Apparently there's a pipe that shoots diseased fish blood into the ocean.1yr ⋅ Gorperino ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Inspecting underside of a major port terminal. We’re about 1500 feet from open air.2mo ⋅ balltesties ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The Baltimore Harbor Tunnel today. Ignore the fact that you are already driving underwater. Drive into the underwater water.......6mo ⋅ DarkBlue222 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An offshore oil rig which drifted to the coast of the Isle of Lewis due to extreme weather in 20165mo ⋅ bdemin ⋅ r/submechanophobia
After 2300 years underwater, a cache of ancient relics have been rediscovered off the coast of Thonis-Heraclion in Egypt. They’ve been waiting, watching.8mo ⋅ CenizaRey ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The Lady of the Lake, an abandoned B-29 Superfortress in Alaska.10mo ⋅ WhitestBunny ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Swimming pool aboard a decommissioned Soviet Typhoon Class submarine3mo ⋅ BigCheemus ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Google Earth photo of pond helps find car with skeleton of Florida man missing since 19971yr ⋅ toxictoast31 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Inside the super-k observatory. This thing fills with 50,000 tonnes of water1yr ⋅ Elusive_Acid ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Just occurred to me how the sea bed must be littered with shipping containers. Yikes.1yr ⋅ sexycatdmbdawg ⋅ r/submechanophobia
It seems people enjoyed my last post- here is another one I took of the coast of O’ahu, Hawaii, where a tourist submarine came upon as out of the void while we were diving...9mo ⋅ lindirofkells ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Warning deep in a cenote - if I saw this I'd shit my diving suit1yr ⋅ lajoswinkler ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Gus Grissom's Liberty Bell 7 Mercury capsule, lost in 1961 in 16,000 feet of water2d ⋅ netballr ⋅ r/submechanophobia
HUGE diving tank in Duisburg, Germany. Contains a plane wreck, a car and several other debris10mo ⋅ P26601 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A full Tokyo flood shaft. The shaft is around 230 feet or 70 meters deep.3mo ⋅ Where_Lions_Roam ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An abandoned Ekranoplan. An old amphibious Soviet plane from the cold war.2mo ⋅ Puggo357 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A sailboat broke when the sea froze over in Helsinki this winter and sank when the ice melted2wk ⋅ macroclimate ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Swimming off the side of a container ship seems like a big nope. Found this on Instagram a few days ago.10mo ⋅ durbn ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This is where I realized my fears; the Indianapolis Zoo dolphin enclosure. I always refuse to return here.1yr ⋅ GiggleDipstick ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Truck falls through ice on frozen lake, new ice forms over top of hole (Vermont, USA)2mo ⋅ SmallTownJerseyBoy ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An interesting computer generated image showing how the RMS Titanic supposedly snapped in half under the water, and not on the surface.1yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/submechanophobia
In 2016 Riot Games commissioned an artificial reef of their character Nautilus and placed it in the ocean of Brisbane, Australia. He now looks like this.11mo ⋅ bluebreeze52 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Shooters Island, Staten Island New York photo taken at dead low tide it was an old shipyard back in the late 1800s and early 1900s many ships were left abandoned after the yards closure. At high tide most of the outlines of the ships you see are completely submerged9mo ⋅ Ponsigs ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Something about these offshore wind power plants make me feel uneasy3mo ⋅ Domz444 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
131 ft deep swimming pool in Padua, Italy. That “landing pad” at the bottom especially freaks me out.9mo ⋅ jennasky ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Norways underwater Road project.. 30metres down in a concrete tube8mo ⋅ EnemiesAllAround ⋅ r/submechanophobia
German submarine U-118 washed ashore on the beach at Hastings, 191910mo ⋅ SMALLWANG69 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Troll-A, over 1500 feet tall, being taken out to sea before it’s legs are sunk down to the ocean floor.2yr ⋅ SoCircular ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Tide coming in fast to swallow up this wreck. (OC) [Ocean Pursuit, Oregon Inlet OBX]10mo ⋅ ADH-Kydex ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Stonehenge found 30ft deep in Lake Michigan, still a mystery to this day9mo ⋅ suicidaltitties ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Soundstage for The Goonies. The area would be filled in with water.5mo ⋅ GoldLeaderLiam ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The stern of Russian submarine Dmitri Donskoi, the largest submarine in the world, in transit.2mo ⋅ hurricane_97 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An image from Disney's old 2000 Leagues Under the Sea submarine ride that never fails to terrify me.1yr ⋅ flifjxkuuf ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This prop from the film «Raise The Titanic» (1980) gives me the creeps.7mo ⋅ The_Iron_Raven ⋅ r/submechanophobia
I dunno if this is okay here since its not technically in the water but I think its crazy this is what a Supercarrier looks like below the waterline10mo ⋅ SquealTeam10 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Jet Star, a rollercoaster in New Jersey that was literally blown into the ocean during Hurricane Sandy8mo ⋅ Fuckingusernames69 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Sinking the Speigel Grove. Notice how tiny the people on the boats are.9mo ⋅ MarieCakeAntoinette ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Skeletal remains found in submerged truck (story in comments)2mo ⋅ Disaster_Plan ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The Civil War era Confederate State submarine H.L. Hunley built in 1864 and sank later that year which currently rests in the Warren Lasch Conservation Center in Charleston, SC7mo ⋅ volvoraggare22 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Someone Put Four Skeletons at a Table in an Arizona Lake For Divers to Stumble Across11mo ⋅ AtlantisTempest ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Titanic's massive starboard propeller is seen through the round window of Russian submersible Mir 2 during a 1991 expedition of the wreck site. Source : White Stars, Black Sea1yr ⋅ jssx ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This medusa statue at the Great Yharmouth Sealife Centre. This thing terrified me when I was younger11mo ⋅ corvidaeae ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Thought you might appreciate this: Black Rock, Melbourne, Australia.4mo ⋅ myfacelookslikeafoot ⋅ r/submechanophobia
In the 50s, the live mermaids at Disney’s submarine voyage ride were warned to not swim too close to the submarine’s large propellers. With no precautionary fencing, one ex-mermaid claimed If you got too close, you could feel the suction of the propellers. And that scared some of the girls.2yr ⋅ SaltMill ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Was told this belongs here...me sitting on the bow of a wreck off Nassau, Bahamas in 2016. Photo was taken by Andre Musgrove9mo ⋅ lindirofkells ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Extraction of Sherman tanks from the bottom of the Barents Sea. They were transported aboard the Thomas Donaldson (Liberty) American transport ship sunk during World War II. The unit was torpedoed by a German Submarine [1200x800]1yr ⋅ bigmeat ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An underwater cemetery crypt under the Quabbin Reservoir in Massachusetts1yr ⋅ amp350 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This drain in the middle of a lake. People kayak here, and it’s only marked with one or two buoys. Imagine not paying close enough attention...1yr ⋅ Lethal_0428 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A prop Nessie head from the 1970's film The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes sunk deep to the bottom of the Loch. It was discovered again in 2016, by a marine sonar robot. Chilling stuff.1yr ⋅ evilvenomhiss ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Maryland National Harbor statue ‘The Awakening’ after some heavy rain storms3yr ⋅ MarcTheIndian ⋅ r/submechanophobia
You've got to look into the water to be able to read the sign2yr ⋅ SuperJetShoes ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The shipwreck of the Silver Spray in 10 ft of water, 500 feet off the shoreline of Chicago on morgan shoal in lake Michigan.1mo ⋅ eric_ravenstein ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Two girls just hanging on an anchor chain, right next to the boat, like it's nothing...7mo ⋅ RadBadTad ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Underwater view of a bulldozer fallen through the sea ice in Antarctica.1yr ⋅ icedmango435 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Fake Buddha statue in the recently open new deepest pool in the world located in Mszczonow, Poland4mo ⋅ sezam97 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This is the Metropolitan area outer underground discharge channel. It will fill with water to protect Tokyo from flooding. The concrete support towers are 18m tall1yr ⋅ bIGDoNg6900 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
When New York City subway cars are discontinued, they are cleaned and dumped into the ocean to be used as artificial reefs for ocean wildlife. Their presence in the ocean is beneficial.1yr ⋅ RemoWilliams82 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Knowing that these are under me in a wave pool and hearing the motors running will forever give me chills.2yr ⋅ Bryan15012 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
