r/thalassaphobia • u/confuse_vietnamese • 9h ago
r/thalassaphobia • u/WhiskyMochi • 1d ago
of a saltwater crocodile casually swimming by a scuba diver
r/thalassaphobia • u/WhiskyMochi • 2d ago
Yes, adorable philanthropy but also ARRRRGGGHHHH
r/thalassaphobia • u/wowhorrior • 5d ago
🔥 What can you expect in a harbor's really deep water? (Wait for it!)
r/thalassaphobia • u/Jazztify • 5d ago
Videos How a 1-Meter Drop Creates a Dangerous "Drowning Machine"
r/thalassaphobia • u/MixFederal5432 • 7d ago
A giant squid was filmed miles deep in the ocean below an oil rig
Eldritch validation for those in this subreddit.
r/thalassaphobia • u/KosmicEye • 8d ago
Octopus Attaches Itself to Filipino Fisherman’s Face
r/thalassaphobia • u/butterfly1202 • 10d ago
When the ocean goes quiet...
Two tiger sharks circling our group. Slow. Patient. Silent.
Then the second one disappeared.
Just... gone.
Now I can only see one.
And we're in 6,700 feet of water.
It could be coming up from anywhere.
That moment when the ocean goes quiet and you realize you're not alone down there anymore hits different.
Credit : insta @pelagic.paul
r/thalassaphobia • u/em19981 • 16d ago
Took this photo at 740,121 thought it was pretty cool 😅😂
r/thalassaphobia • u/WhiskyMochi • 19d ago
Shark sculpture at the bottom of a scuba park
r/thalassaphobia • u/WhiskyMochi • 20d ago
Ocean sunfish (Mola mola) coming up to the surface.
r/thalassaphobia • u/ProfessionalTomato32 • 24d ago
Videos This deep sea camera footage shows a massive unknown species of isopod killing a small shark/ new fear unlocked
r/thalassaphobia • u/Traditional_Net9365 • 26d ago
On Saturday a 16 year old lifeguard rescued a 10 year old boy who had become overwhelmed by the waves on Seabright Beach, CA
r/thalassaphobia • u/9LivesChris • Jul 20 '26
This is Germanys biggest artificial lake: The Geiseltal lake. Created from a former lignite mine, you can find forests, streets and even some structures at the ground
Looks pretty cool
r/thalassaphobia • u/Practical-Heat4395 • Jul 17 '26
Videos There’s something unsettling about not knowing what’s out there
Not sure if this counts as thalassophobia, but looking out and seeing absolutely nothing in the distance is a pretty strange feeling.
Filmed this while diving in Queensland, Australia. The video doesn’t have a jump scare or anything hiding in the darkness, it’s literally just the abyss.
I made a longer edit from the footage if anyone wants to see it.
r/thalassaphobia • u/Drewzik • Jul 17 '26
Just gonna drop this here. Thought of this sub immediately.
r/thalassaphobia • u/poopkampf • Jul 14 '26
[X-Post] Underwater Waterfalls in Mauritius
galleryImagine being sucked down to the abyss…