The Black Carpet Ocean Cryptid

Caused by a freezing process involving the ocean s salt only underneath giant blocks of ice floating at sea brinicles get their more popular name from their intimidating appearance.

The black carpet ocean cryptid.

I ve heard about a possible urban legend about a deep sea creature known among divers as the black carpet. This particular cryptid has also been spotted in the form of a dolphin which given the appearance sounds like a larger version of a mimic octopus. It is said that it sounds like a distorted whale song or something like that. Some people started saying its actually a creature at least a mile long called the black carpet which is described as an animal composed of black feelers that walk on the ocean floor eating up the nutrients.

Talk 0 this is the category of cryptids that have lived or have been seen in a marine aquatic environment. Legend of the deep sea black carpet from diveranon giant sea anemones the bloop. Other sources describe the cryptid as a dragon that lives above the sources of the deep. According to earlier speculations the sound would have been emitted by a very large still undiscovered marine mammal see image at right which would also be named bloop after the sound.

Ningen sightings seem to occur most frequently at night making them all the more difficult to photograph. Some of the characteristics attributed to this monstrosity include its length claimed to be some 300 miles. Apparently certain divers have interacted with another diver underwater that has an odd way of moving no face and a squishy carapace and often vanishes in an inky black cloud or floats lethargically. An aquatic environment consist of an ecosystem dependent or partially independent of some body of water.

The bloop was a powerful ultra low frequency underwater sound of uncertain origin detected by the noaa national ocean and atmospheric administration in 1997 in the south pacific. I m not sure if this is an actual urban legend but i found it very interesting. It is said to be a giant flat black siphonophore that is about a mile long wide and covered in feelers with an occasional 20ish foot long transparent tentacle.