Fear of the Deep
A video on YouTube. In True Crime & Mysteries, a Krater category.
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This video explores the psychological phenomenon of thalassophobia and submechanophobia through various video games, deep sea facts, and Junji Ito manga. It concludes that the deep ocean remains one of the last truly terrifying, mysterious, and unforgiving frontiers for humanity.
From the video
Answers: What causes thalassophobia and why is the deep ocean so terrifying?
- thalassophobia
- submechanophobia
- deep sea exploration
- abyssal gigantism
- Junji Ito manga
- video game ocean environments
- deep sea hazards
What it concludes
- Over 80% of the underwater abyss remains unmapped and unexplored.
- We know more about the surface of Mars and the Moon than we do about the ocean floors on Earth.
- Stacking the Empire State building end-to-end requires over 24 of them to reach surface level from the deepest ocean point.
- Abyssal gigantism produces oversized sea creatures like giant spider crabs, deep-sea isopods, and large squids.
- Over 90% of ocean species remain undiscovered, and the vast majority of the deep blue remains unseen by human eyes.
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