I was thinking the same thing I feel like there probably was one but made sure not to get shots of it or something to make it more Dramatic

@@TheMidWestWarriors yup. I think you hit it on the nose with that idea. I've watched tons of diving stuff over the years out of a deep desire to become certified and to go diving myself, unfortunately its a dream that will probably never happen. Never had enough money or local availability to do it. That aside, even shows that try to put in a feeling of desperation or excitement still ALWAYS emphasize safety.....especially in cave diving. So whatever their reason, it seems a bit irresponsible......but I suppose I have no grounds for judging the situation. Thanx so much for the reply and noticing it too. Blessings my friend! Have a good life!

Coolnegative i agree with you 100 percent

@ren bao ill take that as a joke😁

@ren bao copy that.......

You would too if you knew monsters were real.

Yeah, and weed as well.

Be careful bud

Most diver deaths are caused by the diver misjudging depth and distance. They get into situations that they had no chance of doing safely.

KZfaq experts speak 😒

I recall a few years ago watching a short series ( 4 episodes) where a professional diver explored different dive sites, one per episode, including a site notorious for diver deaths. There was a legend attached to it that young men were being lured to their deaths by a beautiful girl, either a sea monster living in this cave, or a ghost of a drowned girl- I can't remember which, now. The dive site was stunningly beautiful which, ironically, contributed to the deaths. In the end, no mysterious woman was needed to explain how otherwise experienced divers ended up drowning. Part of the issue was the beauty of the cavern, and the clarity of the water, and, in particular, a spectacular underwater arch that attracted attention. This arch was, in fact, far deeper underwater than it appeared to be: coupled with the fact that the deeper a diver goes, the less air time they have due to water pressure compressing their air supply. The programme did go into this factor in detail, but sadly, both the passage of years and my lack of physics knowledge means I can't recall it. What I do recall clearly is that, despite knowing that the arch was down too deep, and that his air was becoming critically low, the diver still felt drawn to explore the arch, and had to fight that temptation with all his strength and return to the surface. So, even fully trained, highly experienced divers can find themselves getting into trouble. Disorientation, and an inability to judge distance and depth underwater, is extremely dangerous even when the water is crystal clear. Stir up silt, and suddenly the one thing you had to keep orientated, the visibility, is cut to zero, and you could end up swimming down when you thought you were swimming up. And by the time you realise your error, you'd be almost out of oxygen... if you hadn't run out already!

Is a tiger shark a hybrid of a tiger and a shark?

@@stztrt9288 no the tiger shark has stripes like a tiger and it's a shark but not a hybrid

Puerto Rican fishermen have had nightmare stories of octopus stealing their catch and clobbering fishermen over the head with chunks of the boat, for HUNDREDS OF YEARS.

Right lol a sharktopus, tv is in the game of making money, not educating. Thats why all ufo, cryptid, ghost shows never ever find anything substantial.

Half shark half octopus never existed lol

That would be amazing. But why hide it?

Interesting fact, octopi are only limited in their size by the fact they die....🐙🐙🐙🐙

It’s totally fake.

There’s no way to prove if that was the kids clothing or not even if they bring it up

they were diving in a completly different place

What does neutral buoyancy mean? Would that be like, floating without moving in any directions?

He wanted to say natural

yeah that stuff that washes up on the shore in Andros that's twice the size of a Pacific Giant Octopus is probably a hoax. Glad you are here to suck the mystery out if lufe for us and keep the internet and world safe.

Yep

Especially considering the ocean is massive and we havent even explored 1/10 of it

Well I mean you can rule out something like a shark octopus hybrid because that is biologically impossible

@@user-mg7wh8zq6v also when people say we have only explored 15% of the ocean thats because we dont even need to personally explore most of it because so much of the ocean is just dead space with no life

@@ping0246 by dead space do u mean in deeper levels or dead space as in the one in the dead sea, absolutely no organism at all?

Sharkopus dont exist.

Hate the acting.

maths 😆

@@mealex303 South Park ;) (manbearpig :P )

Fake

That’s scientists for you

I'll believe anything she says so gorgeous 😍

Educated people tend to be the dumbest people. 🥸

Or 'whiteout'

Biologic

They have a lot of nerve calling these guys experts.

Bull shit its not real.

@@ghostshirt1984 that was a joke from a year ago 💀

Sounds like you got all the answers. What a wise man!

You just won the dumbest comment of the year award.

Shes right no sharkopus.

What about a gigantic octopus ? I mean is "deep - sea gigantism" applicable to a Pacific Octopus ? Those are the only things that are quite fierce, more so than a squid...... and something one needs to be vary of while sailing on the sea. Good thing nobody "sails" these days.

Shes right!

Yes, lets follow that unknown monster that could possibly kill us since people have gone missing here before, nothing can go wrong.

If you studied and knew all about octopuses, they could be camouflage right next to you and you would not see them.

Yea ok I'd like to see you pursue the monster foh Josh is still alive cuz he got outta the water you'd be "missing" with the other ppl smh

Sharkopus is not real.

They are real just so you know buddy plenty of evidence PLENTY but you sit there being influenced by the government and skeptics who don't want anyone to know the truth good luck

I think they purposefully put out fake stories and then "debunk" them in order to frighten people away from considering any further stories about undiscovered animals. Why they may do this is unclear to me.

Nope