The freakiest thing about the first image for me is the sunglasses. Imagine going underwater with them on, them slipping off your nose and just... watching them sink into the abyss beneath you.
I had a trauma with water, when i was on a trip with my parents. And when i was playing in the pool a man grabbed my and he thought i could swim so he put my head under the water like 10 seconds and that made my fear of water and Thalassophobia begun.
When you talked about imagining being stuck in the flooded quarry and the wall disappearing…I think my heart may have stopped for a moment. That is a terrifying visual.
I had a nightmare about falling into a water tower when I was a kid too but there was a giant squid in there with me and it was pitch black but I knew it was in there… still freaks me out
I don't have thalassophobia but I do have claustrophobia. I've enjoyed most of your videos but when I tried to watch your claustrophobia one I had to turn it off almost at once. It wasn't until that moment that I really appreciated how hard you work to bring us these videos. Thank you and I hope you have a great day today!
I understand if you ever get tired of making these videos but as someone who also has thalassophobia I appreciate them. Anyways hope you get 100k soon!
i'm not even afraid or embarrassed to admit that my first experience with Thalassophobia was the Scooby-Doo episode featuring The Ghost of Captain Cutler haunting Rocky Point Beach and The Graveyard of Ships. Finding Nemo was also a big one for me as a kid, might as well have been a horror movie lmao. like i was mostly ok during most of the opening bit at the reef, but i quickly realized i was gonna have a bad time when Nemo swims over into the open ocean to check out the boat. that scene really set the tone for me and i was so freaked out that not even the butt jokes could save me!
I appreciate you sticking around, bro! I've been a follower of your videos for a while. I'm from Brazil, where the Amazonas River is. I love these thalassophobia videos, but I like the ones you're gaming even more! Your sense of humor is very unique. Your tone along with the things you say make it very amusing to watch. Also, you seem like a very honest guy! Cheers, man!
I went on amazon river near Iquitos with a local dude who told us he once saw an island come and go in one day. He said it was a living creature, and was totally serious.
It’s the facial expressions he makes for me 😂😂😂 I have thalassophobia too and every time I see something disturbing I swear I make the same facial expressions
Love it when I see a new Thalassophobia vid has been posted. The shot of the divers swimming toward the fully submerged nuclear submarine is the thing of nightmares. Sometimes I look for pics like that, in an effort to... I don't know, torture myself, I guess... That is the first legit image of that I've ever seen. So thank you for the that. Lol Anyway, great content, as always! Looking forward to the next one.
9:36 water towers legitimately freak me out. I have this recurring thought of me somehow ending up trapped in / on a water tower or my kids getting trapped in one and I wouldn't know how to save them.. idk what made me so scared of this happening because I know it's extremely unlikely.
Dude, the diary reading was riveting. Gritty and hard hitting 😂 Watching your latest vid on the horror of dark water. I hate it, but I’m too sadistic to pass them up. All oceans should be clear, just a few feet in depth, with nothing but tiny goldfish..
I absolutely love the ocean and looking at it. I also love to swim. It is one of my favorite things; however, I'm terrified of the things I can't see that are in the ocean.
I'm a grown man and I hate even looking at the ocean from a distance. Videos like this make me want to go hide in my chicken coop where all that friggin water can't find me.
I live in FL, and I remember being a child and doing river floats and freaking out when the sticks or seaweed would be to close to me. My parents didnt wanna believe me, also the fear of man made objects in the water is called submechanophobia.
Let me tell you about a lake in the area of Pennsylvania where I live called Raystown Lake. It's beautiful. BUT.. theres an entire town under it!. The local government flooded a town in 1972. The town is under there. Farm equipment, HOUSES, all types of things are under there. The town was called Aitch. The deepest part of the lake is 200 feet deep and it used as a recreational area now. Lots of boaters and water activities.. i went swimming in it as a kid and I remember just looking into the black void underneath me and thinking about the possibility of a house being down there. It scared me so badly that I never swam in that lake again! Or any other deep water for that matter 😂 Edit: they did tear down most of the houses and such before flooding, but there were some structures and buildings that still remained.
Wait, is this the place where they cheaped the f out and didn’t remove remains from the graveyard, so if you free dive there, you can swim through houses, a church and through a graveyard??
Hearing that flooded quarry reminds me of summersville lake. There is a whole flooded town underneath the lake and can see it whenever you’re swimming on a nice day. Super creepy
So the boat ferry was a system where you drove up to the dock where there was a pontoon locked in place as to not bob and sway around on the water. The pontoon had a rail system designed to be driven onto, attached the the top. You drove up, paid for the services, and drove onto the pontoon. While you waited for a boat to come get you another employee would chain down your vehicle and make the proper checks to minimize any slack in the system. Boat shows up, he attaches the tug line, and away you go. No need to get out of the car. Just relax. I know this stuff because my great grandmother told me about a few times she had been on this type of ferry system. Funnily enough that's when she figured out right quick that water and I don't mix. Wish she was still here every day.
I recently went scuba diving when I was on a vacation, since it was during the day the sea did not seem that scary, but the fact that I was 12 feet deep surprised me, personally the scariest thing for me was breathing because I was freaking out, but the view of fish and corals made it worth it!
The water tower photo reminded me of the scene in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. When he's at that fancy dinner party & he's looking for Snow Flake in that giant tank. "It's not Snow Flake, It's not Snow Flake." I think that's where my trauma began as a child. 🥴🥴
Fun fact about the Amazon River: in the dry season it is already pretty wide, with an average of 3.2 to 9.6 km (2 to 6 miles) in its main channel. But in the wet season, it can reach 48.3 km (60 miles) wide. If you could walk across the river it would take 8 hours to get from one side to the other. And if this isn't wide enough, the Amazon River mouth is simply gigantic, at 380 km (235 miles)!
The thing with the Amazon is that it is the largest river. Sure, the Nile is the longest, but the Amazon is the biggest by total area. It also holds more water and sustains a lot more life.
I went floating the Frio River in Texas with college friends. I love water so hanging out in tube was very enjoyable. However, I was absolutely terrified of stepping on a fish hook.
Nah bc I played that stupid Exo Disc game, just browsing for neat free xbox games bc i was bored. Played like the first couple of levels, nice, pretty, fun to pass the time. THEN THE OCEAN LEVEL. There was like a cutscene at the beginning showcasing the world, and then as it passed into gameplay you just crash into the sea. Watching the clip of it I'm fine, but when I played it, it was such a different experience. As my little disc guy got closer to the sea my heart skyrocketed and I literally almost broke my controller bc I was squeezing it so hard. I hopped around the ocean for like 30 seconds before I deadass just quit the game and uninstalled it.
Greg. I have been watching you for ages and it only now dawned on me; you look so much like edward norton. especially when he was younger. just had to let you know. much love.
The fact that you are so docile when talking about your phobia and reacting to videos of the open waters make people think that you're just being sarcastic.😆 I am the same way depending on what it is. 😘
I don't have traumatic experiences related to water, ocean or whatever but I have Thalassophobia for reason which I don't know. Since I was a kid, I can't shake this feeling until I discovered about thalassophobia. There is this one game which always ignite this phobia within me: Silent Hunter. A game where you play as a world war submariner. You can view inside, outside, the telescope (forgot what it's called) of the submarine and torpedo merchant ships. This game has always invoke eerie feeling within me because you're basically working under the ocean in a compact submarine.Things that terrified me always is during night time and I always switched back to the inside view of the submarine, scared to look at the outside because of how dark the ocean is (we were submerged so the view outside will be nothing but empty darkness of the ocean). I always terrified when I accidentally click the outside view, the black ocean scared me so much. Another terrifying thing is when our submarine is damaged and water slowly entered the inside and we're slowly sinking to the bottom...
There's an extended version of the iceberg climbing video, everyone was fine. You can see in the shorter version that one guy made it off the side, but you don't see the fate of the guy that looks like he may get squashed by it. In the slightly longer version you see that a wave catches him as the iceberg is rolling and pushes him out away from it. So unless there's an even longer version showing them getting eaten by a shark or something, both those dummies made it out okay
Ngl when u talked bout that dream with the water tower i freaked out a bit. Ive either had a similar dream or watched a show like that. One scene haunts me. Someone falling into a water tower, dark, murky, and the next thing is like a decomposing body but like it was a ghost. Dont know if that was a scene from an old horror show/movie or a dream.
i went kayaking with my brother in north idaho one time in this fairly large river that has some pretty interesting and creepy features in some places. in one place, there was an island in the middle where an old dam was demolished leaving a very deep narrow channel with cliffs on both sides; had to be somewhere around 150ft deep. in the middle there was a buoy and if you got close to it you could see the chain disappear nearly 40ft down into nothing. there was also a smaller hydro dam downstream but we couldn't get close to it for obvious reasons.
Maybe if there isn’t enough new thalassophobia content to react to then wait until there is. We all still enjoy that you make them even if it becomes a treat. Your other content is good too and we understand you need to explore them
22 years ago Whilst on a ferry from dover uk to calais in france there was a kid about 30ft away who fell through the bars into the channel crossings the propellers took him under qnd he was never seen again 😢. To this day ive still not traveld on sea WATER BAD!
I already cannot handle going underwater in the pool or letting water go past my knees i feel like i'd just pass out and drown in the middle of the ocean 😭
A few years ago there was a picture that went viral of an iceberg showing both the above surface portion and the much bigger part under the surface all in the same "photograph". I think it turned out to be photoshopped, but regardless, looking at that picture really disturbed and unsettled me.
I was at my friend’s summer house on an island. We were paddling a canoe in the sea when my friend’s mom turned to me and said, ‘Look down.’ At that moment, I was unaware of my phobia, just a few seconds away from discovering it. I cautiously peered over the edge of the canoe, and what I saw initially sent a strange sensation through me. It was a long, imposing structure, so close to the surface that it almost touched it, disappearing into the depths of the sea. ‘You know what that is?’ she asked me. I replied, ‘No.’ She calmly explained, ‘That’s an old, colossal shipwreck - an ancient Viking ship, famous in its time.’ The moment was surreal. I closed my eyes, unable to utter a word. It was a profound experience, one that would stay with me forever…
The freakiest thing about the first image for me is the sunglasses. Imagine going underwater with them on, them slipping off your nose and just... watching them sink into the abyss beneath you.
I imagined it and got awful feelings 😂 disgusting thought I hate it
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Well now I can’t sleep because I wear glasses so 😃👍
Until someone or something swims with them bsck up
Knowing that they’d never see the light of day for millions of years
Can never have enough thalassophobia videos
This video killed me. My anxiety was very high, and in some pictures/videos set off my vertigo. Overall a very scary video. Thanks, Greg.
most scary one in a long while
What do you think about the people in the submarine that went looking at the titanic and never came back?
Love all your videos man. You're original and hilarious. I hope you don't give up.
Always looking forward to the next *wave* of Thalassophobia videos, your content always hits me on a *deep* level
Haha I get it
Haha I get it
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Haha I get it
This guy's content and his charisma is unique enough that I wouldn't be surprised if he blew up here pretty soon. Good stuff greg.
I had a trauma with water, when i was on a trip with my parents. And when i was playing in the pool a man grabbed my and he thought i could swim so he put my head under the water like 10 seconds and that made my fear of water and Thalassophobia begun.
im kinda like you my sister drowns me in the pool🥲
JEEZ, that would HORRIFY ME,
When you talked about imagining being stuck in the flooded quarry and the wall disappearing…I think my heart may have stopped for a moment. That is a terrifying visual.
I had a nightmare about falling into a water tower when I was a kid too but there was a giant squid in there with me and it was pitch black but I knew it was in there… still freaks me out
I’m horrified just reading this 😭
Keep making videos man you're slowly blowing up!! These videos always get me laughing after a long day :)
I don't have thalassophobia but I do have claustrophobia. I've enjoyed most of your videos but when I tried to watch your claustrophobia one I had to turn it off almost at once. It wasn't until that moment that I really appreciated how hard you work to bring us these videos. Thank you and I hope you have a great day today!
I understand if you ever get tired of making these videos but as someone who also has thalassophobia I appreciate them. Anyways hope you get 100k soon!
I can never get enough of these vids man killing it
I was just binge watching your "water scary" videos, so excited for a new one! (Love all your content though!)
i'm not even afraid or embarrassed to admit that my first experience with Thalassophobia was the Scooby-Doo episode featuring The Ghost of Captain Cutler haunting Rocky Point Beach and The Graveyard of Ships. Finding Nemo was also a big one for me as a kid, might as well have been a horror movie lmao. like i was mostly ok during most of the opening bit at the reef, but i quickly realized i was gonna have a bad time when Nemo swims over into the open ocean to check out the boat. that scene really set the tone for me and i was so freaked out that not even the butt jokes could save me!
I appreciate you sticking around, bro! I've been a follower of your videos for a while. I'm from Brazil, where the Amazonas River is. I love these thalassophobia videos, but I like the ones you're gaming even more! Your sense of humor is very unique. Your tone along with the things you say make it very amusing to watch. Also, you seem like a very honest guy! Cheers, man!
hey, if this bugs you, imagine floating the deep dark sea, swinging your toesies around, not being able to see your legs
Gregggggg. Thank you for another awesome video. Still watching. You're great dude
it's 3 am here and i just had a nightmare about swimming in the ocean due to severe thalassophobia and waking up to this, what. are. the. odds.
Just some fun info...the widest part of the Amazon River is 6 miles or 10 kilometers! It carries about 20% of the planets fresh flowing water!
thoroughly enjoying the range of content and would be down for more AI art ;D ty GBDM!
I went on amazon river near Iquitos with a local dude who told us he once saw an island come and go in one day. He said it was a living creature, and was totally serious.
I was watching a video about a submarine that took people to go see the Titanic and they didn’t come back. Then this video was next. Coincidence?
Greg you are the best. We appreciate all you do.
Ur not even super famous, yet 100% my favourite RUclipsr. Keep this up and you’ll be really big for sure
It’s the facial expressions he makes for me 😂😂😂 I have thalassophobia too and every time I see something disturbing I swear I make the same facial expressions
You are so underrated! Every time I see you post another vid it makes my day
Love it when I see a new Thalassophobia vid has been posted. The shot of the divers swimming toward the fully submerged nuclear submarine is the thing of nightmares. Sometimes I look for pics like that, in an effort to... I don't know, torture myself, I guess... That is the first legit image of that I've ever seen. So thank you for the that. Lol
Anyway, great content, as always! Looking forward to the next one.
9:36 water towers legitimately freak me out. I have this recurring thought of me somehow ending up trapped in / on a water tower or my kids getting trapped in one and I wouldn't know how to save them.. idk what made me so scared of this happening because I know it's extremely unlikely.
When I think of water towers, I think about that weird case where a lady was found in one dead after acting very paranoid in a hotel
It’s so crazy to me how you don’t have like a million subs, I absolutely love your videos!
Dude, the diary reading was riveting. Gritty and hard hitting 😂
Watching your latest vid on the horror of dark water. I hate it, but I’m too sadistic to pass them up. All oceans should be clear, just a few feet in depth, with nothing but tiny goldfish..
These always give me anxiety but somehow it’s calming watching with you lol
This phobia is so bizarre to me as someone who loves the ocean and finds it so relaxing to look at 😂
I absolutely love the ocean and looking at it. I also love to swim. It is one of my favorite things; however, I'm terrified of the things I can't see that are in the ocean.
I'm a grown man and I hate even looking at the ocean from a distance. Videos like this make me want to go hide in my chicken coop where all that friggin water can't find me.
I live in FL, and I remember being a child and doing river floats and freaking out when the sticks or seaweed would be to close to me. My parents didnt wanna believe me, also the fear of man made objects in the water is called submechanophobia.
I Know this video gon break me
Let me tell you about a lake in the area of Pennsylvania where I live called Raystown Lake. It's beautiful. BUT.. theres an entire town under it!. The local government flooded a town in 1972. The town is under there. Farm equipment, HOUSES, all types of things are under there. The town was called Aitch. The deepest part of the lake is 200 feet deep and it used as a recreational area now. Lots of boaters and water activities.. i went swimming in it as a kid and I remember just looking into the black void underneath me and thinking about the possibility of a house being down there. It scared me so badly that I never swam in that lake again! Or any other deep water for that matter 😂
Edit: they did tear down most of the houses and such before flooding, but there were some structures and buildings that still remained.
Wait, is this the place where they cheaped the f out and didn’t remove remains from the graveyard, so if you free dive there, you can swim through houses, a church and through a graveyard??
Hearing that flooded quarry reminds me of summersville lake. There is a whole flooded town underneath the lake and can see it whenever you’re swimming on a nice day. Super creepy
I love this channel dude, these and the liminal space videos are my comfort content
That was the most Midwestern intro I’ve ever been witness too. Keep it up!
So the boat ferry was a system where you drove up to the dock where there was a pontoon locked in place as to not bob and sway around on the water. The pontoon had a rail system designed to be driven onto, attached the the top. You drove up, paid for the services, and drove onto the pontoon. While you waited for a boat to come get you another employee would chain down your vehicle and make the proper checks to minimize any slack in the system. Boat shows up, he attaches the tug line, and away you go. No need to get out of the car. Just relax.
I know this stuff because my great grandmother told me about a few times she had been on this type of ferry system. Funnily enough that's when she figured out right quick that water and I don't mix. Wish she was still here every day.
I recently went scuba diving when I was on a vacation, since it was during the day the sea did not seem that scary, but the fact that I was 12 feet deep surprised me, personally the scariest thing for me was breathing because I was freaking out, but the view of fish and corals made it worth it!
Greg, Bro, Dude, Man, I hope you can see how many people really like your videos!!
Keep being you because we enjoy you!! lol
and so he returns to his one true calling
The water tower photo reminded me of the scene in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. When he's at that fancy dinner party & he's looking for Snow Flake in that giant tank. "It's not Snow Flake, It's not Snow Flake." I think that's where my trauma began as a child. 🥴🥴
I’ve just recently learned I have a fear of the deep ocean, but also body’s of water in general and this shit makes me scream 13:24
Honestly you are pretty underrated man
Your videos are awesome
Great quality on your newer videos! Appreciate the content
Learning about the Scary Line is important stuff thank you for all your educational content
Fun fact about the Amazon River: in the dry season it is already pretty wide, with an average of 3.2 to 9.6 km (2 to 6 miles) in its main channel. But in the wet season, it can reach 48.3 km (60 miles) wide. If you could walk across the river it would take 8 hours to get from one side to the other. And if this isn't wide enough, the Amazon River mouth is simply gigantic, at 380 km (235 miles)!
The coral reef was so otherworldly that it didn't freak me out, but then the ice picture came up and every muscle in my body contracted
The thing with the Amazon is that it is the largest river. Sure, the Nile is the longest, but the Amazon is the biggest by total area. It also holds more water and sustains a lot more life.
A classically Greg video, this is why we subscribed!
Just thought I'd mention that a sea world commercial came on while watching this and it made me giggle. Love your videos!
I love how your brain works. You're so calming....
Grew up swimming in the ocean and once you enter you become a much larger part of the food chain 😬 peace 2u and God Bless y'all
1:11 looking like the submarine from gta
I went floating the Frio River in Texas with college friends. I love water so hanging out in tube was very enjoyable. However, I was absolutely terrified of stepping on a fish hook.
.....thalassaphobia isn't the fear of water, as the thumbnail states, its a fear of massive expanses of deep water.
Yeah I'm definitely never going parasailing now that this scenario has been put into my head.
I used to work on a boat pushing barges through the bay going into corpus christi. That shit can get terrifying at times
Imagine you got teleport talent, out of nowhere ur going in the middle of the deep ocean. So terrifying to think about it
Great Video!
Ooof that childhood story sounds terrifying!!
Nah bc I played that stupid Exo Disc game, just browsing for neat free xbox games bc i was bored. Played like the first couple of levels, nice, pretty, fun to pass the time. THEN THE OCEAN LEVEL. There was like a cutscene at the beginning showcasing the world, and then as it passed into gameplay you just crash into the sea. Watching the clip of it I'm fine, but when I played it, it was such a different experience. As my little disc guy got closer to the sea my heart skyrocketed and I literally almost broke my controller bc I was squeezing it so hard. I hopped around the ocean for like 30 seconds before I deadass just quit the game and uninstalled it.
Greg. I have been watching you for ages and it only now dawned on me; you look so much like edward norton. especially when he was younger. just had to let you know. much love.
These thalassophbia vids are the best bro keep up the good work
I am genuinely gonna cry if there will be no part two of the sons of the forest playthrough
The definition of Thalassaphobia could be a picture of an underwater nuclear submarine in the open ocean.
The dry bridge you could ride your bike on seems like the best type of stimuli to try out
New favorite content creator... thanks for putting so much work into these amazing videos. Never fail to make me laugh or get scared :p
The fact that you are so docile when talking about your phobia and reacting to videos of the open waters make people think that you're just being sarcastic.😆 I am the same way depending on what it is. 😘
I don't have traumatic experiences related to water, ocean or whatever but I have Thalassophobia for reason which I don't know. Since I was a kid, I can't shake this feeling until I discovered about thalassophobia. There is this one game which always ignite this phobia within me: Silent Hunter. A game where you play as a world war submariner. You can view inside, outside, the telescope (forgot what it's called) of the submarine and torpedo merchant ships. This game has always invoke eerie feeling within me because you're basically working under the ocean in a compact submarine.Things that terrified me always is during night time and I always switched back to the inside view of the submarine, scared to look at the outside because of how dark the ocean is (we were submerged so the view outside will be nothing but empty darkness of the ocean). I always terrified when I accidentally click the outside view, the black ocean scared me so much. Another terrifying thing is when our submarine is damaged and water slowly entered the inside and we're slowly sinking to the bottom...
When you reach 1 million. You’re going scuba diving right? 😂
My heart sank when the 2nd thalassophobia thing came, tiny boat in big ocean, nothing could get me to do that
There's an extended version of the iceberg climbing video, everyone was fine. You can see in the shorter version that one guy made it off the side, but you don't see the fate of the guy that looks like he may get squashed by it.
In the slightly longer version you see that a wave catches him as the iceberg is rolling and pushes him out away from it.
So unless there's an even longer version showing them getting eaten by a shark or something, both those dummies made it out okay
Just wanted to say really enjoy your phobia related video tho, feels like chilling with bro in a Saturday night watching weird shit tgt
Ngl when u talked bout that dream with the water tower i freaked out a bit. Ive either had a similar dream or watched a show like that. One scene haunts me. Someone falling into a water tower, dark, murky, and the next thing is like a decomposing body but like it was a ghost. Dont know if that was a scene from an old horror show/movie or a dream.
Dude you should play escape the back rooms to get to level 7 which scared the living shit out of me cause I. Have thalassaphobia too.
i went kayaking with my brother in north idaho one time in this fairly large river that has some pretty interesting and creepy features in some places. in one place, there was an island in the middle where an old dam was demolished leaving a very deep narrow channel with cliffs on both sides; had to be somewhere around 150ft deep. in the middle there was a buoy and if you got close to it you could see the chain disappear nearly 40ft down into nothing.
there was also a smaller hydro dam downstream but we couldn't get close to it for obvious reasons.
Yes! More thalassophobia content 👹
Great video as usual. But now my brain has kinda short circuited trying to understand how any part of the Amazon is 120 meters in depth. 🤯
the night dive one is absolutely insane omg
Maybe if there isn’t enough new thalassophobia content to react to then wait until there is. We all still enjoy that you make them even if it becomes a treat. Your other content is good too and we understand you need to explore them
I know you did a video on this a while ago, But what if you explored the gta oceans again they are terrifying, realistic, and detailed.
Great video Greg!
22 years ago Whilst on a ferry from dover uk to calais in france there was a kid about 30ft away who fell through the bars into the channel crossings the propellers took him under qnd he was never seen again 😢. To this day ive still not traveld on sea WATER BAD!
i just hate the sound of waves when the videos drag me down into the bottom of the ocean and i'm overthinking and then i'm about to pass out 😭
I already cannot handle going underwater in the pool or letting water go past my knees i feel like i'd just pass out and drown in the middle of the ocean 😭
After hundreds of years of worldbox I finally decided to check out this channel
12:25 I experienced this on holiday last year. The wind stopped and we crashed down into the sea
This mans videos need to be on the front page of youtube
A few years ago there was a picture that went viral of an iceberg showing both the above surface portion and the much bigger part under the surface all in the same "photograph". I think it turned out to be photoshopped, but regardless, looking at that picture really disturbed and unsettled me.
These videos give me life
I was at my friend’s summer house on an island. We were paddling a canoe in the sea when my friend’s mom turned to me and said, ‘Look down.’ At that moment, I was unaware of my phobia, just a few seconds away from discovering it. I cautiously peered over the edge of the canoe, and what I saw initially sent a strange sensation through me. It was a long, imposing structure, so close to the surface that it almost touched it, disappearing into the depths of the sea.
‘You know what that is?’ she asked me. I replied, ‘No.’ She calmly explained, ‘That’s an old, colossal shipwreck - an ancient Viking ship, famous in its time.’
The moment was surreal. I closed my eyes, unable to utter a word. It was a profound experience, one that would stay with me forever…
I love the Thalassophiba videos, it helps knowing im not a lone with my fear XD
I love all of your videos no matter what kind they are
Oh my Lord the one where the parasale fell into the water because the engine cut out had me get up and walk away
You didn’t have to do the bald guy like that 💀
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BRO DUDE MAN WAKE UP NEW GREG VIDEO