Creepy photos of the ocean that will make you never want to leave land (18 photos + 1 video)

We have all seen photographs of the Titanic resting on the ocean floor. What about the iceberg that sank him? This, pardon the pun, chilling picture, as well as many others, after which you’re even scared to take a bath, are in this collection.





1. Just a sea mine floating calmly in the ocean.



2. A giant squid shamelessly tries to wrestle the surfer's board away.







3. The nose of the Titanic looks, to put it mildly, scary



4. And here is the iceberg that sank him. The photo was taken by a passenger on the Carpathia, the ship that saved 705 passengers on the Titanic.



5. This frilled shark is definitely up to something bad (for example, selling a scorched Rolex)



6. This is Cymothoa exigua or simply "tongue-eating woodlice." It penetrates the fish through the gills, eats its tongue and replaces it with itself.



7. Not a single person who has watched a science fiction horror film at least once in his life would stick his nose into this blue hole.



8. This coast guard ship was sunk specifically to create an artificial reef. Interesting but creepy



9. This wave is at Mavericks, a surf spot on the California coast known for its massive waves. We are talking about waves the size of a five-story building.



10. This photo from the Candelabra Cave in Palau can feel claustrophobic just looking at it.



11. This sunken plane looks almost intact, as if it belonged on land being repaired, and not on the ocean floor.



12. The teeth of this lamprey are simply painful to look at. This particular one is from New York, but let's be honest, that's not far enough



13. Waterspout. Does anyone think that the ocean has no place in the sky?



14. This “portal to hell” is not in the ocean, but in a Californian lake, but that makes it no less frightening.



15. Sea cave resembling a dragon's eye



16. This Jeep is an eerie reminder to use the handbrake.



17. And this photo is really terrifying: it’s garbage at the bottom of the Mariana Trench. There is nothing more terrible than a person