What is the oddest thing you've found on the bottom of the ocean?

[VBlueV]

In Hanauma Bay in the midst of the enormous coral quarry and a myriad of protected schools of fish at 50-feet... we found a large-wicker-patio-chair in good condition... the only man-made thing in the bay, except of course for the old Trans-Pacific-Telephone-Cable that runs through it =\ makes for easy navigation =)

 

[DivingCRNA]

It wasn't the ocean, but I found a snowmobile in an open pit mine in minnesota. Pretty old one.

I have also found a new dive flag (submerged), an old school coke bottle, sunglasses, and a 3 foot length of chain.

 

[Brewone0to]

on one dive off west palm beach, same dive we found
1. a lobster snare (recent)
2. 1 weight belt, semi recent
3. 4 scuba tanks (they had been there a while, and i think i remember seeing them last year)
4. A dive rite Ne computer (flooded, Damn!)

On another dive, a fire extingusiher? in case the reef erupts in flames.....

I'm thinking"For the Fire Coral?"

 

[Brewone0to]

and you found out it had lead shot in it how exactly..............

I think the question is
How can he be sure it was "Lead" that shot that into the thing?

 

[SteveDiver]

It could have been supermans seed...

 

[Scuba Brad]

Barracuda I love your determination...........thanks Acer for the answer

Great thoughts one and all.

Happy Diving

 

[Scuba Brad]

Diving CRNA.............did it still run???

Happy Diving

 

[cudachaser]

A piece of jewlry, ballast rock and some pottery from the 1715 Spanish fleet that sank in a hurricne off Wabasso Florida

 

[utnapistim]

a torpedo or bomb (not sure what it is):

and a scooter:

 

[jbisjim]

I have found:
1. Strange enough I have seen a buddah in Cozumel. Buddah is everywhere.
2. Found a shiney new dive light.
3. Found many room / Dive locker keys too. ( Make sure you put that in a good place or all your gear will be gone ;-)