The following footprints were uncovered at the bottom of the Pacific deep-sea and as you can already tell they are virtually unexplainable, to say the least.
Experts have already stated that this is proof of the fact that large bipedal organisms live at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean as we speak, and for the most part these creatures are yet unidentifiable as no known creature could leave these trails.
The team is manned by Leigh Marsh from the National Oceanography Center of the University of Southampton and as you can already tell she was just as confused as everyone else.
More than 3,500 of these track marks were uncovered here and for the most part, they all appear to be around 2.5 meters long and 13 centimeters deep.
What’s even stranger about this whole thing is that through the sonar imaging system they were also able to uncover the fact that the marks themselves are not random as they do form up curvy traces that resemble human footprints.
Naturally, they left the case off as unexplained for now but Leigh alongside most of the team members has already stated that this is most likely the doing of some sort of a foreign organism that we have yet to identify.
Since the traces are as deep as 4,000 meters though no known creature could have left them off, to say the least.
