How did people travel these seas 500 years ago
u/AggravatingStable102 — 1 day ago
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Rick Charls set the high dive record in 1983, which remains unbroken to this day.
u/Cas-Gwent-boyo — 3 days ago
🔥 What can you expect in a harbor's really deep water? (Wait for it!)
Location: Knudsen Cove, Ketchikan, Alaska USA
u/True-Award-3722 — 3 days ago
Iguazu Falls after a heavy rain
u/ClassroomShort896 — 3 days ago
How a 1-Meter Drop Creates a Dangerous "Drowning Machine"
u/Jazztify — 3 days ago
They couldnt pay me enough to do this
u/Worried_Instance_676 — 4 days ago
Winfield Lock and Dam right now
We’re getting insane rain right now. Not my pic. Dad’s friend sent it to him. This is in Winfield, WV
u/RogueStalker409 — 3 days ago
A giant squid was filmed miles deep in the ocean below an oil rig
u/Dry-Selection421 — 5 days ago
Octopus Attaches Itself to Filipino Fisherman’s Face
u/Interesting-Gate7473 — 6 days ago
🔥Iguazu falls after heavy rain
u/Amygdali_lama — 6 days ago
This deep sea camera footage shows a massive unknown species of isopod killing a small shark
u/Dry-Selection421 — 6 days ago
filipino illegal miners dive without oxygen tanks
u/DoGoods — 12 days ago
Ocean sunfish (Mola mola) coming up to the surface.
Video credited to @saltyric on Instagram.
u/Better_Hair_9673 — 13 days ago
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When the ocean goes quiet...
Two tiger sharks circling our group. Slow. Patient. Silent.
Then the second one disappeared.
Just... gone.
Now I can only see one.
And we're in 6,700 feet of water.
It could be coming up from anywhere.
That moment when the ocean goes quiet and you realize you're not alone down there anymore hits different.
Credit : insta @pelagic.paul
u/butterfly1202 — 8 days ago
Deep Below an Oil Rig
This rig in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico stands on the bottom in 300 feet of warm, clear water and the divers are about 50 feet below the water level here.
u/Fair-Application-689 — 9 days ago