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I hold an M.S. in Biological Sciences, and a Ph.D. in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences.
In 2012, there was an incident of a few beached whales that were investigated by NOAA, and a team from the Navy. This was very thoroughly hushed up immediately afterwards. The whales were full of perfectly circular incisions, where large chunks of their flesh has been removed, like cylinders of meat essentially. At first, we thought this had been done after the beaching, but we learned that they washed up that way. What really caught everyone's attention, was the seared flesh around the circumference of the incisions, as if they were burned out with lasers.
We were all baffled, as we'd never seen anything like this on marine life. Then, we got a call informing us that a small team would be conducting a hydrographic survey of the area, using the echo sounder of a local vessel. We typically use a technique called Multibeam sonar to scan/map the sea floor in astounding detail. The datum we collect is processed by various parties, and is usually uploaded to online databases.
We were told that this would not be the case for this expedition. Long story short, we found irrefutable evidence of an advanced humanoid species living under our Oceans. Using the Multibeam sonar, we found their dwelling areas, and also what appear to be underwater vehicles of some kind. The creatures themselves were tracked by the Navy over the course of 2 weeks, using a submersible equipped with special deep-sea observation equipment.
In 2012, there was an incident of a few beached whales that were investigated by NOAA, and a team from the Navy. This was very thoroughly hushed up immediately afterwards. The whales were full of perfectly circular incisions, where large chunks of their flesh has been removed, like cylinders of meat essentially. At first, we thought this had been done after the beaching, but we learned that they washed up that way. What really caught everyone's attention, was the seared flesh around the circumference of the incisions, as if they were burned out with lasers.
We were all baffled, as we'd never seen anything like this on marine life. Then, we got a call informing us that a small team would be conducting a hydrographic survey of the area, using the echo sounder of a local vessel. We typically use a technique called Multibeam sonar to scan/map the sea floor in astounding detail. The datum we collect is processed by various parties, and is usually uploaded to online databases.
We were told that this would not be the case for this expedition. Long story short, we found irrefutable evidence of an advanced humanoid species living under our Oceans. Using the Multibeam sonar, we found their dwelling areas, and also what appear to be underwater vehicles of some kind. The creatures themselves were tracked by the Navy over the course of 2 weeks, using a submersible equipped with special deep-sea observation equipment.
