3 Short Stories by H. G. Wells - Strange Organisms | Bedtime for Adults

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In this compilation I read 3 short stories about strange organisms by the master H. G. Wells. Enjoy listening while driving, exercising or relaxing before bed.
0:00 Introduction0:50 The Sea Raiders24:14 In the Avu Observatory41:53 In the Abyss
The Sea Raiders was published in The Country of the Blind, and Other Stories and is available as a public domain work on Project Gutenberg here: www.gutenberg....
In the Avu Observatory was published in The Country of the Blind, and Other Stories and is available as a public domain work on Project Gutenberg here: www.gutenberg....
In the Abyss was published in Thirty Strange Stories by H. G. Wells from 1898 and is available as a public domain work on Project Gutenberg here: www.gutenberg....
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[@morrisjensen1959]

I'm listening from France.

[@gorgoniomendoza7648]

Listening from Yosemite California. Thanks

[@Thesyndicate11111]

Looking forward to listening to listening to these later! Thank you.

[@StoryVoracious]

What a great selection of stories William.
I especially like the first one.
Quite scary indeed!
It's easy to forget that before the time of submarines much less ROVs, the depths of the Oceans were as mysterious as outer space. More so, because daily people traversed the sea, and sometimes never returned.
I love seeing the denizens of the deep; Magna pinner and Humboldt squid. Siphonophores and Oarfish.
Seen in the darkness down there they are truly alien.
🦑🐙

[@storiesfromthesky]

It's a whole world of undiscovered terror/beauty. Even now we still don't know a lot of what's down there!

[@bodapodopaboqobadopoqabod]

The Bends? Not back down, up back then.🫢