Weird Things That Have Been Found Underwater
You'd think that underwater there would be only fish, and maybe an occasional old, sunken ship. Well, there are many crazy things you wouldn't expect to find, but they're there alright! Take a look.
#1.Rolling in the deep.
In 1985, steam locomotives from the 1850's were found at the bottom of the ocean. Somebody must have forgotten to hit the brakes.
#1.Rolling in the deep.
In 1985, steam locomotives from the 1850's were found at the bottom of the ocean. Somebody must have forgotten to hit the brakes.
#2.Sculptures
There is a sculpture park off the coast of Cancun, Mexico. It can only be seen by those willing to plunge into the Caribbean Sea.It has over 500 statues!
#3. Itsy Bitsy
Spiders. Yes. Some species create air pockets on their webs, so they can breathe underwater.
#4.Apollo 11
An Apollo 11 engine was recently uncovered in the Atlantic Ocean after Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos financed a team to search for it.
Archaeologists Discover Shocking Mystery About Easter Island Heads
Scientists are surprised to discover that the famous carved stone heads on Easter Island actually have bodies buried deep beneath the ground.
It turns out there are giant bodies attached to the heads on Easter Island. The statues were created from the volcanic rock by ancient Polynesians between 100 AD to 1800.The carved statues even contain carved art on the outer portions of their bodies.
The Rapa Nui people from the island are contributing to the excavations.
It turns out there are giant bodies attached to the heads on Easter Island. The statues were created from the volcanic rock by ancient Polynesians between 100 AD to 1800.The carved statues even contain carved art on the outer portions of their bodies.
The Rapa Nui people from the island are contributing to the excavations.
These statues include crescents carved on the backs of the towering monoliths, which is said to represent the canoes of the Polynesians who made them.The exposed bodies of statues were hidden under the ground because of land erosion.
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