Another Long Lost Camera
Halfway around the world in Taiwan, another camera was discovered in the ocean. In this particular case, it wasn’t found underwater, but it ended up being washed up on the ocean shore. Barnacles covered the outer shell so it looked anything like it did when it first hit the ocean floor. In a strange coincidence to the story in Canada, the camera was also fairly intact, even though it had gone through an interesting journey.
This time, the camera had a waterproof case around it, which made it a little easier to preserve. Naturally, images were recovered from it, and while it was a group of schoolchildren who stumbled onto it on the shore, their teacher would be responsible for making sure that it got back to its original owner.
Another Long Lost Camera
This Is Not a Rock
After one of his students brought the strange item to him, teacher Park Lee wasn’t quite sure what to do. At first sight , it looked like a rock, but upon closer inspection, he was sure that it was a camera covered in barnacles. A group gathered around the discovery, and everyone thought that the camera must be broken. After finding a button to open the case, they managed to pry it open, and incredibly, not a drop of water had touched the piece of equipment.
After trying to turn the camera on, the device powered up and to the astonishment of the crowd, it was still charged up. That’s when Park decided that he was going to take it back to school with him, in order to begin the search for its rightful owner.
This Is Not A Rock
