Recently, a video went viral as soon as it was posted online. Evidently captured on a phone, it depicts a murky water surface with an odd object moving beneath it.
Everything appears normal at first: the sound of the wind, the splashing, the waves. Then — something black, long, and pliable moves across the frame. Fins exist for a brief moment, but they are unique. Too much time. Too silky. Too different from a dolphin.
There are disagreements among commenters. Most people think it’s simply a group of dolphins. “Not very noteworthy,” they write. However, a straightforward query was then posed by someone:
“Have you seen a dolphin with that long of a fin before?” There was quiet.
Myth and mystery lovers became aroused. They write, “It might be mermaids!” in the video’s comments section.
“There are mermaids! They simply go unnoticed by us! One even says that, as though it were brought by the wind from the sea, they heard an odd melody at that very moment.
Skeptics shrug: it’s all illusion, optical illusions, light and wave tricks, and fiction.
However, one thing is still certain: just around 10% of the ocean has been explored by humans.
Perhaps those were dolphins, albeit peculiar ones. or a marine animal that science can not understand. Or if it’s the very thing we were instructed not to believe in but heard about in fairy tales as children?
No solution has been found yet. The mystery remains unsolved, and the video continues to garner views. It is up to each of us to determine whether we believe in science, chance, or the mysteries that lay beneath the ocean’s surface.