James Stewart
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As we head back to the video and the evidence surrounding underwater volcanoes.
Remember the Cayo Maru No.
5, the research vessel lost in 1952 that Charles Burlitt said was sent out to investigate all of those disappearances, that then disappeared itself without trace?
Well, its disappearance isn't quite as mysterious as it first sounds.
The Cayo Maru, it turns out, was actually on a mission to investigate this very thing, volcanic activity.
What the crew didn't realise was that they were sailing into the eye of a volcanic storm.
On the 17th of September, 1952, a small fishing boat reported an eruption in the vicinity of the Bayonnaise Rocks, about 450 kilometers south of Tokyo.
The Kaio Maru was dispatched five days later on the 23rd of September to investigate.
One day later, on the 24th of September, a tidal gorge nearly 120 kilometers north of the volcano recorded a two meter high passing tsunami.
US Navy hydrophones in Hawaii also recorded underwater sounds of an eruption.
And this is when the Kaio Maru No.
5 went radio silent.
A search and rescue team was immediately dispatched, but all they could find were lava-pitted fragments of the survey vessel.
The ship had been sunk not by dragons or aliens, but by a volcanic eruption.
It's worth noting that this mystery didn't take long to solve.
In fact, newspapers were already reporting it just a few days after the ship's tragic disappearance.
And it turns out volcanic eruptions aren't the only things bubbling under the sea with an ability to sink our ships.
Nope.
Not dragons, still, but ocean burps.
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