Sea monsters, dinosaurs and giant squids

Originally posted by Adan
I\'m a little puzzled... wasn\'t this a lake?

Lake then... that\'s what I meant by \'sea\'.

Originally posted by Samwise
Lake then... that\'s what I meant by \'sea\'.

Not a very good name to call a lake hahah, ok

Originally posted by Adan
Not a very good name to call a lake hahah, ok

No, but it\'s because we have a Danish word similar to sea... but it means lake.

So I accidently used the wrong term.

It\'s what we call at University a "false friend" for you. When you use or translate an english word with the meaning of that word of your own language. Ex:

Actually = Actualmente (spanish) (only formally, because actualmente means nowadays).

[MPTheory]

You would think with all the technology we have now, we could find out if anything was in there.  I like to believe that it exists, but who knows.  

As for the ocean.  Anything could be down there.  Im sure there are hundreds if not thousands of different species of fish in those depths.  I heard they just found a new breed of jellyfish down there.  some red jelly or something like that..

here\'s a link.. I guess this is it.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/05/0505_030505_tvnewjellyfish.html

Originally posted by MPTheory
You would think with all the technology we have now, we could find out if anything was in there.

Aye. i dont understand how scientifics can find out stuff that happens galaxies away, but we dont even know what\'s in our ocean.