Archaeological dig finds and exposes whole, 9000-year-old town swallowed by the sea.11mo ⋅ cardinarium ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Small sub exploring the Titanic is currently lost at the bottom of the ocean5mo ⋅ Successful-Winter237 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Im tired of all the shark pictures because they don't freak me out. Here's Point Nemo, the spot farthest away from any land in the world. You are closer to astronauts aboard the ISS than humanity. Good luck.3yr ⋅ TotalIdiotNerd ⋅ r/thalassophobia
An analytical breakdown of the type of people who visit this sub4yr ⋅ SemiSolidSnake11 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Abandoned silver mine shafts. Lake Superior Thunder Bay Ontario.1yr ⋅ butterfly1202 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
This teaser for the new Netflix show 1899 gives me chills1yr ⋅ CaptainProblemloeser ⋅ r/thalassophobia
You’re off the edge of the map mate... here there be monsters1yr ⋅ chocolatecows88 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Someone suggested I share an oil painting of mine here. This is “On the Water”3yr ⋅ vittatus ⋅ r/thalassophobia
I made some art to recreate the feeling from a beach dream I had where the waves were so big they blocked out the sun. Large zoomable image.1yr ⋅ jamesfletcherdesign ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Difference between the interiors of the Eyo Explorations submersible as shown in National Geographic’s “Back to Titanic” documentary vs OceanGate’s Titan.5mo ⋅ RNReef ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Europa's ocean is an average of 100km deep and under 10km of ice.1yr ⋅ keeplayer109 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Fresh water always creeped me out more than the ocean. The general low visibility and feeling enclosed with whatever was in the water was always gnawing at the back of my mind.1yr ⋅ STORMxQUEEN ⋅ r/thalassophobia
There’s something particularly terrifying about the idea of water you can’t even float in.2yr ⋅ kuparinedfgdfgdf ⋅ r/thalassophobia
[OC] Looking out towards a storm rolling in from the North Atlantic10mo ⋅ Elgin-Franklin ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Ever seen the bottom of an iceberg? Credit: Tobias Friedrich / Caters News7mo ⋅ WBValdore ⋅ r/thalassophobia
This inconspicuous small lake is actually the deepest freshwater sinkhole in the world. Confirmed depth is 450 m (1500 ft), estimated depth 1200 m (4000 ft). There were many diving attempts, they also sent robots - no one has ever seen the bottom yet. (Hranice Abyss, Czech republic.)8mo ⋅ pr1ncezzBea ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Stumbled across this photo on a different water subreddit & thought it definitely deserved a spot over here. Dark, deep water AND rain... Yea no thanks1yr ⋅ iamphr0glov3r ⋅ r/thalassophobia
This is the swimming hole from my home town in Texas. It's the mouth of an underwater cave system that still holds the unrecovered bodies of divers.11mo ⋅ AmissResile ⋅ r/thalassophobia
The terrifying side of planet Earth (spotted on r/damnthatsinteresting)1wk ⋅ saintfed ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Came across this, I know it's not the sea but still gives me the creeps :(1mo ⋅ kingdementia ⋅ r/thalassophobia
A Regional Train passes a Railroad Crossing between Flooded Fields, Nidderau-Eichen, Germany (Photo by Michael Probst)9mo ⋅ Justheretoread007 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
A semi-submerged whale-watching museum in Norway that looks like a whale3yr ⋅ 7Glorfindel ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Wreck of the Titanic. Imagine you're in that tiny submarine and it gets stuck and all your can see is this5mo ⋅ Silver-Database07 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Hit an eerie patch of calm about 20 miles from the mainland. Just flat and deep in all directions2yr ⋅ tomhazledine ⋅ r/thalassophobia
The lost Italian village of Curon was flooded in 1950 for hydroelectricity, but the church spire still peeks out of the water2yr ⋅ Russian_For_Rent ⋅ r/thalassophobia
An AI's interpretation of thalassophobia: I surrendered to the tsunami wave that was about to crash upon me1yr ⋅ chrisgagne ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Crew of the USS Olympia swimming next to their boat in the ocean.9mo ⋅ gustavotherecliner ⋅ r/thalassophobia
This is an under-ice observation tube in McMurdo Station, Antarctica.2yr ⋅ vinyl_soda ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Since this infographic has been hot today, edited to more accurately reflect how little light reaches most of the depths3yr ⋅ mattwinkler007 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
The Arch in the Blue Hole, Egypt which has infamously claimed up to 200 lives.1yr ⋅ pinkblueegreen ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Let's go snorkeling, they said. The water is so clear, they said.5yr ⋅ aloofloofah ⋅ r/thalassophobia
I'm surprised this wasn't posted here yet, have fun shitting yourself. From XKCD by Randall Munroe.1yr ⋅ AdhesiveMadMan ⋅ r/thalassophobia
I’ve found that this sub has a lot more thalassophobia-like photos that scare me so much more than the ocean pics3yr ⋅ Harmonic-Voltage ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Painted this for a personal project, and its no secret I used this sub for some inspiration5yr ⋅ Conpatshe ⋅ r/thalassophobia
You’re casually strolling through a modern art exhibition when...1yr ⋅ haktf913323621 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
The idea of this tunnel caving in while you're 60 ft below the surface of the ocean1yr ⋅ imax_707 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Does this count as thalassophobia? This was the only way to get to Padre Island in Corpus Christi before a bridge was built in the 1920’s. No thanks.9mo ⋅ apathetic666johnson ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Because all my friends say this photo of me freediving gives them the willies2yr ⋅ marinemik ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Frightening tsunami with a wall of jet-black water overwhelming the seawall. Japan, March 2011.1yr ⋅ JurassicPark9265 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
I took this today while swimming in Egypt. Felt uncomfortably far from home2yr ⋅ Crashoverride0010 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Where I live there is a lake created by a meteor which is 115 meters deep. This is a photo our free press released of it. Not a fan2yr ⋅ Nottoobad777 ⋅ r/thalassophobia
