MeatCanyon

About an hour into the dive, we started noticing something strange was happening.

There were three distinct bubble streams coming from where they were working.

At first, we assumed that there was a current and it was affecting them.

But soon we noticed a fourth set of bubbles coming from a distance.

It stopped about 20 feet from the divers, near the other mysterious bubbles.

We asked the divers, but neither could see anything out of the ordinary.

Then, even from the surface, we heard a blood-curdling screech from the waters in silence.

The divers weren't too concerned.

We hear strange things all the time.

Sound travels well in the water, and you learn to assume it's a long distance away.

But soon, it looked like the water in the distance was boiling, and it was getting closer.

It wasn't boiling, though.

It was countless new bubble streams moving nearer to the location our divers were working.

The supervisor ordered the divers to get onto the dive stage to be lifted back to the surface.

The bubbles were frighteningly close now, and the divers being lifted out said they had begun seeing shadowed figures in the distance.

They couldn't quite make out what they were though.

We elected to pull the divers out without completing their decompression stops and throw them into our hyperbaric chamber.

I like I like that.

I like the idea of like the bubbles tracking and then a bunch of them show up all at once.

That's pretty terrifying.