Unearthing these deadly Red Sea pools will actually aid in space exploration
Scientists have reached the depths of the Red Sea, and their findings are astonishing.
If you think that humanity has thoroughly explored the vast oceans, you’re mistaken.
Only about five percent of the ocean has been surveyed, and it’s clear why, especially when considering the so-called ‘death pools.’
There will always be something eerie lurking in the ocean’s most remote depths, but you might not expect something even more malevolent waiting just for you.
Warning: If you harbor any fear of the deep blue or (red sea), this is your cue to vow never to set foot in it.
The Red Sea is full of mysteries (Getty Stock Images)
Especially avoid going in, or you might never come back.
The deep ocean is home to many terrifying creatures, such as the scry fangtooth, gulper eel, goblin shark, vampire squid, and anglerfish, but those aren’t the most alarming aspects.
With those creatures, at least you know what to expect—though the vampire squid isn’t as frightening as it sounds.
Research is currently underway to explore the bottom of the Red Sea, situated in the Middle East between Africa and Asia.
A team of researchers sent divers and probes down, and what they discovered were the infamous ‘death pools.’
Even the name sends chills down spines—so what exactly are they?
