In Cenote Angelita, Mexico a team of divers decided to dive into the near by ocean. And while they were down there, they found a underwater cave that looked interesting. They had no idea what they would find next. The diving team discovered a "river in the sea". At the bottom of this cave was a river that had surrounding islands and trees poking through. As the divers researched this "river" they soon found out that it was not water, and that it was a thick layer of hydrogen sulfide gas similiar to what can be found at the bottom of sewer water. Regardless of whether they redefined the laws of science this team of divers made an extrodinary discovery.
When I first saw this and took a look at the pictures I was shocked! I was thinking to myself, how could a river be in an ocean? Just by looking at the pictures, everything looks legit and it really does look like a river and some unexplained phenomenon. But as I got to reading I quickly learned that it was just a thick layer of gas. Even then I still thought that these divers made a cool discovery. To check out the pictures and article click here.
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