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nice_nice_niiice t1_j5yuh8e wrote
The bones were allegedly thrown in the East River. But yes, still really cool.
leslie_knopee t1_j5yifc9 wrote
scuba diving in the hudson sounds so scary. imagine not being able to see anything, and then a dead body bumps into you 😬
TheWicked77 t1_j5yl5aj wrote
They are looking for dinosaur bones. They say there might be there. So for the last couple of weeks, they have been looking for them
JaredSeth t1_j5ym9b4 wrote
I don't dive cold water (tropical waters only for me) but I've got friends who dive for megalodon teeth here in the north.
TheWicked77 t1_j5ymx1x wrote
Yeah, the wet suits are thicker, bigger, and I think a little warmer. But the river has been cleaner in the last couple of years. They should just put back the oysters back in the Hudson to clean it up more. And yes, there were oysters in the Hudson River.
shamam t1_j5yn37d wrote
They are.
TheWicked77 t1_j5ynjvr wrote
I knew they put a few a while back. I am glad that they kept it up. We'll there were dolphins in the Bronx a few days ago. Which is pretty cool.
JaredSeth t1_j5zyx58 wrote
>wet suits are thicker, bigger, and I think a little warmer
I think they probably dive dry suits here.
TheWicked77 t1_j5zzcjm wrote
Oh, I never knew that. But can you imagine if they do fine dino bones..that would be so fantastic.
UNDRTHSUN t1_j5ykn04 wrote
I worked at pier51, they find bodies sometimes and it don't make the news
superangry2 t1_j5yr8ar wrote
The museum of natural history allegedly dumped tons of extinct mammal bones (mammoth tusks, dire wolf skulls, etc.) into the Hudson River about 100 years ago. They would be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars if someone were to find them and sell them now. It’s a modern day treasure hunt. Very cool, really.