An empty Russian ship, the MV Lyubov Orlova, has been lost in the Atlantic
since breaking free from a towline in 2013.

Since 71 percent of the Earth's surface is covered by water, it's not
surprising that many items, both large and small, have gone missing at sea.
In fact, numerous ships and at least one airplane are still lost out there.
The MV Lyubov Orlova, a derelict Russian cruise ship, broke free from a
towline in 2013 while en route from Newfoundland to the Dominican Republic,
where it was meant to be scrapped. Experts believe the ship has most likely
sunk somewhere in the North Atlantic, but that didn't stop Britain's The
Sun newspaper from speculating that this "ghost ship" was headed toward the
United Kingdom -- and that it was filled with "cannibal rats."