You've heard the stories, you've seen the movies; now you can watch the sinking of the RMS Titanic in real time, if you've got 2 hours and 40 minutes or so to spare, that is.
There are other simulations of this kind but this is the best IMHO, as the others are too realistic; when the Titanic's lights finally fail, we can see nothing from that point on because there was no moon that night.
Give it a view and imagine yourself aboard that ship and without a lifeboat.....
(I've always speculated that I could have found something substantial (doors?) onboard that would float and keep me alive until rescue came. How about you?)
Yeah, this guy on youtube had a video and was trying to tell his subscribers that no bodies would've made it to the bottom cuz the femur is the strongest bone in the world and all the others wouldve destroyed cuz of the pressure. Your explanation sounds a little better tho.
Actually, most if not all bodies of those drowned (i.e., without lifejackets) would have sunk to the bottom since once the lungs were filled with seawater, the body would be denser than seawater. The hydrostatic pressure would not have 'destroyed' the bodies since, if the lungs were filled with water, the bodies would then be incompressible. And, not only would aquatic life have stripped the flesh, but the calcium-deficient seawater at that depth would have soon dissolved the bone, leaving no trace of human remains.