You are not going to believe some of the fantastic underwater discoveries found in our oceans! With 71 percent of the Earth's surface covered in water, tons of valuable artifacts are bound to get lost. This includes everything from sunken ships to entire cities. Some of these lost ancient relics can be worth billions and tell us a lot about how ancient people lived. The underwater world has a lot of valuable items.

New technological advancements allow underwater archaeologists to discover things more efficiently and faster. Of course, there's no telling what they'll find in the future, but we can still look at some of the things they've already found. What are those things that were discovered under the water? Could these things be useful in our modern world? What could some of these items imply? Let's dive in.

Oceans, lakes, and rivers have historically been perceived as fascinating and menacing.
Although a lot of research and studies have been conducted already, scientists continue to be baffled by every new creature, shipwreck, and even natural phenomenon they discover.

From a holy underwater city to the 13,000-year-old remains of a Native American hunter, some underwater discoveries cannot be explained.
We wonder if everyone knows how enormous and dangerous the ocean is. For instance, with a depth of about 36,201 feet, the Mariana Trench is acknowledged as the deepest spot on Earth. In contrast, Mount Everest, the highest mountain on Earth, is only over 29,000 feet high. Imagine now that Mount Everest might be wholly submerged in the bottom of the ocean and that its summit would still be too high to touch the sea.

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