Sea Spooks

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>>18053030
Pic related
Subnautica is the spookiest underwater game

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hell yeah boi
havent seen one of this in a while

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would love to see a giant kraken

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Real life spook

>>18053418
worst shop EVER

>>18053067
That one turned put to be a boat motor.

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This thread...
At least post tome cryptid sighting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHuvs9Qqa5o

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>>18053878
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuXPdQqMYW0

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This one is fake but still cool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDuqZL0GKfQ

>>18053899
I kind of hate all these drawings of giant creatures being seen by a diver or a pirate vessel. If there are giant monster-like creatures in the ocean, they wouldn't be able to survive anywhere close to the surface. It's immersion breaking.

>>18053878
That's not a cryptid.

>>18053933
Still more spooky than devian art dumpage.

>>18053050

Is there any sea predator in Earth's history that can take on a Reaper Leviathan? They're 55 meters (160 feet) and presumably have the mass akin to an adult blue whale, but which a much higher metabolism that demands constant raw meat.

The only thing that could remotely fight back may be a Megalodon.

>>18054977
Mosasaur may put up a fight depending on which is more mobile.

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>>18053067
This is a fucking freeboard fender

>>18054977
those never existed, fucking newfag

>>18053418
Reminds me of Dagon's ending.

>>18053469
would fuck

>>18053473
would fuck

>>18053418
Why does thos spook me

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>>18053030
>>18053037
>>18053041
>>18053077
>>18053424
>>18053448
>>18053455

I used to believe creatures of this size would be possible in the ocean...but now that i actually think about it, in order for something to have that much mass, it would need dozens/hundreds of times more food to live,it would be noticed if something that big were alive, unless they just use the whale tactic and eat crill and other small organisms that swim in huge numbers, but then it would be lame

>>18053952
This so much...i hate when an underwater creature thread goes in this direction. This isnt even paranormal/extraordinary/unknown, its just art.

>>18055541
off

What do you think about the bloop or "ningen"?

>>18053469
would be really cool if they set a resident evil game in an underwater facility and this was a new tyrant model

>>18056637
>Bloop

No idea, heard it could've been an iceberg shifting or something like that.

>Ningen

Fake.

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The animals we have should be enough for spooks

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>>18057711
Sea spook

>>18057711
What is this?

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>>18057848
Moray eel

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>>18057873
Somehow they look even creepier when viewed from this angle.

Like this guy, although the big stupid grin can also be kind of funny.

>>18057873
>HEY GUYS WHATCHA DOIN HERE

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>>18057873
Those things are even creepier when you learn they have xenomorph jaws.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl0XrQmkPm0

Ah the Ocean. Indeed a pit of horrors. Much to my displeasure, I have to bend the knee here and say there are indeed horrid thing waiting to drag you into the dark depths in a mist of drowning horror and awe.

>>18053439
This looks familiar, was this in a videogame at some point?

>>18057873
He looks like a friendly cartoon character.

>>18060407
Looks like that green angry birds guy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM3ZJW9WBgs

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>>18060398
I figured it out, it was reminiscent of this.

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The fear of the ocean is not the fear of drowning, is the fear of being noticed by something else before you have the time to drown.

I can tell one a million stories of older sailors telling of the horrid fish they had found, including sharks we don't even know to think they existed.
You should be careful though, beneath the ocean floor, you are always, always, but always...being watched. There, in the darkeness. What "can" you do?

>>18060495
Ah yes, the stingray. Killer of men, plight of the seas.

>>18060518
Not just any stingray. A DEAD stingray.

>>18061558
This is amazing.

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And these, my niggers, is why we need Gypsy Danger

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I cringe at the thought of being bitten by the parasite

>>18062820
This is from a movie.

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>>18062826
I didn't know that

>>18062820
I read a hentai comic where a girl's dad comes home from fishing with some fish with these parasites in their mouth. The girl sneaks a parasite into her room. The girl is obsessed with masturbating, so she puts the parasite on her clitoris. It then devoured her clitoris in a bloody fashion. She then pulled her cervix through her vagina, forcing it to prolapse, and she stuck the parasite onto her cervix. Well, as you might imagine, the parasite forced its way through her cervix, and starts eating her womb from the inside out. This being a Japanese comic, she enjoys this thoroughly.

There's also a comic in the same series where she sticks her cervix through a hole in a fence. A dog comes by, sniffs it, and starts roughly chewing it. Long story short, the dog ends up tearing it out. I can't remember how this one ended. Really funny stuff.

>>18059779
>yee

>>18062880
sounds like the one where the girl stuffs a dead animal in her vag and gets infected

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>>18062831
Concept for the film involves the tongue eating louse predating on humans done in a mockumentary style.
Not a bad film, but far from spoopy for my tastes.

>>18062880
>mfw I've masturbated tk both of those and more of that artists work

I too have an unhealthy obsession. Or maybe it is healthy

>>18053067
River dolphin definitely. Odd body shape is just refraction.

>>18055752
Because FUCK THAT

>>18061558
>>18061649

He speaks the truth!

>>18055116
Is that you Trey?

>>18062143
I've seen mermaids in water caves like that in dreams before

>>18062880
Chitsu Hakai-kei Joushi 1 and 2.

1 is the parasite. 2 is the dog.

>>18062140
why he need all those fingahs?

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>>18062143

>>18065344

Every time I think the world is an okay place, I suddenly remember Bobbit Worms.

Fun Fact: Bobbit Worms grow up to 3 meters long (10 feet).

Funner Fact: They can lash out and bite so hard and fast, that their prey (fish, crustaceans, coral, anything) are often sliced clean in half.

Oh So Fun: They burrow their entire body beneath the sand/mud, lashing out in the blink of an eye at anything that causes the water to wiggle one of its five antennae.

THE FUN KEEPS COMING: Bobbit Worms are covered in sharp bristles all along both sides of their body. If one of these hooks touches a living organism, that organism undergoes PERMANENT local paralysis.

HAPPY SWIMMING, FUCKERS!

>>18053892
Terrible photoshop

>>18059839
Underrated post

>>18053929
>implying no animals can survive dramatic preassure changes

Sperm whales my friend, sperm whales.

>>18065392
D:

>>18065392
god: alright lil man youre gonna be a worm thing that lives in the ocean floor
bobbit worm: can i also be one of the mot terrifying and deadly things in the ocean too?
god: i mean? sure why not

>>18065573
>>18065392

Let's not forget that if you chop them up, multiple parts stay alive. They found one in an aquarium I England gobbling all their fishies. Bastard thing wouldn't die.

>>18065392
Seems fun. I bet if a pray really hard, my wish would come true. God is kinda mischevious when it comes for such things in nature.
I wish these worms started to starget larger prey by attacking in swarms.
Can you imagine hundreds of these worms attack a diver?
What a sight.
Pretty sure evolution is going to make them that.

>>18064458
The shadow looks like a stripper's silhouette.

>>18060411
Too bad the Kraken could be absolutely shitted on by like Affinity tier 1 subs and cruisers. They had their uses though. Tame one and you could just send it into your enemies sea colony to pillage any tile it went on. Was pretty fun.

>>18053030
it's just fish, though.
Why be spooped by the qt fishy.

>>18053450
The cyclops?

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>>18065797
>qt fishy

No qt fishy. Evil fishy! Evil fishy everywhere!!

>>18057873
>>18057880
>>18058495


I've been diving with moray eels at least three times. They're honestly pretty awesome and one of my favourite underwater animals. They're not particularly dangerous.

I saw one in the azores that must have been three metres long, body as wide as my thigh. I admit he gave me a shock when he started whack-a-mole doings in a piece of coral.

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>>18053929
>immersion breaking

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>>18066092

>>18055770
And im not sure theres enough oxygen in the water, like most prehistoric animals had extremely small lungs so if one of them was alive today it would suffocate.

>>18065381
kek

>>18061558
You sir, have given me a fright.

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>>18066106
those fuckers are really chill bros

There is without a doubt some sea monster down there. I wouldn't bat an eye if every sea monster turned out to be real.

We don't have any clue what is in 90% of Earth's oceans.

Hell, there's probably a giant lobster hiding from us. Lobsters don't die from natural causes. They're biologically immortal, more or less. An so long as they're alive, they grow.

First lobster ever formed is probably down there kickin' Megaladon's ass.

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>>18053067
You're a moron

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>>18064455

some sea spiders have organs inside their legs because their main bodies are too small

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>>18053418
i'll admit, you got me for a second

>>18065405
That's actually CGI from a mockumentary about mermaids

>>18069726
So you're saying if I ever need to freak out/kill one I need to stab the legs too? Good to know.

>>18053477

I believed this is unused concept art for James Cameron's Avatar.

>>18065392
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDsoOQNZRCY

>>18065663
oh great anon, I've avoided diving for years and now I'll have to go down and get killed by Cthulhu...
thanks a lot

>>18053077
From the thumbnail it looks like it's wielding a pistol and putting a cap in somebody's ass.

>>18062143
Anyone got the paint pic with the skellington hiding further inside the cave with his treasures?

Vampire Squid

https://youtu.be/7mS__SOtGWY

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>>18062880
>I read a hentai comic
that's where I stopped reading

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>>18065663

>>18058495
when a mouth makes a grab and he deepthroats a crab, thats a moray!

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>>18065398
Would C'thulu survive in the dinosaur age? With all those megalodon, mosasaur and shit?

>>18075546
He would be like King Kong on Kong Island, fighting titanic monsters while attempting to reign as the appex predator of the seas.

>>18075546
Source of gif?????

>>18075722
James Cameron and Bill Bobbard's unreleased deep sea footage

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>>18075728
>mfw

>>18075722
Realtalk here, it's from a video game trailer. I forget the title, it's something like 'antediluvion' I think.

>>18075722
Realtalk here, it's from a video game trailer. 'Diluvion'. Here it is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4QFhfQCc5w

>>18075748
>>18075751
Thanks realtalk

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Amazing to see how shit adapted in the deep sea, to the point where it looks like fiction come to life.

The sea is absolutely ripe for spoops yet there is so little film or games using it, let alone anything good.

>>18076732
they haven't "adapted", they were designed for their environment since the very beginning.
You know how the saying goes "nothing changes under the Sun"

>>18055770
This desu. Also we'd have to consider the evolutionary circumstances of these animals ever existing. A creature that big, which i'd assume would be a predator, would leave a pretty noticeable mark on the ecosystem.

Unless we ditch science and just imagine with the paranormal.

>>18053929
They could, they would just need to do it slowly and adjust to the atmospheric pressure.

>>18076761
For a time, the ocean was "ripe for spoops" but that was before the space age. The ocean has been a theme in creepy lore since probably the Greeks. It's one of the great unknowns.

But then science, and science fiction, looked to the sky and saw even more uncertainty and a much wider scope for storytelling. And we live in an age where spacefaring is a relevant frontier, naval exploration is not.

>>18076767
Fortunately, they're not under the sun at all down there in the deep black, are they?

>>18076784
Well this is the paranormal board...

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Full fathom five thy father lies;
Of his bones are coral made;
Those are pearls that were his eyes;
Nothing of him that doth fade,
But doth suffer a sea-change
Into something rich and strange.

>>18059839
this fucker is the root of my fear of open water
fuck this guy

>>18057480
You mean like the that came out 4 years ago called Resident Evil: Revelations?

>>18055770
>in order for something to have that much mass, it would need dozens/hundreds of times more food to live

Not true at all. Mammals have extremely high metabolisms so we tend to overestimate how much food energy other types of animals will need.

Not only do most animals run colder than us, but the bigger something is the more efficiently it retains heat. Small warm-blooded animals like mice have to eat the equivalent of 50% of their mass per day just to maintain themselves, as their surface to volume ratio means they lose heat rapidly, where as a sperm whale only needs to consume about 3% of it's mass per day.

>>18075546
depends on how big you think he is supposed to be
when tried to wake up but failed because star alignment was wrong or some other bullshit it was described as "a mountain moved", so he might be larger than any known creature, that and him being an extra-dimensional alien priest with magical powers certainly means he gives no fucks about anything that has ever lived or will ever live on Earth

>>18063190
Thanks for the chuckle, anon.

>>18053477

>Ceadeus

>>18066305
Glass bottom boat?

>>18062143
nice try skellyman, you're not hiding your treasure from me THIS time

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OH FUCK OH FUCK OH FUCK

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>>18073493
>that's a moray
>mfw

>>18078951
well done, anon.

>>18060450
Swim nugga? lol

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>ctrl+f nuckelavee
>nothing

You disappoint me /x/

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>>18084032
Another image just because

>>18078736
Moreover, what's "over" and "under" is all relative.

>>18084032
>>18084054

wat is dis

>>18060518
Kek

>>18075678
would fuck

>>18084439
Nuckelavee:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuckelavee

>>18059779
what in stan's name is that shit?

>>18065344
one of those hid in a aquarium for five years unnoticed

>>18083939
A person could not survive with only that apparatus in the abysmal zone where creatures like that live.

>>18060450
How did one get beneath the ocean floor to be watched?

>>18053892
Why is there a vaccum in the background?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KId4iI7NgQ0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMmIa0jchhU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrtHbBBz6FE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snU-mMTsa5k

am i too late?

>>18053448
I always thought this pic was kinda cute, probably to do with the soft lighting and use of warm color.

Also, props to the artist for nailing that atmospheric haze

>>18053455
I will never understand people's need to make giant monsters and aliens look like shonen manga villains.

>>18065357
Skyward Sword fucking sucks.

>>18075546
Son, Cthulhu can't even handle medium watercraft.
Fuck's he gonna do against a 50-foot sea lizard? Look-weird-at-it to death?

>>18086067
Maybe you should stop reading shonen mangas if you're seeing them everywhere.
Alternatively just stop reading shonen manga, end of sentence.

>>18085146
A pike.

>>18086083
Yes and

>>18086067
Because faggotry

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>>18086097

Bumpity boppity boo

>>18080778
Ofc no one gives you credit for posting an inteligent thing on this bleading hearth autism focusing bord we call /x/.

>>18053484
>>18053473
i love seeing designs like these that aim for actual realism instead of shit like >>18065362

>>18080778
That's true, but there's a theoretical upper limit where a sufficiently large organism retains heat so well that it literally cooks itself with its own body heat.

Theoretical, granted, but we've yet to see any evidence against it.

>>18089187
living in the ice cold depths of the darkest oceanic trenches might help with that

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Those tentacles give me spooks

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I'm going to post some sea waifus.

>>18089187
>That's true, but there's a theoretical upper limit where a sufficiently large organism retains heat so well that it literally cooks itself with its own body heat.
Unless it is cold blooded, like a fish.

>>18086097
Cthulhu can't even take a boat to the knee, the fuck that nigga gon do against a nuke?

>>18066009
This guy had a childhood

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Little bastards just crawlin around down there

>>18063190
Kek

>>18061558
thats a big fish

>>18091649
For you.

>>18053418

had potential, but

>>18085647
kek

>>18091566
They look like they're dancing.

>>18091656
Oh for fucks sake

>>18091649
You're probably going to need a proportionally bigger boat.

>>18061558
Thats it im out. 2 spookers

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>>18091813

>>18064816
kek

>>18053480
It's beautiful...

>>18057480
Deep fear. Its not resident evil but it is the closest thing you'll get

>>18053878
>"look how thick he is"
heh

>>18091813
picture music:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_Ay_iDRAbc

>>18056637
bloop was an ice shelf cracking unfortunately

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>>18065392

Pity everyone who doesn't go fishing.

>>18062812
Fucking paku those sneaky testie crushing fucks

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Sometimes it goes the other way.

Catfish: "You don't want to eat me! I look like a giant slug!

Fisherman: "You gonna taste real good when I coat you in cornbread an' fry you up, I gare-on-tee.

Catfish: Fuck.

>>18085146
Benedinct Cuminsnatch

>>18089060
>caring about strict realism on this board
Kek, lel, etc.

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>>18053030
sea spooks
spooks under the sea

>>18080778
also
>deep sea gigantism
still need an explanation

>>18061558
DELETE THIS

>>18094554
>Underwater nog statues?
Hol up, yous sayin' we wuz merefolk an' shiet?

>>18053892
Would be more believable if that guy didn't look like Zach Galifianakis.

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What is it?

>>18094677
No

>>18065344
>literal graboids
nope
nope
nope

>>18095393
An island

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>>18069765
Nice tumblr gif

>>18060225
the fuck is that?

>>18091813
beached whale

>>18065344
Super Metroid.

>>18098125
is that seaweed? eurgh, hate that stuff.

i find the thought of being in the ocean by yourself, middle of nowhere at night terrifying.

but what scares me just as much are places like universal studios/islands of adventure (theme park). i know they are not real, and just mechanisms, but on the jaws ride, and the jurassic park river adventure, falling over and getting caught up in all that machinery with that big mechanical creature in murky water.

im sure someone else will know what im talking about, i know im a pussy, but i think that would actually give me a heart attack.

>>18066305
"Hey... Hey, kid.... Open the window."

>>18084657
How could they do this to josuke

>>18066305
Spoopiest picture in this thread tbqh.

>>18064816
that's old

Bippity bumpity boop

>>18053839
This reminds me of Dagon

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>>18060416
LOOK ITS THE THING

>>18085062
Kek

>>18091493
HE WAS SLEEPY!!

>>18080778
This. An animal with a very slow metabolism and the right heat-conserving adaptations could get pretty huge. Maybe it could live near the Antarctic, hibernating much of the year and then eating whales while they're there in the summer? A few types of whales migrate to the Antarctic every year to feed off the huge krill swarms, seems like a good opportunity for such a creature.

As for the metabolic rate thing, a good example in real life is the Greenland shark. They get quite large- the upper limit of their size is unknown, but likely at least 24 feet. They have a cruising speed of about 1-2 kph, and though capable of short bursts of high speed, mainly rely on ambush. They also get immensely old- they're the oldest vertebrates of all, likely reaching 400-500 years of age.

With a food source like the seasonal whale migration, and a sort of seasonal activity cycle- eat a shitload when there's whales around, coast off that energy most of the remainder of the year- it could be possible.

>>18086083
Boi

>>18064770
>Chitsu Hakai-kei Joushi 1 and 2.
must...not....google...

>>18060450
It's a combination of a lot of things. Try the fact that after that 'something' has noticed you, your inefficient design as an evolved ape means you're practically suspended in faux-mid air with much any way of fast propulsion. You're practically low hanging fruit for what ever finds you interesting. You're helpless. Couple this with the fact that the ocean visibility is Silent Hill levels of visual obscurity. There's a high chance something incredibly large would be making it's a approach but it might take you longer than needed for the brain to finally put the faint visual outline into context of scale.

Sometimes I have a nightmare where something is coming out of the seafog but it's never clear what it is, until it's too late and it's part of a gigantic mouth. Your peripherial vision fills in the gaps at the sides to jolt the brain into thinking "Oh fuck, that was the big mother fucking mouth of what ever the fuck is swimming towards me at great speed". Granted this doesn't have to be your tame and easily recognisable shark or fish, I'm talking an of the fucking up mutations that evolution has deemed necessary.

>>18065344
>>18091566

the bobbit worm and other shit like this is honestly why I just don't understand the Ocean, why did whatever the fuck that worm is need to involve into such a monster?

Did all sci-fi shit come from Ocean creatures because I feel like they must have done at some point.

I have such an irrational fear of the deep sea yet I also can't stop being fascinated by it also lol. fml

>>18102093
>the bobbit worm and other shit like this is honestly why I just don't understand the Ocean, why did whatever the fuck that worm is need to involve into such a monster?

Fish are super-full of the nutrients that a growing bear-trapped-faced monsterworm needs. The mutations that let them snag and hold on to those slippery fuckers allowed them to live longer and breed more. Eventually you get John Holmes-length bastards with spring-loaded harpoons for a face and contracting bodies that can pull them backwards against their gills (for the ones that can be drowned that way) or even into the very sand.

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>>18060851
STEVE IRWIN AVENGED!

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>>18062880

Why

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>>18102846
Japan, you need serious help.

>>18065362
my only question is why would a leviathan have nipples

>>18102846
this is the result of nuclear radiation

>>18103676
I could see that.

bumpity

>>18089543
wisp arcana LOL

>>18053050
I picked up Subnautica and played for the first time in something like 8 months. I didn't know the game had had any updates at all.

So I was puttering around at the bottom of the grand reef, honestly just kind of enjoying the beautiful underwater sights. Dropped into a cave, following some glow rays.... and this unbelievable, loud, rapid fire clicking starts sounding.

My initial reaction was "That's odd, is that the hull of my little sub?"

I turned around, and one of - what is it, a crab squid? - was descending on me from the wall behind me. Three or four times the size of my little sub.

Few times have I shouted in fear at a game, but I screamed "What the fuck! What the fuck! What the fuck!" all the way back to the surface.