After the Titanic accidentally struck an iceberg in the mid-Atlanic, it took just over two hours for the ocean to completely devour the ship as seen in this Curiosity video.
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After the Titanic accidentally struck an iceberg in the mid-Atlanic, it took just over two hours for the ocean to completely devour the ship as seen in this Curiosity video.
Added: Aug 31, 2011
Views: 66281 Views
Runtime: 02:21
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