Even though oceans cover 70% of our planet’s surface, we have only discovered 5% of their secrets. Secret far below the outer layer of the water lies a totally different world with its secret insider facts.

The following are a few secrets that scientists have recently discovered.

1. Deep blue hole

Situated off the shoreline of Belize, the Incomparable Blue Opening is known to be a monster mysterious in the sea.

The blue opening is round in shape, more than 300m in breadth and around 120m profound. Scientists say that a limestone cave system that existed during the ice age is what gave rise to the Great Blue Hole. Sea level was significantly lower then than it is now.

During the ice age, the ocean level rose and overflowed the caverns, making the roof breakdown to frame the Incomparable Blue Opening.

The absence of daylight has forestalled the development of coral on the “walls” of the Blue Opening, however consequently, you will observer a lovely land wonder here.

Presently, this goliath blue opening has turned into a spot that draws in countless jumpers and travelers who need to investigate.

2. Antiquated rocks like Stonehenge under Lake Michigan

Paleohistory teacher Imprint Holley and his associate Brian Abbott of Northwestern College of Michigan (USA) found an old stone like Stonehenge, found 12.2m profound at the lower part of Lake Michigan.

Outside the circle, experts also found a rock carved with mastodons, a distantly related elephant species to the mammoth that lived more than 10,000 years ago in North and Central America.

Mastodons’ circle in the ocean Scientists still don’t know where this ancient stone circle, which is similar to Stonehenge, came from.

3. The amazing city of Heracleion, Egypt

In 2001, submerged prehistorian Franck Goddio and his undertaking coincidentally found the secret submerged city of the Mediterranean – Heracleion, which had been covered for over 1,200 years.

Subsequent to eliminating every one of the soil, jumpers found that the old city was still in great shape – numerous goliath pharaohs, many dolls, a sphinx, 64 old boats, 700 anchors, Old Greek and Egyptian engravings…

This part of the way shows that the clamoring exchange antiquated times in Heracleion, Egypt is totally genuine – like the old archives referenced by the Egyptians.

4. Shicheng Underwater City

China This ancient city was built deep under the water of Tiandao Lake, China, during the Eastern Han Dynasty (about 25-200). Its beauty once awed archaeologists.

This project was given the name “Su Thanh,” also known as “Lion City,” because the Ngu Su mountain is right behind the city.

Albeit the entire city was overflowed, Su Thanh was lowered submerged. Even though it was built more than half a century ago at a depth of 26-40 meters on the lake’s bottom, this structure is almost intact, with only minor damage to the wooden beams and stairs.

5. Undersea Sculpture Museum

In contrast to the works mentioned earlier, this sculptural architecture museum off the coast of Cancun, Mexico, has a lot of interesting things that even if you only go once, you won’t forget.

With the longing to underscore the issue of natural preservation with marine life, in 2010, artist Jason de Caires Taylor and his partners made endless models and put them in the ocean.

This Atlántico sculpture museum has been open to interested visitors since 2015. It is common knowledge that these statues serve as a kind of home for sea creatures to live and grow in rather than disturbing their natural environment.

6. Monster squid in the Bay of Mexico

In 2013, researchers were astounded when they found long-sleeved squid (Mangapinna squid) in the Bay of Mexico.

It is realized that this squid depends on 8m long, having limbs 5 – quite a bit longer than the body.

A Mangpinna squid was also discovered in 2000, it is known. However, Mangapinna was only 7 meters long at the time. Since long-sleeved squid is extremely challenging to get, as of recently, data about this types of squid actually makes a migraine for researchers find.