The best part is, something like this could have existed. . . or still exist. Man still hasn't discovered the rest of the dark filled world of the ocean.
Black_Gold_Saw said: The best part is, something like this could have existed. . . or still exist. Man still hasn't discovered the rest of the dark filled world of the ocean.
The Bloop
Didn't really think the pic was that scary. But now...
Actually, I doubt something that big would even notice something that small... and even if it noticed it, moving it's body would take too much energy out of it, thus it wouldn't go for the boat.
Black_Gold_Saw said: The best part is, something like this could have existed. . . or still exist. Man still hasn't discovered the rest of the dark filled world of the ocean.
The Bloop
Very True, just like people say, we know more about are Moon, than are own Oceans.
This picture fills me with fright and trauma. I know small doses of something you fear can eventually cure you of them, but this... I'm never stepping in the oceans again (I have a fear of them anyways).
Shit like this makes me fear swimming even more. When the water turns too dark to see any further, who knows what's down there? There could be giants... they could just be too fast and too smart to get caught on camera.
The biggest undiscovered creatures probably aren't bigger than the blue whale. OTOH, it's probably some kind of horribly huge cephalopod (like the colossal squid), or a shark.
It could just swim through and catch the poor guy into its mouth. Not like the teeth is needed for such small thing.
GreenDrag said: Actually, I doubt something that big would even notice something that small... and even if it noticed it, moving it's body would take too much energy out of it, thus it wouldn't go for the boat.
See, I picture this the way Seika does. That thing is Charybdis (sp?), that one Greek monster that was a living whirlpool. Every now and then it just opens its mouth and anything nearby gets sucked in. That poor fellow is just in the wrong place at the real wrong time!
