Oceanic Nightmares: Unveiling The Scariest Encounters Beneath The Waves

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Nik 1 year ago

#6 in Portugal the lampreys are cooked and very apreciated . wassat

Felty 1 year ago

Nik, consistence of a beefsteak and it taste a little bit like this, definitly not like fish.
it is undescribable, you need to eat it.
as a catholic we eat this fridays, you know, only fish onf ridays WITHOUT the tase of fish

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Barbie 1 year ago

I was in the ocean on the West Coast of the USA last year and can say without doubt that seeing so many obese people in one place in the ocean is the scariest thing I have ever seen. The gravity reducing effects of salt water is like an aphrodisiac to them and for a brief moment, they can feel normal. At one point I wasn't concentrating and found myself suddenly surrounded by a pod of them. I panicked as they were blocking out the daylight and it became difficult to breathe. Thankfully they all suddenly noticed an ice cream vendor on the beach and waddled out of the water.

Charles 1 year ago

#20 watch?v=F5FEj9U-CJM

Stay afraid. Stay very afraid.

:)

Tim 1 year ago

good thing I live in a land-locked country. I rather try my luck with a cougar(the animal) than these nightmares.

"Nah. The scariest thing to me is falling into a shoal of Humboldt squid. They hunt in packs (and can easily just think ooh human=food) and wrap their powerful arms (with 100-200 hooked suckers) around their prey and then bite down with this bone-crunching beak They grow to about 2.2m and 50kgs. And the worst part is that squid don't really care or seem to notice if the prey is still alive. And adult humans are usually too much to fill a squid stomach. Imagine getting a leg eaten off and then released only to descend lower and either have the process repeat with another squid or to slowly drift downward into the abyss Oh yea I guess you just drown at that point. But imagine you got gear or something. Terrifying. The Humboldt Squid is sometimes called the Red Devil. Nah. The scariest thing to me is falling into a shoal of Humboldt squid. They hunt in packs (and can easily just think ooh human=food) and wrap their powerful arms (with 100-200 hooked suckers) around their prey and then bite down with this bone-crunching beak They grow to about 2.2m and 50kgs. And the worst part is that squid don't really care or seem to notice if the prey is still alive. And adult humans are usually too much to fill a squid stomach. Imagine getting a leg eaten off and then released only to descend lower and either have the process repeat with another squid or to slowly drift downward into the abyss Oh yea I guess you just drown at that point. But imagine you got gear or something. Terrifying. The Humboldt Squid is sometimes called the Red Devil."