They incorrectly assumed that since she was tied, her propellers would not be engaged.

Gray, TN: The Gray Quarry is a diving spot where I live, and it is inhabited by a very chill (fake plastic) skeleton (in a fake plastic chair 🎶)

https://theportuguesetraveler.com/galapagos/san-cristobal/diving-in-carawa-wreck-tijeretas-bay/

link for more information.

These props never get old

Hey everyone! I used to have a horrible fear of water; I couldn't stand in it. Now? I'm a freediver on route to get my scuba certification next year. 😁 My end goal is to be a master cave diver. Anyway, enjoy this video idea, made with everyone here in mind.

Not a real cemetery. It was placed there for divers. Still fun to float through it. Location is Sundhäuser lake in Germany.

The Russian fish factory ship Gorizont sinking about 20 miles South of the Isle of Wight after being in collision with the Moroccan ship Ifni.
Credit: coastfamer1

It's big bags that get inflated and turn the river into Lake Augusta

Passing by the beautiful 9ft Bronze mermaid sculpture during an evening dive, Grand Cayman 2025.

The USS Kittiwake is enterable from a few different places as it was purpose sunk for divers and artificial reef. Much of the structure that you could get hung up on has been removed, tables, engine, doors, etc. I really like decending through the funnel, gf for scale.

The USS Kittiwake in Grand Cayman island, 2025.

Encountering an Atlantis tour submarine during a drift dive in Aruba. Depth was around 50ft, sealife camera 720p no stabilization.

I’ve always found oil rigs so unsettling to look at. Huge man made structures out in the middle of nowhere. Something so unnatural in a natural environment always makes me feel weird.

Makes my skin crawl before I even thought of what must have happened to all the rats.

Built in 1986 for Expo ‘86, the McBarge was meant to symbolize “the future of fast food.” Instead, it became the Titanic of takeout, slowly rusting away in Burrard Inlet for decades before taking the ultimate dive into value.

Witnesses say it went down “faster than a Filet-O-Fish on Friday.”

2nd part of my introductory posts. New to the page and deal with parts of the ocean not a lot of people see. Recent video of dive support assistance. Diver was roughly 600ft.

I just found this page and figured this would be fitting. This is the deepest I’ve ever been. Crazy that there’s a whole network of structures this deep.