Much of Minecraft‘s exploration aspect comes in the form of mysterious structures to explore, but a cool terrain generation glitch causes one of the game’s ocean monument structures to generate beneath a mountain instead. There’s no shortage of naturally-generated structures to find in Minecraft, with each of these ancient buildings typically offering their own variety of unique and useful loot.
As one might expect, Minecraft‘s vast ocean monuments can be found deep beneath the waves of a world’s ocean biomes and represent a real challenge, thanks not only to the imposing oxygen limits but also due to the unique type of mob that protects these structures. Minecraft‘s Guardians are some of the tougher enemies that the game has to offer, and are found exclusively in proximity to these otherwise abandoned ruins. It takes some pretty high-level gear to effectively raid these structures, but the available rewards are often worth the risk, as ocean monuments are the only places where players can find sponge blocks.
Though it would seem ridiculous to find an ocean monument anywhere that isn’t underwater, one lucky player happens to unearth one of these structures that spawned underground due to a world generation issue in Minecraft. The player to discover it, a fan known as saape on Reddit, shared the find in a post on the site which shows the…
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