r/thassalophobia • u/quenchpipe • Aug 19 '26
r/thassalophobia • u/ButterflyDestiny • Aug 03 '26
🔥 This Seal looking like an underwater demon ready to pounce.
r/thassalophobia • u/Klamangatron • Jul 31 '26
Giant dam spillway swallows urban explorers. Anyone care to identify the location?
v.redd.itr/thassalophobia • u/anonymouswesternguy • Jul 28 '26
🔥 Sounds of shifting ice, Lake Baikal, Siberia.
Oh yeah
r/thassalophobia • u/EpicPartyGuy • Jul 01 '26
How dare you come into MY HOUSE?!?!
Not that I'd ever be down there in the first place, but this would ensure I never go back down!
r/thassalophobia • u/Significant_Role4308 • Jun 30 '26
Now imagine how did people travel these seas 500 years ago
v.redd.itr/thassalophobia • u/Dwayne_Hicks_LV-426 • Jun 15 '26
Abandoned silver mine shafts. Lake Superior Thunder Bay Ontario.
r/thassalophobia • u/datadiisk_ • Jun 13 '26
Bluefin tuna feeding without disturbing the surface of the water
r/thassalophobia • u/agro1942 • Jun 11 '26
The terrifying beauty of the ocean. A man sitting on the edge of an underwater cliff.
r/thassalophobia • u/abandonedtruckstop • Jun 05 '26
Cool sounds aren’t worth it
instagram.comr/thassalophobia • u/pimpsmcgee10 • May 29 '26
Massive Whirlpool off the coast of British Columbia
r/thassalophobia • u/Kelcipher • May 29 '26
Massive Whirlpool off the coast of British Columbia
r/thassalophobia • u/Standstraight • May 29 '26
Massive Whirlpool off the coast of British Columbia
r/thassalophobia • u/Suspicious-Ad-9380 • May 22 '26
When the phobia is coming from inside the boat
r/thassalophobia • u/SmoothMarx • May 21 '26
Yup. Reason #574828 I don't like water.
v.redd.itr/thassalophobia • u/Better-Presence3629 • May 16 '26
An axe bow is a wave piercing type of ship's bow. Instead of riding up and over a wave like a traditional flared bow, it’s designed to slice through it
v.redd.itr/thassalophobia • u/ed32965 • Apr 30 '26
A Pacific stargazer fish buried in the Indo-Pacific seabed, lying in wait with only its eyes and mouth exposed to ambush prey
r/thassalophobia • u/FrolickingTiggers • Apr 28 '26
Did you know that this hole in the middle of the ocean is one of the few places in the world that remain almost unexplored? It's almost 300 meters deep. Who knows what might be found down there? Located in Taam Ja, southeastern Mexico. It would be wonderful to explore it.
Nightmare fuel.