We all joke we would never be crazy enough to do this stuff, like dive these terrifying places, but if a few brave people didn’t, we wouldn’t know about them. So, hats off to you, crazy adventurers!
Does nothing for me to know about them lol. But them im a simple man. I dnt chase dopamine. Lol. A farm n growing food and having my own with animals is satisfying enough for me. Something about growing your own food n living off what god created for us is majestic to me instead of the 9 -5 taxed to death matrix we currently have evolved into
@@chrisbowers5498❤❤🎉v Ty well said ChrisBowers I wouldn’t mind doing that myself! It sounds extremely intriguing to me and very healthy 🎉🎉🎉!! I would have to have some very good cash flow,flowing for one 😂😂😂and family members that are interested in it as well. I honestly believe it would be a beautiful thing to do for my family,especially for my kids and grandkids. How much out of pocket would be expected for a nice barn on like 3acres of land? 5:28
Just don't come into my ER expecting a lot of sympathy. Talk about self-inflicted damage and mentally challenged people. Good heavens. How about wearing some wings made of wax and flying to the Sun?
Ha! Thats my nephew, Joey! The surfer bitten in the face by a shark at Smyrna. Hes an amazing surfer and this encounter didnt slow him down. Sharks are just an accepted risk - so they say. Me, personally, im all about risk reduction (avoidance).
I've been diving for 20+ years and all over the world. I dove the Blue Hole in Belize in 2014 and for the first time ever experienced narcosis at 90'. That was a very unpleasant environment, it was very eerie looking.
O,' if you think that was unpleasant, you should dive in Bermuda's "Herrington Sound" All those who have didn't even want to stay in Bermuda and what they saw has never even been mentioned that was so frightening ... Go figure!!!
@@nathonrusso1557 HalleluYAH! Praise the Lord Jesus Christ, my savior and redeemer! All praises to The Most High God (Yahweh), Creator of all things. His praise shall continually be in my mouth. A fool has said in his heart that there is no God. But as for me and my house, we shall praise the Lord! HalleluYAH! 🫶🏾🙌🏾 Every knee shall bow & every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. It may seem funny to you to try to mock me for my faith. The greatest lie Satan ever told was that God is not real and there’s no such thing as a devil. But he knows the truth and even he shall bow. He doesn’t want you to receive God’s gift for you which is salvation. He doesn’t want you to repent for your sins, get to know Jesus, be filled with the Holy Spirit because he wants to drag your soul into hell with him. But even you, God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him, confess their sins and accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior, shall not die but have everlasting life.
And respect the Mother. She bore us, has nurtured us and given us all we have, life itself. We forget too easily that the ocean is not our realm. t's Hers and those denizens, large and small, who live within.
It's safe to assume that any deep water places with "blue" on its name, must be avoided unless you're the professionals. We have blue lagoon and quite few disappearing cases happened.
I claustrophobic and I almost drowned as a kid, even at age 41 I still deal with PTS with water but the ocean absolutely amazes me and I could watch videos on all the diving spots, the animals, shipwrecks etc.
Tackling that kiddie pool in the backyard sounds much more achievable than battling the open ocean. Unless I’m facing a rogue wave of splashing toddlers, the dangers are minimal. On a serious note, my fear of icy mountain peaks like Everest and K1 still sends more chills down my spine as much as I am thalassophobiak.
I very recently underwent training to earn my entry level dive license (PADI OW). The one thing they constantly drill into you is "always dive within your limits", which I'll briefly parrot here: Always, always dive within your limits, whether it's that of your equipment, your training, or your comfort. Do so, and your training will keep you safe with a large margin; disregard it, and you run the risk of unrecoverably getting into dangerous situations which are often not obvious. If you want to extend your limits, get specialty training.
Right! I got PADI certified and loved diving- until I reached a depth where my sinuses hurt (apparently, I have issues🤣), so it’s an involuntary “stop”- but nonetheless, it stops me. So, I’m back snorkeling. You have to listen to everything around you. Good point!
I dove without license first 5 times in Thailand and back then I swore it didn’t matter. But now that I’m older I strongly suggest you get formal training and education. Especially on what depth pressure does to the body and more importantly the mind. Also if you can’t handle stress in a calm manner please don’t go passed a recreational dept.
Well Mr created by the ocean I guess you can call me coward. I'm still getting my nappy ass in that water. If I were made from the ocean I feel like I would have been made with some gills on my ass. And Mr made from the ocean I don't have any gills.
I was surprised that a couple other places including the north sea weren't on this list. Places that have sunk hundreds of ships and killed many thousands throughout history.
@@fidelcashflow7057 It's the shallow depth and geography of the area that actually makes the normal sea more dangerous, and I'm not just talking about the north sea. There are multiple other places not mentioned here that are very notorious for being dangerous and probably more than what was covered in this video. Areas that sink a much higher percentage of the ships that pass than the Atlantic or Pacific Oceans and kill a lot more people. Areas that I think should have been on this list instead of so many sinkholes.
I only snorkle and dive down just enough to know I have air to make it back up. But, it's absolutely another world! The silence is so calming. Best stress and anxiety relief in the world!
This was so interesting. I have heard of a few of these, but w/o explanation. I love that you researched scientific material, as it solved a couple of problems.
You're right because he said the third one is to be undetermined while you can see the third 1 next to the rock still in the water but more on the area where he can still get to the rocks, For safety, While the other 2 are climbing out
The legend of The Blue Hole goes that a young woman was not allowed to marry her love so she threw herself into the hole to un alive herself. She has been luring mostly young men in to keep her company ever since.
Wow. I’ve been swimming at New Symrna Beach many times. It was two hours away from my home and quite a popular spot to go. There were times I felt “something” brush up against my legs. 😱
One time I was in the ocean and a piece of seaweed touched my foot and I reacted as if I were being attacked by a great white shark and my girlfriend called me a pussy and broke up the next day.
In the ocean, if you touch anything but sand with your foot, you have every right to act like you are about to be eaten alive! I used to hate suddenly stepping in that weird smooshy sand spot once in awhile. Still don't know what that was. Virginia Beach. Born and raised. I'm safe in the mountains now.
Grew up surfing New Smyrna Beach in the 70s... mistaken identity... LOT of baitfish running...if Sharks wanted people for lunch, swimming would be a life ending act.
Blissful was childhood , they couldn’t get me out of the Ocean, now as an adult, you’re lucky if i go under the water anymore or stay in for more than 20 minutes 😅
It's called Magallanes Strait. It was Magallanes, a Portuguese sailor under the King of Spain orders who in 1520 first found the south sea pass and crossed over from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Not Drake or any other dutch fella. Being more specific, the actual route that Drake too is called Mar de Hoces or Hoces Sea, as it was Hoces who in 1525 discovered that pass, much earlier too than Drake.
I love the beach and the ocean. That’s my happy place and I’ve lived within 45 min of the beach my whole life. I used to go swimming way way out over my head. I loved it… I’m 50 now. Back in the 80s-early 2000s you didn’t hear about shark attacks ever. Not in North Carolina where I live. But several years ago (roughly 5 yrs ago) I was swimming in the ocean, and a little girl (she was a teenager) got attacked by a shark. I heard her scream a crazy sounding scream, and I seen it happen but I didn’t know it was a shark at first. I thought it was just someone horsing around, scaring her, but the way she moved in the water when being attacked, I knew something wasn’t right, but I couldn’t figure it out. She was about 100+ feet away from me, but something told me to get out and I did. The girl survived, but she lost half an arm and her leg. My son went to school with her. I still go in the ocean, and I still love the ocean… but I don’t go out that far anymore. I may go out to about 4 feet deep. Yes Ik a shark can get me there, but I would probably see it. lol. I’m not going to let fear stop me from something I love. I almost got bit by a shark outside of the ocean/water… lol. It jumped out of the chest and into my lap. It was trying to get my inner thigh, but I was screaming and kicking my legs, so it couldn’t get me. lol! Anyway,.. there’s dangerous things EVERYWHERE.. there are bears, big cats, snakes, etc in nature… that’s not going to stop me from going outside. 😂 never let fear stop you from doing something you love
Bermuda triangle deserves that #1 spot , nobody knows what could be the cause of all those shipwrecks and lost souls . Any suggestions on what it might be 👇
Some crystal pyramids were found beneath the waters of the Bermuda Triangle!!! and they were said to be 3x the height of the pyramids in Gaza!!! and crystals do emit electromagnetic waves!!! That's one theory of the mysterious disappearances that occurred there!!!
I've only swam in the ocean a handful of times but when I watch these videos ,I imagine any time I was in the water and maybe a shark was withing feet of me and it makes my blood run cold. Oddly tho ,when I'm in the water I don't even think about sharks. My biggest fear is rips getting me and dragging ms into the open ocean. That terrifies me
I have a few things to say about swimming in the ocean. I'll hail Monique Rhodes' comment first. The ocean is not our home. We go there to touch the ocean's top, that's all. Where sharks and dangerous waters are concerned, I have a few tips from long experience in both living near the ocean and from the perspective of an MS CCRN ACLS, or a really fancy critical care nurse who knows her s*** and has been practising for 48 years. Wear a T-shirt when you go to the beach. They're cheap and if you're injured, they can be used for many things. Sharks can take a bite out of us where no help is possible. Too many times though, the victim goes mental and loses control. Don't get scared, get angry. Punch in the snout. They hate that and usually let go. A good thing here, and another use for your T-shirt, is to carry a serrated knife on your body. Wrap your kitchen bread knife, nicely sharpened with a pointy tip, with the T-shirt so you won't impale yourself and strap it to your back within reach. The butt can be used as a make-shift club and the blade can do serious damage to an attacker. Most sharks are taking a bite just to get a taste and satisfy curiosity. A good blow on the snout followed by a blade sinking in will scare it away. This applies to every inhabitant of the ocean except jellyfish. That brings me to my second point. Know the topography of the place you are going, where the depths are and more importantly, the zoology of the place. What creatures live there that might kill you? This is a pretty obvious question but the answers can save limbs and lives. One thing about which these videos seem intellectually deficient. Has anyone heard of a tourniquet? Here we go with our T-shirts again. Use it. Tighten it above the injury around the knife and turn until the gushing artery stops gushing. Our lovely T-shirt can also be used to apply to a wound and keep it as clean as possible. So, here's the kicker. Use the brain The Mother gave you and be prepared. And our T-shirt, unless it's being used in the water to wrap our knife, will prevent sunburn.
All the numbers spoken, were said correctly , Beautifully . ... But tO USE tHE OLD , "A.D" .... instead of Updated "C.E" common era still gave a Thumbs Up
I have been scuba diving for 30+ years all over the world and became dive instructor. 1,000 of dives and always enjoy the rush of just being in the water , mostly comfortable dives and many exciting dives with ocean residents. Belize blue hole was fun for experience of nitrogen narcissistic. Trimix keeps that at bay, but shark diving in Fiji was exciting. Diving in 80's and 90's was an exciting period before internet. You needed information from other divers, magazines. Now internet has informed you what to expect and what to avoid and that was half the adventure. I've been a dive instructor at many resorts around the world and found adventures on land and in the sea. Please come enjoying life with exciting new adventures. Yes death does happen but more people will die on way to airport than a year of diving daily. Scars are like tattoos, everyone will ask and you get to relive the trip.❤😂😂😂 I live on central coast of California and during a kayaking trip and recently great white shark almost sunk kayak with curiosity 😂
I dove without license first 5 times in Thailand and back then I swore it didn’t matter. But now that I’m older I strongly suggest you get formal training and education. Especially on what depth pressure does to the body and more importantly the mind. Also if you can’t handle stress in a calm manner please don’t go passed a recreational dept.
I was out in Egypt at the time a free diver lady maybe from Switzerland (i could be wrong) with an 11 year old son became another victim in Dahab. I guess it's a beautiful place to die. Once your head goes under water you enter a beautiful and extremely serene world. It's breathtaking (no pun intended).
There's probably a shark nursery close by.... it irritates me that people encroach onto and into wild animals home and then get mad at the animal for just being a wild animal.
I kept the sound on, but yeah it is an annoying voice... other commenters have previously mentioned in his other videos that it sounds like it's a AI generated voicing, but the dude running this show insists that it's his real voice used.
The part about the white sharks in Cali isn't true and it gives them a bad name , if its that bad in those months stay out of the water it's there home not ours .... respect it!!
THE SHARKS AT NEW SMURNA ARE MAINLY SMALL BLACK TIPS & NOT FATAL, LIKE THEY WOULD BE IF THEY WERE TIGER OR BULL SHARKS. SO HIGH LEVELS OF ATTACKS IS A MISLEADING ATTEMPT AT MAKING FIGURES SEEM LETHAL.
My grandmother was circled in knee deep water when she used to live in Hervey Bay. For those who don't know where that is, its in Queensland Australia.
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We all joke we would never be crazy enough to do this stuff, like dive these terrifying places, but if a few brave people didn’t, we wouldn’t know about them. So, hats off to you, crazy adventurers!
Does nothing for me to know about them lol. But them im a simple man. I dnt chase dopamine. Lol. A farm n growing food and having my own with animals is satisfying enough for me. Something about growing your own food n living off what god created for us is majestic to me instead of the 9 -5 taxed to death matrix we currently have evolved into
@@chrisbowers5498❤❤🎉v Ty well said ChrisBowers I wouldn’t mind doing that myself! It sounds extremely intriguing to me and very healthy 🎉🎉🎉!! I would have to have some very good cash flow,flowing for one 😂😂😂and family members that are interested in it as well. I honestly believe it would be a beautiful thing to do for my family,especially for my kids and grandkids. How much out of pocket would be expected for a nice barn on like 3acres of land? 5:28
Just don't come into my ER expecting a lot of sympathy. Talk about self-inflicted damage and mentally challenged people. Good heavens. How about wearing some wings made of wax and flying to the Sun?
Yes, DEFINITELY‼️😲😵😳🦈🦈
Send a camera down. Better views and cameras don't die
I'm the type who like to admire the ocean from afar and online videos such as this. I'm never ready to explore the ocean any time in my life.
Ha! Thats my nephew, Joey! The surfer bitten in the face by a shark at Smyrna. Hes an amazing surfer and this encounter didnt slow him down. Sharks are just an accepted risk - so they say. Me, personally, im all about risk reduction (avoidance).
I've been diving for 20+ years and all over the world. I dove the Blue Hole in Belize in 2014 and for the first time ever experienced narcosis at 90'. That was a very unpleasant environment, it was very eerie looking.
Spooky man!😮
O,' if you think that was unpleasant, you should dive in Bermuda's "Herrington Sound"
All those who have didn't even want to stay in Bermuda and what they saw has never even been mentioned that was so frightening ...
Go figure!!!
Noone gaf bud
Liar
Thank u for teaching me a new word*narcosis
We have a saying in Australia: if you see a croc, theres another 5 you havent. Get out.
We say the same thing about roaches in Florida 😂
same here in southern Louisiana USA alligators everywhere but they are chill
Gators in the ocean is a no for me
That's what they say about rats in NY.
Content like this keeps me respectful of big bodies of water and awed by God's greatness.
Amen to that!🙏🏽💙
Praise sky fairy
@@nathonrusso1557 HalleluYAH! Praise the Lord Jesus Christ, my savior and redeemer! All praises to The Most High God (Yahweh), Creator of all things. His praise shall continually be in my mouth. A fool has said in his heart that there is no God. But as for me and my house, we shall praise the Lord! HalleluYAH! 🫶🏾🙌🏾
Every knee shall bow & every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. It may seem funny to you to try to mock me for my faith. The greatest lie Satan ever told was that God is not real and there’s no such thing as a devil. But he knows the truth and even he shall bow. He doesn’t want you to receive God’s gift for you which is salvation. He doesn’t want you to repent for your sins, get to know Jesus, be filled with the Holy Spirit because he wants to drag your soul into hell with him. But even you, God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him, confess their sins and accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior, shall not die but have everlasting life.
@@ReigningWombanHail Satan!
@@Leonidas300SP HalleluYAH to TMH God, the Lord Jesus Christ. 🙌🏾
You know why I never have to worry about the ocean is because my pool is as far as I go 😂😂
I feel ya totally on that.
I have pretty bad thallassophobia so I'm not going on the ocean
😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is in response to another comment
Some of us don't have pools some us have Jesus guide us not worried about material things a Rich person have God in there ♥
@@gothgirl4evr881y’all be jus making up words an fear for anything at this point
The ocean is Mother Nature's first born. Her favorite thing to say is, F around and find out. Respect Earth.
❤🙏🏽
And respect the Mother. She bore us, has nurtured us and given us all we have, life itself. We forget too easily that the ocean is not our realm. t's Hers and those denizens, large and small, who live within.
@@lucyosborne9239God made the universe/world and EVERYTHING in it 🩸💥
@@mssharon9442God made the universe/world and EVERYTHING IN IT🩸🔥
Cringe
A fantastically interesting film, and pleasant narrator's voice. thumbs up and abn from here. Carsten/Denmark.
Very insightful, Great video 👍👍
I’d NEVER swim in the ocean. Just nope. I’m terrified of it. 👀
If you had to choose swim underwater in the ocean or space walk outside the earth's orbit, which would you do?
@@morningstar577 both made me feel panicked ☠️ likely space despite the void 👽
@@sheonlywearsblack lol yeah I'd totally choose the same. Deep ocean freaks me out
Nasty salty water & a fish toilet bowl & graveyard.
I swim in the ocean but only waist deep and when it's calm and no strong undertows or rip currents. I know my limits.
Between diving in oceans and cave exploring you guys are very brave and very rare 🎉🎉 rest in paradise to all who died doing what they love ❤️ 💔❤️🩹
It's safe to assume that any deep water places with "blue" on its name, must be avoided unless you're the professionals. We have blue lagoon and quite few disappearing cases happened.
Very interesting and informative channel...The content and topics are very good and the narration great. Great work 👍
Dude crocodiles scare the living daylights out of me. 1hr under water? No thanks
I claustrophobic and I almost drowned as a kid, even at age 41 I still deal with PTS with water but the ocean absolutely amazes me and I could watch videos on all the diving spots, the animals, shipwrecks etc.
I never learned how to swim, im 59 and almost drowned in the ocean at a very young age. Scared of water to this day.
It’s never too late I’m a swimming coach
Same ❤
Tackling that kiddie pool in the backyard sounds much more achievable than battling the open ocean. Unless I’m facing a rogue wave of splashing toddlers, the dangers are minimal. On a serious note, my fear of icy mountain peaks like Everest and K1 still sends more chills down my spine as much as I am thalassophobiak.
I agree 👍💯😅
Love that format ❤ so well explained
I very recently underwent training to earn my entry level dive license (PADI OW). The one thing they constantly drill into you is "always dive within your limits", which I'll briefly parrot here:
Always, always dive within your limits, whether it's that of your equipment, your training, or your comfort. Do so, and your training will keep you safe with a large margin; disregard it, and you run the risk of unrecoverably getting into dangerous situations which are often not obvious. If you want to extend your limits, get specialty training.
Great advice ❤
Right! I got PADI certified and loved diving- until I reached a depth where my sinuses hurt (apparently, I have issues🤣), so it’s an involuntary “stop”- but nonetheless, it stops me. So, I’m back snorkeling. You have to listen to everything around you. Good point!
I dove without license first 5 times in Thailand and back then I swore it didn’t matter. But now that I’m older I strongly suggest you get formal training and education. Especially on what depth pressure does to the body and more importantly the mind. Also if you can’t handle stress in a calm manner please don’t go passed a recreational dept.
I wouldn’t dive to the divers cemetary for a million dollars
I’d rather die - quite literally.
Okkkkkkkkkkkk
I would dive
Even though i can swim like a fish there is absolutely NO WAY i would dive my happy ass down in any ocean!! NO WAY!!
Indeed
💯 agree!
only cowards don't dare to dive underneath the seawater . our life was created by ocean and we will feel familiar beneath the sea .
Well Mr created by the ocean I guess you can call me coward. I'm still getting my nappy ass in that water. If I were made from the ocean I feel like I would have been made with some gills on my ass. And Mr made from the ocean I don't have any gills.
Did you mean happy
I'm getting sea sick just watching this 😅
I swear most of these ppl have death wishes. The rest are either stupid, ignorant, crazy or both IMHO.
I was surprised that a couple other places including the north sea weren't on this list. Places that have sunk hundreds of ships and killed many thousands throughout history.
North Sea is overrated. Only like 300 feet deep which is nothing compared to rest of ocean
@@fidelcashflow7057 It's the shallow depth and geography of the area that actually makes the normal sea more dangerous, and I'm not just talking about the north sea. There are multiple other places not mentioned here that are very notorious for being dangerous and probably more than what was covered in this video. Areas that sink a much higher percentage of the ships that pass than the Atlantic or Pacific Oceans and kill a lot more people. Areas that I think should have been on this list instead of so many sinkholes.
Some episode will show up
Top 20 dangerous Ocean i guess
Just subscribed.😊❤love this channel. I just discovered it. I have to binge watch the videos now.
I’m so excited to do sat diving for a living, it’s like being in space that far down.
I only snorkle and dive down just enough to know I have air to make it back up. But, it's absolutely another world! The silence is so calming. Best stress and anxiety relief in the world!
Great info. Thanks
The narrator has a very calming voice, love it. Great video.
Great documentary!
Even the Great Lakes are very treacherous
Queens bath is literal hell on earth. Just the sight of that white water alone gives me PTSD… and I’ve never even been.
Where is Queens bath?
This was so interesting. I have heard of a few of these, but w/o explanation. I love that you researched scientific material, as it solved a couple of problems.
Me: Why Queen’s Bath?
Ron White: You can’t fix stupid.
You're right because he said the third one is to be undetermined while you can see the third 1 next to the rock still in the water but more on the area where he can still get to the rocks, For safety, While the other 2 are climbing out
What a great video
Devil sea is the most dangerous of all! I completely agree about the story of gengis khan and seems like he was scared later lol!
Am watching your video from Pakistan Rawalpindi ❤️🥰
I love our ocean/seas 🌊 🌎
The legend of The Blue Hole goes that a young woman was not allowed to marry her love so she threw herself into the hole to un alive herself. She has been luring mostly young men in to keep her company ever since.
Aye you guyyyyysssssss😂😂😂😂😂
Nice video to watching.
Wow. I’ve been swimming at New Symrna Beach many times. It was two hours away from my home and quite a popular spot to go. There were times I felt “something” brush up against my legs. 😱
Great vid thank u 🙏
The navy has a test to indicate if sharks are nearby. Taste the water. If it's salty, there are sharks nearby.
Thanks for this I had no idea 😮
😂😂😂
If it's true thanks
Very interesting geographical, historical, educational but frightening lesson. Every day we learn something new.
Have a drink look at the sunset...Enjoi the view...fook diving and exploring what's not meant to do...
One time I was in the ocean and a piece of seaweed touched my foot and I reacted as if I were being attacked by a great white shark and my girlfriend called me a pussy and broke up the next day.
To call you That is because you are.
@@sitdowndogbreath - 😞
@@michaelmichaels138 Oh I'm sorry are you going to cry now.
In the ocean, if you touch anything but sand with your foot, you have every right to act like you are about to be eaten alive! I used to hate suddenly stepping in that weird smooshy sand spot once in awhile. Still don't know what that was. Virginia Beach. Born and raised. I'm safe in the mountains now.
@@IdahoRanchGirl what are the odds of that happening tho?
Grew up surfing New Smyrna Beach in the 70s... mistaken identity... LOT of baitfish running...if Sharks wanted people for lunch, swimming would be a life ending act.
this is amazing
I have an avacado tree from seed thats still in pot. Might work on that today. Great video ! And nice avacados❤
Very interesting thank u 🙏
Great video
Love sitting on a beach though it's been a long while. Have taken 3 ocean cruises; how Awesome they were!
Fascinating 💯💯💯❤️
Wasn't expecting my birth city to be on this list, New Smyrna Beach Florida🦈
Though ive been swimming for 3yrs.
I dont dare spend 30 mins in the oceans
Blissful was childhood , they couldn’t get me out of the Ocean, now as an adult, you’re lucky if i go under the water anymore or stay in for more than 20 minutes 😅
The ocean is mother Nature's first born. Her favorite thing to say is, F around and find out. Respect Earth.
It's called Magallanes Strait. It was Magallanes, a Portuguese sailor under the King of Spain orders who in 1520 first found the south sea pass and crossed over from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Not Drake or any other dutch fella. Being more specific, the actual route that Drake too is called Mar de Hoces or Hoces Sea, as it was Hoces who in 1525 discovered that pass, much earlier too than Drake.
One has to have a deep appreciation of the OCEAN & SEA‼️That's one sport I'd NEVER EVER DO‼️
Makes you wonder why something so beautiful can and is that deadly!?
How are you?
❤I'm so happy I'm laying on my sofa watching this 😂
I love the beach and the ocean. That’s my happy place and I’ve lived within 45 min of the beach my whole life. I used to go swimming way way out over my head. I loved it… I’m 50 now. Back in the 80s-early 2000s you didn’t hear about shark attacks ever. Not in North Carolina where I live. But several years ago (roughly 5 yrs ago) I was swimming in the ocean, and a little girl (she was a teenager) got attacked by a shark. I heard her scream a crazy sounding scream, and I seen it happen but I didn’t know it was a shark at first. I thought it was just someone horsing around, scaring her, but the way she moved in the water when being attacked, I knew something wasn’t right, but I couldn’t figure it out. She was about 100+ feet away from me, but something told me to get out and I did. The girl survived, but she lost half an arm and her leg. My son went to school with her. I still go in the ocean, and I still love the ocean… but I don’t go out that far anymore. I may go out to about 4 feet deep. Yes Ik a shark can get me there, but I would probably see it. lol. I’m not going to let fear stop me from something I love. I almost got bit by a shark outside of the ocean/water… lol. It jumped out of the chest and into my lap. It was trying to get my inner thigh, but I was screaming and kicking my legs, so it couldn’t get me. lol! Anyway,.. there’s dangerous things EVERYWHERE.. there are bears, big cats, snakes, etc in nature… that’s not going to stop me from going outside. 😂 never let fear stop you from doing something you love
Bermuda triangle deserves that #1 spot , nobody knows what could be the cause of all those shipwrecks and lost souls . Any suggestions on what it might be 👇
Some crystal pyramids were found beneath the waters of the Bermuda Triangle!!! and they were said to be 3x the height of the pyramids in Gaza!!! and crystals do emit electromagnetic waves!!! That's one theory of the mysterious disappearances that occurred there!!!
I heard of methane bubbles and shallow reefs which I think might be a valid reason.
23rd z. @@ranjapi693
I have to wonder if it's a lack of food sources. We have been fishing the oceans far too much for far too long.
Since AI is so big lately can we send robots to dive and report what they discover
Part of the thrill of swimming in the ocean is not knowing when something is going to swim up and swallow you up. I love it
RIP to those that lost there lifes
Bad enough got to worry about sinkholes on the land no Blue hole for me thank you😄
Anyone ever hear about cross waves? I highly recommend researching these.
I've only swam in the ocean a handful of times but when I watch these videos ,I imagine any time I was in the water and maybe a shark was withing feet of me and it makes my blood run cold. Oddly tho ,when I'm in the water I don't even think about sharks. My biggest fear is rips getting me and dragging ms into the open ocean. That terrifies me
God wins❤
💯 He created the whole world, and everything in it!!!
Never will I even try this 😮
Blue ringed octopuses?? What happened to octopi
That's actually the correct plural. Octopus is an English word. If it were latin the plural form would be octopi.
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Dangerous place on earth but we haven't yet to cover 55% of the globe
I have a few things to say about swimming in the ocean. I'll hail Monique Rhodes' comment first. The ocean is not our home. We go there to touch the ocean's top, that's all. Where sharks and dangerous waters are concerned, I have a few tips from long experience in both living near the ocean and from the perspective of an MS CCRN ACLS, or a really fancy critical care nurse who knows her s*** and has been practising for 48 years. Wear a T-shirt when you go to the beach. They're cheap and if you're injured, they can be used for many things. Sharks can take a bite out of us where no help is possible. Too many times though, the victim goes mental and loses control. Don't get scared, get angry. Punch in the snout. They hate that and usually let go. A good thing here, and another use for your T-shirt, is to carry a serrated knife on your body. Wrap your kitchen bread knife, nicely sharpened with a pointy tip, with the T-shirt so you won't impale yourself and strap it to your back within reach. The butt can be used as a make-shift club and the blade can do serious damage to an attacker. Most sharks are taking a bite just to get a taste and satisfy curiosity. A good blow on the snout followed by a blade sinking in will scare it away. This applies to every inhabitant of the ocean except jellyfish. That brings me to my second point. Know the topography of the place you are going, where the depths are and more importantly, the zoology of the place. What creatures live there that might kill you? This is a pretty obvious question but the answers can save limbs and lives. One thing about which these videos seem intellectually deficient. Has anyone heard of a tourniquet? Here we go with our T-shirts again. Use it. Tighten it above the injury around the knife and turn until the gushing artery stops gushing. Our lovely T-shirt can also be used to apply to a wound and keep it as clean as possible. So, here's the kicker. Use the brain The Mother gave you and be prepared. And our T-shirt, unless it's being used in the water to wrap our knife, will prevent sunburn.
Proud Cape Townian seeing our City on here
The Red Sea is where pharaoh and his army died wen Moses parted the Red Sea
All the numbers spoken, were said correctly , Beautifully . ... But tO USE tHE OLD , "A.D" .... instead of Updated "C.E" common era
still gave a Thumbs Up
I didn't know the ocean created life... Thank you all this time I've been believing in God.
I have been scuba diving for 30+ years all over the world and became dive instructor. 1,000 of dives and always enjoy the rush of just being in the water , mostly comfortable dives and many exciting dives with ocean residents.
Belize blue hole was fun for experience of nitrogen narcissistic. Trimix keeps that at bay, but shark diving in Fiji was exciting.
Diving in 80's and 90's was an exciting period before internet. You needed information from other divers, magazines. Now internet has informed you what to expect and what to avoid and that was half the adventure.
I've been a dive instructor at many resorts around the world and found adventures on land and in the sea.
Please come enjoying life with exciting new adventures. Yes death does happen but more people will die on way to airport than a year of diving daily.
Scars are like tattoos, everyone will ask and you get to relive the trip.❤😂😂😂
I live on central coast of California and during a kayaking trip and recently great white shark almost sunk kayak with curiosity 😂
😂the panned out view of the blackhole almost looks like the open jaws of shark. Ironic.
I dove without license first 5 times in Thailand and back then I swore it didn’t matter. But now that I’m older I strongly suggest you get formal training and education. Especially on what depth pressure does to the body and more importantly the mind. Also if you can’t handle stress in a calm manner please don’t go passed a recreational dept.
I was out in Egypt at the time a free diver lady maybe from Switzerland (i could be wrong) with an 11 year old son became another victim in Dahab.
I guess it's a beautiful place to die.
Once your head goes under water you enter a beautiful and extremely serene world. It's breathtaking (no pun intended).
The fact Lake Erie isn’t on here is crazy
Well, it's a lake.
There's probably a shark nursery close by.... it irritates me that people encroach onto and into wild animals home and then get mad at the animal for just being a wild animal.
I watched your "2023 video" at Queens bath about 5 years ago. Tell me how that adds up?
Those boys at Queens Bath are locals and know what's up.
True when your the middle of nowhere you know your dead💀
I got to 11:00 but had to switch on CC and turn down the sound volume as the voice was so annoying.
I kept the sound on, but yeah it is an annoying voice... other commenters have previously mentioned in his other videos that it sounds like it's a AI generated voicing, but the dude running this show insists that it's his real voice used.
The measurement conversions are very annoying
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I love scuba diving and swiming . I could live under the water .
Same here ❤
Great video but yikes
The part about the white sharks in Cali isn't true and it gives them a bad name , if its that bad in those months stay out of the water it's there home not ours .... respect it!!
That's where the Egyptians had their tunnels to hide their gold
The ocean is a desert with its life underground...
I’m so scared right now.
Nope nope nope. I'm a Pisces born and thus fish is an out of water fish. Pools and bath tubs are the furthest I go into water.
14:58 were in there domain
THE SHARKS AT NEW SMURNA ARE MAINLY SMALL BLACK TIPS & NOT FATAL, LIKE THEY WOULD BE IF THEY WERE TIGER OR BULL SHARKS. SO HIGH LEVELS OF ATTACKS IS A MISLEADING ATTEMPT AT MAKING FIGURES SEEM LETHAL.
My grandmother was circled in knee deep water when she used to live in Hervey Bay.
For those who don't know where that is, its in Queensland Australia.
I might go to take pictures but that's it
Am the greatest diver in the entire history of diving...😂 fear natural forces..Death could be very near
We swam at New Smyrna Beach all the time and was never bothered by sharks. It's usually just surfers that get attacked.