Less than 10% of the ocean has been explored. What terrifying

>>18509723
Not much probably.

I'm sure it's fairly isotropic with a few relatively scattered interesting bits and pieces.

The old gods

>>18509723
Kuthulu or some giant sea creature.

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I don't know, man, but it keeps me up at night

>>18509723
>What terrifying things hide in the depths?
Abyssaly giant squids

>>18510300
Undiscovered species of fish, which are undiscovered. You cant make an assumption of something that exists which is not yet discovered. That would make it fictional, furthermore there is no evidence of their existence.

>>18510306
Shoosh up you deep sea fagmarine.

Honestly, probably some cool organisms. Might even change the way we see sea life or life in general.

As far as ancient Lovecraftian monsters go, probably not many.

>>18510306
Squids enlarged by abyssal giantism have already been discovered though.

>>18510314
Genetically modified squid?

How is something which is in the water terrifying?

>>18510325
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep-sea_gigantism
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colossal_squid

>>18509745
You know, at this stage I'd be more shaken looking out my window and seeing a giant pair of hands than seeing a colossal tentacle.

Seeing uniquely human features implies some kind of metaphysical or supernatural origin for me, which is much more terrifying.

Stonefish.

>>18509723
>the "Less than 10% of the oceans has been explored" meme
> falling for the ocean jew

fuck off nigger

zubumaphu lies in the sea

>>18510460
That show was my SHIT

>>18509723
this pic annoys me
why would something so big just decide to eat a ship
is he just being a cunt? i dont know

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>>18509723
Super intelligent deep ocean squids

>>18510592
Pretty sure its plankton mate

I am pretty sure we know what is in more the 10 percent of the ocean. We have satellites that scan that shit and the terrain down there.
We may not know what's it the deepest parts due to inability to travel at that depth or see what is there due to darkness.
We should create that technology before we look at space though.

>>18510597
>Tfw to intelligent too live on land

>>18510592
>>18510609
>mfw it's a drawing

There's nothing down here you fucking idiots

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Oh just this abomination

100% of the ocean has been explored. It's just a question of what kind of resolution.

>>18509723
I heard there's something enormousness huge down there. A hideous monster that sailors gave the name... Your Mom.

>>18510673
>Here

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>>18510673
Yeah, fuck off. We're full

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>>18510673
Who's paying you, asshole?

Giant squid and Colossal squid are 2 distinct, confirmed species. They are both scary in and of themselves but we have only ever seen a handful of specimens. What are the chances that any of the ones we have seen are anything like as big as they get? You don't catch record fish on your first try! You could fish for a lifetime and never catch a trout over 3lb, you'd be pretty sure that they can't get much bigger than that. You'd be wrong though, wild trout in the UK have gone over 30lb, globally much larger. What if the squid we have seen are just the babies?

>>18510698
>motherfucker I will eat your face if touch you me again

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>>18510673

>>18510957
kek

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>>18509723
When the time comes.
Check them.

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>>18510957
xd

>>18510724
Plenty of caves and tunnels to take it down a notch.

I'm actually expecting to have some remnants of an ancient civilization of there. Maybe just tech and mummies in glass jars.

>>18510698
Those are not abominations, they're fascinating and beautiful.

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The ocean is not a friendly place

>>18511350
i bet there's something to find in that cave, it's all a false flag to keep you out, goy

>>18511350
You don't fuck with cave diving.

>>18510314
squids am are the will to evolve soon.

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>>18509723
Thread theme:
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiVUXCp8_jo

As for what lays under the sea It's possible intelligent life exists but its doubtful. I hope no old ones exist but anything is possible

>>18510738
What the fuck I am looking at ?

>>18511753
How a Black Hole would look

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disgusting giant tentacled organisms like the thing on the left here

its better to stay away

>>18509731
>Not much
New species are being discovered all the time in the deep sea

>>18511753
i black hole absorbing and bending light

>>18509723
What we call aliens

>>18511350
So how do inexperienced divers die in caves normally? I'm sure drowning but do they get lost or something?

>>18511891
Lost, stuck, run out of air. People die in underwater caves all the time

>>18509731
This is fucking retarded

>>18509723
Giant anaconda. Like we're talkin GIANT...

>>18510957
hahahahahhaa

>>18511891
>>18511910

This, plus there is the possibility of stirring up the silt by accidentally hitting it with your flippers. You panic and kick more which stirs up an even bigger cloud. Now the dark water is extremely clouded all around you and you get turned around. The only thing you can see with your flashlight is murk from the silt. Now you don't know which way in the cave is out; sending you in the wrong direction.

>>18510592
>>18510609
Looks like an atoll to me.

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>>18511350

>>18511350
>Tutorial dungeon.jpg

>>18513227
I read a story about an inexperienced diver who went into a cave and ended up getting stuck and rather than asphyxiate or drown he stabbed himself to death. Later, while trying to remove the body, a police diver also got stuck and died in the same fucking cave. Underwater caves are no bueno.

>>18511809
Looks like a dimensional door way.

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>>18513319
>I read a story about an inexperienced diver who went into a cave and ended up getting stuck and rather than asphyxiate or drown he stabbed himself to death.
Surely you don't believe that inane story. Stabbing yourself to death would be a way worse death than drowning -- but let's pretend this guy felt otherwise. It'd be damn hard to swing a knife underwater fast enough to stab yourself to death. And if he was in a wet-suit even more so, but maybe he wasn't. Guess he could have slit his wrists. The whole story sounds too much of something old scuba divers tell the kids around a campfire at the bottom of the sea.

>>18510306
Giant squids already discovered you faggot.

>>18511753
Gravitational lensing.
Stellar objects with a lot of gravity bend light just like a glass lens. It's how astronomers can see the shit really REALLY far away - objects between us and them zoom that shit in.

>>18511250
Stop being a pretentious cunt

the cluster....

>>18511058

a potrait of everyone on reddit

I believe that they have explore more than the 10% but they wont tell us

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>>18510306
Giant squid and colossal squid have already been discovered.

Lots of flat fish and salty water.
Spooky.

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>>18510673

>>18509736
Only the God of the Gepths Kutulu, Tiamat or leviathan for cristians. I will start to pray to Ancient Gods, and High sumerian Gods. Other religions are a copy of the actual religion, the sumerian religion...

>>18509736
>>18509743
>>18510300
>We don't know what could be in 90% of the ocean
>We don't know
>DON'T KNOW
Everyone immediately jumps to worshiping ancient gods, thanks for the laughs /x/

>>18514030
tips harder the fedora*

>>18513990
Depths* fixed.

>>18510643
Inteligent enough to understand the difference between "to" and "too"

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the thought of handling a octopus like this makes me shudder, fuck those things

>>18514265
octopus are FRIENDS dont throw them >:c

>>18514268
Octopi are alien invaders here to conquer our planet, and rape the Japanese. Throw them into the sun!

>>18514030
>everyone
>3 posts
>one of those just says squids, mentions nothing about gods

>>18514306
An octopus in zero g sounds like a sucky situation.

>>18513263
HAHAHA theres my big laugh of the day!

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>>18513372
Fucking buzz Killington over here

Anyone have a link to the (ancinet, 2008 ish) thread of the guy who claimed to be a diver working for an oil firm who saw all sorts of freaky shit? Notably a colossal gelatinous mass extending to the limits of his vision in all directions.

>>18509723
ur mom

>>18509745
What? No I meant here in this canyon.

Sorry, red vs blue moment.

Dude I don't like going out in the ocean.

>>18510614
>We should create that technology before we look at space though.

It really shouldn't be a problem doing both, but wars will be wars.

>>18511350
Yeah fuck cave diving. That shit is so fucking dangerous and normal caving in it self is crazy in some cases. Get stuck and you are as good as gone

>>18514306
>Octopi
It's octopodes.

>>18517453
what?

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>>18509743
>Kuthulu

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>>18510957

>>18511742
squids am are the will to evolve soon

>>18511765
fucking nightmares! please tell me this isn't real!

>>18517566
squids am are the will to evolve soon.

>>18517064
Bumping for this

>>18510957
Reposted on r/4chan

hurts my brain to ponder for too long

>>18510306
>You cant make an assumption of something that exists which is not yet discovered. That would make it fictional

fucking autistic.

i guess you've never studied chemistry, you imbecile. how the fuck could any progress, in any field occur if this was true? im angry at your small, petty existence

>>18514189
>tfw too intelligent to fall for the meme

>>18517611
squids am are the will to evolve soon

>>18510957
hahahahahha fuck

>>18517064
another bump for this sounds cool

>>18509736
Hyped for C'thun.

>>18517064
http://4chandata.org/x/I-was-a-commercial-diver-for-an-oil-and-gas-company-in-the-1990s--a164294

Is this it?

>>18519036
>missing files

you dirty nigger

you better have another archive, with files

>>18513751
Ignorant fool. You're messing with words you don't understand.

>>18513842
Immense squid still out there.

>>18517487
octopissoff

>>18510957
Fine, have my keks!

>>18509723
not really terrifying but atlantis is down there

Mermaids :)

>>18509723
There is evidence of large under ground caves as big as counties and even states. They have oceans of water. Some exist at about 80 miles below our feet. If they were able to host any type of life, could you imagine the possibilities of what could be down there? Creatires we could never imagine, possibly in complete darkness and high pressure, isolated in their own world. Strange.
We can barely reach the bottom of our own oceans, let alone go miles underground

The thing is, tagged whales dive pretty deep and basically never go missing. So if there were an underwater civilization or giant monstrous creatures there would probably be some anomaly there. It's a cool concept though. Could be massive nice animals, who knows.

>>18514280
Thanks dude, now I have permanent nightmares.

>>18517487
It's octopussoir, you dip..

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Have any of you ever played subnautica? I love the ocean and all things related to giant undiscovered creatures but exploring an underwater river and hearing noises of any kind is the most terrifying experience ever

>>18517597
google for the japanese deep sea camera station videos.
Youll see a lot more freaky stuff they observed.
like some 18+meter long flappy band of gelatin made organism who flails through the sea.
looks like a scarf in the wind.

>>18510352
>>18509745
I'd be scared or aroused depending on how feminine they are.

>>18510957
>>18517725
>>18511058
>any OC is considered leddit

>>18517490
>you ever wondered what we're doing here?
>idk man but it keeps me up at night
>no i meant here in this canyon

he was making a red vs blue joke

>>18511765
Can we just drop hundreds of nuclear depth charges into places like this?

>>18520636
Have you ever seen Godzilla?

>>18509723
Imagine if a skeleton popped out.

>>18520636
Wouldn't it just float back up?

>>18509723
i'm sure that creature would expend more energy swallowing that tiny boat than what it would gain by digesting it
if they're that dumb they're prolly dead already

>>18519855
That's just a basket star, they're filter feeders.

>>18514280
Looks like spawn of the elder gods to me.

>>18510957
There's another one of these that's even better. Someone around here must have it.

shrek

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>>18509723

Fish!

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>>18521499
In all shapes and sizes

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>>18521502
Some are cute

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>>18521505
Some are cool

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>>18521505
All of them are slippery

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>>18521509
some are cooler

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>>18521510
Thats true

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>>18521513
Many of them are ugly ass fuck

>>18521514
some would probably give you a decent blowjob

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>>18521470

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>>18521499
>>18521502
>>18521505
>>18521509
>>18521510
>>18521512
>>18521513
>>18521514
>>18521519


Just rember, they are all laughing at you!

FISH WAR NOW, NET THE CHORDATE

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>>18521528
exept this guy hes your friend

>>18520939
spooky

>>18513372
>Stabbing yourself to death would be a way worse death than drowning

you sure bout that?

>>18520151
do you know how it is on xbox one? i really want to play it

>>18514189
>tfw hi newfriend

>>18517453
I get it, anon. Red vs Blue in the ocean when?

>>18509723
Mostly boring stuff like bacteria, plankton, a shiiitton of worms, snails, bunch of weird crabs and the like (mostly small), tiny white versions of fish you already know,...

But hey, maybe some cool big stuff. But I doubt anything cooler than giant squids.

>>18521907
At least the pain from stabbing will mostly be numbed by adrenaline, drowning is literally having your lungs crushed. I feel like drowning would be worse than burning.

We'll never get to the bottom until the collective looks within the deep dark depths of themselves. Most rich people are lost souls. This is how it plays out metaphorically.

>>18513306
Kek

>>18509723
A woman with standards low enough that she would consider being your gf.

>>18520160
What happens if Cthulhu has a feminine penis?

>>18521917
(different person) I have it on pc and I sometimes play it with a controller and it plays fine, I'd recommend it, only thing is it's prone to constant updates.

>>18509723
someone post that oceanjew guy shilling how there's nothing interesting in the ocean and no one has time for that .

>>18521917
Guy who posted the subnautica pic
I have it for xbone and it's amazingly fun. They update it with the pc version pretty much and the console commands are easy to do with a controller

[spoiler] It's a fantastic experience to get high and explore a cave deep in the ocean with no actual risk to yourself [/spoiler]

>>18509723
i mean usually my answer would be tons of new and interesting species - some maybe even relevant for medical advances

but since you're aksing on /x/...
maybe ruins of the sentient species before us?
maybe a demon, sealed away?
or maybe even an old god!

probably that waluigi game everybody's been waiting for.

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>>18509723
This lives in the deep

>>18510597
He looks retarded hehe

>>18511043
>34 trillion
>43
>mfw

>>18514030
>we don't know how everything came into being or what lies beyond the sky
>we don't know
>WE DON'T KNOW
You see the trend.

>>18513372
>campfire at the bottom of the sea

>>18509723
EMH's plot progression

>>18509723
I'm hoping that we find some sort of humongous squid or octopus type thing, the known parts of the ocean don't satisfy me much.

>>18509723
Fukushima radiated waste killing micro-bacteria that will eventually destroy the food chain.

>>18513842
ohhh nooo wut they do to poor squido

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whales capable of speech.

>>18519583
what if there were caves as big as a fucking

>>18523382
You dumb cunt

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>>18509723
i mean rapture's definitely down there.

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Sea niggers

>>18523409
Well, whatever's left of it.

>>18510957
/r/ing the one about whirlpools not being dangerous

>>18510597
>ak ak ak ak ak AK! AK!

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Sea Waifus.

>>18511765
Does that thing on the left have a name?

>>18514280
>Octopikings

>>18510325
genetically modified....
bro you just went full retard.

>>18510698
this actually looks like a pokemon

>>18510673
Fuck off ocean-niggers, we're full

>>18524400
zoroastrian sea waifus?

>>18511765
I'm pretty sure that's just a squid orgy

>>18513850
>Oy, this mench has got a quest!

>>18513990
This.

>>18510597
Which will be smarter, the Russian lake squid or the American Mariana trench squid?

>>18510862
If they got too much bigger they'd probably have trouble finding a stable food source. I can't imagine them being sustainable much past 50-60 feet. Unless they're eating something we don't know about or eating something we do know about in much larger numbers than previously thought, like taking down several whales a year.

https://youtu.be/mjzVCt3Om-M?t=3m

>can't get it off my mind from thinking it's some giant's hairy legs.
need help

>>18510698
looks like a giant tick

>>18517487
>octopodes
it's Octopucci you puss

>>18520939
that would be interesting, would be sort of a proof for atlantis or merpeople do exist.

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I'm from Dvach (/zog). you know about picrelated? do so: in Google maps write it Figur_001/Figur_002/Figur_003
???
and you get what the pic's

Sorry for my language((

>>18527049
Look at Dexter nearby.

There's a lot of heavily irradiated ground out there btw, that might be people putting shit on cheap land or a nuclear waste dumping site.

>>18521907
Drowned and saved/reanimated scuba diver here.

Yeah, drowning isn't actually that bad.(allthough for me it was during an hard exercise gone wrong and i held my breath untill i passed the fuck out, sank and i didn't panic and started breathing water, water just started leaking into my lungs when i passed out).
It's relatively easy to supress the urge to breath long enough to get dizzy without panicking, from there on you're only 30-60 seconds away from fainting, then the water just does the rest.

Being stuck without breath and panicking is the real problem, the drowning itself isn't all that bad. Now stabbing yourself.... that would pretty awfull.

>>18522195
Also same guy as above
>drowning is literally having your lungs crushed.

Lol whut, no it's not. It fainting and dying from a lack of oxygen in the brain. In the worst case you breath water, which sucks and will make you cough, your need for oxygen probably causing spasms but your lungs are not getting crushed. Damaged by the water and spasms at most.

>>18527211
Thats how I would imagine it. I guess the panic/fear is the absolute worst part about it.

>>18510698
Giant isopods ate my well known brand of corn chips

the motherfucking old ones, bitch

>>18526980
Russian squid will likely lose but the Russians will say they let us win to get closer to trump.

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>>18527259

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>>18511765

>>18514280
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrfcglOmBYw
>the arms can regenerate another animal
>many other seastars have zombie arms
NOOOOO

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>>18511891
I read this one story of a cave diver getting separated and ending up in an open room that had a bank where the water ended and you could come up for air. He was so lost, ran out of air and died on the bank. Sick way to go. Rescue divers found him 2 weeks later. Read it in this book.

>>18513842
but they haven't been recorded in their natural habitat. Only captured by fishing boats in deep sea.

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

>>18527586
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBa-GcNw_Ow

>>18527596
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Vostok

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>>18513359
some scientists think that black holes could lead to other realms

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I am new to /x/ and what the fuck is all this. I am legit terrified.

>>18511350
>There's nothing in this cave worth dying for!
theres obviously pirate treasure in there

>>18527586
Sounds like a Lovecraft short story

>>18524896
Probably just a Siphonophore; a cnidarian relative of jellyfish and corals

>>18510310
>probably not many.
Oh, you know, one or two. I hear tell some consider T'yolth the Odorous to count, so maybe three?

>>18510592
Who says he's eating it? Maybe he's just sitting there filtering plankton and the ship just happened to sail overhead.

>>18511753
Ur mum

>>18511442
Spoilers: cave is actually the entrance to a crashed, buried alien spaceship

>>18510597
>ack ack ack ack ACK ACK ACK

>>18514280
I heard these things described as 'like a spider that was also its web, if the web was made out of barbed wire'.

>>18509723
Nothing we haven't wholesale destroyed with our habit of making waste that lasts millenia. Where do you think the really big hazardous waste contracts went? Kek.

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>>18520151
I just got back into Subnautica after almost a year of it not running on my computer.

Pic related: Subnautica in a nutshell.

>>18522264
No. You have to go to space for that.

>>18527211
When I read 'drowned and reanimated scuba diver here' I thought you were joking but no you're a legit zombie.

>>18521514
"LET ME BACK TO MY PROPER REALM, FOOLISH NOSE-BREATHERS!!"

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>>18527562
>Trump leans in close
>"Wrong"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvi_5Bq8gE8

>>18527881
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCWop491Q9Y
Better video

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You guys should check out @rfedortsov on Twitter. He posts the spookiest ocean life shit.

>>18518527
Well, what I’m sayin is that there are known knowns, and there are known unknowns, but there are unknown unknowns. Things that we don’t know that we don’t know.

>>18517493
There are a dozen different spellings for his name, which is to be expected with an orthography as deep as English

>>18527614
The ocean is really deep, really dark, and really scary. Nobody knows what it wants. Its purpose is unknown and likely sinister.

>>18527920
Welcome to Night Vale

>>18509745
it look like it's an old woman masturbating

>>18510728
If Cthulhu is real, it would still make me less surprised than realizing that people make "Your Mom" jokes in 2017

>>18510673
Sounds like something an alien nazi on a secret underwater base would say

>>18528039
how would they have internet

>>18509723
>Less than 10% of the ocean has been explored

Except that's true.

100% has been mapped by satelite. Every inch has been sailed through.

My friend says that if something bigger than a blue whale existed, we would've seen it by now.
How wrong is he?

>>18527211
This is fucking bullshit.

>>18528057
Very

>>18517432
>>18521491
>>18522805
>>18523328
>>18524153
>>18524400
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>>18523068
Do you fucks feel funny? Cancer

>>18528049
>Except that's true
yep

>>18528057
He is not right but he also is not even wrong. Thats a complete non sequitur

>>18511043
The image doesn't make sense to me, someone pls explain?

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>>18527799
I can't wait to see that things full size when it's done. Running into the sea dragon leviathan while exploring the lava zone last night almost gave me a heart attack

>>18527799
Damn I haven't seen an Emperor yet. I want to do a normal playthrough and not see one in creative so there's actual danger.

Looks fucking awesome.

>>18526991
/tg/ had a underwater thread a while back that gets reposted occasionally, which mentioned that lanternfish make up massive chunk of Earths Biomass. There are so many of those fish they used to give radars false readings of depth.

>>18528286
The emperor isn't in the game yet, but it will be the biggest thing in the game. You can run into the Sea Dragon Leviathan without creative mode though and that's the largest aggressive creature in the game

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSXqqi3ShOs

vaquitas

bort

>>18514280
Ya never see these fuckers in spongebob

>>18528043
With Bell Aliant you clod

>>18528261
>>18528286
Apparently, the Sea Emperor isn't going to be hostile. It's going to be sentient, and guide you through the end-game using telepathy.

>>18527561
>dying in a bank
Well, he wasn't jewish, that much is for sure.

>>18529203
It's going to be linked to the cure for the disease on the planet. I don't really like the idea of it using telepathy to talk to you though

>>18509723
To be honest, while "not much" isn't true, "nothing really very exciting" is. Going to probably find tonnes of new species of holothurians, crustaceans and echinoderms down there.

The largest thing that's probably going to be found in the deep sea are new species of shark or ratfish chimera. Maybe some new type of large squid, but even then I doubt it would be monstrously huge.

The ocean floor hasn't been explored with cameras and biologists, but the entire ocean has been sonar'd beyond belief by every country's military and it's fairly predictable and uniform for huge stretches.

As I said, interesting stuff to come, but nothing exciting or game changing.

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>>18523276
Responding so my own post so people are aware of the crisis thats still going on, but swept under the rug by the media.

Also regarding OPs question: Lots of undiscovered species, various debris from civilizations of the past, and giant squids!

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>>18529894
And there is already life growing in the dead zones of Chernobyl. Life finds a way.

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>>18529953
There is but animals have a shorter life expectancy then humans, they die naturally faster then cancer from radiation would. I'm talking long term effects, these radiated animals may seem fine at first, but in the long run its humans and other life that have longer lifespans that will be effected harder.

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>>18510460
>implying this nigga lives five miles underwater

>>18513372
I'm pretty sure you can watch the video on YouTube of the corpse retriever dying retrieving this corpse. There's actually a couple good ones of divers last moments. Check em out!

>>18529953
Life that has turned into monsters

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

>>18527943
>There are a dozen different spellings for his name,

HP Lovecraft spelled it as Cthulu, any other spelling is wrong

>>18530047
It´s Cthulhu, you moron

>>18521064
That's a Blue Hole look it up it's not a monster lol

>>18510306

>you can't make an assumption of some thing that exists which is not yet discovered.
>that would make it fictional.

I believe that would make it theoretical, anon. Like evolution and gravity.

>>18527008
Good guess. It's a sea louse. So, basically enormous headlice about the size house cats that live underwater.

>>18530056
>what is a typo

grow up

>>18509723
Truly giant monsters/old gods/Cloverfield are too big to survive in the deepest parts of the ocean. So we'll just keep finding small weird looking shit for the next 30 years I guess,

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>>18510698

>>18521752
kek

>>18517064
There's a similar thread, different OP way back 2008 as well who claimed to have a job scouting for portals(??) that randomly appear anywhere in the world (I don't really remember much).

One time he was riding a helicopter above the ocean and the guy sitting beside him pointed out to the waters, "There's another one below here, a gentle giant, probably half a kilometer"

>>18519036
I remember that thread.
OP found a water gator/dolphin thing during his trips then anons try to find a online pics that resembles the animal. Turns out, OP might've found a pilosaur, a species of water reptiles during the Jurassic era

>>18510698
>LOVE ME

Prolly besos. Lots and lots just waiting for me.

>>18521752
>tfw they will never reveal the words of the golden eel

>>18529975
Maybe the radiation will alter the DNA of some things and make new exciting forms of life.

>>18529982
>implying he doesn't

>>18530073
The difference between theoretical and fictional is that 'theoretical' things have even the tiniest smidgen of evidence that they are true, whereas 'fictional' things do not, and in fact may have evidence to the contrary.

>>18530521
That's not how radiation works irl kid

>>18521064
>tfw you'll never digest in a sea monster's stomach

>>18510306
christ, you sound like one of 'those' people

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>>18530641
It could happen anything is possible.

>Rads + 800: Your Sea Dolphin evolved into Lanturn!

>>18510673
Posting this on /4chan/ :^)

>>18521513
is this sea jew rubbing his appendages?

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>>18528203
shroud of turin is jesus's burial rag or some jazz like that and his image is mysteriously "stained" onto it. there's a history channel special and i think it's on cuckflix. the image implies it would take 34 trillion watts zapped into jc to burn his image onto it.. or maybe a superbright flash? its pretty vague and i highly doubt it's factual anyway.

>>18530047

This. I'm amazed that people seem to think Cthulu is actually some kind mythological character from folklore or some shit. H. P. Lovecraft's work isn't even that old.

>>18531376
Expect it with the piss poor /pol/vasion. It's happening on all boards now. Their Cicada clone last year referenced orcs as if they were some arcane bit of mythology and not a Tolkien invention.

>>18523328
she thicc

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>>18509723
Probably some water jews

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>>18520156
well atleast we know that all that hentai plot isnt entirely a made up story by the crazy japs afterall

>>18517455
If the US had spent even a fraction of what they spend on warfare every fucking year on science and research, we'd have conquered Andromeda by now

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>>18510698
>that mockumentary about a mutant strain of these parasiting a new england fishing town

>>18531376
I can at least understand the mistake. Lovecraft always mixed in some real myths and referenced different folklore

>>18532509
Link?

>>18510957
should include the OP post for context

>>18532641
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctkkn1qSYKw

bamp

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>>18509736
You... are... already... dead.

>>18524896
Bob

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>>18527773
You joke but that's probably true.

>>18528057
Well I assume he means on this planet because we cannot see into the furthest reaches of space. Even if he means earth though that is simply not true, we like to think we have eyes everywhere but that's not true. There is so much unseen underground and underwater and of course in Antartica. He is so very wrong.

>>18527605
They do. Trust me.

>>18530036
First off, chill the fuck out.

Second off, I'll go Google that now.

>>18513263
underrated

>>18533428
Have you been to other realms?

>>18509731
Sea shill pls go

>>18510300
This is something we've already discovered though

>>18514280
Looks like an earthbound boss

>>18529894
Do you have a source for this? Legit curious

>>18533531
>>18533531
Which post? I take the Fukushima indecent seriously and everyone seems to have forgotten about it already.

>>18509731

You realize mankind is a few hundred thousand years old, right? Water can rise and fall, continents shift and islands can sink. That's not mentioning the fact that new species are discovered very regularly in the ocean. It's hard to tell what kind of deep sea creatures lurk in the furthest reaches of the oceans.

>>18510306

The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence.

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>>18513372

>>18517064

I believe there's a thread over on /r/nosleep but it could be a different story.

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>>18528084
>WHAT DID I TELL YOU GUYS ABOUT HAVING FUN!

>>18533589
Irradiated bacteria destroying ecosystems

>>18533740
I don't have any sources off-hand I have just been reading about Fukushima since its happened from many sites. If you do some research online you'll find scary things like Tepco covering up for Fukushima. Radiation levels around Fukishima/Japan safety levels were raised to make citizens and the world feel safer while the incident is still a threat. Washed up hoards of dead animals on coasts have irregular high radiation levels in them. Things like that... Also MANY sites about Fukushima 404'd, I have seen this for myself, one day reading an article, I saved it, then come a week later I try reading it again and its gone.

>>18533452
Yes. If you want me to go into great detail, I can.

>>18533811

just do it faggot

>>18520636
t. retard