Can we get a deep sea monster thread going?

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>>15981783

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>>15981786

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>>15981791

Apparently I've lost my deep sea folder unfortunately, I'll give you a bump for interest.

can we actual photos?

>>15982345
sure

Do you really think there are deep sea monsters?and how it comes they never came to surface?

>>15982524
>and how it comes they never came to surface?

http://nature.ca/explore/di-ef/dsfe_e.cfm

>>15982524
who knows?
Maybe not the gigantic sea creatures from the images, but there could be something hidden in the darkness of the depts that's yet to be discovered.

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>>15982345

Here's a photo I found recently. While the cow shark is cute (and large), it's not the focus of the photo. If you look to the right and near the top, you can see a weird shape creeping out from the blueness. Honestly, it could be something easily explainable, but it does look pretty weird, right?

Bump for some scary deep sea mysteries and stories

bumpity

>>15982565
>but it does look pretty weird, right?
Don't worry, it's a weather balloon. No need to be scared.

Do you guys think that maybe some old dinosaurs are still alive underwater? I mean, if the asteroid hit Earth, wouldnt they be safe in really deep waters? I think that they are still there, or some version of them.

>>15982658
Sure I do, like maybe loch Ness monster-isch, still swimming in the deep ocean

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>>15982673
name of the game ?

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>>15982695
Outer Wilds

Shit's for free

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>>15982673
>>15982701

Downloading currently. Thanks for sharing, kind anon.

>>15982673
That's some scary shit

>>15982658
There was that one fish that was thought to be extinct for millions of years and then caught by fishermen.

>>15982647
Ummm I'm sure it's swamp gas.

>>15982524

There are and we have proof of a few already. I'm refering to things such as the goblin Shark, Giant kinds of octopus and that ancient, previously thought extinct armoured fish species. the deep ocean is relatively unexplored which increases the likelyhood of species existing that we are unaware of. The difficulty in exploring the area in question,in combination with pressure differences and the fact that anything fit for consumtion qickly gets devoured due to food scarcity at such depths are imo good reasons for why I find it likely that all big marine life species havent been found yet.

>>15982673
Fucking hell this about gave me an anxiety attack...

>>15981781
I love deep sea threads, but I wish more people did sea-monster art cos it's the same damn pictures on every one of these threads.

Sad times.

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>>15985834
You could request some in the draw thread and hope you get lucky. >>15977965

Here's one I got from the previous thread.

>>15982695
That's not blue. That's aquamarine!

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>>15983572
Frilled sharks and goblin sharks are both prehistoric and alive today.

>>15985843
ahh anon saved my drawing?
shucks anon

>>15986926
And still they look like aquatic dicks

>>15982673
Oh my god. That's why I like webms, you can stop them at any time to avoid heart attack.

>tfw the chances of truly massive undiscovered deep sea creatures existing is basically zero
A-at least I can still pretend

>>15987080
I'm the one who requested unusual chimera art, and yes, I rather like this. You should try doing more.

>>15982658
No, because marine reptiles =/= dinosaurs

>>15982658
The coelecanth is proof that this is possibly (and even likely).

However, as someone else said, they technically wouldn't be *dinosaurs*. I also think that it wouldn't be anything like what you're thinking, as it would almost have to be something that lives in the deepest parts of the oceans.

Kraken? Unlikely. There's some big squids down there, but nothing kraken-sized has been seen so far. There's no evidence for it, other than sailor legends.

Sea serpents? Again, no evidence. Surely somebody would have caught one on film or photo by now.

If there are any true sea monsters, its most likely going to be some really ugly motherfucker that lives way down in the ocean, and has never been a threat to any human ever.

>>15987772
But collosal/giant squid are krakens, just not as large as the ones in legend.

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My favorite uncomfortable oceanic image: the frill shark's wikipedia picture.

http://www.moddb.com/games/deepsea/downloads/deepsea

Deep sea exploration game that's in the early stages. Still a lot of awesome stuff in it to see and experience. Highly recommended

>>15987772
>>nothing kraken sized.....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep-sea_gigantism

Just sayin
I like this kind of post

>>15987571
You know damn well what they meant, quit being a pedant.

>>15988145
That's what giant squid already are.

>>15986441
for some reason I imagine this would make a really awesome album art for like a prog band or something

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>>15982673

>>15988025
Harmless until it bites your dick off

>>15982345
k

>>15982610
is that the thing from Episode 1

Deep bump

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>>15982673
i don't like this but it's great

>>15982610
How much do you bench bro

here ya go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMgULyaIED0

>>15987453
Damn it, I was trying to quote >>15986928

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It's not alive anymore, but dunkleosteus is my favorite fish... and it probably would be deep sea if it were alive

>>15988025
fuck those teeth

>>15993061
Come on now, that looks like a dildo

>>15993063
It's a geoduck, pronounced gooey duck because injuns

>>15993054
>misread as drunkleosteus at first

need moar

>>15993063
>>15993158
You have no idea how long I've been looking for geoduck porn.

>>15987112
Some are probably up to 30m big, but don't expect a spooky shark with 1000 eyes and a km long body. Animals only adapt to what they need to survive, evolution is not meant to produce scary things.

>>15982610
He's cute, 10/10, would date.

>>15993759
Ere ya go anon:
http://www.literotica.com/s/whats-a-geoduck

>>15982565
Nah, when you dive you see shit like that all the time. You can usually figure out who/what it is pretty quickly. Still gets pretty oppressive down there sometimes, though.

>>15982658
Possibly but being underwater wouldnt really keep amything safe from something like that. You have to think of the repercussions such as how that would effect the food chain and atmospere.

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>>15982658
>*Thinks about post*
Brb building Oxygen Destroyer.

>>15994890
Just hope Minilla doesn't exist,godzilla would be nice though.

>>15988170
Not him but, he said under water dinosaur....he was wrong because he was ignorant. You cant just be wrong, then yell at people to assume that you knew what was correct and simply made the choice to "seem wrong"

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>>15995225

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>>15995228

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>>15995235

Thank you, art dumper.

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>>15995239
Have this one without a watermark.

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>>15995244
Thanks

>>15995250
No prob.

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>>15995250

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>>15995253

>>15995258
>Do a trick, THEN you get a treat
>Bitch imma capsize your canoe, how's that for a trick?

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I Love sea monsters. Especially when there's a human for size reference.

Anyone familiar with "Abyssal" by Jonathan Wocjik? Highly recommend if you like freaky-ass sea monsters.

>Sea Monster thread.
>No Dangler fish.

>>15995250
>no bones in behemoths' body
>can still reach tentacles half a mile into the sky

i like these but some of them stretch it

>>15988025
Seeing this picture always made me laugh because the photograpists are dicks
>deep sea creature living it's entire life in almost pitch black
>evolved with super sensitive eyes to pick up the most minuscule rays of light
>set flash off inches away from it's face
Lel

>>15997055
That meme was forced and shitty, let it rest quietly in hell.

>>15982524
there is a lot to be explored in the midnight zone, and they don't surface because it isn't their natural habitat near the top.

>>15996549
love that video

>>15997055
Fuck off, forced meme.

>>15987772
>Sea serpents? Again, no evidence.
The oarfish would like a word with you

>>15995228
why does that fish look like a smug chinese guy

>>15982673
I'm on mobile,link?

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It knows your face, and waits for you

>>15995253
Cool, haven't seen this one before.

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>>15993063

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hi

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>tfw this was fished up on the coast of near where I live

Why do the scariest sea creatures always live in the arctic or antarctic?

>>16000469
no sunlight

>>15982673
Is this for the Occulus?

>>15997752
Sauce

sea bump

dont worry /x/, as overfishing and pollution persist, im sure any giant undersea monsters will be starving and dying soon enough, followed by our own deaths as global ecological collapse and the wars for food and water commence

>>16000761
bumpity bump

>>16001879
Well, somebody's feeling bleak today.

>>16000677
i don't know if it was made for oculus, but you can play it without that thing

>>15982610
That thing is JACKED!


Isn't there a game coming out soon about this concept?

>>15981783
that shits a pokemon dude

>>15981781
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Getofx5WnH8
mind reading aquatic EUE

>>15997141
Shit would be intense.

>>16003583
Fuck off.

I've been having dreams of swimming in a black ocean and having the foreboding feeling of something huge coming toward me from under the water. 2spooky

anyone have that creepypast about a person slowly sinking in the depths of the ocean and he neither drown or get killed by the underwater pressure?

>>16004963
Bumping for this.

>>15995171
Or maybe they realize they're on an anonymous imageboard and don't give a fuck. Just a possibility (not even who you were responding to btw, you're just an uptight dick)

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So technically this isn't a sea monster, but they've been playing Jaws on TV again, and out of all the scenes in this movie, this is the one that always got me the most. This perfect, horrifying image.

Some might argue scenes near the end when Jaws is attacking the Orca are scarier, but even though it's a good movie that holds up decently over time, after watching countless shark documentaries, it's too easy for me to notice the shark is fake when you see more of it, especially when it rears up out of the water and chomps its mouth continually. But damn, when this thing is underwater and you just catch glimpses of it, it still manages to be pretty creepy even to this day.

/blog post

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>>15982658
>dinosaurs
>underwater

You can count the amount of semi-aquatic dinosaurs on ONE FUCKING HAND.

Someone who lost all his limbs can even count the amount of aquatic dinosaurs.

FUCKING ZERO YOU RETARDED CUNT!

>>15999216
This is why I didn't like taking a bath as a kid. I thought there was a whale underneath

>>16006511
I was never afraid of anything in the bath, but even though I knew it was an irrational fear, I would sometimes imagine an alligator or shark lurking in the bottom of a swimming pool, especially at night. There's a large swim center around here that has a giant grate at the deep end and as kids we would imagine some horrible monster lurking behind it.

>>16006495
You're going to insist on being a huge, pedantic dick about this, aren't you? You know what he meant.

>>15982610
mirin

>>15997329
>>15997586
>implying anon's fuck up wasn't the greatest thing to happen on this board for 3 1/2 years

Did anyone save the webm of that tentacle-y Lovecraftian creature that was recorded on a deep sea camera?

I remember some anons thought it was moving at lightning fast speeds but it was really just the camera moving.

I didn't, unfortunately, and it was possible the creepiest thing I ever did done see.

>>15982524
Meanwhile, in seamonsterchan
>Do you really think land mammals exist? and how come they never come down there?

sounds stupid right
we don't go to deep sea because we can't survive there and they don't come to surface because they can't survive here

>>15986926
and they're ugly as fuck
and creepy looking

>>16007844

You know, there just might be a city of deep-sea intelligent beings with technology and culture comparable in complexity to ours.
Of course, we haven't encountered them because they're too deep. TOO DEEP.

>>16007854
Just like the intelligent aliens mang
They're there you know

>>15982524
If they are deep they adapted to the high pressure deep in the sea, so if they come up they'll die i believe

>>16007836
Elbow Squid

>>16008012
Thank you. Fucking based.

>>16008047
YW

>>16007836
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPRPnQ-dUSo

>>15988170
>quit being a pedant
dude i'm not into kids

>>15987571

Ancient marine reptiles are considered to be "dinosaurs".

>>16007854
Watch "The Abyss".

>>16009460
Not that same Anon but after reading halfway through this thread I went on a tangent looking for Deep Sea games and just downloaded the Abyss and Leviathan to watch.

>>16009876
I hope you got the full (director's cut) version of The Abyss, I forgot to mention that. The original cuts a huge chunk out of the plot.

Leviathan looked dumb, but I've never actually seen it.

>>15995235
What's terrible about this fucker is, as soon as it opens it's mouth, a giant ass vacuum is going to suck you in.

>>16010513
kek

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>>16010513

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>>15998643
>mfw people still remember chad daddy
Hope restored that this place isn't all newfags...

>>15987106
pussy

Shitposters pls go

I remember I had a dream about sea monsters. It was in a flooded, decaying version of my hometown, with the water completely covering the ground floors of houses in some places. We'd use kayaks and RHIBs to get around, it was very Innsmouthy.

The one thing everyone was afraid of was this fishing boat. It wasn't a dinghy, wasn't a trawler, just one of the medium sized ones. It was all rotten and covered in barnacles, white paint peeling off of it. We weren't afraid of the boat per se, we were afraid of what came with it. It was being towed by something deep beneath the surface. I don't remember if we gave it offerings or what, but I know for years, I had never been afraid of anything as much as I'd been afraid of that boat.

>>15987772
>Again, no evidence. Surely somebody would have caught one on film or photo by now.
Now you can't just assume this. There are so many creatures out there still undiscovered, and just assuming they don't exist because no one has caught them alive, dead, or with film, is a very bad thing to do.

>>15982599
god I love pictures like this

>>16010909
cool, another old friend
how long you been here, /b/rah? me? 5years

>>15982565
bubbles from the diver

needs moar

>>16000761
>>16001983
>>15997752
https://youtu.be/g8Rdsqx34fE?t=3m21s

can someone post that jellyfish that's really fucking tall and looks like an alien or whatever please

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>>16015131
Idk if this is the one but it's one big ass mofo

material ITT sucks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPRPnQ-dUSo

>>16015200
no u

>>15982610

This image always confuses me, like, what would be the thing to trigger the evolutionary process of providing a creature living in water with arms?
Just makes no sense.

>>15991891
summon bigger fish.

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Why not Subnautica pics¿

>>15993061
thats a gooeyduck, you rube

>>16016059
Sure

>>15994653
They fucking did it

bloop

Bump for stupid people

>>16021909
>I'm a shaaaaark!

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>>15982648
mfw this thing actually existed...

>>16006495
well there's the coliacanth for one so your already wrong.

>>16023602
thats a fish not a dinosaur

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>>16022791

>>15987779
If your boat was 40', bricks would be shat with a 70 foot squid.

>>16023607
which was alive during the same era.

bomp

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Yall are welcome.

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>>15983572
Coelacanth

>>15981781
Not that it will be of much interest, but I work on an offshore construction boat as an ROV pilot. The field we are working in just now varies from about 1,200-1,500m deep, and we're usually within 5m of the seabed.

Marine wildlife is usually limited to massive crabs and some cool rays, but every now and then we see some weeeeeeeeeeird shit down there. Small scale, of course, but it does make you wonder what is out there when you head into seriously deep water.

We've seen things light-up in tens of different fluorescent colours at once, flashing through sequences, and then basically pulling themselves inside out and running the sequence in reverse.

Not being marine biologists, and just being dumb oilfield trash, we don't have a clue what we're looking at sadly, and because the client is paying for the subs to be there, we're officially not allowed to take any of the video or stills off the hard-drives.

>>15992508
The fucking people swimming away make it man. Thats fucking creepy

>>16006458
Agreed. Bruce doesn't hold up under direct shots, but those underwater shots still give me wonderful shivers.

I've got White shark specific selachophobia, but since I'm the kind of person that loves to scare myself in controlled circumstances I watch any and every Great White documentary and movie no matter how shitty. I actually think Jaws may have given me this phobia, since I saw it at a very young age and unexpectedly (walked downstairs at just the wrong moment when I was five or so).
I will be heartbroken if they go extinct. I give to shark research and conservation charities, but I worry it's not going to be enough.

>>16025627
I worked with Great Whites at sea for a summer when I was 18. There's only two Bruce shots in that entire film that make me wince.

>>16025632
That must have been awesome!

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>>15981781
I don't know if you heard about this game named Subnautica. It's an indie (but great!) video game about exploring the depths of the ocean on the alien planet.

Here's the link http://store.steampowered.com/app/264710/?

You can easily find gameplay vids on Youtube.

>>16025652
It was. I first saw Jaws when I was 3 and it changed my life, so it was a coming-full-circle experience. Will never get over how fast those fuckers can be in bursts for being so massive.

Long days though, and we just stunk of chum the entire time. You would scrub and scrub and scrub and scrub a hundred times over and you still couldn't quite shake that stench off your skin.

>>15981781
it's like I said in another thread,
they send probes and so on to outer space, yet still have not fully explored our own oceans. sinister. ANYTHING could be in the fathomless depths...lurking............................

>>15981781

This is creepy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohEfk4BD4j4

>>16025739
Why are they helping it? Beaching whales is a crime.

>>16006495
There's penguins.

>2016-3+2
>not knowing birds are dinosaurs

>>16010909
I remember "ps triple" and his wii dildo jokes

starfish

there was that time we were at the beach and saw this giant disgusting creature at the waters edge, most ran screaming but a few of us grabbed polls and drift wood and drove it back into the water as it made the most horrific unearthly screams.
If I remember correctly it was right around the time Ops mom went missing.

bloomp

>>16022791

not in this size though

>>15999380
Pokemon is scarier than I remember.

>>16025589
probably some kind of squid, there are 100% species that are bio luminescent and since squids only really have a beak and a small shell inside their heads as solid objectsthey're pretty damn fluid when it comes to moving

https://youtu.be/9HXXQBz6Vv0

https://youtu.be/XD7thJVRKmQ

>>16007938
not really true, a number of squids rise from truly deep water to much shallower waters at night to hunt, but they can regulate their internal pressure through liquid filled sacks in their body/modified swim bladders

>>15982524
"we know more about the surface of the moon than we do about our own oceans" - some guy I can't remember

>>16029619
But not every deep sea creature can do this.

>>16029599
could bio-luminescence be added onto people :l

>>16015131

Portuguese man-o-war google it

>>16029992
the fuckin thing is literally just like a plant that is alive and fucking swims around and eats shit n stings anything it wants
fucking oceans fuck

>>15993054
>misread as dunkleosaurus

>>16030002
It's not, it's a polyp colony it's more like a coral than anything else.

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OC

>>16031033
lol

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>>15993061
they're like giant dicks, foreskin and everything.


what the fuck

>>15995235
Dude I can never find this one scary. It's got the :D face.

>>16031068

/ck/ here, they're also delicious.

>>16031352
>/ck/
I think you meant to say /lgbt/

>>16031374

/lgbt/ is full of bitter lesbians. So, no.

>>16031374
So I've heard.


Too bad there's no way of getting hold of any where I live.

>>15981791
That's not deep sea

>>15992508
I've always been scared shitless of the ocean. Heck, I couldn't swim through the center of a swimming pool when I was a kid, since I imagined this would be lurking beneath and somehow grabbed me to my death.
So I swam sideways.

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Are there any books or stories that have to deal with undersea creatures?

>>16030285
and a coral is a plant yes?

>>15995235
IT'S AN [spoiler]ALASKAN [/spoiler]
[spoiler]BULL [/spoiler]
[spoiler]WORM[/spoiler]

u-28 monster, anyone?

>>16031566
Several.

>>16031724
>/x/
>tries to spoiler hide text

When i see these, i imagine myself in those situations and imagine their actual size to me and the surroundings then shit myself in thought

>>16007836
This thing. >>16033242

>>16033268
I thought this was an elephant from the thumbnail.