For some reason deep water scares the shit out of me. I know its some kind of phobia. But fuck whatever its called, lets get spoopy water thread!
Ah, this thread again
>>17392439
Yes. Its about that time, eh comrade?
Or just look at an archived Deep Sea thread instead of waiting for the same old pictures to be posted here one at a time over a day or two: >>17342960
>>17392486
No. Thats convenient and gay. Kill yourself.
>>17393184
I laughed too hard
>>17393184
Because why nawt?
Undersea ghost cemetary. Spoopy levels maximated.
>>17392439
>>17392444
I want this to be an every night thing
>>17393210
wtf would that thing even eat?
>>17393466
Souls
>>17395239
I bet they're having a WHALE of a time
Anyone have that pic of the shark coming up at the boat?
>>17395241
What's to stop a shark from coming out of nowhere and comping down?
>>17395241
Wtf are they working on?
>>17392434
The ocean scares me and it me doesn't even have to be deep. Imagine there are jellyfish and other disgusting creatures swimming close to you everytime you swim at the beach. Fuck that shit.
>>17397936
Yea fuck that noise. As soon as I cant feel ground under my feet I start losing it
>>17393466
Little boys, like YOU.
Bye bye
this is a 'leafy sea dragon'
>>17400072
there's something about squid eyes that make them creepy...
>>17400097
It's the beak that's creepy to me.
>>17400097
wow, they look human. Is that real?
>>17400112
Yeh, here is the footage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgtYecGeRiU
>>17400120
looks like a big o bacteria
>>17392434
why people fear shit is never going to happen?
are you living in a boat?
>We hypothesize that the shonisaurs were killed and carried to the site by an enormous Triassic cephalopod, a "kraken," with estimated length of approximately 30 m, twice that of the modern Colossal Squid Mesonychoteuthis. In this scenario, shonisaurs were ambushed by a Triassic kraken, drowned, and dumped on a midden like that of a modern octopus.
>The proposed Triassic kraken, which could have been the most intelligent invertebrate ever, arranged the vertebral discs in biserial patterns. The arranged vertebrae resemble the pattern of sucker discs on a cephalopod tentacle; thus the tessellated vertebral disc pavement may represent the earliest known self‑portrait.
>>17400273
fu
>>17394767
Nice.
>>17393466
Whatever the fuck it wants.
>>17400217
so it played with its food?
>>17393466
>>17400116
"Fuck outta my way"
>>17400543
Did they really need to out a face on the Reaper like that??
U know whats scary muthafukin
MEGALODON
>>17400543
took me a bit to see that face
>>17400273
thumbs up m8
>>17393466
It would eat other enourmous undiscovered creatures and linger near the bottom of the sea getting energy from the radiation emanating from the crust, thousands upon thousands of feet beneath the sea.
Those giant beasts would in turn eat other large undiscovered creatures, this chain goes on until we get a beast that eats whales, and other smaller normal creatures.
Ta da, food chain.
These fuckers are real and there's a lot of them out there.
>>17400056
is there more of this?
>>17403264
Nice Long arm squid
I don't understand why some People is so scared by the deep sea: It's fascinating to understand how some of this animals adapted to live in another world
>>17403273
preeze? anyone know?
>>17403280
Prob because you're a little bitch and should prob go swimming with sharks. Mean ones.
>>17400170
this looks like old african masks...
>>17403280
They'll never see these types of creatures in real life, in order to get that close to one of these outside of a submarine they would implode. Though there are enough scary things in the surf to be scared of too.
You know that really bothers me?
That there could be a Leviathan out there, and we haven't found it yet.
Part of me still believes that the Bloop was something organic.
>>17405025
Ah The Bloop, that actually deserves it's own thread.
>>17405094
'Creepy sounds and recordings' in general does.
The Wow!
The Bloop
Art Bell Area 51 Caller
other such things.
I remember last summer I worked at this out door recreation program for little kids
and there were these two girls about 3 or 4 years younger than me, who were kinda like unofficial employees, we were at the playground and I told them about the Area 51 caller and it freaked them out.
That was a good day.
(sorry for the blog post)
>>17397910
oil. same as always
>>17400077
would have more barnacles/10
>>17400116
Isn't that from the drowning game?
Same here, man. Deep water scares the living crap out of me. I haven't gone swimming in years, though pools are fine. Things I'm mostly afraid of are stuff like The Bloop, usual predators, etc.
>>17400079
This picture gets posted a lot but I have yet to see an explanation for why it's creepy.
>>17405204
Because of the darkness underneath. Anything could be there.
>>17400061
>>17400120
>>17400139
>>17400183
These kind of images are very interesting. They remind me of microscopic viruses and bacteria but just in a bigger version. Is it possible that they are actually viruses and bacteria that can kill bigger prey? Or am i just retarded?
>>17405174
This one is too cute.
bump for more.
Hey an ocean world, just for you with no land
>>17405390
Kek
>>17405390
Why Anon? Why would you do this to me?
>>17405708
Because you're retarded and you honestly believe that a planet called Neptune has no liquid water
>>17404891
Read somewhere that the Kraken was written about a Colossal Squid seen by ancient sailors. Thoughts?
>>17405720
Wat.
>>17405726
That sounds really improbable
>>17400077
That thing in the back ground
>>17396507
No wifi
This thread just reminded me of an old /x/ post. I think this was the board at least. Pardon the crap cap, I was naive back then.
>>17402109
It actually ate plankton, Sir Attenborough
>>17400084
That's a Dumbo Octopus.
>>17405741
Lol, what is that pic from?
>>17405844
This kinda reeks of bullshit. How would they find him in the ocean after 9 hours?
>>17405900
The Qu'ran
>>17406021
That's just how things work here
Everything returns from whence it came
The currents are not random
>>17392434
A phobia implies an irrational fear right?
Well you should be scared of the deep ocean. There's crazy shit down there. Very dangerous. I'm terrified of it too I will ever go in the ocean. Be afraid, be very afraid.
>>17400217
This is really creepy. Definite Lovecraft vibe.
>>17401572
succ town
>>17406060
Even if there wasnt anything down there deep water is a danger in itself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ4g5NVWaVw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c7hCWwTlrY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvBOv5sBAdo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFXclm8KSz4
>>17405741
>left to right: Dragoon, Paladin, and White Mage
>>17400112
I'd hate to meet the kind of humans you know.
>>17400273
So "Jaws 2" was on TV a while ago and I skimmed through it for the hell of it. Fuck, it was as bad as the first one was good. Are there any other good spooky deep sea movies? Like, not the kind that exploit slasher cliches but with sharks or piranhas or whatnot? The only thing I can think of that comes close is "The Abyss".
>>17392434
I used to go on sailing trips along certain parts of the world. When you get to a point when there's ocean all around you and deep below you, you get this feeling that you don't belong there and shouldn't be there. It's weird
>>17406817
Leviathan, Sphere, Deep Star Six
>>17400077
>I Am Ozymandias. King of Kings. Look on my works ye mighty and despair
>>17405873
Do racist black crow shrimp follow him around shucking and jiving?
>>17406939
Sphere sucked, maybe the book was better. Will consider the others.
>>17406021
Also, How did he go overboard? lol
>>17393210
What's a bloop
>>17407198
google, worthwhile, it's interesting.
Made a song with samples from it if anyone's interested?
>>17405786
danglers gonna dangle
>>17407410
this pic reminds me oh when i would play with my lego men in the tub
>>17407410
Post it. I like songs about the ocean and stuff.
>>17407455
https://soundcloud.com/wulfgold/piscesrising/s-WfivN
I just took a heavily slowed section and cut it into loops, it's still a work in progress, but I've tried for a Lovecraftian feel :)
This isn't really deep water, but it still gets my thalassophobia going
>>17400170
nice one
>>17396459
Same could be said at any buffet
>>17400149
Wtf is creepy about this faggot, people actually eat lampreys in a lot of countries.
>>17400097
it looks like a kid with progeria
>>17400543
Nice try NASA
>>17407490
Looks like a poor imitation of OP pic.
>>17405362
First one is a 'vampire squid from hell', looks he'll cool
>>17400045
Hr belongs to Cthulu now.
>>17406910
Have any stories to tell?
>>17393466
Yes.
>>17400543
>>17405113
As much as I wanted to believe, the Area 51 caller was indeed a prank.
>>17410593
Well now I have to try because muh cuntspiracies sense says there's something important in that cave that they don't want me specifically to find.
>>17400045
can someone explain what the hell just happened?
an explosion?
>>17392434
>>17406327
>>17406910
Bathophobia--a fear of depth, seems to be a pretty reasonable fear, compared to many other phobiæ.
Like most people here, I like to investigate the spoopy and find myself on YouTube hunting for Titanic/sunken vessel documentaries as well as nature documentaries on the abyssal plain and other deep adventures.
Planet Earth had a decent deep water sequence but I prefer The Blue Planet's footage:
https://youtu.be/UXl8F-eIoiM
>>17410677
current took him
>>17410654
>>17410903
>>17406910
If I were in that position I would start panicking silently.
>>17393466
ur moms fat ass
>>17405720
Where the fuck did that come out of?
>>17405094
it was an icequake, man
>>17405726
I'm sure a number of the sea monsters were based on the giant/colossal squids.
Kraken sounds plausible.
>>17409178
>>17413010
Proofs?
>>17405204
For me it activates worry as a parent, it is so dark and deep and murky and you can't see it unless you are under water so there could be anything about to hurt your child under that water
>>17406955
Sphere is one of my favorite books by Michael Crichton 10/10 definitely recommend. I don't know about the movie though never watched it.
I don't get how anyone could be scared from deep water.
I love to dive between the seaweed and watch the beautiful creatures, it feels free, not scary. It's like saying you are scared from exploring the universe.
>>17413419
pic related
>>17393210
Why does the eye thingie jiggle when i scroll
>>17412990
She's a dumbass namefag troll, just ignore her stupidity.
>>17413531
to be fair though, she's technically right. Neptune's a gas giant so it doesn't have a definitive surface layer. The gas just transitions into a slushy sheet of ice and water.
>>17392434
This thread makes me think of the endless living waters of the living God, springing up to a well of immortality for all who believe. Amen
>>17400045
>>17413788
Quality sucks, man.
>>17410593
>>17413862
Again with the quality
>>17413799
its the same fucking gif reversed, what the fuck do you expect?
>>17413825
Beautiful.
Bumping thread, this shit is the most interesting thing ever. Everything about deep sea, and the fact that us fags haven't even discovered half of it, creeps the hell of out of me, yet fucking excites me.
Don't let this thread die, pls fellow fags.
>>17413969
>>17414016
Seriously, you newy newfags need to lurk on /x/ moar. We are not a fast board. Go back to /b/ if you can't learn that.
>>17414091
It's hungry, anon...
>>17414096
>124 meters deep
whirlpools trigger me hard
>>17414221
Really? It just looks awesome to me.
>>17406817
The Bay, Black Water
>>17414091
>>17414096
Has anyone been to the bottom of this thing? It looks like some kind of home for a fantasy sea creature.
Do we have to have this thread every five minutes? Fuck off.
>>17414316
Fuck yourself, as long as there's content being posted, it will be bumped. Hide the thread if it's triggering your autism, you spermgargler.
>>17414296
Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
>>17414296
I like the way you think anon
>>17414316
I know right. stop bumping this thread, faggots
>>17414403
Bump for people too stupid to hide a thread. :)
>>17405362
Bacteria are unicellular and virus dont have the ability to form a cell, much less a multicellular organism. These are all in the Eukarya domain which is nothing like a virus or bacteria
>>17414049
sorry mr. /x/ elitist
>>17400217
God dammit
>>17406335
Thanks, dude
>>17403280
The same reason people love dinosaurs but wouldn't want to be in a jungle filled with them, because they don't want to get killed in a habitat they are not suited for by an animal they are not familiar with.
>>17405720
>Believes Neptune has water
>Probably thinks Uranus is full of shit.
>>17409448
>poor imitation
That pic has more detail than OPs pic. You are one dumb fucker.
>>17413737
Stupid cunt.
>>17415477
>more detail =/= better
The water looks too shallow and doesn't have the desired effect, either.
>>17414192
What is this?
Looks like underwater sponges growing on the hand.
Is it a disease of some sort?
>>17416030
image searched it for you. Looks like it's just photoshop/makeup to freak people who are afraid of tiny holes.
>>17416092
Thank you.
Yes, that makes sense; I remember there being a phobia against holes.
>>17400112
No shit they look human we all come from a common ancestor, meaning two eyes a nose and a mouth is a standard seen in most animals on earth.
>>17393210
If this bloop thing was actually for real I would take solace in the inevitable death of our sun, scorching the fuck out of everything in the solar system.
>>17393210
This picture always makes me uncomfortable, i'm not scared of deep sea creatures but gigantic things that shouldn't exist make me weep.
>>17410677
there's currents (like a river) in the ocean, that one got him.
you swim diagonally 10 feet and you're out of it.
it's like an undersea waterslide.
>>17407410
looks like they're in space, cool pic.
>>17400077
the rest is probably buried under kilometers of earth. ty for sharing.
>>17403264
eyyy! it's the beggining of the thread! oh wait...what?
>>17400217
It would be awesome and terrifying to meet something like this.
could you imagine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eejQPUyeNiY
Anyone see this too?
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/ghost-yacht-horror-mummified-body-7462546
Neither are animal related but both have spoopy elements.
>>17416893
I can I've read something of much more bigger but it is our brother.
>>17413862
This picture never gets old.
>>17416893
/r/ing satellite pictures or this holds as much weight as Elie Weisel's testimony.
>>17416893
Dude, that's as big as Rhode Island.
>>17405174
>ahwOOOOOOOOOOga
>>17417422
>belUUUUUUUUga
Anyone got the video of the Russian (I think) sailor getting swept into the sea?
Its from his phones point of view and after he disappears, you can hear people asking where he went (subtitled)
>>17407316
Underrated
>>17413969
The shit we haven't discovered is like 99% dihydrogen monoxide.
>>17414316
Thread has been moving for days now. Shouldn't jump to conclusions. Only thing you should jump to is your death. Preferably into deep ocean.
>>17413969
I don't know. Other than some new species, I don't think there's anything really mind blowing down there.
>>17416893
>implying the Bloop or Julia were whales
>>17417334
Rhode Island is 48 miles long. That is less than half a mile long. I think you screwed up your math somewhere.
Pic from Challenger Deep. Lowest known point in the ocean
>>17416030
Looks like peanut butter with holes in it desu.
>>17392434
Yeh same, great swimmer and love being in the sea but i don't like when i can't see the bottom. I remember swimming in Spain and going to the edge of the "safe" area that has buoy markers to tell you to turn back. I dunked my head underwater and seen where the nice blue water and gold sand just abruptly drops off in to a fucking black abyss of fuck knows what.
>>17400543
Looks like death is giving the finger....
>>17418030
That plastic milk jug with light blue ring on neck.. 2% or skim milk?
>>17418030
Except that isn't the challenger deep. The water pressure would have caved that plastic jug and that bottle would have shattered.
>>17418456
They're OPEN, dumbshit.
>>17418786
So's your mothers ass
>>17418432
>>17418456
Fine. Here. Have this one
I don't know what has had me fantasizing about this as of lately.
But it is crazy to think about what could be hiding in a pocket of the ocean depth that hasn't been disturbed for hundreds or thousands of year.
>there's a hole in the bottom of the see.
>there's smoking coming from the hole in the bottom of the sea
>there micro organisms feeding on the smoke, coming from a hole in the bottom of the sea
>there's worms feeding on micro organism ,feeding on smoke coming from a hole in the bottom of the sea.
>there's a hole
>there's a hole
>there's a hole in the bottom of the sea
Question. If a meteor struck Earth and was powerful enough kill all suface life. Would deep sea creatures be at all affected? When I say deep sea I mean like Mariana Trench deep.
>>17405025
fug
>>17420205
depends on how big the meteor is, I wont pretend to know the science behind it, but I saw a Horizon documentary where they simulated a huge meteor impact against the Earth's surface. The resulting explosion and the gasses released fucked with the ozone layer, it was imposible for sunlight to break through and all the oceans dried up. It was pretty much end game.
>>17420744
If that happened to the earth, we would all be ded
>>17420822
>This planet will implode before we get to document all the info in the ocean's depth
>You will never read an encyclopedia of deep sea creatures in this life time
>>17420744
How would the oceans evaporate if there were no light?
I'm not sure you've thought this through
>>17420982
>Gas clouds trap in heat
>Heat accumulates
>Heat evaporates oceans
>Earth becomes Venus 2.0
It's not rocket science
>>17421254
But where does that gas all come from, Anon?
I reiterate that you haven't thought this through. An ash layer in the atmosphere would cause an extended cold snap.
i love this threads, this should be daily or atleast weakly.
>>17421705
Only with fresh content. A lot of them are 80% reposts.
>>17423047
Cry more, fucktruck, learn to read the rules. It falls under "creepy".
>>17396459
Whalom Park.
>>17405390
looks like theres some ice to the south
>>17413889
well now i know where i would go if there ever was a zombie apocalypse
>>17400077
Crazy how nature do that.
>>17423268
It's a shop, anon.
This is literally what I think is gokng to happen if I go into open ocean
IT CAME FROM THE DEEP
>>17423974
Have no fear anon, the ocean is a pretty big place, so the chances of finding a girl in a bikini are low.
>>17423982
How.
>>17400238
I'd love to visit the marinara trench some day
>>17392434
Why does the Earth's natural wonders scare you?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrSu65Bb9X4
>>17414192
Dafuq is that?
>>17424016
kek
>>17424414
In my city we call it Photoshop.
>>17424443
Its peanut butter with holes poked in it. I guess your city is full of dumbasses too
>>17423858
It's not at all though.
>>17424353
Prob because anything and everything can kill you if it felt like it
>>17424641
>sauce needed
>>17395254
Damn nature, you scary
>>17425389
>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/environment/archaeology/10022628/Lost-city-of-Heracleion-gives-up-its-secrets.html
>>17410677
riptide.
Does anyone have the gif of a sub pinging and at first it just displays a sunken ship but then the ship has legs and turns out to be a monster?
>>17405390
Laythe?
>>17413490
get a monitor with a higher refresh rate
Look up the last dive of David Shaw
Dude found the body of a diver that'd been in a submerged cave system for years (10? can't remember, also think he knew the bloke before he died in that cave but not sure) and decided to recover the body. During the process of doing that, things went wrong and he died down there, they found his and the other guy's bodies later. There's some footage from the camera he had on him floating around the internet
>>17416893
>based on magnitute of sound
It isn't even spelled correctly and the bloop wasnt even an animal for all we know
