@geoff5375: Been looking for this footage and finally found it. This was the largest artic Jelly I ever saw. Easily 10-15ft in diameter and its trail of stinging cells was beyond visibility. I know it is hard to tell without reference, but this things was HUGE. #diving #ocean #underwaterphotography #fyp #trending

i do b fartin :

Do yourself a favor and look up deep sea gigantism it’s fascinating

Da_blaq_DeTh :

I deadass think we not supposed to be in the ocean

Nickisdacube :

There is still a lot of light. You’re not down very far

pel :

Well if we can see the damn thing

434.Gibby :

Why they swimming in Baja blast

Inmate # 732750 :

The cool thing is, you don’t have to do this 😀

ThrottleDaddy :

As huge as the ocean is. I'm surprised there isn't massive creatures lurking around. I mean Massive. And no there isn't any proof.

Franny :

41 :

tiredjedi66 :

Lions Mane jellyfish can get massive.

benpeterson2003 :

People don’t talk about the possible radioactive mutations underwater from years of nuclear testing in the waters… just some food for thought

Heather Habel :

I don't trust any body of water I can't see the bottom of, nope

Wyrzoo :

The breathing is giving me anxiety💔

Brandt :

That’s why I won’t go past shoulder depth in the ocean

Dammit_Randy! :

ayla eve :

Lanta Jae :

Goodbye, I have thalassophobia nd megalophobia

I see stupid people everywhere :

Literally all I’m seeing

K__EDDIE :

I can’t see a damn thing

erik :

they have done studies and the fact is without a reference point it's not possible to accurately guess the size of something at a distance

🥨aizie :

Tbh the scariest part of diving is the fact you have to WAIT to go up no matter what happens

Lily Leirion ⟭⟬⁷ :

zedge209 :

melaneeannbazan :

the coolest part is when it actually showed the jelly fish 😂

V ⊹ ࣪ ﹏﹏𓂁﹏⊹ ࣪ ˖ :

Deep sea gigantism. And thats still in a zone with fair lighting.