
Swimming can seem like a fun time, especially if you’re swimming in a natural body of water with beautiful sea life. While water is truly a wonder, some people have encountered some truly horrifying organisms that will seriously make you reconsider swimming again!
This photograph captures just how incredibly vast the ocean can be. If you’re anything like us, this is definitely scary!
It’s incredible how large sea animals can be. This whale is absolutely massive and frightening, while still being mesmerizing at the same time.
Admittedly this is just kelp, but if we saw this in real life, we would run for the hills!
We’ve never seen an octopus this big. What would you do if one got this close?
This one is too scary for words to eloquently capture! We hope to never run into anything so frightening.
Lauren Treppler
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you will be fine! Mia can protect you!
Alannah Fox
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Jake Lowde
Rhiannon Moss
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Leia Bryant-our fear of the sea in Florida was not unreasonable
Alissa Koetting
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Kaleigh Koetting
Holly Johnson Lafferty
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Remington Lafferty what we were just talking about last night
Robin Froman
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Cool not scary
David Cervantes
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I remember swimming in a lake and looking into the depths. I thought, what if there were some huge creature down there?
Tristan Valmont
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None of these are scary since they’re all photoshopped and it’s easy to see.
Jennifer Murawski Record
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Great..I don’t think i should read this Tanya B Murphy
Georgette Abela Caruana
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Philip Abela… al pool dan is sajf pls
Abby Jane
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That will scare every one !!
J'Adore les Chiens
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Je me régale de ce que je lis ici
Cynthia Marquette-Bebout
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What do you think, Brooke Bebout?
Laurie Trager
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Holy crap!!!! No way!
Merna Avila
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I don’t want to go swimming in the ocean anyway because I can’t swim!!!
Verna Sebby Miskell
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Love the ocean but I don’t go in it any more. Just look for pretty shells. lol
Angie Carretto
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Lol!!!
Andy Beardon
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Chris Wilks
Amanda McKee
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Just like with all the bad press pitties and rotties get, this is just fear mongering. OH NO THE OCEAN IS BIG. AND THERE ARE SHARKS AND WEIRD LOOKING ANIMSLS I DON’T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT! SO SCARY! Yes, there are sharks. Most don’t care about you. OH NO A LARGE SHIRMP/OCTOPUS. Again, they don’t care about you. Unless you’re being a jerk and trying to touch/capture them.
Not to mention, not all of these are photos. The first is clearly a photoshop job (you can tell by the absurdly large, dark octopus in the lower left hand corner) and the one with the “snake.” Considering how wide the amazon is (~6.8 miles), that snake would have to be much larger than what the largest snake is capable of growing to, a mere 12 inches in DIAMETER, so about 6 inches in flat width. The snake in that photo, assuming that the river is a mere 20-30 feet wide, would still place the snake as being even larger than 6 inches wide..
And finally, what does this have to do with rottweilers?
Bonnie Perea
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After seeing JAWS I have not been in the ocean I’m such a chicken
Stephanie Stelten
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Daan
Jerry Craig
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Hell they know Memorial Day is just around the corner.Picnic time for the sharks.Hell they already in the shallows at Myrtle Beach.
Brooke Bebout
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Lol what do you think I think?! No way!
Cynthia Marquette-Bebout
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See, your imagination was correct!!
Andrew Oakeshott
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And as everyone knows… Sharks only bite you when you touch their private parts……
Amanda McKee
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Andrew Oakeshott Reading comprehension, you don’t have it. Reread my post “Yes, there are sharks. Most don’t care about you; the ones that do think you look like dinner on that surf board of yours.”
“OH NO A LARGE SHIRMP/OCTOPUS. Again, they don’t care about you. Unless you’re being a jerk and trying to touch/capture them.”
I don’t believe there have ever been reports of octopi, large shrimp, or other non-apex predators attacking/biting/etc people who weren’t harassing them first. But if you find one, let me know.
Kimbrooke Griffiths Pavlich
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Perhaps instead of making the ocean a scary and dangerous place, this would have been more impactful if the ocean were portrayed as see inspiring…
Elyse Ashlee
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Danielle
Katie Beegan
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Those are NOT PUPPIES!
Wendy Rider
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Octoweiler- the new “must have”.
Don Abdon
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What does this have to do with boxers?
Lyle Goodis
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Fake pic or real??
Annie Barton Schonhardt
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Leave these critters alone!
Autumn White Wolf
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No see I don’t want to be finger food for sharks.
Amy Amore
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Nope, nope, nope!! Lol
Suzanne Handley-Howard
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Humans need to live and let live. We all play a part in this world whether human or animal .we all give the world a balance. See the beauty not fear. Let’s look afterwardsa these wonderful animals.give them the respect each and everyone deserves. let’s learn to look after not hurt or kill.
Carsten Grønning
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Martin Grønning
Jean Hobbs
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Can’t view this this. Is this click bait?
Ana Tamayo
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Mari Carmen Ernesto Lara
Beatriz Seijas
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Actually, I would love to encounter these, except the last one, that one is scary cause the shark might confuse the kayak for a seal or something.
Danae Kelly
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And even if it doesn’t (which they generally don’t, it’s largely a myth), sharks actually have very sensitive teeth so it’s their go-to choice for checking out new stuff. Unfortunately, “a little nibble ” could tear your arm off.
Danae Kelly
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(After actually looking)
Me too. Except I’d rather encounter the kelp while on the sand *shiver*
Beatriz Seijas
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Yeah the kelp looks quite freaky too
Danae Kelly
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Beatriz Seijas I think it LOOKS amazing, but I hate when seaweed or kelp even brushes against me, let alone that much
Beatriz Seijas
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I like kelp underwater, but looking at it from the surface gives me shivers
Jennifer Davis
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Not puppy related and you’ll never get me in the ocean.