Leviathan Is Awakening… Why Are Deep Sea Creatures Rising?

The ocean’s darkest monsters were supposed to stay buried.
But now one by one they’re surfacing.
Why are deep-sea creatures suddenly rising... as if fleeing something?
Cut to black:
"Leviathan Is Awakening..."
It began with a carcass.
A fisherman in Japan discovered a 30-foot squid washed ashore massive, intact, and far
from where it should have been.
These creatures live in total darkness, thousands of feet below the surface an environment
so hostile, we’ve barely explored it.
Finding one in shallow waters is rare.
Finding one on land? Practically unheard of.
But it didn’t stop there.
Days later, off the coast of California, a bluntnose sixgill shark a species that has existed
since before the dinosaurs was discovered.
Then came the goblin shark, with its terrifying, ancient jaw.
A barreleye fish, with a transparent head and tubular eyes.
And the oarfish long, silver, and serpentine once believed to signal disaster in Japanese
folklore.
One by one, these creatures of the abyss began surfacing.
Some were caught alive.
Most were found dead.
But all of them shared one chilling fact:
They don’t belong here.
The deep ocean is Earth’s largest and least understood habitat.
It covers more than half the planet, yet less than 5% of it has ever been explored.
In the hadal zone, over 20,000 feet deep, pressure is over 1,000 times greater than at the
surface.
Temperatures hover near freezing.
If this made you think differently about the ocean...
If it made you wonder what else might be rising from the deep...
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