Thalassophobia pictures

People can be afraid of many things, from darkness to spiders, to you name it. Some of these fears are totally irrational, others come from our childhoods and creep in well into our adult lives. One of such bizarre fears is megalophobia.

You probably know that humans have only explored about 5% of the world’s oceans. But did you know that the number of viruses in the ocean outnumbers the amount of stars in the Milky Way? Or how about the fact that the deepest part of the ocean stretches down about 36,200 feet? How much do you know about hydrothermal vents? As it turns out, these deep sea vents can reach temperatures of up to 700 degrees Fahrenheit. But don’t worry, if you ever made it that far down, you’d likely be crushed…

The world’s deepest swimming pool, as certified by the Guinness Book of Records, was inaugurated earlier this year at a spa complex in Montegrotto Terme.

So are you afraid of the open waters? Do you look at these scary ocean pics and start to lose

Fear of deep water is very real and it is called thalassophobia. Click on this article to learn more about this phobia and see the pictures illustrating it.

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The return of megalodon!

It was a foul sight, an obscene growth from the dark places of the world, where incessant hunger is the driving force. At one place, down near the bulge of the hull, appeared a staring gorgon face with great lidless eyes and a huge parrot beak that moved slightly, opening and shutting as though it had just crunched and swallowed a meal of warm flesh. William Outerson

⭐️Mental Health Poster⭐️ - 🌊🦈Thalassophobia🦈🌊 For one of my projects in my editorial illustration (that I had completely forgotten to post until now), I was tasked with creating a custom-made illustrated poster based around the theme of "mental health". The topic I chose to go with focused on phobias, specifically "Thalassophobia" which is the fear of the deep open ocean. And no, I don't mean having a fear of fully submerging myself in any ole body of water, going into the deep end of…