The USS Indianapolis incident is so mysterious, so what exactly is it?

Why the USS Indianapolis is considered a mystery

There are actually two legends about the USS Indianapolis, one is the time tunnel, and the other is that several people were eaten by sharks. Let's start with a few words. In 1945, the USS Indianapolis was sunk by a Japanese submarine, and only 25 of the 1,196 people on board were rescued, and the other 1,171 were missing.

The 25 rescued people were said to have been rescued in 1989, but the USS Indianapolis was sunk in 1945, almost 45 years later. And at that time, the place where these 25 people were rescued was in the Celebes Sea south of Lybin, and this area often has people missing, so this place is called the "South Pacific Devil's Triangle", that is, the Dragon Triangle sea area that everyone often hears.

The USS Indianapolis is suspected to have traveled through a time tunnel

After reading the introduction of this matter, everyone has also found out, this is completely a ghost of the space-time tunnel, otherwise it is impossible for such a thing to happen, the people who disappeared 45 years ago have returned, and they just said that they have been drifting on the sea for 3 days, and their faces have not changed, this is not what a space-time tunnel is. So what is the truth of this? In fact, everyone can study it well in the dream, but they have already woken up and feel bored and give up.

The mysterious shark from the USS Indianapolis

Let's briefly talk about the story of a few people who were eaten by sharks. The USS Indianapolis was sunk by Japan, with nearly 1,196 people on board, about 300 of whom sank along with the cruiser, and about 900 of whom survived, but 50 of them died of serious injuries. Of the 900, only 321 were rescued, and four of them died of serious injuries.

Another 500 of them were eaten by sharks. At that time, the 500 people were floating in the sea, and slowly attracted the attention of the sharks, and at first the sharks looked at these people and found that they would not cause harm to the sharks, so the sharks attacked, and finally the sharks came and ate the rest of the people. It stands to reason that sharks don't eat people, and I don't know why they ate the USS Indianapolis cruiser into the sea, which is also incredible.

So is it true that sharks eat people? The claim that sharks eat people has been confirmed, but it does not say that all of them were eaten, only some of them were eaten, and others escaped. You have to figure this out.

USS Indianapolis on September 27, 1939, just a week before the atomic bomb fell on Japan, on the night of July 31, 1945, in the Philippine waters of the Pacific Ocean, a ship called "Indianapolis"** was sunk. 1,199 American sailors, either killed on the spot or abandoned by God, floated lonely on the surface of the Pacific Ocean, desperately waiting for rescue. Thirst, hunger, prolonged exposure, prolonged immersion, great temperature difference between day and night, and the bloodthirsty shark below sea level, is more terrifying alive than dead.

In fact, I think it must have hit a reef in the river, and it was affected by a magnetic field, so it would cause the ship to get out of control and eventually lead to a wreck.

In fact, this incident was the inexplicable disappearance of an Indian steamer, and all the people on the ship could not recover the body.