See How Deep The Ocean Really Is

Spoiler: It goes down pretty far.

By Daniel Bonfiglio

Published 2 years ago in Creepy

We all know the ocean is deep, but what does that really mean? What does that look like and feel like in comparison to our above surface level life that we know so well? This video gives us an awesome timeline style view of different oceans and famous bodies of water, and shows us how deep they are in comparison to things we know well.

In all honesty, I would have assumed that many bodies of water are deeper than they are on average. That being said, once you get into the really deep stuff, those numbers skyrocket pretty fast. The deepest part of the ocean is farther from sea level than the peak of Mount Everest after all. So be ready to be fascinated and engaged if you're a lover of the marvels of the ocean and natural world, and wowed by the scale of the planet we live on.
Scroll Down For More


Woman Messes with a Sleeping Buck, Gets the Horns

Doorbell cams serve two very important purposes – bolstering home security, and catching crazy shit on video.

By GiorgioMarauder

Published 2 years ago in Facepalm

Doorbell cams serve two very important purposes – bolstering home security and catching crazy shit on video. Here we have a prime example of the latter. The following doorbell cam footage depicts a tense altercation between a family and a deer that occurred.

In Evanston, Wyoming, Wanda Kaynor headed out her front door, ready to leave, when she happened upon a stag. Mule deers can be quite territorial, and unfortunately for her, that territory happened to be directly in her path.

One of her dogs ran at the deer and was nearly skewered. Acting on instinct, she blitzed the majestic creature to protect her dog, provoking an attack. The buck charged at her antlers first, goring her in seven places and knocking her to the ground, causing a crushed vertebra in her spine. Her husband, Daniel, then rushed to her aid. Wanda was reportedly hospitalized following the freak incident and is now recovering.

As for the stag – he was euthanized by the Wyoming Fish and Game, as per protocol.
Scroll Down For More