The ocean is an incredible place. It takes up the majority of our planet, yet there’s still so much we don’t know about it. But that means that there’s still plenty to explore and plenty to discover.
Bored Panda has scoured the internet to find photos of the most fascinating and unexpected things people have come across under the sea. From bizarre creatures to ancient artifacts, enjoy scrolling through these discoveries. And be sure to upvote the ones that inspire you to start exploring the ocean too!
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A Pacific Stargazer Fish Buried In The Indo-Pacific Seabed, Lying In Wait With Only Its Eyes And Mouth Exposed To Ambush Prey
Bioluminescent Octopus Found In The Depths Of The North Atlantic Ocean
The Giant Isopod, Found In The Deep Seas And Is An Example Of Deep-Sea Gigantism
Octopuses Feeds On Dead Whale Carcass In The Deep Sea
The Bow Of This Sunken Ship Looks Like A Undersea Monster
Giant Squid Ranheim
Another Weird Thing Found At The Bottom Of The Ocean
It Can Be Found In The Atlantic, Pacific And The Indian, Those Long Whisker Like Things Actually Help It Walk The Ocean Floor, It Can Be Found Around 878 To 4,720 M Or 2,881 To 15,486 Ft Deep
Abandoned Submarine Base Somewhere In Greece
Discarded Rockets Of The Apollo 11 Voyage Found At The Bottom Of The Atlantic Ocean
Something That Has Rarely Been Seen And Documented, And Something I Am Ecstatic To Have Captured. Two Pale Octopus Mating At Rye, Victoria, Australia
I thought the male octopus handed a sp3rm packet to the female who then inserts it, I did not think physical entanglement was required?
Found At The Bottom Of The Ocean !
What’s Down There
The World’s Oldest Submerged City
This
Chiasmodon Niger Specimen
Doll Found ~975m Below Sea Level
Monkfish
Spiny Crab
At The Bottom Of The Mariana Trench, The Deepest Part Of The Entire Ocean, A Single-Use Plastic Bag Was Found Discarded At A Depth Of 35,754 Feet
It Was Discovered 28 Years Ago, On May 20th, 1998
Found This Squishy Thing At The Bottom Of The Ocean
Can Someone Tell Me What Is This Thing. While Searching For Some Life Forms On The Deep Sea, I Found This Thing. Can Someone Please Explain Me What Is This?
What One Would Normally Find At The Bottom Of The Sea Floor; A Surprisingly Diverse Life
These Ocean Indentations Look Very Specific And Oddly Strange They Have A Lot Of Detail 36.708063530412076, -125.25211754721201
Maritime Archaeologist Cathy Green Documents Artifacts At The Two Brothers Shipwreck Site At French Frigate Shoals
An Ancient Analog Computer
Shore Temple, Mahabalipuram
The Baltic Sea Anomaly 2017
Pyramids Off Cuba's Coast
Valve On The James
Apollo 11 Engines Recovered By Bezos Expeditions
A Deep-Sea Yellow Brick Road
Red Pencil Urchi
“Ghostly” Dumbo Octopus In The Deep Sea
Eye
There Was This Huge Area Moving Around In Circles
I was in a boat far from shore at the Brazilian South Coast, close to a city called Florianopolis. Suddenly I looked to a point like “A MILE” away and I noticed something VERY STRANGE and DISTURBING happening: There was this HUGE area moving around in circles, very fast!!! It seemed that it could “suck us in” at any moment!!! Of course, we did not stay there to see if that would happen… and we hurried back to the coast. Until today, I don't know what I saw… if it was the beginning of a hurricane, a hidden Vulcano bellow water or something very big moving the water! Anyways it gives me nightmares until today…
Just South Of Toulon. Heading For Cap D’agde, We’d Refuelled In Porquerolles And Were Off The Coast When This Started To Role In
The Mistral had been blowing in the Gulf of Toulon for several days (F10) and we holed up in Elba until it had calmed down. Apparently, in this part of the world, when the cold, wet, Mistral stops blowing from the North, it’s met by warm, dry equatorial air coming up from the South. When they meet, this is what forms. My first time ever sailing in that part of the world, this was entirely new to me, so to say it came as a surprise is a little understatement.The night passed in dense fog (we had no radar on-board), and was spent with 2 on watch, 15-minute radio calls giving away our position, dodging shipping coming out of Marseilles and rounding that corner of France, and watching the clock tick down to daylight. We tied up in Cap D’agde the following morning - yacht delivery complete.
