Underwater City?

a reply to: KKLOCO
Nope! Not at all.

A kraken is a kraken and a squid is a squid. Both are vastly different in shape. Yes they do both have tentacles and a beak and a head, that's what they have in common. Squids are the pointy ones and kraken (also know as octopus) are the ones with the big round head. Just saying.


You should see the ones we feed dinosaurs to, at the pole openings, though.

a reply to: ByteChanger

It sure as heck looks like something. If not a city then it at least looks like there was some activity there, and it wasn't the fish kind either. Great find.

a reply to: ByteChanger

Look on the bottom right, next to that mountain. There is writing there. I see numbers.

originally posted by: INnEedOfgOD
Hmm interesting. There was this story from yesterday.

Submerged UFO found on Google

Yeah, that was the "underwater object" I was referring to in my O.P. Same source too...

Nice sleuthing...

originally posted by: stelth2
a reply to: ByteChanger

Look on the bottom right, next to that mountain. There is writing there. I see numbers.

Hmmm, Google's watermark? "2022 Google"

originally posted by: ThatDamnDuckAgain
a reply to: ByteChanger
I will explain what you see here.

The ocean floor was mapped via radar satellites. There are some that can map the ocean floor via radar. However because of the distances involved and water in between, the results are not in high resolution.

The straight lines you see are from boats dragging sonar equipment behind. Take a look at the main ship routes and you will see that these areas are better mapped because chances are high one of these ships took these sea ways and had a sonar transmitter online, dragging behind or mounted under the ship.

Shouldn't there be a lot more grid patterns then?

a reply to: SecretKnowledge

Why? Do you know what they looked for?

Nice! Very well could be a sunken city?

originally posted by: KKLOCO

originally posted by: ThatDamnDuckAgain
a reply to: ByteChanger
I will explain what you see here.

The ocean floor was mapped via radar satellites. There are some that can map the ocean floor via radar. However because of the distances involved and water in between, the results are not in high resolution.

The straight lines you see are from boats dragging sonar equipment behind. Take a look at the main ship routes and you will see that these areas are better mapped because chances are high one of these ships took these sea ways and had a sonar transmitter online, dragging behind or mounted under the ship.

I don’t like this explanation. I’m going with a clear grid of an ancient city.

Love these threads!!

Unfortunately, like it or not, it is the truth - but still fun looking at these "anomalies"

I find this area of interest….keep looking!!!

Oh, I'm supposed to look at the squared off area. I was looking at a more rounded area.