@exploring_bahamas: Exploring a unknown Shipwreck from the 1800s in the Bahamas 🇧🇸🏴‍☠️ #bahamas🇧🇸 #foryoupage #historytok #piratesofthecaribbean #abandonedplaces

SPVRLOCKS.POV :

That is 100% a pirate ship. It’s exact to the ones used during their time

Ms cherry 🍒 :

OMG the pirates are real and it’s true

pingz :

how do you know its from 1800s and not earlier ?

🪐grace✨ :

is that a canon ball?

aequor1x :

You did not find an unknown shipwreck in 5 feet of water, I’m sure it’s known 😭

makaroshki :

Is this a Canon ball?

BLA BLA :

Nope ! Look at the windows ! That’s a modern ship

🚀SFS_Player🚀 :

idk???, like HMS or USS????

Thunder_Kiss.65 :

What island?

Beyond Civilization :

You should make long-form videos on YouTube! 😮

🥷🏿 :

Povintrovert :

Ponce de leon

Heartcurrent :

you weren't supposed to see that 😂

paul :

where is the treasure

Ammad rauf :

Capitano jack sparrow

p daddy :

It looks like a ketch ship

culber :

Mine

SPVRLOCKS.POV :

Let’s go clubbing in Malta?!

Aubert3005 :

Daniel Boone07 :

That's cool asf

Aoi 💙 :

67

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oh thats mjne

Tyler Lovell :

probably some type of sailors

<3 :

That’s not it, that shipwreck is made out of metal. Most shipwrecks that r made of wood completely disintegrate in just a few decades, especially in water as shallow as that because waves and currents and storms tear them apart easily. If u actually did find those ships then what you’d expect to be seeing is things like ballast stones and or other objects or materials that aren’t as easily eroded.