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Check out the most mysterious abandoned sea vessels! This top 10 list of haunted ghost ships has some of the most bizarre and unexplained deserted places around the world!

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8. Carroll A. Deering
Have you ever read the books "A Series Of Unfortunate Events"? If you have, you might see some similarities here...The Carroll A. Deering had a very odd set of events happen to it before it was found abandoned on the shores of North Carolina without a clue as to where the crew went.

6. High Aim 6
Here's a strange one for you. The High Aim 6 was a Taiwanese ship that was found completely abandoned. In 2003, the Australian Navy found the 80-foot vessel that was going full throttle. The ship had plenty of fuel and supplies to keep the crew going. There was also a hold full of valuable tuna that they had most likely gone out to fish to bring back.

5. The "Unsinkable" Joyita
Many ships that have been built to be "unsinkable" have proven to be just the opposite. And I’m not talking about the Titanic, but the MV Joyita. A ship with a much more mysterious history.

4. St. Patrick
The Bering Sea is known as one of the most treacherous waters in the world. It's the setting of the show Deadliest Catch, where brave crab fisherman fight the fierce winds, waves, and freezing oceans to get rich hunting for King Crab. However, there are many tales of ships that have sunk in these waters, and one of the most haunting tales was of the scallop vessel the St. Patrick.

3. The Yellow Submarine
I appreciate all the Beatles fans who get that reference! And there was in fact a real yellow submarine. If you go to Coney Island, and take a look at its creek, you'll notice that there's a lone submarine sticking out of the water. The whole creek is a ship graveyard full of burned and rotting ribs of old ships.

2. The "Pearl" Of Submarines
When you think of submarines, you often think of them as a military instrument, especially in WWII and the Cold War, but it might surprise you to learn that submarines were actually used long before that for non-military expeditions. And one was lost to history for nearly for 150 years.

1. Mary Celeste
The Mary Celeste was a ship from 1872 that was abandoned in the Atlantic Ocean. The ship was actually a merchant ship of all things, so it being abandoned is a bit odd. But when you dive deeper, it gets even weirder. The ship was on its way to the Azores along with 7 crewmembers, the Captain, and his family.

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