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Thalassophobia refers to a pathological fear of oceans and seas.
This is often due to the fear of the unknown that lurks beneath the surface of the water, including deep-sea creatures, giant whales, underwater gorges, and more.
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It also includes the frightening feeling of being away from the earth in the ocean.
The fear of drowning and not getting help or support in this situation is one of the logical explanations that underpin this phobia.
If these photos make you feel anxious or anxious, then you're most likely suffering from thalassophobia.
Thalassophobia — fear of seas and oceans
Under the surface
Stingray migration
Algae in the waves
Fishing in the north
Sneaking up on giants
What's under the surface
Huge whale shark
Deep down there
The lower jaw of a sperm whale protruding from the water
300-meter hole covered by a thin layer of ice
The silhouette of a diver swimming under thick ice appears against the background of a green glow
Imagine you accidentally stepped on this creature (it's a speckled stargazer, by the way)
Ocean floor chair
Swimming with humpback whales
Hammerhead sharks
Dean's Blue Hole
Giant sea devil
It's a little unsettling, isn't it?
Spotted garden eels live in burrows on the ocean floor
Whatever it is, it looks scary
The ocean is a dangerous place
A beautiful and terrifying abyss (video)