I know where missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 is located and the answer will blow you away

After reading about the news of Ocean Infinity resuming the search I revisited my notes from 2014. I have my own theory on MH370 and I hope some of you find it interesting.

I have been working this theory on and off since 2014. Back in 2014 my first thought was it possible the flight could have continued across the Indian ocean? It certainly had enough fuel to do that. Debris has been found in the western reaches of the Indian ocean. This also supports my theory. I figure it to have crashed somewhere south of Reunion Island and east of Madagascar.

Now has anybody ever thought of using sharks with tracking devices installed on them to locate MH370?

Well I did and the results will blow you away.

I visited the shark tracking site OCEARCH and located two sharks in the area of Madagascar and Africa with some unusual behavior after March 8th, 2014. The tracking devices only ping the satellites when the shark's dorsal fin rises above the surface as this is where the tracker is located. So with that in mind I found two sharks with some unusual behavior.

These two sharks were submerged for weeks until some time after March 8th 2014. The sharks are great whites named Lisha and Courage. Both were tracked off the East coast of Madagascar and their paths even crossed each other twice in the same area. I tracked Lisha starting on January 20th of 2014 to the time her tracking device quit working on April 3rd, 2014. Lisha was submerged from Jan. 12th to Mar. 20th 2014 for a total of 66 days continuously. Remember sharks do not need to surface. Then out of nowhere she comes to the surface for a total of 43 times in 12 days. Investigating debris/human remains floating on the ocean surface? Unusual behavior?

Number of times Lisha surfaced.
March
21st 3
23rd 4
24th 1
26th 5
27th 3
28th 6
29th 5
30th 8
31st 4

April
1st 3
2nd 4
3rd 3

I assume her tracker batteries die sometime after the 3rd as there is no sign of her after that. Now lets move on to Courage. Courage was submerged from Jan. 22nd to Mar. 25th. 2014 for a total of 62 days continuously. Remember, sharks do not need to surface. Then out of nowhere he comes to the surface on Mar. 25th for a total of 32 times in 8 days. Again, Unusual behavior?

Number of times Courage surfaced.
March
25th 3
26th 5
27th 3
28th 2
29th 5
30th 3
31st 6

April
1st 5

I assume his tracker batteries die sometime after the 1st as there is no sign of him after that. Both of the sharks batteries lasted around two years.

Soooooo, was something like dismembered human remains attracting Lisha and Courage to the surface? You betcha. Assuming everyone was still buckled in their seats, they all sank. Submerged bodies will rise to the ocean surface in 2-3 weeks time after the breakdown of gases that make them buoyant. Two weeks after the 8th is around the same time Lisha and Courage started unusual behavior of surfacing multiple times daily. Why were they surfacing? Remember, sharks do not need to surface.

My thinking is once the human remains hit the surface, the sharks were surfacing multiple times investigating to see what was floating everywhere in the area. Great Whites are among the most intelligent of the shark species. Could that be the reason why Lisha and Courage surfaced so many times?

Having two sharks doing what sharks do, being submerged for long lengths of time, and then the same two sharks surface multiple times in close proximity of each other in such a short time span is what I would consider extremely unusual behavior.

So if officials keep looking around the 35 degrees south in Indian Ocean, the answers to the questions they seek will be unanswered and they will never find MH370. I do hope this information gets passed on to the families of the missing because sharks are not political motivated. Thanks for taking the time to read this.