MOST INCREDIBLE Underwater Discoveries
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- Who knows what lurks deep down in the dark waters of our oceans? Sometimes, we stumble upon some pretty incredible finds. Long-forgotten sunken ships and super-sized marine life. Troves of treasure from swash-buckling pirates. Entire ancient cities? With so much of our oceans still unexplored, it should come as no surprise that we often find some pretty surprising things. But not all underwater discoveries are created equal. So let’s ‘dive in’ to the 15 Most Incredible Underwater Discoveries.
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WHO HERE LOVES THE OCEAN?!?❤️❤️
SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS!!! 🍍🌊
I fear ocean because when you approach the huge dobblesuperenormous mass of water it makes me feel like a tiny little talking piece of sand. Aghast in a misterious way.
I dont like the oceans. That's were sharks live. Kidding
@@johngagnon8122 Hi, I’m a barracuda.Not kidding
i nearly died in the ocean twice on different events...i love the ocean but it can get stuffed unless theres a safer way to navigate it
They should've gotten to keep the "Black Swan" gold and silver! I thought law would be on their side. 🤔🤔🤔
The planets oceans are a literall gold mine of lost treasures!!!
Incredible finds!
Awww, these are incredible discovery. Thank you for filming so clearly.
They didn't find or film any of it. It's all library footage and half of it isn't even what they are talking about lol 🤣
Did nobody else learn that the Titanic lay undiscovered on the ocean floor for more than a hundred years? What blew my mind is that over a hundred years passed between 1912 and 1985......
I was thinking exactly the same thing
It's simple mistakes like this that make me wonder about the rest of the video...
Thank you Top Five video brilliant compliment.
All kinds of lost civilizations underwear after many floods .. great presentation
It's not really because it's all library footage and most of it isn't actually what they are talking about and most of what they are saying is wrong too lol 😂
Awesome 👌 👏
Neat picture, happen to be a lady with very long hair? I find it very attractive, please describe it?
My favorite was the underwater river...until I saw Alexandria.
That looks so beautiful
Chris from Clickspring is replicating a Antikythera Mechanism with then current techniques, and he found several fascinating things, enough to warrant historians to study it again.
They could find the engines of a rocket at the bottom of the ocean but can't find the Malaysian airliner to this day
Awesome artefacts...the critters who say the underwater blocks/slabs are 'natural' need their heads examined...its obvious they are man-made.
Did you know that there are more airplanes in the ocean than submarines in the sky? 🤔😆
14:32 HMS Terror and HMS Erebus that sinks are Sail ships, these version showing on picture is their modern counterpart.
Amen, brother. Beat me to the punch for pointing out this fairly obvious error.
The cousin ship to the Titanic that not many ppl seem to mention is the legendary Empress of Ireland which also sank not too long after the Titanic tragedy
Cool picture, how long do you keep your hair? I find it very attractive, please describe it?
That ship was nothing to do with the Titanic it was built in a totally different ship yard and owned buy a totally different company 🤣
Underwater discoveries are so amazing and interesting like that underwater river and Queen Anne's revenge, maybe in future someone founds Atlantic the lost city, underwater caves are interesting too and Animals of sea like Megalodon and its Alive and living somewhere in deep ocean, I Believe megalodon IS real and lives today. PS rest in peace Titanic. 🌊
Atlantis?
Bimini Road has probably little to do with Atlantis, which is more likely to be found in/on Antarctica.
it’s naturally made by earthquakes 😮
hahahahaahahah I love your homer.
In "One place" Oda took Black Beard's inspection from this pirate,😉
I've been at the bottom of the cenote Angelita and it's not for advanced divers. You just literally go down, no currents or anything and then go up. The cenote itself is around 60m deep, so you need to be careful with the nitrogen in your blood and things like that. But it's pretty easy to do. It's true that the normal recreative diver certification is only up to 40 meters if you have the deep diver one, but even though... It's pretty easy to dive there. Just triple check everything before going down.
That's because most of the so called "facts" in this channel's videos are nonsense lol 😂
My jaw dropped when I heard the name Queen Annes Revenge having heard all about Blackbeard
Well the footage they showed wasn't it though lol 😂
1912-1985 isn't over 100 years...
I had to rewind the video to make sure wasn’t losing my mind.
@@JT-xp8hx Ah, good. I'm not the only one who did that.
oh well 🙄
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I just came to the comments to write exactly this lol most of the "facts" in this channels videos are nonsense 🤣
Tartariaa long lost city
Maybe the megalodon sank the titanic 100 years ago
Yeah it was on its way home from a fancy dress party where it was dressed as an ice burg 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ummmm. . .: Erebus & Terror. Be aware that the Brits re-use ship names a lot. Actually most navies do, including the US. The shipwrecks on question were 19th century wooden-hulled bomb ketches. These ships’ primary armament was a large mortar that required particularly strong construction to handle the recoil. This construction made them a sound choice for Arctic/Antarctic exploration.
The photographs are of their 20th-century reincarnations: “monitors”. Battleship guns on relatively small ships designed for shore bombardment and coastal defense.
Pro tip: if the wreck you are looking at is a wooden-hulled sailing ship and the Wikipedia photo is of a steel-hulled steam ship you need to look a bit harder.
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Cool picture, how long do you keep your hair? I find it very attractive, please describe it?
How did people NOT see the HMS terror and the other ship..... From the overhead view of the wreak it was clear as day
Probably because the ocean is quite big and I expect until recently it was under the ice
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Cool picture, how long do you keep your hair? I find it attractive, please describe it?
I want to dive. I can’t. Not enough money.
bro, swimming is for the fish, you're human, you don't swim or you get nom-nom'd by sharks. Stop wanting to be in water, you morons!
if you find treasure thats been missing for 100+ years you should get recovery costs + 40%
Alright, who let the USS Barb loose near new jersey
I would love to become a scuba diver but I'm scared of the ocean and water I can't see thur
Simple maths is out quite a bit on the Titanic.
@7:20 the narrator says the Titanic remained undiscovered for more than 100 years until 1985 ..... well it sank in 1912.
Well yeah 73 is over 100 if you're an idiot like these guys are 🤣🤣🤣🤣
the monument off the coast of tiwan is indeed man made
funny how all underwater discoveries are thought to be linked to the lost city of Atlantis somehow.
Titanic.More than a hundred years? Sank 1912 found 1985!
The Yonaguni is off the coast of Japan not Taiwan.
Really disappointed to see click bait pics
You do a responsible job, a few errors, but on the whole , good truthful content
Stop padding
Never really understood why that upset so many people lol Either you wanna watch the video or you don't 🤷♀️
These are among the best of the Top Ten genre. But I’m with Sue: “research” should go beyond the first Wikipedia article that seems vaguely relevant.
It's just a geological formation.
Just natural currents underwater not man-made
Why dose the narrator sound like Charlie Sheen
Ther is space ther are oceans
Yh
Vs. The diehard the megalodon died out millions of years ago even though we know Jack squat about the ocean.
The 1986 discovered "YONAGUNI" is off the coast of Taiwan?? NO WAY!! off the coast of Japan, yes.
THE OCEAN IS ALREADY OUR HOME HUMANS KILLED THEMSELVES SOON,LOL
false icon for click bait use
As for me, i still don't believe that a human was on the moon.. yet now in 2023 im still waiting to see thay in 4K not those grainy footage from 1968 nonsense
a bit sad that half of the discoveries are just human trash left behind.
You cannot SCUBA dive to a depth of 300 feet, I like this channel, but get real, THX.
Not conventional scuba diving.. around 130 feet max. But technical diving can go much much deeper than 300 feet
FULL of inaccuracies and maybe even lies??
What happened to your CZcams channel. Please quality over quantity.
Yonaguni is off the coast of Japan, not Taiwan. You may want to cross check your "facts" before posting.
Simple error not that big deal still a great video
There is a lot more wrong with this video than just that. They can't even count "the Titanic remained undiscovered for over 100 years" it sank in 1912 and was found in 1985. That's 73 last time I checked 🤣🤣
This is padded with superfluous information and irrelevant filler information, also very old and outdated information
And outright lies too like the Titanic being undiscovered for over 100 years lol 🤣 it sank in 1912 and was discovered in 1985.