Something TERRIFYING Discovered On Submarine | Diving Gone Wrong 

Could you please put the sponsor segments at the start (or at the end)? It was really jarring having it in the middle and really killed the suspense/immersion. I'd recommend putting it at the start so people will definitely come across it before tuning out as would happen with the segment at the end.

@@FHBStudio I thought the ad was placed well. It didn’t bother me as it was directly in between stories. @scary interesting, keep up all the good work, glad to be on this ride with ya!

I like that I can avoid right leaning articles using the app. ☕🐸

@@FHBStudio Nope, gotta hide it where you'll struggle to deal with it.

This is fucking hilarious. You, a channel that is quickly becoming known for being full of shit, are pitching a product by "join me in being better informed"....Get the fuck out of here. You are one of the most MISINFORMED channels I've come across! Just in this video so far you have: 1) Said the Chinese Navy boarded one of their own submerged submarines, and then you mentioned a Commissar of the North Sea Fleet....except the Chinese People's Liberation Navy (PLAN) does NOT have, and has never HAD, such an officer. Probably because the North Sea is over by the United Kingdom, literally on the other side of the god damned planet.

Another under the water. That would make me go insane I think. Wow. How far down were you. Probably so far you couldn't see the light of day. I feelnlike if i was just under the surface enough I could get out and swim up maybe but I doubt that where you were huh. Lol prop bc that is so terrifying. I don't even know about boats let anyone subs. That's cool. 😎

Grew up around the famous Submarine Capital of the US, spent a lot of time around submariners, still remember asking one of em what the best part of their job was. He told me “well, there’s no better feeling in the world than going topside and taking that first breath of fresh air after being stuck in a tube full of cigarette smoke and 100 other guys sweat for a month. Food is pretty great as well”

I cannot even begin to imagine what living on a submarine must be like!

i did not just read "i was a submarine" 😭

coming from someone whom used to underwater weld off shore having to go to decompression pods or dive bells and acclimate over a few days submarines scare the tf out of me. One day one of the adjacent pods were hit by an unknown object (i never found out what is was) and it hit the tank and they died pretty much instantly cause of the pressure (not because of drowning). After that week I quit after doing it for a few years. We had to work through the week knowing we lost 4 friends. It terrified me.

Not as amazing as mine..

Clearly he's sexually active..

@@awoman3 what's yours?

@@wolffighter6769 So glad you asked! One day, I walked into McDonalds to buy myself a happy meal and get the sick new Minion toys. My friends walked in and sat down with me asking what I ordered. I didn't want to tell them I got a happy meal because then they would laugh and I would be embarrassed and they wouldn't be my friends anymore. My order was ready and I didn't want to pick it up because I was nervous! They would know I got a happy meal! I was so nervous and then I heard a sound. Pfff It all came out at once. A big poopy mess! I had to get to the bathroom quick! So I ran holding my pants up like a loser! My friends didn't know there were any poop but they laughed at me waddling fast club penguin style. While I waddled by the counter I quickly grabbed the happy meal and started holding my pants running! The poop was sliding down my leg and I reached the bathroom! I ran to a stall not knowing if anyone was in it or not. Luckily nobody was in the stall and I pulled my pants down and saw the mess. How was I going to clean this up and leave?! I grabbed a bunch of toilet paper and wiped as much poop off as I could. Once I was done, I stuffed my pockets full of toilet paper and ran out. Then I thought to myself, I FORGOT TO PAY!!! I ran over to the counter and threw a $10 bill at the worker and ran out of the store. I've never run as fast ever in my life. I got home and washed my butt off and changed as quickly as I could. I finally finished and ate my happy meal peacefully thinking of the horrors that just happened.

@@awoman3 respectfully, you're a little weird bro

We work in shallow water, under big ships, in harbor. There's never more than 5 feet, between the ship's hull and the bottom. It's dark, and scary, even though we know it's safe. There's 100,000 tons of steel over our heads.

I knew a man who did saturation dives. He had sociopathic tendencies and drove his motorcycle on 95 at insane speeds crashing 3 times that I know. I was amazed he survived these horrible accidents. He was always in major pain and on heavy pain meds. I’m not implying all brave men who work on saturation dives are sociopaths, just this one man that I knew.

I've never gone anywhere UNARMED. And the Ocean was no exception. People who think they won't need to defend themselves while in or under the water are what we call VICTIMS.

Sharks don't scare me in the least.....I know how to deal with sharks...

It sounds like something out of a game like Subnautica but it's real life. Creatures attacking in the water and a pit where the surrounding depth is like 30m and it drops straight down suddenly to over 400m depths.

@@dalebecause2467 sure... they thought they did too. That’s why they were so comfortable diving with them around them. But sometimes, there’s just nothing you can do when two agitated 14 ft plus white tips decide to attack you, and pull you off a drop off- no matter how hard you try and fight. They’re *far bigger* and stronger than you, with *far sharper* teeth- and many of them, to boot. It’s ok to admit to have a healthy respect out of fear considering what they’re capable of doing to you. Even the most reputable divers who swim with sharks all the time say this.. if you don’t respect them in that sense- you could easily end up like these men one day.

@@PiXie232 I don't swim in waters where sharks live...... :)

Ironic like 10.000 spoons when al you need is a knife.

@@gazepskotzs4 🙄

​@@gazepskotzs4 no, alanis morissette's (sorry if i misspelled) song Ironic isn't ironic. The spoon line, no that's just bad luck mate.

@@ellena.8369 Exactly. Nothing in that silly song was actually ironic. Most of it was just what I'd call "unfortunate."

Training, training!!! Mmmh???

I ran into a curious Bull shark near a blue hole somewhere close to the Berry Islands. It was attracted by a chemical glow stick that my dive buddy was holding. It would not relent coming in close (2 to 3 feet) until he dropped the stick then it lost interest and moved away. Turn off those glow sticks when there's critters about.

@@paulherbert5548 The phrase "curious bull shark" fills me with horror! Glad that nothing happened!

Bull shit. Sharks are not some conscious being with thoughts of their own. They are animals and they have no moral compass. They feel your heartbeat in the water and know you as nothing other as a source of food.

I heard Oceanic White tips are known for eating people who fall overboard when ships sink :/

As someone who’s never been diving and grown up in the desert of Arizona; all sharks make me uncomfortable and I’m happy to stay on dry land. But I did see sharks swimming under a small boat I was on as a kid on a vacation in Mexico; that was enough for me.

Yeah, that’s one of those deaths where if I was the one about to die I would completely understand if my friend bailed lol. Like “don’t even try bro, I’m fucked”

And as a diver I can assure you it was completely fake.

@@tom-oneil How so

@@minnow1337 said he went down to over 300 feet. On a technical dive And then shot up to the surface to run for help? That sounds legit to you?

@@CharlieApples fr tho lol, so sad man

While also cooking alive

I’m going to school for welding and I thought about being an under water for a while until I decided if I’m dying I’m breathing air and not water

Being stuck in a metal object 30,000 feet above the water, knowing that you're headed down at terminal velocity is just as terrifying. When you pay it some thought there's a long list of maximum terror options. Being eaten 'on the bone' by a shark or any other sea or land creature is one of them

@@cohenmandysangalang6302 mr ballen is the mf man

Except being stuck headfirst in a dark cave for days until you die

Ship radar I believe is responsible for whales etc beaching themselves.

A lot more research needs to be done on the dangers of Radar and frequency waves

@@cathybaldry7822 On the old Cosmos with Carl Sagan he mentioned the frequency of the boat engines interrupting whale songs. There may be new research now, tho.

Screenshoting your comment to check another level of gruesome later

Delta P will getcha

@@animalia9114 it’s probably the most gruesome story I’ve ever heard tbh. Something especially horrifying about it

@@glassplanet5624 ​ Honestly. I think it was either Horror Stories or Fascinating Horror who covered that tragedy and described it in such a way I struggled to get through it. Truly a horrific way to go.

That was my guess as well. Its gotta be the worst.

@abigmonkeyforme Yeah, aside from whale sharks, the biggest I've personally seen was a bull shark around 12 foot long, absolutely massive. Also thankfully, really chill at the time, peaceful encounter.

@abigmonkeyforme its really hard trying the gauge the size of a shark at any distance if you lack a reference of some kind. In the open ocean without a backdrop its even harder.

@abigmonkeyforme when I was in San Diego a couple of years ago I ran into a group of divers who were doing their qualification dives in the kelp beds out there. Visibility, I was told, was about 10 ft that day. They had full wet suits on so I take it that that water must have been pretty cold.

i know when the story is really freaking me out a lot of times it's because the account is too detailed for them to be dead at the end which does make me feel better

@@emmyhynes5827 the most terrifying thing is when you hear "Now, it's unclear what happened next, but at some point..."

If you haven't already, check out the documentary "Last Breath."

@@ImperatorTheodosius That documentary is one of the craziest things I’ve ever watched. I saw it years ago but still to this day think about.

Really scary how an incompetent supervisor can completely fuck your life over in any moment and you can't do anything about it.

that's terrifying. Maybe the shark had already ate, so it was calm.

I was wondering if the divers in the last story had knives on them. I'd carry at least a 12inch double edged blade. Would've been a lot more effective than punching it in the gills..

Byford Dolphin still gives me the creeps so many years later. Imagine being one of the investigators on that. In many ways it was better than the cooking one as it happened so fast, but not better at all for the people trying to figure out what happened.

I have some new ones on the way!

@@ScaryInteresting Awesome!

@@ScaryInteresting New scarres for everyone!

@@gazepskotzs4 *scars 😉

Right I don't dive nor ever had the feeling of wanting to, the stories still fascinate me though.

"They"??

Its for shark fishing, right?

@@EdgyDabs47 Yes! So, you've heard of this? I witnessed something similar in Costa Rica last year where there was a shady lone vessel off the coast and sharks were in a frenzy around it. They were even acting aggressive near us and we were around 300 meters away! It was terrifying and very suspect! I thought I was nuts, until I watched this.

@@SuPeRHeRoDuDe3124 What’s weird about using the word, “they”? It’s just a way to refer to one or more people.

Hmmmm .... one way to find out. You go in the water and I'll be on shore transmitting the frequency ... and you can tell me how the sharks react.

you experienced the abyss first hand!

that is horrifying

@@boiledliddo Horrifying? On the contrary - it's absolutely exhilarating. The contrast is unreal.

Bro just reading this comment and then reading the bot reply under it just feels disrespectful.

There are millions of things that belong in the ocean, and humans arent one of them

@@AbysmalBen Did you mark the bot's comment as spam so it gets removed?

Human’s really shouldn’t play ware they don’t belong

​@@EmberMcLain23what do you mean "play"? These people were there to get samples to help humankind have a better understanding of their own planet. Science has its risks but altogether people need this procedure because humans don't just wish to survive they wish to comprehend. You might say it is our nature to do so. That is to be said these people know the risk they are taking. Sometimes of course it turns out far bloodier than what they expected

Agreed. I believe when they attack groups of people,they target just one individual...and don't stop.🦈

I don't think people are their first choice and they would prefer a fish or a tasty seal, but humans are slow, weak, and easy to catch and kill if the opportunity arises.

A fish does not “like” or “dislike.” It is like an insect. It moves and eats.

@@Alternate_Titles that's not even true for insects... every organism that has the sensory capability to feel pain makes judgments to avoid pain and seek pleasure. They don't necessarily have complex judgments of value (ie, the shark will never stop eating a person "because it's wrong") but to suggest that animals don't have preferred/avoided foods and behaviors is pretty ignorant

@@JimRFF The reason for the preference has nothing to do with “liking” or “disliking.” What is this obsession with anthropomorphizing animals. Look at how butthurt you and this other person are about someone pointing out the obvious fact that sharks do not “enjoy,” they do not “like,” there’s nothing they won’t eat if they are hungry. We cut open shark and we find boots. Electronics. A chunk of wood with barnacles on it. Did the shark like to eat the boot? Was it his preference to eat the radio clock?

Yes living in fear always gets people their dreams to come true 👍

@@email6743 my dreams are all on land, Email

Including swimming pools ?

The first time I stepped into the Gulf of Mexico on a Galveston beach I was two minutes in the water and ankle deep. Something slashed the insides of both ankles as it exited toward deeper water. Those lacerations burned for 2 days solid.

Keith Forsey 🏅🇬🇬

Anyone who can't capitalize God has no fear of Him.

@@email6743 who cares

How do words "Panic" someone???

@@BcFuTw9jt If you don't know, you're too ignorant and don't have the need to know.

@@BcFuTw9jt imagining that happening to yourself is one sure way to panic about it

I thought Beavers were good swimmers.

Hope your 💩 will be safe now 😬

@@tumslucks9781 omg 😂❤💀

@@email6743 fingers crossed 😄❤😂

I can't remember a specific video, but I do that all the time! Don't worry, you're normal! Lol

I mean, they just fell asleep and died. One of the best ways to die. Still tragic all the same.

The Kracken enjoyed feasting on creamy white flesh..

My guy, what book was this in? This is so interesting and I’d love to read more

@Uncle Toodles I am very sorry, I can't give you the title or author. It was a book from the public library I borrowed in the mid/late 2000s and I just don't remember the title. But I remember very well that it wasn't some kind of hoax book, but a serious approach to the topic.

must have been some dam good ice cream

@@Blox117 god dammit this made me spit out my drink

@@Blox117 damned good ice cream

@@WoodyWard proof

Dark Star King: Hi, I haven't come across this story before, despite finding out as much as I could about the SS Indianapolis. However, other people calling it fake and making fun of it strikes me as disrespectful and odd. There was one "I shouldn't be alive" story a woman related, in which she said that at least one of the few survivors in the dinghy with her had drunk salt water and went crazy. He insisted he was just going to pop down to the shop and fetch some cigarettes, I think. Needless to say, the sharks got him. May all those poor souls in every calamity, in the ocean or anywhere else, rest in peace.

Yeah you're not the only one

im glad it was instant for them cause the implode/explosion would’ve instantly burst their brains. Sadly I lost 4 friends. It was a tragic event that terrified me.

That’s brilliant.

That makes sense as by 1996 we already knew that sharks were agitated by EM radiation and not to approach them if ships are nearby.