Nightmare Fuel Submerged Animatronics and Props (Never Before Seen)

Nothing in this video sank by accident. Every single one of these submerged monsters was built, engineered and lowered into the water on purpose by movie studios, theme parks and people who knew exactly how it would make you feel. One of them has no name. Help me name it in the comments (my vote: Jalapeñito) and the winner gets said out loud in the next submechanophobia video. We're covering the sunken machine from the 1986 Australian cult classic Frog Dreaming, the newest haunted house animatronic from Poison Props, the mysterious giant diver statue of Abu Dhabi, the six serpent heads of Yas Waterworld, the TWO identical Loch Ness Monsters hidden in a Polish family park, the nameless sea serpent living in an English koi pond, and the Stan Winston creature suit built for Peter Benchley's Creature. Submechanophobia is the fear of any human-made object submerged or semi-submerged in water. Sunken statues, water park animatronics, movie monsters, underwater props — if a human built it and it's in the water, it counts. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @fastpassfacts