00:00Ships suddenly plunge into the sea, vanishing forever.
00:03How is this possible?
00:05Deep under the ocean, frozen gas bubbles hide.
00:08They are called methane clathrates.
00:10If seas warm, these ice gas pockets melt fast.
00:14They turn into huge gas plumes.
00:16This massive gas burst makes water lighter.
00:19Water becomes like airy foam.
00:21Ships need heavy water to float.
00:23In light, bubbly water, they just can't.
00:26Methane clathrates, a hidden ocean danger.
00:28Massive releases instantly reduce water density, causing ships to lose buoyancy.
00:33Link in bio.
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