We begin on a beach and-
Ah, here we go. We going down!
Alright, so the Sea of Azov is about seven meters deep
and its maximum point is fourteen meters,
but down we go!
Lake Victoria, 41 meters.
There's a whale kicking about!
Look at that!
Lake Victoria's average depth is 41 meters.
Same with the Yellow Sea.
Baltic Sea is not that much with 55 meters.
It just doesn't seem that deep really, does it?
Anyway, off we go!
Lake Victoria's deepest point is 81 meters though.
Oh! It's the Eurotunnel!
I've been down there! I've been in those little tunnels!
I don't really remember it. It felt like a train...to be honest.
Becky went through it when she was a kid and,
she thought you'd be able to see the fish out the window.
Ooh! For size comparison, we've got
the Statue of Liberty's been shoved down there.
The North Sea has an average depth of 95 meters.
Right, we're dipping down.
There's more whales kicking about!
Lake Superior and the Yellow Sea are
both about 150 meters deep.
That's a scary noise!
Caspian Sea, 211 meters.
Oh, we're gonna get so deep!
Hang on! What- Hang on!
What's that plane doing down there?
Why did he not turn it into a submarine?
MetaBallStudios...what you doing?!
Alright, so, this is what the Eiffel Tower
would be like in comparison: 300 meters.
Ooh! Ahmed Gabr did the deepest Scuba dive.
How did his head not explode?!
That's insane! Fair play to him.
The depth of the Eiffel Tower.
Lake Superior, 400 meters.
Alright, we're doing down. We're getting deep.
Baltic Sea and the Red Sea, 459 meters.
Petronius?
(MIMICKING HARRY POTTER) 'Expecto Petronius!'
So is that the deepest oil platform? Right, okay.
Ay-up! Look at that!
Subscribe! Editor Kai, put my name there!
That's better. Thank you.
Ooh, here we go. So we get to see
[the] world's tallest building: Burj Khalifa.
That's as if it was shoved underwater.
I mean, that just shows how ridiculously, crazily tall
the Burj Khalifa is.
Caspian Sea, maximum depth.
Right, we're now surpassing a thousand meters and,
I don't think we've even gotten started.
Yeah, we're starting to reach ocean depths
as opposed to sea depths, which is crazy.
Think of all the creepy things that swimming about down here!
Mediterranean Sea average depth: 1500 [meters].
That's deep, isn't it, to be fair?
Deepest submarine cable: 1600 [meters].
Labrador Sea? Never heard of it!
Okay, so we've already doubled now.
We've gone down to 2000 meters,
which is Norwegian Sea, average depth.
I want to see more cool things knocking about, please.
I loved when we had the little scuba diver,
we had the Burg Khalifa,
we had a plane that had no place being down here.
Oh, here we go! Hang on, what's that?
We've got a big stick!
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Perdido. Oil platform.
Oh, my god.
It's a bit sad though, isn't it?
Big drill drilling into the planet and stealing all of its resources.
I mean, that's crazily deep though when you get to see it like that.
2000 meters. How do they build that?
Bay of Bengal: 2600 meter average.
Woah, just gotten very deep.
The Timor Sea: 3000 meters maximum depth.
South Ocean: 3000 [meters] depth.
Atlantic Ocean: 3000- Woah, what's that?
It's the Titanic! Titanic's 3700 meters down?
That's insane! Isn't it, like, crazy
when you think about the fact that the Titanic is just still sat down there?
And who knew it was next to the Statue of Liberty this whole time?
Alright, Indian Ocean has got an average depth of 3700 [meters].
I wanna see more fish!
Why've we not edited in any weird little anglerfish knocking about, or something?
I'd love that!
Kai! Put a little anglerfish swimming about!
There we go! That's nice.
Okay. Norwegian Sea...Andaman Sea.
Pacific Ocean! Oh, that's a big one.
Oh, we getting a big drop though!
Bay of Bengal. 4000 meter depth.
Go on. Shove some more interesting artefacts down here.
I can't get over how deep the Titanic is. No wonder it took a while to find.
Mediterranean Sea's maximum depth is 5000 meters.
Arctic Ocean? Not that much different.
Big drop! Big drop!
Is that the Eiffel Tower?
The USS Johnston shipwreck sunk 6500 meters down. That's crazy!
Maximum point of the Southern and Indian Ocean.
We are getting too deep now. Me ears are starting to pop.
Caribbean Sea: 7000 [meters].
Atlantic Ocean maximum depth: 8000 [meters].
Mount Everest from the surface would be at that point.
Where's the drawing? I wanna see Mount Everest!
I assume he's not been shoved in there 'cus he's too wide,
he would, like, mess with the framing.
Can we plonk him in there, editor Kai?
Thank you. That's great.
The Trieste. God, I bet I nailed that pronunciation!
They were the first crewed vessel to reach the bottom.
There they are! There's the little fella.
And, hang on. We should have the deepest point then. When was it?
The Mariana Trench. 11,000 meters deep.
And here we go! Hands in the air guys!
Hands in- Aah!
For God's sake! I hate when these pop up.
It's going all the way back up to the top,
but I don't get to see it because of the related video.
Right. I'm downloading the video. I'm not missing out.
Alright, we ready? Hands in the air, everyone!
And... we're off!
And it's all pixelated because it's been downloaded
from some random website!
Whoa....!
That is deep!
That is insanely deep.
Oh, my god!
And, wait for it! Oh!
That was a weird ending.
Bloody just banged me head into some sand
right at the end. What's going on there?
Oh-up!
Well, there we go. We now know the
deepest point in the ocean is the Mariana Trench at 11,000 meters.
Thank you for watching, and I'll see you later!