's extremely difficult to find boats at sea particularly if they're drifting and unmanned. No rational person would think it impossible for a search to fail to find something like a ship on the vastness of the ocean.

[@user-ny7tc2vl5f]

Shadizer Silverhand Your saying this, not me. However, you are my case and point to my previous fucken moron reply.

[@syndicatesocietypa]

I went through the Suez canal in 2013 when I deployed, and seen a ship graveyard with hundreds of ships by the egyptian coast pretty are down the canal. One of the most erie things ive seen. Half of them on their sides or rusted to hell all over the place.

[@ghostwalk2446]

First! (to call bullshit on this one)

[@squeakdkcc6106]

ghost walk always so quick to call bs on the stuff you don't understand.

[@ghostwalk2446]

Ben- Really? Always? Well I'm guessing that's better than being naive enough to believe a ship sailed for 38 years with no evidence other than "a KZbin video said so".

[@angelamenzies3114]

ghost walk I'm not sold on it, but there are A LOT of sources, over many years, and the stories do sort of add up. Have a Google, it's interesting if not believable

[@squeakdkcc6106]

ghost walk there's alot more proof than this video. This video is not the only thing I've ever seen this story on so apparently you're first time of hearing this is on here which means you're not very informed on your world in the first place so it's not surprising you don't believe shit.

[@ghostwalk2446]

LMFAO! I guess I never considered a ghost ship story important enough to constitute as being "informed in your world" but hey, at least one of us knows whats important in the world, right? I don't know why you're jumping to the conclusion that I "don't believe shit", I just don't believe this. I'm actually a paranormal investigator, so I know there's more to the world than what we typically see.

[@dannyleung2796]

How wild is it that it sailed for so long seemingly, crewless? CLUELESS.

[@randomperson8367]

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[@Madplanetguy]

stoneheart who cares!?

[@collinwmckinnon]

I have nothing to lose and everything to gain to go searching for that ship

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

Maritime legend. I don't have to be an expert to know that a ship takes on water.

[@laserfalcon]

I would pay this guy to voice over my home videos

[@harlaf473]

Are we listening to the narrator literally reading the script for the first time?

[@evanfuller9077]

I just got a legendary marine boat ad.

[@ThePaulv12]

That was genuinely interesting.

[@dannyboy5086]

My god, those pauses.... Is William Shatner's Kirk this narrator's biggest hero?

[@deptusmechanikus7362]

At least the crew survived. It's better to be proven wrong that "mysteriously vanish" at sea.

[@cyberp0et]

Legend has it that Davy Jones himself was seen at the helm of this ship.

[@treyriver5676]

Unfit for sailing may not mean ready to sink it may have suffered severe steering propulsion damage to the point that it was not repairable while at sea and possibly so much as to be not worth repairing The Vessel

[@jasonm6111]

No way!! The military around the world would pick it up on radar quick. Cmon now 38 fricken years? Give it a rest.

[@SupesMe]

Geez...you think she'd have rusted to the Waterline & Fallen apart way sooner than that. I was on a LST and it seemed like all we did was chip paint & paint. The seas literally devour ships

[@faithismine128]

I remember reading about this ship in the 80s.

[@MrAlexAKAprokiller]

why would this be "heartbreaking" or "utterly eerie"? It's a floating abandoned ship.

[@AtariiWave]

Flash Flash hundred yard dash!!

[@rasheedpatterson8188]

Imagine how much ship could just be floating out there

[@shahzeboy1609]

Captin: It's not worthy of sailing Boat: BET

[@NUSORCA]

It won’t get stranded till all the ocean currents stop

[@thetattooedcatx3023]

Wow... Talk about a serious litterbug!! Hey mister, you gonna go pick that up? 😸

[@RestlessSword01]

The Lady Lovibond haunted the seas for over 100 years. It's probably still out there somewhere. Along with the corpses of its crew still on board...

[@Zmargo702]

wow what. an interesting. video. im. glad it. popped up in my. feed.

[@billybonewhacker]

3:34 his name was hugh Paulson, his name was Hugh Paulson. One of the oldest members of project mayhem.

[@Lupinotuum66]

So what your saying is the crew was airlifted to safety, and Sweden said to hell with polluting the ocean's ,and recycling/repurposing and just left a several hundred ton ship to rot ?

[@MiguelSelim]

Fun fact: that’s SS Antonia Graza in the thumbnail

[@potato1907]

considering that the S.S America only stayed above water for around 13 years. I heavily doubt the S.S Baychimo is still afloat.

[@johnnyray074]

absolutely fascinating !

[@glazetrick3207]

The sea: this is my ship!