The Mystery of Australia's Sea Monsters

TLDRStrange incidents off the coast of Australia, including a shark severed head and beached whales, suggest the existence of massive and unidentified sea monsters.

Key insights

🦈An unusually large ocean predator in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of New South Wales, Australia, severed the head of a 550-pound mako shark.

🐋A pod of pilot whales beached themselves on the shores of Western Australia, possibly escaping from a massive predator.

🌊Scientists have been searching for a monstrous predator in Australian waters since 2003, and the mysterious incidents could be connected.

🌏Only 20% of the ocean has been mapped, and we have only seen about 1-2% of it, leaving room for undiscovered sea creatures.

🔍Scientists are at a loss for answers regarding the existence of sea monsters, and the possibility should not be dismissed.

Q&A

What happened to the mako shark?

The mako shark's body was apparently devoured, only leaving behind a severed head.

Why did the pod of pilot whales beach themselves?

One theory suggests that the pod was running away from a threatening predator.

How long have scientists been searching for a monstrous predator in Australian waters?

Scientists have been actively searching since 2003.

How much of the ocean has been explored?

Only 20% of the ocean has been mapped, and we have only seen about 1-2% of it.

Do sea monsters really exist?

The existence of sea monsters is still a mystery, but it should not be dismissed.

Timestamped Summary

00:02The deep waters of the Pacific Ocean off the eastern coast of New South Wales, Australia, are famous for deep sea fishing.

00:24In March 2019, a fisherman hooked a 550-pound mako shark, but only the severed head remained as the rest of the body was devoured.

01:20The incident raised speculation about the existence of a massive predator that could have caused such damage to the shark.

01:41Scientists have been searching for an elusive and monstrous predator in Australian waters since 2003.

03:45A pod of pilot whales beached themselves in Western Australia, possibly due to the presence of a threatening predator.

04:50The strange incidents off the coast of Australia raise the question of the existence of undiscovered sea creatures.

05:10Scientists are still at a loss for answers regarding the existence of sea monsters.

05:22With only a small percentage of the ocean explored, there could be unknown creatures lurking in the deep.