DRAINED 3D TITANIC! WHERE ARE THE BODIES? 

The bodies were crushed, eaten and dissolved over time

To those confused about the middle section. The middle section actually consists of many large and small sections of decks under the third funnel scattered across the seabed. The creator himself has claimed in a few comments that he has assembled the pieces together to form the middle section. These pieces separated due to the violent implosion of the stern (because of a large amount of air still being inside the stern after it went down) and also because the open or split part of the hull faced forward while going down. This exposed the vulnerable part to the huge force of around 25000 tons (Titanic in total weighed around 46,329 Gross Registered Tons) of steel in the stern pushing through high pressure water with speed. The same did not happen with the bow as the split part faced backward and did not experience any force of the bow plowing through the water. So there is no single big "middle piece" like the bow or stern. and about bodies, I personally believe they would probably be never found as extensive exploration of the interiors of wreck is not permitted. Bodies would most likely be found much inside the ship and the bones would be scattered in many small fragments under massive amounts of debris and silt. The problem is that some people don't want anyone tampering with the wreck it being considered a grave site etc. Even the idea recovery of the Marconi instrument from the ship was scrapped. I think we should at least recover some more remnants of the ship for future generations to see and experience the glory of the world's finest ocean liner and the fateful night that all those 2,240 people faced.

There were probably very few bodies who eventually settled in the area within the wreck, most passengers & crew was wearing lifebelts when the Titanic sank, and a large majority of the victims drifted far away from the site of the wreck before their bodies sank to the bottom. I think only a very small number of bodies followed the Titanic to the bottom, i also tend to think that the shoes found on the wreck site did not come from bodies, but rather from the passengers & crew bags and so on.

2 and a half miles down, 400 bar/6,000 psi...even as the ship sunk to half way that depth, the pressure would have been crushing. With the movement of the ship downward, the room would eventually squeeze the air out and fill it with water. Now, those who were deep down and the possibility of the ship still having air pockets, the pressure would have sent them unconscious within 20 seconds after the ship submerged and was heading down. Not painful; it would be like falling unconscious and never waking up. Scary, but not a slow death like drowning. The ones trapped inside when the air pocket went and filled with water...same result. The crushing would kill them first if they were lucky before the drowning. Do I think there might still be bodies down there? No. Ship having any rooms without water filling it now is relatively low. All these years, I'd imagine the bodies are long gone from corrosion, but less likely is a chance there's any compartment left without water filling it.

This is the cleanest animation of the whole wreck so far. Even including the tower debris central section where the third funnel was.

Seeing the Oceangate Titan in the opening minutes is kinda weird now, considering what just happened with it.

I really appreciate this animation! It's hard to get a clear picture of what the entire ship underwater looks like, especially what's left of the stern.

I have loved watching this. Was so amazing when the sea disappeared, and you got to see how the Titanic looks. Put I do feel for all the passengers that passed away, and although its fascinating, its upsetting at the same time.

Where does the central piece of the ship lay in relation to the bow and stern sections? I honestly didn’t know there was a third piece and now that I think about it looking at the two pieces before didn’t seem long enough but why no one ever questioned it 🤷🏻‍♂️ is curious

It is highly likely that bone fragments of people who remained aboard the ship are still there and it is highly unlikely that they would be found given the complexity of the wreck and difficulty of access to much of the lower deck areas. Also as the ship struck the ocean floor some bodies may have floated clear. And of the people who died in the water? CARPATHIA and CALIFORNIAN both reported a 'field' of bodies. White Star chartered two vessels to recover as many as possible and they were successful at that. However a third ship failed to find much as the bodies sank and were taken from the area by the Newfoundland Current. I think a very small number were reported well away from the area by other ships up to a fortnight later.

Absolutely beautiful and extremely well done 3D animation. As far as bodies being encapsulated in the ship's cabins; the possibility is next to none. Unless they were trapped and unable to exit their cabins, most people were up on deck trying to board lifeboats.

I think from what I've understood from the internal dives , remains may at least have been partially located if they have a rule of turning the camera off. Best chance would be a person embedded in silt and becomed almost fossilised? I don't know why, but it's fascinating in a compelling way. But if we do find remains I guess they should be left alone (save picture evidence for accademdic records) or reburied...definitely not in a museum.

A lot of bodies inside the titanic would've been from the 2nd and 3th class passengers, as this ship was massive, and not everybody spoke english back in the day, James Cameron tries to portray that in his movie, you see some passengers with dictionaries trying to find their way, those people did go down with the ship for sure, and the crew that were working deep down in Titanic to keep the lights on for as long as possible also did go down with her, but since most of those people were in the stern section, no remains are inside of there, because of the big implosion that happened when the stern went down. There would've been a lot of air pockets in the stern because how fast that section of the ship sank, the bow section is preserved so well because it had the time to slowly fill up, making air pockets almost non-existant, and if you were in the stern section when under water, the pressure of the water would've ripped you apart. It's hard to think about what happens at such depts, to give you an idea, at around 167 feet down (about 50 meters), the pressure on your body is already 5 ATM (or 5 times the pressure you feel on land) which already is a lot, so imagine being 1 mile (1.6km) down. Needless to say that the remains would've had a hard time existing down there, especially bones. In the bow there might be human remains, maby from that officer who broke his leg in boiler room 5, who knows, but the stern? No way that any remains are still intact in it because of the implosion

What an awesome 3D recreation! You guys did a phenomenal job with this. Thank you for sharing with us!

I just learned that thru recently declassified documents that Robert Ballard’s quest to find the Titanic in 1985 was actually a cover up for his real mission which was to find 2 American nuclear submarines which sank and the US government didn’t want Russia to find out where the nuke zone was. He found the submarines which left 12 days for him to search for the Titanic. Luckily, he found it. If anyone knows more details about this, please let me know in the comments. Thanks

The H.L. Hunley's resting place was a much different situation than the Titanic's. It was only 27 ft. down, thus much less pressure was exerted upon it, and it was completely covered in silt, which most likely aided in human corpse preservation.

It's been confirmed many 3rd class passengers were in fact STILL WAITING for instructions in their rooms and didn't want to partake in the calamity heard from the halls. So most likely that's where one would most likely find there bones if any. One wouldn't find however any ' air pockets, especially at water pressure of over 5,000 lbs per square inch ,but since there would be little or no water movement in those areas " body marks" may be found where they settled once the ship settled at the bottom.

This was not long enough!!! We would like to watch a video that dynamically shows the Titanic breaking up as it passes down through the water column!!! This video was not in depth (no pun intended) enough!!!!! This video really captured my attention!!! We would like to watch it breaking up as it sank---to scale!!!! This was the best video I have watched since it was discovered!!!!!

At that depth most bodies were crushed and disintegrated before reaching the bottom any bodies that settled on the bottom disintegrated within 15 years

I have visited the Titanic Museum in Belfast and your production is light years ahead of anything to be seen at the museum - well done guys. ( it was actually a very disappointing experience and wouldn't recommend a visit unless you happen to be in Belfast anyway )

A digital voice with a Brazilian accent. First for me.

This was done extremely well. Very accurate, informative and detailed.

The bodies that remain were the ones who were trapped in steerage and the engine room, they were the last ones left, they kept the lights on there were even some reports that lights were on as the ship was submerged for a brief time, the engineers were the last to come to the top deck of the ship only to discover all of the lifeboats were gone, the band that played until the last moments, which I read was a real story, Wallace Hartley violin was recovered they stayed and went down with the ship playing to calm passengers, the captain Edward Smith who was asked to leave but refused, many of the dead were recovered the ones who had life jackets they were rounded up by the search and recovery team after the ship sank, many of them that were recovered froze to death waiting to be rescued, the ones trapped in steerage and ones who were unfortunate to find themselves in a room were trapped and later became nourishment for sea animals, I'm sure that many of the families even today would rather their bodies, even bones not be recovered the Titanic is a grave yard meant to be undisturbed, artifacts have been recovered and photos are enough to ensure future curious people of this horrific disaster.

Of all the Titanic stories and video's, I have watched, including seeing the Titanic exhibit in Las Vegas, this is the most haunting. I couldn't even finish watching it.

My guess as to what happened to the bodies of the victims; I saw a video awhile back about what happens to a body when it's under ocean water, and it stated that after awhile, a body would just decompose to a point where it becomes part of the ocean floor. And I think sea creatures like sharks could've consumed some of the bodies as well

1:06 that did not age well at all….

I think there will be a handful of people still inside the wreck, such as the electrician's who stayed behind to keep the power...lights...going. One person for sure who stayed behind was an officer who broke his leg in one of the boiler rooms and as was resting on the floor, a bulkhead gave way and flooded the area...while the other workers fled the scene. But the general consensus seems to be that most of the bodies drifted for miles in the ocean currents and would have eventually sank as their cork life preservers became saturated with water.

Excellent animation! Lots of detail! Though I can't help myself to imagine it collapses at any minute, as when the water drains and the wet metal dries up, the already-weakened structural integrity the hull has left in her while it's drying up would crack, making what's left of her now sack in like a bag of potatoes.. Regardless of that, I thoroughly enjoy watching this one. Amazing animation!

This is so far beyond cool! Excellent job, well done.

This is why they bury sailors at sea...the ocean doesn't leave human remains

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Wow, what a spectacular production. success to the channel!

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Very detailed information about the ship I have learned from this video, thanks.

I want someone to make a website that would allow you to run a tool over parts of the regular Titanic ship before it sank and have it little by little transformed into the modern wreck at the user's discretion so it would give a good idea of what it looks like when comparing the two states and see what all is missing and just how the ship looks as a wreck compared to when it was still afloat

I never knew the middle part was found relatively intact, i always thought that part was just disintegrated during the descent, very informative video!

Due to the extreme water pressure that deep, the human body could not withstand the pressure

Amazing info and imaging. I never heard of a third section. Where is it in relation to the bow and stern?

I would argue that the sinking of the Titanic is not "One of the most famous tragedies in modern history, it is THE most famous. What else even comes close?

Very very cool first time I've ever seen this channel but I will keep up on it and watch it again I'm a very very big Titanic enthusiast I love the ships the three sisters and it's amazing each one of them have a different tail to tell

Amazing video I hope you gain more subscribers you are underrated

Oh WOW! That was awesome to see. I always wondered where are the remains who went down with the ship. TFS. That was fun to watch. 👍

1:05 - this video was published 10 months ago and now that submersible got imploded under water few days ago.

Awesome video. Thanks for putting it out for us to watch

So well done! Thanks for creating this.

Extremely wild question: Is it possible to recover or search for DNA samples through separation of silt and tentative possibilities of sekelton remnants (if permitted to searched)?

At about 4 KM underwater, The pressure would be INTENSE. The human body, compared the the titanic, would have been unable to withstand the pressure at the bottom. My guess is the bodies were crushed during decent and any that remained at the ocean floor with the ship would have been crushed into powder. So if there are bodies in the ship, they would likely resemble the sand that surrounds the ship.

This was REALLY amazing, and astonishingly detailed!!!! Wow!!! very emotional. This music is also very industrial and creepy-sounding. very fitting and perfect for this piece. Haunting.

This was such a wonderful video and a surprise find! I wish we could recover the ship before it vanishes forever!

First time I've seen the wreck reassembled like that. Really sparks the imagination.

Where the bodies wound up: The water was so cold, anyone exposed to it passed around 15 minutes. Now it took roughly 8 days for the other ship arrive to retrieve the bodies that were "able", and if they weren't they were carefully put back in the water. Until then, the ocean current pulled them with it, the animals in the ocean scavenged such, but a body in water wouldn't have stayed intact complately. it's all sad. This was still a great animation.

the answer is simple. the passengers were on the upper deck at the time of the sinking. the ship sank and the passengers found themselves on the surface of the ocean. the water carried them for miles before they reached the bottom

Love anything Titanic ,that was excellent ,5 star guys 👍👍👍👍👍.

I think there could very possibly be bodies in there! I mean if you think about it, the very back and very front of the Titanic are pretty much intact compared to the middle area, and in those areas where it's more difficult to get to, I would think that there could be at least a few bodies there! I could be wrong, but it's just a feeling I get when I think about the possibility of it.

After all these years it still amazes me that people still think there are bodies....even bones were crushed into dust.

I truly enjoyed your video it was very well done and I appreciate extra thoughts and work put into it. Thank you

Let the souls of the departed rest in peace.

Some are still alive down there? WTF

If you find a pair of shoes, you found the remains of a body.

I love how not a single animation gets the breaking of the ship correct it clearly folded over onto itself before fully splitting, if it split the conventional way then the middle sections would look stretched and ripped, not folded and crushed like how it is on the ocean floor

Amazing!!!!

Most of the bodies would've been destroyed by the time they landed on the seafloor, due to catastrophic implosion of various body cavities from the very high water pressure. What remained would've eventually be dissolved over the decades.

What is the big deal about not exploring the Titanic because it’s a grave site? What about all the plane crashes, every other ship wreck, tombs in the pyramids, etc. IF bones r even discovered they can be left undisturbed and continued to be eaten by sea life.

The bodies were collected afterwards. Quite a significant amount, wearing lifebelts and preserved by the icy water.

Good Work With The Video.

All I'm saying is...there was room on that doorframe for Jack too. He didnt have to die.

Epic video!! Totally impressed 🤗

I'm pretty sure you said the Titanic will sink at the bottom of the ocean in 50 years. Instead of "disappear from the bottom of the ocean in 50 years"

WELL DONE GUYS ALL I CAN SAY IS WOW TITANIC IS THF MOST FASCINATING SHIP OF ALL TIME IN MY MIND ANYWAY SHE WAS SOO BEAUTIFUL SUCH A TERRIBLE LOSS MAY ALL THOSE LOST SOULS FIND PEACE 🙏

When the water is cold enough and the area devoid of oxgen, a corpse could preserve in those depths, and their fats turn to corpse wax (adipocere) further mummifying them. There's definitely some of them still there. But best leave them there in peace, tho. :)

Excellent animations!!

I have never understood the human fascination with the concept of "undisturbed graves". The people are dead. 22 milliseconds after I die, it won't make a darn bit of difference what happens to my body, and I sure as heck don't care!

Have they actually found any bones or bodies at all?

Bodies imploded at 100 feet. Remains were consumed by thousands of fishes and millions microorganisms and bone worms devoured the skeletal remains.

I really enjoyed your video @Brugger Films Thanks for sharing.

When was the central section discovered? I haven't seen any news about it.

They must save as much of it as possible take all you can

A very impressive video! Thank you for showing us this. As for bodies, it is my educated guess that there would be very few bodies left within the ship aside from crew members in the bowels of the ship in the engine room and places like that, or, also people trapped below decks as suggested in the 1997 movie. I believe that the largest majority of passengers were deck side when she went down and thusly, lost in the waters and sea currents. Hypothermia would have come quickly and if internal gasses built up within the bodies, and along with life vests being worn so they floated, sharks and other predators would have eaten and scattered the remains widely as they drifted away from the wreckage site. Lastly, over the decades, as we've seen with whales and other bones found on the ocean floor. If they're not covered up in sediment, then pin worms and other scavengers consume them. I DO believe that there ARE bones left down there, but they're buried under 111 years of sediment.

This is absolutely amazing 👏👏

I have dinged and scratched my only 3 week old 2023 Honda CRV while backing up near to a concrete post (can’t believe I’ve accidentally did it w/ more than 15 yrs of driving experience w/ no such accident w/ my past cars) the heart pain after seeing it is as deep as its own scratch it hit way past the clear and the primer, I almost faint and angered towards myself how dumb I was! but after watching your entire almost 40 minute video this gave me a lot of hope, thanks to your video I’ll do each and every step you did in this video

we will probably never know or find out, it's been over a 100 years....and the pressure down that deep would've pulverized the remains...who knows

3:17 ive never heard of a 3rd section that large, not sure if this is correct? , explorers have always said the ship broke into 2 pieces , does actual video exist of the large 3rd piece?

Love the effort put into the models!

Damn i saw the titanic wreck without paying 250.000$ to be one with the titanic

Aparently the Edmund Fitzgerald’s bodies are all perfectly preserved and the divers have found them. Unsure why they don’t recover them but they’re there.

Interesting that Titanic reached a much higher speed on her way to the bottom of the North Atlantic than she ever could upon it's surface. Probably trying to outrun all the ghouls obsessed with finding dead bodies. Let them rest in peace.

The bodies are completely dissolved. The pressure of the ocean crushed the bones in the bodies. The only part the bone that survived the pressure is the femur, but the femurs were either dissolved by the salt water or eaten by crustaceans in the area.

Super top!

One new subscriber and two I had family on the titanic and they went down with the ship

I know its impossible....but imagine surviving the sinking,trapped inside the ship

Absolutely amazing video, the best I’ve seen on Titanic

Sea scavengers and organisms would've consumed the bodies. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.

Very amazing animation. But as far as I know, the middle section itself has also split into two smaller parts of deck and frames. Many call them the "Aft Tower" and "Forward Tower". And additionally, their keel structure has also been separated during the sinking into two pieces of double bottom that are located separated from the two "towers".

The Discovery channel did a documentary Drain the Titanic showing what Titanic would look like if they drained the ocean

Well done! Hard work pays off!

It's because the pressure is so intense nothing of flesh in decomposition will remain in such pressure

I’ve had my eardrums burst at just 12 feet below the surface. I can’t imagine the pain from the pressure of being pulled down with a quickly sinking ship!

omgsh hire a new narrator because I can't deal....

There would be no bodies left at the Titanic site. Bodies are made up of water, soft tissue, and muscles. The skeleton is probably the hardest thing. If the actual sinking & explosions that took place as it sank didn't decimate the remaining people on/in the ship the descent with all its pressure would have started the destructive process (why do you think humans can only go down in a special pressurized diving bell). OK -- let's say a body survives the descent in that extremely cold water and isn't hit by debris. There are bacteria, and organisms in the water even at that depth that since 1912 would have eaten the remains. It's over 100 years below the surface. Unprotected in the ocean. Maybe if it were in an air-tight compartment -- there's one: the swimming pool room which had its water-tight latch fastened & secured. It's probably underwater for decades now but anything in there would've stood a better chance of being "preserved." Soft tissue decomposes. The human body was never designed to last forever even after death. 50 years in an air-tight coffin, skin & tendons mummify. It takes about 80 years for a skeleton to become just dust in a coffin. Skeletons would have disappeared for the same reason rocks in a stream get smoothed over by the rushing cold water. Skeletons are not rocks. There are exceptions but very few. At 2.4 miles down in the ocean in extremely cold water with tons of pressure -- no exceptions. It's all sad -- my problem is how the builders cut costs. They made the ship so luxurious yet, used cheaper, weaker rivets in putting the body of the ship together & soldering the iron plates. It was unsinkable if nothing touched it.

Wonderful. Great production.