airguns), ice (sea ice, iceberg groundings), and animals (cetaceans, fish)." Anything else is usually just some kind of electronic interference with the signal. It's easy to see why the Bloop was ...

There's a blue whale, there's a fin whale, there's a boat, there's a humpback whale and here comes and earchquake," he says. But some sounds remain a mystery he says. Like Bloop -- monster of the ...

Other theories about the watery disturbance are that it's a massive kraken or the source of The Bloop, a loud low ... put a damper on the giant monster fervor. Deep-sea biologist and Southern ...

Charlie</a> from Top 10s counts down the #Top10 Biggest Sea Monsters In The World! From the giant Megalodon shark caught on tape to creatures shrouded in mystery like The Bloop, the Ningen which ...

Maybe now we know the source of The Bloop! Go there on Google Earth and ... the footage likely showed a kraken (i.e., a legendary sea monster of giant size): This looks like the Kraken.

[Our 10 Favorite Monsters] Deep-sea monsters aside, NOAA holds the most likely explanation for The Bloop is that it was the sound of a large iceberg fracturing. These "icequakes" have been ...