In 1997, something deep beneath the Pacific Ocean let out a noise so loud it was heard across the globe.

It didn’t match any known animal, ship, quake, or machine.

NOAA called it: The Bloop.

And we still don’t know what made it.

In this episode, we dive deep into:

• The strange facts behind the Bloop’s discovery 🌊

• Ocean microphones & deep-sea surveillance systems 🎧

• Natural vs unnatural explanations ❄️🦑

• Was it an iceberg, a sea creature… or something else entirely? 👁️

• Why this sound still haunts oceanographers to this day

From the darkest trenches of the sea to the limits of scientific guesswork — this mystery is far from over.

Somewhere out there… something is still listening.