World's Creepiest Old Ship Wrecks

Dramatic title to catch viewers, expected more than a succession of random pictures to be honnest. Learn to youtube...

The War of the Spanish Succession (1701–1715) was a major European conflict of the early 18th century over who should be the next Spanish King. It started over whether a Bourbon or a Habsburg would take control of Spain's very extensive possessions, with a coalition of the Habsburg Monarchy, the Dutch Republic, England, Scotland, and Prussia supporting the Habsburg candidate opposed by France and Bavaria supporting the Bourbon candidate. After some early allied successes, the war produced a long military stalemate and ended with the Treaty of Utrecht, which was based on a balance of power in Europe.

looks like normal shipwrecks to me

Ships that sink can be like planes that fell from the sky , you wonder about the tragedy it caused to people ?

Humans the greatest threat to the universe and to mother earth. It's a same that we are so destructible and so wasteful.

the aircraft carrier at the beginning was blown as a artificial reef

#1 should be titanic

Why are these wrecks creepy?

From '90 to 02' I worked up in Dutch Harbor Alaska. Many don't know that there was a military base there back in WWII and it was the only other US soil that was attacked besides Pearl Harbor. There was a ship docked there that was serving as housing for workers. It was launched in 1889 and originally named the Oriziba but renamed the Northwestern in 1906. It was hit by a bomb from a Japanese aircraft and was badly damaged. It was eventually moved to the head of Captains Bay where it still remains; about 50 feet of her hull is visible. I got to take a skiff out to it a couple times and believe me, it's very creepy...

why did you remove the original video wacky gave to much information?

not really creepy

the first is cool

This video makes me not want to ever go on a ship.

Ayy lmao

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What's the ship at 00:22?

What music did you use for this?

WHAT'S THE 2ND SHIP CALLED?

still good enough to live on

Would have been nice to have someone tell us about the ships