This is where I realized my fears; the Indianapolis Zoo dolphin enclosure. I always refuse to return here.4yr ⋅ GiggleDipstick ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An abandoned Ekranoplan. An old amphibious Soviet plane from the cold war.3yr ⋅ Puggo357 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Dauphin Island, AL the houses are in the water. There are plots in front of these houses priced for $1k because they’re literally in the ocean.2yr ⋅ Kfryfry ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The flooded Chamber in Abandoned Slate mine, info in comment1yr ⋅ Underground_1973 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A flood moved these coffins. There are real bodies all dressed up in there, just quietly drifting with the water.2yr ⋅ Zachhcazzach ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Serpent d'Ocean sculpture by Huang Yong Ping located in Nantes, France.3yr ⋅ braintyp ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The wreck of the schooner Blue Dolphin lurks just below the surface of the Detroit River.1yr ⋅ TheBitterSeason ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Flooded cemeteries. I don’t even want to look at the picture.2yr ⋅ RC123TheyCallMe ⋅ r/submechanophobia
[OC] A disembodied clown head stares out from the black, silty water behind an abandoned 1800s coal dock.2yr ⋅ Purple_Churros ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A photo of the collapsed Crimean Bridge span taken from below1yr ⋅ TheBitterSeason ⋅ r/submechanophobia
I was a commercial diver for a few years, especially in rivers, dams or sewers. Ask me anything about what lurks in these murky waters !2yr ⋅ MatFink01 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Me in a hard-hat diving suit, practicing emergency procedures on the surface!2yr ⋅ IntestineYarnball ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A Sunken Ship Called World Discoverer Before and After it sunk.3yr ⋅ TheDepressedOne1 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
One of my neighbours sold their boat house and figured they'd move their boat somewhere else. Technically, that’s what they did, but they didn't get very far.1yr ⋅ SjalabaisWoWS ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A cabin on board the Aachen, a 19th-century steamship hit by a torpedo in July 1915. Now located at the bottom of the Baltic Sea1yr ⋅ fullerwarrenSUPwatch ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The last structure standing of what used to be Holland Island in the Chesapeake Bay. The island eroded away and this house was the only thing left standing. It was floating in the Chesapeake alone for years until it finally sunk in 2010.3yr ⋅ Fun-Independence-282 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Plane crashed into the beach yesterday (pilot and passenger survived)1yr ⋅ Mycelium83 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A full Tokyo flood shaft. The shaft is around 230 feet or 70 meters deep.3yr ⋅ Where_Lions_Roam ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The hydro electric and bypass intakes for Lake Murray in South Carolina, popular fishing spot too but I don't even like taking the boat near them2yr ⋅ AnywhereFew9745 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Look at the anchor rope. Just the thought of people swimming near that thing terrifies me1yr ⋅ DasGlockenspiel ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A sailboat broke when the sea froze over in Helsinki this winter and sank when the ice melted3yr ⋅ macroclimate ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The main cabin of the Frank W. Wheeler remains eerily preserved under about 600 feet of water in Lake Superior.2yr ⋅ cbadge1 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An interesting computer generated image showing how the RMS Titanic supposedly snapped in half under the water, and not on the surface.4yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Britannic. Titanic's sister. My breathing stops and my throat dries, I have a headache when I see this photo.1yr ⋅ frizke ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Swimming off the side of a container ship seems like a big nope. Found this on Instagram a few days ago.4yr ⋅ durbn ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Bow of the USS Johnston, sank while fighting the Japanese navy in 19441yr ⋅ SlapMeHal ⋅ r/submechanophobia
NASA's Aquarius Research Station in Florida (currently active), where astronauts train for the physical and psychological extremes of space1yr ⋅ magicfeistybitcoin ⋅ r/submechanophobia
After the collapse of the Francis Key Scotty Bridge in Baltimore. 1mo ⋅ GrahamUhelski ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Found on FB - “Salt water slowly eating away Pablo Escobar’s plane. By @sal_qu”2yr ⋅ soulsuns ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The world's largest underground flood water diversion facility in Tokyo, built to mitigate flooding during typhoons and heavy rains.1yr ⋅ Im_with_crazy ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Plane that landed on the Hudson, I’d die if I was in the plane as it landed1yr ⋅ Exciting_Pepper_69 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Inside the capsized Costa Concordia. (Credits: News Pictures/Rex Features)2yr ⋅ TheShipyardBlog ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The twisted skeleton of an offshore warehouse rots in the Hudson River next to Manhattan's former 60th Street Railyard. (Photo by Michael Minn, 2008)1yr ⋅ TheBitterSeason ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Went past a wind turbine farm on a cruise. My other half was terrified!2yr ⋅ magicalbananaman1 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A pool with holes I saw this and I thought y'all would have something to say about this.2yr ⋅ busnerd20 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The only thing left above water of the Venezuelan city of potosi, is the top of the churches bell tower.2yr ⋅ fingay-ren ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The Broomway is a 6 mile long road off the coast of Essex only accessible at low tide. It has been attributed to over a hundred deaths since the 15th century.1yr ⋅ xverity ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Die Badende (The Bather) by artist Oliver Voss, Hamburg, Germany1yr ⋅ anitabreaksrysly ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This robot just went 450m down the hole it's above. It's called the Hranice Abyss and it's unknown how deep it actually goes but it's deepest measured part is over 473m (about 1,551 ft) down. It's a flooded sinkhole but just by looking at that pool you would have no idea how deep down it goes...1yr ⋅ Wigglystoner ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A chair sitting on the ocean floor somewhere off the coast of US.2yr ⋅ Royal_IDunno ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Non-buoyant water reservoir. If you fell into this, it is impossible to float back to the surface2yr ⋅ Sp0nge_Bob ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Partially submerged boat trapped in the ice, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania1yr ⋅ beatsbybea ⋅ 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.4yr ⋅ bluebreeze52 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Flow testing chemical reactors. They’re 3 stories high and yes, the blades spin at 1,000 rpm’s.2yr ⋅ This_Stew_Guy ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The structure of an underwater church in Turkey that sits on a lake bed is now visible from less pollution.1yr ⋅ pinkblueegreen ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A Japanese house floating in the Pacific Ocean after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami3yr ⋅ thatguykeith ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Great white sub built by Fabien Cousteau, whose grandfather was Jacques Cousteau1yr ⋅ PR1ZE0 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
What the fuck happened to these mermaids after they shut down 20k leagues?1yr ⋅ Hairy-Foundation4808 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The boat house at my family farm is at least 70 years old and also terrifying.2yr ⋅ lilgemini420 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Polluted Keelung River, Taiwan; complete with a rat - fancy a jump in?1yr ⋅ Mackheath1 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Truck falls through ice on frozen lake, new ice forms over top of hole (Vermont, USA)3yr ⋅ SmallTownJerseyBoy ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A photo with an aerial view of an old school house foundation visible on the bottom of Dale Hollow Lake.. It shows the only remaining remnant of the town of Willow Grove, known as the “town that drowned,” which can be seen through the pristine water when the lake elevation is low1yr ⋅ okaysanaa1 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
am I the only one terrified of these lines in the water?4mo ⋅ strawberryxeclairs21 ⋅ 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.5yr ⋅ SaltMill ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Diana, the figurehead of the USS Hamilton in the murky waters of Lake Ontario.2yr ⋅ KnightOfDaggers ⋅ r/submechanophobia
USS Arizona, photo on right included to show how large it is. Over 900 human remains were never recovered from within, thus the wreck serves as a shallow tomb that tourists can walk above. Creepy.3yr ⋅ zee714 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A fish observatory in Guam. There are stairs inside that descend into the second part of the structure underwater.1yr ⋅ pinkblueegreen ⋅ r/submechanophobia
We've had a lot of rain in Southern Ohio lately. There's a boat dock probably 15' below this.2yr ⋅ cdsbigsby ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Maryland National Harbor Statue ‘The Awakening' Makes Me Want To Cry3yr ⋅ aidanrousetattoo ⋅ r/submechanophobia
