"The Bloop" Unexplained Scary Sound From The Ocean.

Primal Waters
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Published 2018-09-11
It was the loudest sound ever recorded underwater, and its audio profile seemed to match an animal call... What could it be?

Unbelievable that as much as 95 percent of the world's oceans and 99 percent of the ocean floor are unexplored....
All Comments (21)
  • @hitmanbang5198
    I like how theres a scary photo then the title says "the bloop"
  • @thedorgon9682
    Jesus! I had my volume set up high cause I could barely hear the video, and when it ended I got a guy screaming an ad in my ears at full volume. Gave me a heart attack
  • @Nile8765
    1:15 that reminds me at a random time like 1 am I hear a really loud motorcycle while I'm trying to sleep
  • @khizarc4635
    scary unexplained sound People:Sea monster. Scientists: Iceberg!! Undiscovered creature: Am I a joke to you??
  • @nar4936
    1:15 this is what the toilet hears when i eat kfc
  • @OfOceans
    My cousin rides in a submarine a lot in the navy, and he says it’s scary as hell being underneath the ocean.
  • @jennarowe7337
    Y’all don’t understand how actually creepy this is when you think about the fact that this unusual and very loud underwater sound came from a place in the ocean called Point Nemo, which is dubbed as the most isolated place on earth, 1,000 miles away from any civilization and is DEVOID OF MARINE LIFE because it’s a subtropical gyre, meaning the currents force out any nutrients. Point Nemo is where spaceships and satellites get dumped. The only organisms that can survive there are basically a bunch of microorganisms and bacteria. So, the fact that “the bloop” originated from Point Nemo, even though there is no marine life, is hella freaky tbh.
  • @Primal_Waters
    Unbelievable that as much as 95 percent of the world's oceans and 99 percent of the ocean floor are unexplored.
  • @clay1430
    Though deep sea ice is probably the most reasonable and realistic, I think the fact that sounds like this aren't a common occurrence in that area is pretty telling.
  • @christophergraves3906
    After seeing some other videos depicting this & other mysterious oceanic sounds, I must say: I love the way this video is presented. The creator allows the viewer to do the thinking. And, there's no weird voices or gimmicks. This is essentially pure science. I love it! Thank you
  • @tjd4600
    Having a water flowing on my skin while thinking of sea creatures like this makes me finish my bath really fast