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#51. Posted:
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honestly the idea of mysterious sea creatures living at the bottom of the sea is completely possible, creatures would have adapted and evolved to there environment and the idea of a sunken city is completely plausible too
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Sega wrote i say sand.

Sand is at the bottom of the sea.


Aliens, Sea creatures, cities, sand, ships, rocks, nemo, sponge bob, submarines, giant sharks squid octopus,


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I think theres sand,sunken ships,ancient ruins,and undiscovered species.
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fish as big as a city....
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Terexasaurus! Those are everywhere down there!
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By the way guys, when I say cities I mean like, obvious ruins of cities.
Not like moving New York to the bottom of the Atlantic.

There would be rock formations that just couldn't be natural in large quantities.
Then again, we probably wouldn't even recognize it as a city.
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We more than likely will never explore everything there is. Hell dinosaurs still live for all we know.
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A SEA WORLD HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
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Larden, That's all am saying
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I belive, due to the support of the theory of continental drift, and plate tectonics, that at the bottom of the ocean there are probably really old fossils and rocks. The older rocks and fossils by the mid-ocean ridge. [/img]
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