5 Mythical Creatures That Could Actually Exist
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Length: 12min 30sec (750 seconds)
Published: Sat Feb 27 2016
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So since there was a post with a top 5 mythical creatures that could actually exist, I decided to post this video as well. I'll edit in my opinion on the top 5 once I'm done watching the video.
EDIT: oh boy here we go. This video contains a lot more explanation than the other one, so some of the 'creatures' are basically identified in the video.
5: The case of the great white being 'eaten'. So this story might be known to some of you. It's the story of the tagged great white that got 'eaten'. Scientists assumed this since the measured temperature suddenly increased rapidly. Also, the tag plunged into the depths within a short amount of time. Like the video states, there's two options in this case: 1: The shark, measuring about 3 meters, got eaten by an enormous sea creature. 2: The tag fell off and got eaten by a fish that dove back to the depths after it. The temperature increased from 46 Fahrenheit (7,7 degrees Celsius) to 78 Fahrenheit (25,5 degrees Celsius) within seconds. Now let's take a look at the average body temperature of great whites. As you can see, great whites have a stomach temperature of 13-25 degrees Fahrenheit (7-14 degrees Celsius). This doesn't match the temperature increase measured by the tag. let's look at the next contender, an orca. orcas have a body temperature of about 36.4 to 38 degrees Celsius (97,5-100,4 F). Their stomach temperature could be a bit lower, as explained here. The most reasonable explanation here is that the shark got killed by an orca, which then dove to the depths.
4: 'The furry dolphin'. Mangled and rotten carcasses wash up on shore all the time, so it isn't that unusual to see anything like this. However, I have no clue at all what type of creature this might have been. If I had to pick a few candidates, I'd say some sort of dolphin, whale or eel. The most reasonable explanation is that it's a mangled, rotten, perhaps even eaten carcass of some known creature.
3: 'The toothed carcass'. The witnesses stated that the creature had a back fin, but that isn't shown at all. Here's a link with pictures. If you look at the pictures, it looks a little weird at first. But the tooth and (presumed) backfin fit perfectly with it being an Orca. Also, the pectoral fins seem to be in almost the exact same location as those belonging to an orca. This leads me to believe it's most likely a decomposing Orca carcass, so nothing special here.
2: 'The 52-Hertz whale'. This story's actually kinda sad. Like the video states there seems to be something in the ocean that's creating noises completely different from all the other known whales. The sound has only been heard in one place in the world (the Pacific ocean), which led scientists to believe that it's coming from one whale, who is incredibly alone. My knowledge about whales isn't that big, so my best bet would be that it's some kind of malformed/mutated whale of a known species who isn't (wasn't?) capable of producing the same noise as its brethren.
1: Mysterious shark in the mariana trench. Aw yiss, my cup of tea. So scientists were using bait to record known and unknown species of sharks, with the hopes of finding something extraordinary. They found a massive shark, which is believed to be between 30 to 50 feet (9 to 15 meters) in length. The creature certainly looks enormous. It's rather slow in its movement, which leads me to believe it's a shark that's specifically equipped to survive in the deeper parts of the ocean. It's skin has all kinds of scars on it and I think this might be the most important shot of the video. The area around its gills seems to be a bit wrinkly, maybe even a bit scarred. If you look at this picture, which contains a number of sharks, it certainly looks like the creature on tape could be a giant basking shark. The only issue I've got with this is that the basking shark is a plankton-eating shark. Also, the shark continues moving, which eventually leads to this shot. If you compare that to the basking shark, it doesn't look similar at all. The basking shark has a really noticeable nose, which this shark lacks. I've seen some people stating it's a megalodon, but it doesn't look like that either. This guy makes some valid statements about the identity of the shark. He concludes its a sleeper shark, and I agree with that. Nothing unusual here, although it might be a big sleeper shark, since most of them only grow to a maximum of 7 meters.