Top 10 Terrifying Submarine Discoveries You Weren't Supposed To See

Top 10 Terrifying Submarine Discoveries You Weren't Supposed To See
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The sea is a vast ecosystem that is home to some of the world's largest and most terrifying creatures, many of which are yet undiscovered and undetected by top scientists. However, we can discover not just the strangest animals, but also past shipwrecks, vanished cities, and more. Let's talk about the Top 10 Terrifying Submarine Discoveries You Weren't Supposed To See.
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Time Codes:
0:00 Mammoth Tusk
0:57 Giant Phantom Jellyfish
1:47 Deep Sea Angler Fish
3:25 Old Coral Reefs
4:23 Chuuk Lagoon
5:13 Holes
6:13 MV Derbyshire
7:04 A Huge Squid
8:13 Siphonophore
9:04 Ancient City
10:09 Glow In The Dark Shark
10:48 Frilled Shark
11:25 Black Dragonfish
12:00 Apollo 11
12:37 USS Johnston
13:35 Underwater Civilization
14:33 USS Nevada
15:32 Amelia Earhart's Plane
16:37 Crop Circles
17:35 Squid Graveyard
18:39 SS Gairsoppa
19:53 Rams Horn Squid
20:30 Kathryn Sullivan
21:54 Holy Grail of Shipwrecks
22:28 Vasa Shipwreck
23:19 Under The Ice
23:51 Ancient Greek Shipwreck
24:37 Underwater River
25:16 Deep Waste
25:58 Beneath a Glacier
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[@SayanDas-cf4gl]

I love how this guy didn't even bothered to do the intro and just started spitting facts

[@darienjohns808]

yes 🙌

[@jenniferwong1765]

True

[@cantedavis92]

It's beautiful

[@mr.burgess2575]

Facts

[@cozysubz222]

🤣

[@johnpool1922]

anyone else appreciate him getting straight to the list. KZbinrs take note

[@NULL-LABS09]

frr

[@acidfish765]

fr

[@carolharris2357]

He's got the right job.

[@deborahmcleod4100]

Yep, straight to the point

[@rollanddev]

Very welcomed. :)

[@courtneyelfa8051]

“No we dont’t. Leave it alone down there. I can’t even deal with the spider in the apartment.” Yepp, very well said. 👏🏼👏🏼

[@cuddlingcat6511]

"They died before, they'll probably die again" not even giving them a chance😂

[@poowoooowoo8957]

Disney parents be like

[@smileing9151]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cozysubz222]

Oop xdd

[@rachelhansen3323]

😅🤣🤣

[@kaylapitre5197]

That squid is 100% an alien. It gave me chills, the way it looks like it's just standing there, looking at the camera.

[@saltybeare]

It’s just standing there. Menacingly!

[@bartlesquartle947]

Think about what life could look like under the icy moons of Europa or Callisto 😧

[@felynguadiana1109]

Mulder, Scully where you at?

[@vxspiritzyuh5529]

@@bartlesquartle947 in the methane oceans of titan

[@NULL-LABS09]

its called a big finned squid, or it has its scientific name that im not gonna look up, its long stringy appendages aid it in finding food.

[@ryry562000]

Just imagine some of the creatures that are probably at the deepest depths of the oceans that haven't ever been seen yet

[@dovahduke4566]

from what I've read only 3% of the ocean has been explored😐

[@slingitandflingitdiscgolf8340]

Meh. While interesting to think about, I'm not losing sleep over it

[@laurenfrancisco6129]

I'd rather not 😳

[@lippykitty8877]

Nope Nope nope

[@kellyvillanueva9330]

I say it all the time. THERE IS creatures we’ve never seen or heard or may have heard about. You can’t tell me there’s not when there’s so much of our ocean that hasn’t been discovered. We know more about space than our own ocean and that should be enough to tell you there’s more in the deep deep depths

[@jessicachafoya3747]

Aliens aren’t only in space, they’re definitely on this planet with us

[@cozysubz222]

Agree 1000% I came across some to and there really nice sadly tho most is evil the majority I was told, the good ones hide because of this.

[@lvvxlyhaven]

My exs 😦

[@MadDragon75]

Octopus 🐙 and the tardigrade are prime examples of what could be 👽 life on earth. They likely got here before us and adapted to earth living.

[@MadDragon75]

@@lvvxlyhaven 😆

[@lvvxlyhaven]

@@MadDragon75 lmao

[@sol.vent7325]

I love how he talks fast, gets to the point, and makes side comments about those "monsters" and "loots" HAHAHAHAHAHA (He's a good narrator, commentator, and entertainer. I love it.)

[@grahamhume5953]

Nah.

[@requiem052710]

95% of the sea is still unknown, imagine what other sea monsters lurk out there... Creepy

[@wenningsradishes9040]

Into the unknown!!!!

[@Ben10chickenhero]

Welp my thalassophobia is now closer them ever thx mate

[@vichetisicky]

Should watch avjn

[@kevinhargreaves7003]

Surely more than five per cent has been uncovered DNT believe 95per cent

[@michaeladkins6618]

what's funny is there's speculation between 1% to 20% has been explored. I'm leaning moreso towards the 1-5% the rate we are discovering new/thought to be extinct species constantly as our technology advances.

[@charleslyonii9672]

Bringing back mammoths would probably disrupt the ecosystem. Plus the climate today is much different than when they were around, and they might have a hard time adjusting too.

[@kyutogreywolf4292]

we got north and south poles where these creatures can live

[@charleslyonii9672]

@@kyutogreywolf4292 so does that mean the scientists are going to genetically modify them to eat snow, or maybe modify them to be carnivorous so that seals, penguins and walruses can be their diet?

[@charleslyonii9672]

@@kyutogreywolf4292 oh yeah! I forgot polar bears too.

[@MyFunnyVids888]

@@kyutogreywolf4292 there is little to no vegetation in the south. in the north there are many predators and not to mention its unlikely that the ecosystem would be able to support its current animals as well as the mammoths

[@blahquinnyblah]

Well if it were the mammoth in this video the climate issue is well meh. The only issues really is food and other animals. Doubtful a large scale disruption would happen.

[@ChaosCataclysm]

I live in Tasmania. I can easily say why they are dying. Because of all the sludge the factory's dump in the coastlines. That's why there's signs in most the area's telling people not to swim or fish because of that reason.

[@SRWJ]

Fellow Tasmanian, I think it has something to do with Fukishima also. That's impacted the entire world but especially the pacific, in my own opinion 🤷🏼‍♀️😊

[@jondoc7525]

The Japan reactor too they could detect radiation on usa west coast . Plus micro plastics everywhere don’t eat anything from it . Even in Hawaii you get mercury poisoning

[@tauniafemrite2963]

Right?! Like I'm so adverse to using the oceans to "test" mega ton Nukes! Imagine the whales! "Like what the hell humans?"

[@WallflowerIncStreet]

I don't know why but that massive ghost Jellyfish is beautiful, but also disturbing, like I would watch it nonstop on video or in an aquarium. But, I would have a heart attack running up on that thing in the ocean

[@lizanna6390]

It is beautiful but so are big cats and I ain't gonna try and pet a tiger.

[@borahae5507]

You've got the humor, facts and straight to the point ideas. This is a fantastic video, and an amazing presenter

[@robinvalerie5833]

This guy is my favorite! He's accurate and has a sense of humor about it. 😂

[@kylee2458]

Right

[@grahamhume5953]

No.

[@Moonmere]

Yeah 😆

[@harbu3988]

Yeah

[@KeithHuckeby]

The ocean is a crazy place we don't know alot about it but it's always so awesome to see new discoveries , going to Florida in 3 months wish me luck 🤞

[@user-os1uf5np8k]

Wonder if sea monstes exists

[@donnasells3663]

Good luck

[@susanmccormick6022]

@@user-os1uf5np8k Land monsters do.Mostly two legged believers that they are the supreme beings on earth.

[@TrapMoneySleepy]

Good luck

[@poowoooowoo8957]

Bring weapons. Also tell us any Florida man stories you get.

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

It's not terifying, it's AMAZING!

[@vegansgowild]

It truly is

[@jcgamongan2766]

Yeahhhhh.... It's amazing til you found out how terrifying the sea/ocean truly is

[@Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

Frfr

[@nashzalani]

Nah it is terrifying

[@StupidYoutubeHandleTM]

It’s both!

[@Gargamoth]

Seeing toxic waste on the ocean floor or floating around is a crime. The companies involved should be more responsible and clean up their mess.

[@foncywoolsocksiii923]

Fun fact, Humans are also bioluminescent. We just don't carry enough in our skin cells to "light up".

[@bartlesquartle947]

That giant jellyfish and squid makes me think of what life could be like in the oceans of Europa or Callisto, the icy moons that orbit Jupiter 🤔

[@ninicowo]

Love the straight forward and not to dramatic vibe plus it’s rlly informative :)

[@KuraiKuroNeko]

"They even found an elk antler axe, how epic is that, that's some Elder Rings kind of stuff. That's some good loot" the things you say make me chuckle, but this was 👌😸 definitely laughing out loud. Maybe the squid graveyard is like turtles and salmon returning to certain locations to have their children. I assume there's cannibalism? Seems like smart recycling, starting out life in the deep sea, and putting the energy left of those who came before them.

[@shawnasimmons9575]

This is my top FAVORITE humor in all life time 😅😂😅🤟🏻🙈FACTS

[@MwbIII1]

Could the deep coral reefs been formed during times when the earths sea levels were much lower?

[@silentcall1623]

It's an interesting thought but wasn't earth more submerged in water way back then than it is now? I could be wrong but I thought that was something I learned in school once

[@MwbIII1]

@@silentcall1623 Much of the present day evidence indicates that prior to the younger dryas period roughly 12k + years ago that sea levels were lower by as much as 400 feet. Some of the strongest evidence is the ice core samples taken from the summit of the Greenland ice sheet which is a 2 mile deep sheet of ice that was cored through. The researchers studied the O2 isotope levels present as a proxy to temperature change over the past 100k years. Their findings present a relatively accurate timeline(with in a couple decades) as to when and how fast the catastrophic changes occurred. Many contribute the two massive warming periods/melting period around 14 BP(meltwater pulse A1)and 12 BP(roughly)(meltwater pulse 1B) to be caused by a high energy event, potentially an asteroidal impact. It is estimated that this extreme swing in temperature (average ambient temp increase of 18 degrees Fahrenheit) took place nearly instantaneous and that the transition from glacial to interglacial had a lagging effect. During this period sea levels would have increased rapidly due to the glacial meltwater. Back to my original comment…my thinking was this could be the cause of these deep coral reefs they are discovering. What I find extremely fascinating are the entire city’s being discovered under the sea water….. Heracleion off the coast of Egypt is a good example.

[@Leavemealoneheh]

@silentcall 16 Earth was more submerged, but that was after the ice age, when all the ice caps melted the ocean raised around 400 metres or feet (I'm not sure) so yeah

[@MrsBrown-rs2hh]

I've always loved the ocean. I've never feared it. I swim so far out the life guard would blow his whistle for me to come back in. I've always wanted to go out in a boat and swim out in the middle of the ocean where I can see no land. The ocean is a beautiful place with lots of beautiful species and a whole lot of history.

[@toddamtmann3528]

Go to Kee Westae-h

[@thesaints-7-andrew.]

Don't push your luck unless you're a mermaid.

[@dollalalalalotsagaming.8276]

@@kidkarate420 ocean not lakes she said

[@singlebadassmomhere328]

Hi my name is Amanda Burks 😂 and SAME! I started surfing at 12 and the ocean is my 💕💕💕! Scuba diving is also incredible! I hope you get a chance to experience it some day! 😊

[@singlebadassmomhere328]

Livelaughgaming or whatever the Great Lakes are so big they make you feel as if you are in an ocean!!

[@dianaclaiborne7590]

This is the only time I have enjoyed the presentation as well as the information. Really, you just got better, funnier, even hilarious! Thank you! Extremely enjoyable!

[@itsme_reigne5395]

The puffer fish and the underwater river was the most amazing one in my opinion😳✨✨

[@Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

Was so cuteee

[@ibringthepayne8365]

The "huge squid" made me think of those aliens in the movie, 'Independence Day' and I do not believe it is a "squid" Yeeaaahhh, noooooo Ok, stop everything! That "puffer fish" winked! I know I'm not the only one who saw that! Oh my goodness! I've lived, and finally seen it all!

[@cupidsfckedupfairy3216]

being from Monterey Bay i’m flattered the mammoth was found here. AMAZING

[@_emiemi__]

If I remember correctly the canons in the Vasa ship weren’t the only things that were too heavy, the statue-like things outside were also very heavy and unnecessary, it was only there for looks and also one reason that the ship sank. Some of the people who passed were crushed by the canons as they weren’t secured enough and they couldn’t get out because the canons were so heavy. Fortunately most people who were on the ship survived but there were about 20 remains found of people who passed. I read this in school some time ago so I’m not 100% sure. Not important but I’ve seen the ship and it’s huge! And very beautiful, it’s being well kept in the Vasa museum in Stockholm Sweden along with other cool things.

[@nonamenoname9322]

Do a video on the top 10 things found inside of people after alien abductions!

[@kimwalsh]

ooooo that be good

[@tammyallison6283]

I second that!! Would be so interesting, could you imagine? What is out there that we don’t know about? All the areas in the ocean water never explored?

[@Nocturnal_f4ckyou]

Love the dude hes hilarious and gets straight to the point

[@jessicajones1995]

I have mad respect for Amelia airheart she’s is and will salvage be an amazing woman

[@yoursweethoneyyyy]

would we ever know if something landed in the water and just stayed there? imagine an actual ufo lands in the water completely in the middle of nowhere…would we even know? especially if they never came out of the water or there wasn’t anyone there to actually see it or film it.

[@dragonscargames4808]

I think people should seriously start cleaning the oceans. I do believe one of the reasons why the ecosystems are failing/dying IN SOME AREAS is caused by the toxic waste/radioactive waste in barrels such as the thousands of barrels below.

[@Leeyem]

agreed well said

[@ahhhhhh6085]

I agree as well

[@user-oe1sy3kv8q]

The ocean and holes. My two worst fears.

[@natural......9963]

Focus on goals leave the holes behind.

[@jackiepollard3843]

I know it's always gonna be an entertaining one when Taylor's involved!😁👍✌

[@majorcrayon8515]

i love this guy’s vibe so much lmao keep up the good work man

[@herfisis101]

Bro that jelly fish looks beautiful.. I'd love to have an aquarium just to watch it swim all day..

[@greenbladesofgrass]

I would be less scared to go to space than deep in the ocean. (Deep is anything deeper than 100 feet).

[@marinaalexandra1394]

“ I can’t even deal with a spider in my apartment…”

[@kevinpollard9010]

Anglerfish are one of the creepiest and coolest looking things on the planet!

[@motherbipsy960]

I appreciate his "leave the ocean alone" vibe.

[@stephanieg4461]

For the Holes under water Sponge Bob taught us about the Alaskan Bull Worm lol

[@libertybell8852]

This dude is awesome! I was laughing the whole time. 😂😂 "We need to knlw what is down there.." 😳😳 "NO WE REALLY DON'T! LEAVE IT ALONE!" 😂

[@diggy471]

I love the phantom jelly it’s gorgeous the fish after that no thanks…. The fact that you didn’t give mammoths a chance though “they will probably die again”

[@canmima6529]

Love your commentary! Dramatic and comical. Very interesting!

[@corgilover2855]

The pufferfish making art is so cute 🤣

[@lizanna6390]

What a cute little romantic.

[@Good-Enough24]

The ocean is beautiful and we haven’t seen a lot of it yet.

[@epicplayz6132]

You never fail to entertain us 💛

[@ArcheryCat7]

Just imagine what else is down in the ocean...... we haven't even explored all of it. It's insane. Can't wait to see what else they find!! I love this guy. Others should take note. He gets right into it. Love the way he explains with humor and doesn't over-talk. Love this channel!!

[@blackwollf2115]

I got to see pieces of the underwater city when it was showing at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. I was really cool to see, and as it only ran for about 6 months there it was a unique experience.

[@dvsinfo]

Still can't get over how great this guy is, funny, informative, best puns. Love his videos keeps you interested and entertained through the whole video. best KZbinr hands down..

[@MsLyricLee]

Love this!

[@urbandecibelprivate1252]

Dude, I like you a lot. Equal parts cringe, honesty and intelligence ends up at a very fun informative time apparently. Keep being you please.

[@akellar47]

I had rewind like 5 times to see if he said elder rings... he did. Think he got his games mixed up, it's OK buddy! Head up, hang in there, keep going, dont get too down on yourself. This too shall pass. 👏

[@mr.sours420growingadventure]

Great video. Very informative.

[@ariusscorpius7705]

Love this guy. My favorite out of all of the hosts.

[@jasmine1ramirez]

The big fin squid looks like the proto to the alien used in the movie "Independence day"

[@charlescurrie4774]

Wildly intriguing!!

[@Shoko1690]

Mhm this is the channel I love

[@Dragonx417]

Great show,

[@janetigwilo8037]

I love he said the fish would see another light, the fish lords 😂

[@kathleenclark7676]

Great sense of humor. Love your videos. Thank you 😊.

[@candiceperry5817]

These videos are awesome&bizarre

[@rachabmarrujo9004]

I lived in the Mariana Islands ,the beaches are incredible .

[@lawrenceervin737]

I love this!!! He tells the information and his own comments with flow ; I get the 411 and smile at the same time. Thanks keep up the great job

[@discussanything9742]

The humor in his delivery is very amazing lol

[@winterschmidt7272]

The Barreleye Spookfish should have been on the list. It even apparently steals food from the Siphonophore.

[@yamilystapleton6845]

This is cool!

[@luiscarrillo5845]

The jellyfish is a real life Dementor!

[@botasysombreros24]

I love this I live half an hour from the Monterey Bay Aquarium 😎

[@patterson-pros.]

hi so cool 👍🏻 love this video and your channel

[@mikeharrington15]

Awesome

[@carmenmariarosariosanchez6765]

Good job 👏

[@baltimorejoe5284]

This is the best channel on KZbin

[@shaniekawynter2210]

Amazing video though😊

[@alexdowdle3023]

Yeah that is true IOC’s how he instantly starts like he does not talk about his name and what type of stuff we are checking out I love it

[@jackoloki]

*Me overthinking: wondering why I wasn't supposed to see the tusk. 👀"

[@whiteroses1139]

Great video

[@fairlyoddme3021]

only two reasons I can think of to bring mammoths back.. 1) because we can, and 2)wonder what mammoth tastes like?

[@heatherseib8875]

Glowie Gilled Gary! HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!!!! Had to go back and listen to that several times! LOVED the opportunity to laugh!

[@ThatOneHaitianGirl]

Love it

[@chaimt8896]

If the glacier sank the sea wouldn't rise 10 ft because the ocean floor is only a foot below it 😂

[@dondada3216]

Mermaids are ancient creatures that guard the water 🤷🏽

[@its_britty_bisshh7106]

he didn't talk about a mermaid did he?? the was the whole reason I clicked lol, don't know if I missed it or what

[@kimwalsh]

👍👍 Excellent

[@theassassin6967]

I wish I could see the giant jellyfish in person

[@crow3370]

The Giant jellyfish look's Awsome

[@dawnpiker9620]

Maybe the plastics are altering what the ocean needs as far as cleanliness and oxygen levels?? Not to mention all the other chemicals we let flow along…

[@tonic6053]

Subscribed.

[@herbaldragon7646]

Love how start of video longer hair and end its short. good before and after

[@Taylormcwatters]

LOL

[@XclusiveGrowth]

Subscribed cuz of this guy❤️😆😆😆

[@Mana-Chan_zZ]

Me at the speed of light: *Closes the video as soon as hears the holes and trypophobia part while my heart nearly comes out* *Comes back to write the comment* Yes. I have Trypophobia. Fear of clustered holes and bumps. Hope the spellings right.

[@nicksmith448]

0:52 I agree i think they would be dangerous, even though we have guns. But IF we do bring them back, imagine what we could bring back...

[@deathstrike2916]

The underwater rive reminds me of the Styx River atleast I thinks that's what it's called. It's the River that made Achilles immortal except for his heel

[@jonathanlorenzo4211]

Lol your commentary is awesome. Great video!

[@taylorl4856]

Dude you hilarious 😂 but it's amazing what's deeper down there that we will never see in our life times.

[@jonelaquino3211]

I love how he just spits facts without bothering about doing an intro

[@MojoMountainMan]

Oh no! 😧 Mammoth tusks are so terrifying!! 🐘😱

[@torieelbert6870]

He asked if we should bring mammoths back and my first thought was “Jurassic World”. We’re all gonna die

[@pammcmanus7229]

We should not be bringing things that have become extinct!

[@James-ft4bu]

Guy didn't like the stuff he finds diving so he sends an underwater drone... let me tell you if they had those when my dad discovered the Frolic we would be rich. Back then was jump off boat and hope for the best.