I remember the full video of the second one. That diver had about a second of absolute uncontrolled fear in his motions before returning to being a professional
It warms my heart knowing that even after what i suspect was probably the most terrifying 60 hours of his life, harrison not only had the courage to get back in the water afterwards, but had the courage to take up deep sea diving as if the ocean didn’t almost take his life.
I've always wondered if he even thinks this is all real or if he actually died and this is the afterlife. How do you keep believing in reality after an experience like that? Stuck in a pocket of air underwater in pitch black while fish that you can't even see swim around you...then suddenly a hand sticks out? I might think it had ended right there and nothing after was real. I don't know how you move on psychologically from something like that. Ever.
@@mcnamarakywas actually not a hand sticking out. He saw the flashlight of the diver and stuck his hand out to him, which jumpscared the diver. Who assumed it was a dead body, but then the hand started moving and he realized it was a living person
@@elementalgolem5498 Sorry I mixed up that detail a bit, but, regardless of the first thing he saw (which makes PERFECT sense that it was a flashlight btw, so kudos to you since it was pitch black so ANY LIGHT would be the first thing you see) and I do know he grabbed the divers arm and the diver nearly had a heart attack right then and there. But regardless of all of that my main point still stands: does he think that this is the afterlife? Because again, if I WERE STUCK in identical conditions and suddenly a miracle occurs where, by some slim to zero chance, a diver finds you before you run out of air (let alone food and water) do you think it's real? Or do you just think you're dead and that's what comes after? Again if I were stuck in the pitch black underwater for that long like that, I would just assume I was actually dead. And if a diver suddenly appeared I'd definitely not believe it was real. Because the odds of it happening are so slim that it basically could be considered a *MIRACLE.* I just personally don't know if I could ever believe in reality again after an experience like that. I'd think that my next life had started or that I had died and this is what comes next. That's just my overall point: if you've been stuck in a situation so dire where you're in a pocket of air in a flipped over ship, in the blackest of black, literally ZERO light, and you feel all the living stuff swimming around you ready to start feasting once you're dead, and then suddenly you see a divers flashlight and grab them? Like be honest: would you think it was real? Or would you think you'd died and that was "God" bringing you into heaven? Just from a psychological standpoint I just don't know how you go back to believing in reality. Itd be like hitting a 1 billion dollar Power Ball Jackpot and then hitting a 1 billion dollar Mega Millions jackpot the next drawing: do you still believe you're in actual reality? Or that you're dead and in heaven or in a coma living out your wildest fantasy? Or that it's a simulation and you truly are the main character? How do you believe in reality after that? I'm just saying that IDK if I could EVER be normal again afterwards. So if this guy has somehow gotten over that PTSD, which I doubt he ever FULLY WILL, but maybe he can just enough where he can continue on. Sorry I wrote a lot, but the situation is still so insane to me and it's still so fascinating from a psychological perspective. Like, your boat capsizes: everyone else is dead and you're stuck in a pocket of air for days, with living stuff swimming around you in the darkest, most pitch black imaginable (not ONE PHOTON of visible light), running out of air and with no food or drinks or water, and hours and days pass and you think you've died and then suddenly you are MIRACULOUSLY saved by a rescue diver? I personally don't think I would believe in objective reality anymore. Again sorry I wrote a lot, but I really want to convey how psychologically...damaging this would be? Borderline irrecoverable? The fact that this man continues living a normal life is a second miracle. Again, I'd bet dollars to donuts that he still has PTSD from it and will for the rest of his life (I know I would) but the fact that it not only isn't crippling him but he's actually gone back to the ocean and diving and stuff? Like...he either is the strongest person mentally I've ever heard or he doesn't believe any of this is real and is just doing whatever he wants to. Sorry again for the length, but I have never gotten over that story and what it would mean for someone psychologically. Extremely fascinating. I actually wonder if his brain was rewired as a result. Be very interesting to do an fMRI on him and look at his brains activity when you talk about reality vs someone who didn't suffer the most horrible thing ever
I adore the amount of empathy that fisherman had for the whale. He got Jonah'ed and was still just as worried about upsetting the whale after he was safe, as he would've been worried for himself in the moment.
I heard it was a juvenile whale that didn't know better and it was quite freaked out. Imagine you have a throat the size of an orange and something the size of a human is in your mouth. You live and learn. :))
it happens sometimes and usually nothing comes of it. They just don't eat meat (they don't even have teeth, it's more like bristles to keep what is inside there) and since they don't need to chew, they just spit out whatever it is that it gulped.
I don't doubt he's right that the whale was just as if not more freaked out than he was. Imagine eating something like a bowl of cereal, easy to swallow, no problem and suddenly there's something so big in your mouth you can't get it down, while you were expecting some cheerios...
@BlueTrane2028 haha I don't know, the guy was thinking he was gonna die and the whale was like "I think I ate something I shouldn't have" lol, but it's all good fun afterwards now.
I'm surprised you decided to mention Titanic survivors and didn't include Charles Joughin. He was the chief baker on the ship, and when he realized the ship was sinking, he helped himself to a couple of stiff drinks, helped get people onto the lifeboats, and threw whatever furniture that looked like it might float into the water for people to hold onto. Joughin ended up riding the ship down into the water, and ended up being rescued by one of the lifeboats, but somehow managed to avoid anything worse than swollen feet, despite alcohol normally promoting hypothermia.
@@HaliaStone according to everything I've read, alcohol makes you feel warm because it gets your blood vessels to open up, but that also makes your core temp go down faster, which is why survival and medical texts recommend against alcohol consumption for warmth. It could be that Joughin had a genetic tweak that helped him process alcohol differently than an average person, though. At least, that's my best guess.
Harrison's story always blows my mind, going through that and then thinking "huh, well I seem to be pretty good at surviving underwater, I think I'll take up diving" is another level of facing your fear head on
Ive always found Harrison's story so chilling. In a hollow of a slowly sinking boat, half your body submerged, electric going out.Just feet away from sharks as you hear them rip apart the bodies of your friends, unable to take any action...shudder. And he becomes a deep sea diver! Its lije instesd of PTSD he found his calling. What a legend!
Not right away. He became afraid of the darkness and suffered from nightmares for years. I don't know what made him overcome his fears, but it took him some years.
My great great grandpa also survived the Indianapolis. I never met him but from what I know he only ever talked about it once or twice. Can't blame him.
Ive heard about Harrison. Its so impressive to me that he survived. Poor guy looked so scared when he was finally found. And he did something with himself!
Sad fact: Zeke was a very rookie fisherman in the company, and Jose’s expertise carried them both. Unfortunately, Zeus’s unexperience out in the water meant he wasn’t use to the water life, which caused him to spiral into a deep depression, eventually leading to him starving himself. For Jose, he was at home in the water, but Zeke brought him moral support. After Zeke died, Jose sat staring at Zeke body for days.
@@ls-ut1syhe’s a pretty successful doctor and i think he already had alot of sponsors before his youtube got big. I think his reasoning was something along the lines of being able to teach more people about their health and to trust doctors a little more
doctor mike is crazy, he’s a doctor, a boxer, and a youtuber, has a dog, and puts all of his effort into his videos to entertain us. truly a jack of all trades also like if you think his dog is the cutest thing ever ⬇️
Can we take a minute to appreciate the captain, crew, and passengers of RMS Carpathia? They pushed their ship so hard that night they permanently damaged her engineering plant reducing her top speed from them on. When the someone pointed out to the lead engineer that the gauges were in the red he responded by hanging his hat on said gauge. The passengers gathered blankets, distributed warm food and drink and generally helped the survivors in any way they could. The entire ship came together to race at higher than top speed into the same ice field that had just sunk RMS Titanic to rescue as many as they could. Despite Carpathia's owners, Cunard Line, and Titanic's owners, White Star Line, being bitter rivals.
Business leaders can bicker and squabble, but if some guy is asking for help in the water, I’m going to try getting him out of that water! Hell, I’m 140lbs, soaking wet, and I’ll still help get cars out of the ditch on snowy days!
It’s really heartwarming to me how the last guy apologized to the whale. I think it’s so important that much of the time, animals aren’t trying to hurt humans, and they may also be scared
One of the most unbelievable of mine was Louie Zamperini, who's story made it into a very famous book. He served as a pilot during WWII and his crew's plane went down in the pacific with only 3 survivors. They were at sea for 47 days and were subjected to shark attacks, multiple storms, and even one event when a Japanese aircraft spotted them and began shooting at their raft. They were eventually found by a Japanese aircraft carrier, where they were taken as Prisoners of War and suffered in brutal concentration camps for years until they were finally rescued at the end of the war.
Absolutely loving these Animated Medical Stories!!!! Thank you Dr. Mike & Crew for creating and sharing these brilliant, genuine, informative videos!!!!!!! Please give all the loves to Roxy & Bear💖🐾
My colleagues and I have been following the submarine situation very closely and these stories of survival bring a little hope. Thanks for being a glimmer of light, Mike!
what i love about mikes videos is that theres no overly long intro, with him advertising his social media pages. its straight to the point, with maybe a sponser in between which i respect.
One of my favorite survival stories is Unbroken, I read it for language arts and I was hooked. It’s about a guy named Louis Zamperini who crashed and went out to sea for 47 days while WWll was going on. He and two other people were stuck out there, long story short they ended up becoming POW’s and eventually made it home.
Another thing to mention about the Indianapolis is that the captain, who survived, was hated by the public because they deemed him the reason why the ship sank, it lead him to commit suicide. Even a Japanese general said that he couldnt do anything to save the ship.
As a European I’m always weirded out when I hear Americans talking about how nukes in Japan ended WW2, for us it’s really the soviets entering Berlin. Weird how views from the same war and same side can be so different even if it’s not that long ago
For Americans I think it’s because Japan didn’t surrender until the bombs were dropped on them. Around September of 1945 (Japan surrendered) because Germany surrendered in May of 1945. So, technically Germany surrendered twice
Mostly has to do with who attacked who. Japan's didn't exactly strike the British homeland. That was just Germany. Meanwhile Germany never struck the American homeland. That was Japan. Had Japan not joined up with Germany and the supposed Italian army they would legitimately have been different wars entirely.
The 2 bombs over Japan didn't end WWII, the surrender was sent before they were dropped, it's believed considering the bombs had 2 different compounds that they dropped them before the surrender to test them on humans and how they would differ. Europe was already beating Germany before America got involved, though they estimate it would have taken longer and more lives would have been lost.
I have heard about the story of the USS Indianapolis. It had previously carried components, including uranium, for the "Little Boy" atomic bomb. After it sank, the survivors were stuck in the water with sharks, having hallucinations and delirium, and covered with hazardous materials such as oil burning their skin off. As stated in the video, the sharks killed many, but many more also died of starvation, hypothermia, dehydration, salt poisoning, injuries, and some even killed themselves. The plane that arrived to the scene first alerted through the radio of the scene. A US Navy PBY Catalina seaplane also arrived and against orders, took risky maneuvers to land on the water and pick up as many men as possible, which damaged the plane so much that it could not fly. The men who were most injured or looked closest to death were picked up first, with 56 survivors total picked up. Eventually, ships arrived to pick up the men on the plane and in the water. Out of almost 1,200 men on the ship, only 316 survived.
The survivors of the Indianapolis wreck also had to deal with accidental consumption of oil and some had severe burns. These burns meant the skin was essentially a goop barely holding onto anything
And after the rescue the captain of the ship was a national pariah receiving all of the hate and blame. Even got court martialed for it. This in spite of the fact that there was literally nothing he could have done. Something even the commander of the Japanese sub that sank them attested to. Even survivors of the sinking had his back. He would be exonerated in 2000. Which is nice and all, but didn't do much to prevent his suicide in 1968.
What you missed about Jose’s story is that his dead shipmate’s family sued him and tried to get him charged with murder because they thought he killed and ate him to survive.
I appreciate the positivity, and reminders that when things go wrong, it doesn't guarantee the worst scenario. Too bad the immediate situation similar to this doesn't seem likely to have this kind of miracle ending.
I'm hoping Mike does another one of these in the future and talks about Bethany Hamolton, I know her story has been told many times, but it's still such an amazing story of survial, thanks to the quick thinking of the people with Bethany and by the Grace of God! She is an inspiration to so many, myself being one of them!! ❤❤
I really need to see a podcast with Bear Grylls. I think those two, Mike and Bear can create so educational episode about surviving, and would be awesome to see both their POVs. Mike from his Medical POV, and Bear from his Survival Specialist POV, and also to see who will agree with the other, Bear with Mike that pee should not be consumed, or Mike with Bear that pee could be consumed as a final resort. 🤔
I think Les Stroud would be more entertaining than Bear Grylls. Bear had a camera crew and medics trailing him the whole time; Les set up the cameras alone and had no crew or medical support on station. He was also far more chill and less flamboyant.
This is a really good way to explain what happens in these stories by showing a small but detailed cartoon to really help picture what it was like instead of a long page you would need to read, great video!
Petition to make Doctor Mike react to the medical scenes of Manifest!!! ✈️ ( underrated T.V show) plus Doctor Mike is literally a doppelgänger of Ben Stone 💀
Remember these are just the stories who have made it to the end and miraculously survived. There are innumerable incidents of such encounters where the victims could not make it to the survival.
I saw the news with the man who survived the sinking of that ship. I was amazed by how he survived. thank God for that trapped air bubble. I loved this stories. Thank you, doctor! ❤❤❤
Oh my god doctor mike you are very good at storytelling!!! I enjoyed listening to you all this video!!! And the edit of this video is extraordinary 👏👏👏 Very hard work 👏 💪
It ticks me off that the guy in the first story went through something unbelievable and survived, but there are still people who think the story is fake.
Dr. Mike thank you for posting this especially knowing what is happening right now with the titanic submersible. It’s good to give hope that these 5 people will come out of this tragedy. I pray they return safely. I remember seeing the story nearly a year ago but I’m glad it came back to lot especially to give hope right now with all that’s going on.
I love survival stories! I read some for school, but I think you should do a video on cave survival stories, because there are some crazy ones. Sending Lots of love doctor mike
The first thing I thought of when I saw this was the missing titanic submarine. It breaks my heart every time I think about it. I hope someone finds them and everyone gets out alive. ❤
Yea I feel bad too but you should know that they signed a paper saying that they could die. Also One had a step son and instead of trying to find him he went to a concert! Im not saying that anyone should die but they knew what could happen
@roseyxaliceI know it sounds horrible, but I honestly hope the sub imploded, the chances of them being found are extraordinarily slim, and instant death seems less horrifying than slowly running out of breathable air in the crushing darkness of the ocean
@@edwinhiler8546’d figured that had to sign papers, it still is horrible though. And I can’t believe that step-son went to a concert while one of his family members were lost! That’s really sad.
My great grandmother and great grandfather when they were young and before they had any children were planning to ride the titanic. My great grandmother was unfortunately know for being late for many things, and actually this saved their life because they did not make it aboard the titanic before it left the doc. At the time my great grandmother and grandfather were very sad, but then after the titanic sank they were very thankful for their mistake of being late for the boarding. I am also very thankful because I would not be alive right now if it was not for them being late for the boarding.
I thought It’d be a good idea to point out that I happen to eat popcorn kernels after I saw your weird addictions video. My family says it’s unsafe to eat the kernels, but since a young age, around six years old, I’ve been digging to the bottom of the bowl and picking out the kernels that didn’t pop and eat them. I normally eat kernels that look softer or that have been just slightly popped and then chew on them first with my molars. I thought about telling Dr. Mike this to know the real opinion from a doctor! Thanks! - Leonard D.
The disc is known as a head mirror, and it helps otolaryngologists (ENTs, or ear, nose, and throat doctors) visualize various body cavities of interest doctor mike
As a former resident of Indianapolis, it always interests me when I see new information about CA-35 (otherwise known as the USS Indianapolis). The sinking of the ship into the shark-infested Pacific Ocean was just as tragic as the sinking itself. Thanks for uploading this to show a reminder to always stay safe, regardless of where you are.
Seeing Michael apologize to the humpback whale made me smile. The whale certainly didn’t intend to do that to Michael had it known that Michael wasn’t on its usual menu of krill and smallish fish, or that he was far too large to swallow. It was simply a case of the whale doing what humpback whales do and taking in large mouthfuls of sea water to filter out its dinner through its baleen. Michael just so happened to be in the sea water that the whale took a mouthful of. I bet if the whale could it would apologize too.
Those squid were brutal and out for the kill just for some filiming. It's scary how intelligent these creatures are and how much we don't know about their intelligence!
Impeccable timing… considering the titanic submarine disappearance
That’s what I thought bro
My thoughts too
I commented the same thing, it’s so sad.
I'm praying for those people 🙏. The company fired an employee/engineer for saying it was not safe and didn't green light it. The CEO didn't listen.
Pretty sure it’s a re-upload that he did cause of it. I remember watching it awhile back
I can’t imagine being stranded at sea for over a year!
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@@Meridian76what did they say?
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Man it really is a blessing that all of these people survived all these incidents.
Also this adds to the fear of going into the sea.
I remember the full video of the second one. That diver had about a second of absolute uncontrolled fear in his motions before returning to being a professional
It makes you wonder how many stories there are of people NOT surviving.
@@JM-us3frOk now that is a way worse thing to think about
Lol
Man it really is a blessing that all of these people survived all these incidents.
Also this adds to the fear of going into the sea.
It warms my heart knowing that even after what i suspect was probably the most terrifying 60 hours of his life, harrison not only had the courage to get back in the water afterwards, but had the courage to take up deep sea diving as if the ocean didn’t almost take his life.
I've always wondered if he even thinks this is all real or if he actually died and this is the afterlife. How do you keep believing in reality after an experience like that? Stuck in a pocket of air underwater in pitch black while fish that you can't even see swim around you...then suddenly a hand sticks out? I might think it had ended right there and nothing after was real.
I don't know how you move on psychologically from something like that. Ever.
Bro stared at the abyss and the abyss blinked
he said he took up deep sea diving out of the respect for the diver and team who saved him
@@mcnamarakywas actually not a hand sticking out. He saw the flashlight of the diver and stuck his hand out to him, which jumpscared the diver. Who assumed it was a dead body, but then the hand started moving and he realized it was a living person
@@elementalgolem5498 Sorry I mixed up that detail a bit, but, regardless of the first thing he saw (which makes PERFECT sense that it was a flashlight btw, so kudos to you since it was pitch black so ANY LIGHT would be the first thing you see) and I do know he grabbed the divers arm and the diver nearly had a heart attack right then and there.
But regardless of all of that my main point still stands: does he think that this is the afterlife? Because again, if I WERE STUCK in identical conditions and suddenly a miracle occurs where, by some slim to zero chance, a diver finds you before you run out of air (let alone food and water) do you think it's real? Or do you just think you're dead and that's what comes after?
Again if I were stuck in the pitch black underwater for that long like that, I would just assume I was actually dead. And if a diver suddenly appeared I'd definitely not believe it was real. Because the odds of it happening are so slim that it basically could be considered a *MIRACLE.* I just personally don't know if I could ever believe in reality again after an experience like that. I'd think that my next life had started or that I had died and this is what comes next.
That's just my overall point: if you've been stuck in a situation so dire where you're in a pocket of air in a flipped over ship, in the blackest of black, literally ZERO light, and you feel all the living stuff swimming around you ready to start feasting once you're dead, and then suddenly you see a divers flashlight and grab them? Like be honest: would you think it was real? Or would you think you'd died and that was "God" bringing you into heaven?
Just from a psychological standpoint I just don't know how you go back to believing in reality.
Itd be like hitting a 1 billion dollar Power Ball Jackpot and then hitting a 1 billion dollar Mega Millions jackpot the next drawing: do you still believe you're in actual reality? Or that you're dead and in heaven or in a coma living out your wildest fantasy? Or that it's a simulation and you truly are the main character? How do you believe in reality after that?
I'm just saying that IDK if I could EVER be normal again afterwards. So if this guy has somehow gotten over that PTSD, which I doubt he ever FULLY WILL, but maybe he can just enough where he can continue on.
Sorry I wrote a lot, but the situation is still so insane to me and it's still so fascinating from a psychological perspective.
Like, your boat capsizes: everyone else is dead and you're stuck in a pocket of air for days, with living stuff swimming around you in the darkest, most pitch black imaginable (not ONE PHOTON of visible light), running out of air and with no food or drinks or water, and hours and days pass and you think you've died and then suddenly you are MIRACULOUSLY saved by a rescue diver?
I personally don't think I would believe in objective reality anymore.
Again sorry I wrote a lot, but I really want to convey how psychologically...damaging this would be? Borderline irrecoverable?
The fact that this man continues living a normal life is a second miracle. Again, I'd bet dollars to donuts that he still has PTSD from it and will for the rest of his life (I know I would) but the fact that it not only isn't crippling him but he's actually gone back to the ocean and diving and stuff? Like...he either is the strongest person mentally I've ever heard or he doesn't believe any of this is real and is just doing whatever he wants to.
Sorry again for the length, but I have never gotten over that story and what it would mean for someone psychologically. Extremely fascinating.
I actually wonder if his brain was rewired as a result. Be very interesting to do an fMRI on him and look at his brains activity when you talk about reality vs someone who didn't suffer the most horrible thing ever
Incredible that the guy that survived in that little pocket underwater became a deep sea diver.
Inspiring story.
Incredible that the guy that survived in that little pocket underwater became a deep sea diver. Inspiring sory
@@Theunicorn2012 bro just repeated the comment almost...
I think I'd be scared of the bathtub after that, let alone the ocean.
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I adore the amount of empathy that fisherman had for the whale. He got Jonah'ed and was still just as worried about upsetting the whale after he was safe, as he would've been worried for himself in the moment.
I heard it was a juvenile whale that didn't know better and it was quite freaked out. Imagine you have a throat the size of an orange and something the size of a human is in your mouth. You live and learn. :))
it happens sometimes and usually nothing comes of it. They just don't eat meat (they don't even have teeth, it's more like bristles to keep what is inside there) and since they don't need to chew, they just spit out whatever it is that it gulped.
Whales do eat meat they just don't go for big animals. The zooplankton and small fishes making up their diet are definitely still made of meat though.
"got Jonahed" 😅 Nice!
In reality fisherman could easily 1v1 the whale if he stood his ground.
The guy eaten by the whale going "im sorry I got in his way" is an absolute treasure
I don't doubt he's right that the whale was just as if not more freaked out than he was.
Imagine eating something like a bowl of cereal, easy to swallow, no problem and suddenly there's something so big in your mouth you can't get it down, while you were expecting some cheerios...
@BlueTrane2028 haha I don't know, the guy was thinking he was gonna die and the whale was like "I think I ate something I shouldn't have" lol, but it's all good fun afterwards now.
The guy eaten by the whale going "im sorry I got in his way" is an absolute treasure
The guy eaten by the whale going "im sorry I got in his way" is an absolute treasure
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I'm surprised you decided to mention Titanic survivors and didn't include Charles Joughin. He was the chief baker on the ship, and when he realized the ship was sinking, he helped himself to a couple of stiff drinks, helped get people onto the lifeboats, and threw whatever furniture that looked like it might float into the water for people to hold onto. Joughin ended up riding the ship down into the water, and ended up being rescued by one of the lifeboats, but somehow managed to avoid anything worse than swollen feet, despite alcohol normally promoting hypothermia.
I read somewhere the alcohol actually warmed up his body temperature, I could be wrong..
@@HaliaStone according to everything I've read, alcohol makes you feel warm because it gets your blood vessels to open up, but that also makes your core temp go down faster, which is why survival and medical texts recommend against alcohol consumption for warmth. It could be that Joughin had a genetic tweak that helped him process alcohol differently than an average person, though. At least, that's my best guess.
@@anasazidarkmoonyou can bet if I knew I was probably going to die in an hour or two I’d be drinking myself stupid
Holy heck! Thank you so much for sharing this. I had no idea, and I love learning.
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Harrison's story always blows my mind, going through that and then thinking "huh, well I seem to be pretty good at surviving underwater, I think I'll take up diving" is another level of facing your fear head on
Ive always found Harrison's story so chilling. In a hollow of a slowly sinking boat, half your body submerged, electric going out.Just feet away from sharks as you hear them rip apart the bodies of your friends, unable to take any action...shudder. And he becomes a deep sea diver! Its lije instesd of PTSD he found his calling. What a legend!
I can't believe he became a deep sea diver after being stuck under water like that.
He probably decided he'd already had the worst experience so might as well enjoy exploring the ocean.
@@Callimoonehonestly, that's a fair point lol. Nowhere left to go but up at this point
He became a diver to go on rescue dives to save lives of others like he had been saved 😊
@@CallimooneWhat I was gonna say.
Not right away. He became afraid of the darkness and suffered from nightmares for years. I don't know what made him overcome his fears, but it took him some years.
Being attacked by squids in the middle of the ocean has got to be the scariest experience with nature you can possibly have.
that one caught me so hard it had me saying "holy moly" like an effing square😭
Not really u just punch the squid n he will go
@@DrMoDentist have you ever tried punching something underwater?
@@glitchygang702 LOL. I just wrote a sarcastic comment, regardless if under or above water who is squaring up and punching a literal squid.
I think being swallowed by a whale also ranks up there. 😂
My grandma’s dad survived the Indianapolis :0
It’s insane to know what he survived
I read the book about that and I loved every page of it. It's he still alive?
My great great grandpa also survived the Indianapolis. I never met him but from what I know he only ever talked about it once or twice. Can't blame him.
Tell him that I said thank you for his service
That’s amazing
my grandmas dad probably survived that one, he died before I got to ask
Ive heard about Harrison. Its so impressive to me that he survived. Poor guy looked so scared when he was finally found. And he did something with himself!
Sad fact: Zeke was a very rookie fisherman in the company, and Jose’s expertise carried them both. Unfortunately, Zeus’s unexperience out in the water meant he wasn’t use to the water life, which caused him to spiral into a deep depression, eventually leading to him starving himself. For Jose, he was at home in the water, but Zeke brought him moral support. After Zeke died, Jose sat staring at Zeke body for days.
I wish there was more doctors like Mike, making Contant and also doing his job.
@@p-__ No they aren't, I can say that from experience
Being a doctors a huge time comintnent hard to make time for videos
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nah bro doctor mike’s contAnt is unparalleled
I’m surprised you didn’t mention violet jessop, she survived both the sinking of titanic and britanic without knowing how to swim
She also survived polio and I think an alligator attack
She was also on the Olympic when it collided with the HMHS Hawk
Omg was shared cursed or blessed? I have to look her up.
A.k.a. "The Unsinkable Miss Jessop". That was a nickname she was given after the third sinking.
@@y_fam_goeglyd the last one didn’t sink. Both ships returned to shore without losing anybody.
Harrison looks so happy in that last picture! What a beautiful story.
11:35 now that's some top notch sound editing
Can we please appreciate that even if the life of a doctor is hard and long, dr mike still posts for us and makes our day❤
RUclips can pay a lot better. And he may have huge student loans.
@@ls-ut1syhe’s a pretty successful doctor and i think he already had alot of sponsors before his youtube got big. I think his reasoning was something along the lines of being able to teach more people about their health and to trust doctors a little more
😂😂😂 As if he's doing it for free. You're the product that's making him rich, buddy. This is a business, just like the medical field is.
Scott Cassell is proof that the cameraman never dies 💀
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I guess you didn't watch game of thrones.
@@DrMoDentist i never have but want to
doctor mike is crazy, he’s a doctor, a boxer, and a youtuber, has a dog, and puts all of his effort into his videos to entertain us. truly a jack of all trades
also like if you think his dog is the cutest thing ever
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But he doesn't have kids which is the true time management balancer....
Sounds like Johnny Sins
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He’s just the evolved form of a Chad
All of these stories are just incredible, incredible how all of these people survived such tragic events.
this guy not just a doctor or youtuber he a gr8 story teller too.
Can we take a minute to appreciate the captain, crew, and passengers of RMS Carpathia? They pushed their ship so hard that night they permanently damaged her engineering plant reducing her top speed from them on. When the someone pointed out to the lead engineer that the gauges were in the red he responded by hanging his hat on said gauge. The passengers gathered blankets, distributed warm food and drink and generally helped the survivors in any way they could. The entire ship came together to race at higher than top speed into the same ice field that had just sunk RMS Titanic to rescue as many as they could. Despite Carpathia's owners, Cunard Line, and Titanic's owners, White Star Line, being bitter rivals.
The cool thing about sailors is that they all work together (usually) to avoid dying a slow watery death.
The Carpathia really should get her own movie
Business leaders can bicker and squabble, but if some guy is asking for help in the water, I’m going to try getting him out of that water!
Hell, I’m 140lbs, soaking wet, and I’ll still help get cars out of the ditch on snowy days!
The Carpathia crew were angels for Titanic
It’s really heartwarming to me how the last guy apologized to the whale. I think it’s so important that much of the time, animals aren’t trying to hurt humans, and they may also be scared
One of the most unbelievable of mine was Louie Zamperini, who's story made it into a very famous book. He served as a pilot during WWII and his crew's plane went down in the pacific with only 3 survivors. They were at sea for 47 days and were subjected to shark attacks, multiple storms, and even one event when a Japanese aircraft spotted them and began shooting at their raft. They were eventually found by a Japanese aircraft carrier, where they were taken as Prisoners of War and suffered in brutal concentration camps for years until they were finally rescued at the end of the war.
Absolutely loving these Animated Medical Stories!!!! Thank you Dr. Mike & Crew for creating and sharing these brilliant, genuine, informative videos!!!!!!!
Please give all the loves to Roxy & Bear💖🐾
5:22 bro got promotion real quick
My colleagues and I have been following the submarine situation very closely and these stories of survival bring a little hope. Thanks for being a glimmer of light, Mike!
what i love about mikes videos is that theres no overly long intro, with him advertising his social media pages. its straight to the point, with maybe a sponser in between which i respect.
I can’t believe he has been stranded at sea for over a year, I’m so glad he survived and he really shows that no one should give up hope. ❤
One of my favorite survival stories is Unbroken, I read it for language arts and I was hooked. It’s about a guy named Louis Zamperini who crashed and went out to sea for 47 days while WWll was going on. He and two other people were stuck out there, long story short they ended up becoming POW’s and eventually made it home.
1 died unfortunately
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I love this book too! It’s a film now but I haven’t watched it. It’s super emotional and insane someone could survive that!
Didnt he become Olympic gold medalist later? If Id had to guess, it was in some running event.
@@janemiettinen5176 he was before the crash, because of being starved and stuff he lost a lot of muscle and ended up not being able to run anymore.
The squid attack is the one of the most brutal underwater attacks I have seen.
Another thing to mention about the Indianapolis is that the captain, who survived, was hated by the public because they deemed him the reason why the ship sank, it lead him to commit suicide. Even a Japanese general said that he couldnt do anything to save the ship.
As a European I’m always weirded out when I hear Americans talking about how nukes in Japan ended WW2, for us it’s really the soviets entering Berlin. Weird how views from the same war and same side can be so different even if it’s not that long ago
For Americans I think it’s because Japan didn’t surrender until the bombs were dropped on them. Around September of 1945 (Japan surrendered) because Germany surrendered in May of 1945. So, technically Germany surrendered twice
USA was at war with Japan also. Lot's of stuff still going on there after Berlin fell.
Mostly has to do with who attacked who. Japan's didn't exactly strike the British homeland. That was just Germany.
Meanwhile Germany never struck the American homeland. That was Japan.
Had Japan not joined up with Germany and the supposed Italian army they would legitimately have been different wars entirely.
The 2 bombs over Japan didn't end WWII, the surrender was sent before they were dropped, it's believed considering the bombs had 2 different compounds that they dropped them before the surrender to test them on humans and how they would differ. Europe was already beating Germany before America got involved, though they estimate it would have taken longer and more lives would have been lost.
I think entering Berlin mostly ended the war for the Germans but Japan was still kicking until the second nuke
We need more of these survival stories!
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Try "Adrift" by Steven Callahan.
I have heard about the story of the USS Indianapolis. It had previously carried components, including uranium, for the "Little Boy" atomic bomb. After it sank, the survivors were stuck in the water with sharks, having hallucinations and delirium, and covered with hazardous materials such as oil burning their skin off. As stated in the video, the sharks killed many, but many more also died of starvation, hypothermia, dehydration, salt poisoning, injuries, and some even killed themselves. The plane that arrived to the scene first alerted through the radio of the scene. A US Navy PBY Catalina seaplane also arrived and against orders, took risky maneuvers to land on the water and pick up as many men as possible, which damaged the plane so much that it could not fly. The men who were most injured or looked closest to death were picked up first, with 56 survivors total picked up. Eventually, ships arrived to pick up the men on the plane and in the water. Out of almost 1,200 men on the ship, only 316 survived.
Tldr the fisherman should've stood his ground and 1v1 the whale
9:01 this story proves that the camera man never dies 😂
Or the cook 😂
It takes a miracle to survive these positions
The survivors of the Indianapolis wreck also had to deal with accidental consumption of oil and some had severe burns. These burns meant the skin was essentially a goop barely holding onto anything
And after the rescue the captain of the ship was a national pariah receiving all of the hate and blame. Even got court martialed for it.
This in spite of the fact that there was literally nothing he could have done. Something even the commander of the Japanese sub that sank them attested to. Even survivors of the sinking had his back.
He would be exonerated in 2000.
Which is nice and all, but didn't do much to prevent his suicide in 1968.
6:55 surviving a shark attacking is proof he is simply built different, Dr. Mike's storytelling is on point
Heisenberg I wanna know if I’ve subscribed to everyone you are cos I see you on nearly every video
@@p-__ my grama's farts are better than yours.
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Doctor mike, there needs to be more doctors like you! Keep doing what your doing ❤❤❤
Wait why did the boat sink backwards and also what dance is she doing while the ship was sinking
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What you missed about Jose’s story is that his dead shipmate’s family sued him and tried to get him charged with murder because they thought he killed and ate him to survive.
Omg this is such a cool topic. Can you do one about people surviving on islands? Or lost in forests?
I love when dr Mike talks about stories of survivors from incidents. please do more of these !
Love all your videos Dr. I've been recently diagnosed with HF and been quite depressed but your videos always cheer me up. Thank you!
5:56 Who saw Molly Brown in the lifeboat? Near fang lang
I appreciate the positivity, and reminders that when things go wrong, it doesn't guarantee the worst scenario.
Too bad the immediate situation similar to this doesn't seem likely to have this kind of miracle ending.
I'm hoping Mike does another one of these in the future and talks about Bethany Hamolton, I know her story has been told many times, but it's still such an amazing story of survial, thanks to the quick thinking of the people with Bethany and by the Grace of God! She is an inspiration to so many, myself being one of them!! ❤❤
I remember I looked up to her as a kid. Less now knowing she's a bigot.
I really need to see a podcast with Bear Grylls. I think those two, Mike and Bear can create so educational episode about surviving, and would be awesome to see both their POVs. Mike from his Medical POV, and Bear from his Survival Specialist POV, and also to see who will agree with the other, Bear with Mike that pee should not be consumed, or Mike with Bear that pee could be consumed as a final resort. 🤔
I think Les Stroud would be more entertaining than Bear Grylls. Bear had a camera crew and medics trailing him the whole time; Les set up the cameras alone and had no crew or medical support on station. He was also far more chill and less flamboyant.
Bear Grylls is a fraud
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@@mrblack5145 Well, I haven't heard about this guy Les Stroud, but I'll check him out for sure.
That would be cool
The thing about humboldt squid is not just that they hunt in groups, but that those groups contain thousands of squid
All of these are insane but Harrison's blew me away.
man Scott is a legend
This is a really good way to explain what happens in these stories by showing a small but detailed cartoon to really help picture what it was like instead of a long page you would need to read, great video!
Not Doctor Mike posting this when the Titanic submarine is missing. I hope and pray that ends up being a heroic survival story too!
Incredible timing, especially because this was filmed at least a week ago depending on editing time... Incredible
Petition to make Doctor Mike react to the medical scenes of Manifest!!! ✈️ ( underrated T.V show) plus Doctor Mike is literally a doppelgänger of Ben Stone 💀
the timing on this
Remember these are just the stories who have made it to the end and miraculously survived. There are innumerable incidents of such encounters where the victims could not make it to the survival.
Scott Cassell is proof that the cameraman never dies . Impeccable timing… considering the titanic submarine disappearance.
the copypasting is insane 💀
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huh? That’s like two comments in one
I saw the news with the man who survived the sinking of that ship. I was amazed by how he survived. thank God for that trapped air bubble. I loved this stories. Thank you, doctor! ❤❤❤
This is crazy! The new animated videos are amazing
Oh my god doctor mike you are very good at storytelling!!! I enjoyed listening to you all this video!!! And the edit of this video is extraordinary 👏👏👏 Very hard work 👏 💪
It ticks me off that the guy in the first story went through something unbelievable and survived, but there are still people who think the story is fake.
I dont know why but Im addicted to Dr Mike videos
Dr. Mike thank you for posting this especially knowing what is happening right now with the titanic submersible. It’s good to give hope that these 5 people will come out of this tragedy. I pray they return safely. I remember seeing the story nearly a year ago but I’m glad it came back to lot especially to give hope right now with all that’s going on.
Scott experienced a tentacle hen... And proved how unpleasing that experience was.
Nice animation.
That squid story was something else!! 🤯
I love survival stories! I read some for school, but I think you should do a video on cave survival stories, because there are some crazy ones. Sending Lots of love doctor mike
The first thing I thought of when I saw this was the missing titanic submarine. It breaks my heart every time I think about it. I hope someone finds them and everyone gets out alive. ❤
Yea I feel bad too but you should know that they signed a paper saying that they could die. Also One had a step son and instead of trying to find him he went to a concert! Im not saying that anyone should die but they knew what could happen
@@edwinhiler8546 Multi-millionaires paying $250,000 each to ride in that tin can.
@roseyxalicethe ceo is on board and according to a fired employee the submarine has gone way deeper than it’s limit on purpose
@roseyxaliceI know it sounds horrible, but I honestly hope the sub imploded, the chances of them being found are extraordinarily slim, and instant death seems less horrifying than slowly running out of breathable air in the crushing darkness of the ocean
@@edwinhiler8546’d figured that had to sign papers, it still is horrible though. And I can’t believe that step-son went to a concert while one of his family members were lost! That’s really sad.
I love how he just starts the video😊keep being awesome
My great grandmother and great grandfather when they were young and before they had any children were planning to ride the titanic. My great grandmother was unfortunately know for being late for many things, and actually this saved their life because they did not make it aboard the titanic before it left the doc. At the time my great grandmother and grandfather were very sad, but then after the titanic sank they were very thankful for their mistake of being late for the boarding. I am also very thankful because I would not be alive right now if it was not for them being late for the boarding.
Fantastic episode, Doctor Mike! Kudos to the animator, Hootan Poorzaki!
I can't believe these cool stories! That's so cool that some survived!!
@@p-__ okay, good to know 👍
I love the new animation style! Keep it up Mike!
At least you have it as child friendly
Your infommachn is rele helpful ❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Amazing story's, great animations too Doctor Mike should make more videos like this.
the timing of this is truly perfect. thank you for giving us some hope for the missing titanic submarine, doctor mike. I think we all need it.
0:06 438 days? He either learned to love seafood or learned to hate it! Maybe even in waves! (rimshot)
Scott is proof that the cameraman never dies ❤😂
Fang lang reminded me of the titanic film where rose blew the whistle
I thought It’d be a good idea to point out that I happen to eat popcorn kernels after I saw your weird addictions video. My family says it’s unsafe to eat the kernels, but since a young age, around six years old, I’ve been digging to the bottom of the bowl and picking out the kernels that didn’t pop and eat them. I normally eat kernels that look softer or that have been just slightly popped and then chew on them first with my molars. I thought about telling Dr. Mike this to know the real opinion from a doctor! Thanks!
- Leonard D.
The disc is known as a head mirror, and it helps otolaryngologists (ENTs, or ear, nose, and throat doctors) visualize various body cavities of interest doctor mike
Trivia: the RMS Carpathia that saved around 700 Titanic survivors is herself a shipwreck. She was sunk by a German sub in WW1.
Today I learned....
Fang lang is very skilled I must say, to the drowning over 1,000 people and him surviving on the most popular ship wreck is crazy
If I’m not wrong , Scott nearly got attacked once before but he still wanted to record the squids.
Praying for another incredible survival story for the individuals on the Titan submarine.
Me too 🙏
As a former resident of Indianapolis, it always interests me when I see new information about CA-35 (otherwise known as the USS Indianapolis). The sinking of the ship into the shark-infested Pacific Ocean was just as tragic as the sinking itself. Thanks for uploading this to show a reminder to always stay safe, regardless of where you are.
Seeing Michael apologize to the humpback whale made me smile. The whale certainly didn’t intend to do that to Michael had it known that Michael wasn’t on its usual menu of krill and smallish fish, or that he was far too large to swallow. It was simply a case of the whale doing what humpback whales do and taking in large mouthfuls of sea water to filter out its dinner through its baleen. Michael just so happened to be in the sea water that the whale took a mouthful of. I bet if the whale could it would apologize too.
And saying the whale was probably more freaked out than him put a smile on my face
This reminds me of that submarine that was lost in the ocean
How did Scott get back on the boat with a broken rest and a dislocated shoulder, with those injuries he could never pull himself up
rest in peace those who were involved in the recent sub catastrophe
Those squid were brutal and out for the kill just for some filiming.
It's scary how intelligent these creatures are and how much we don't know about their intelligence!
They said no press, he shouldn't have brought the press.
It has nothing to do with filming or intelligence. It has to do with zero IQ animals hunting prey.
Wow Mike, this seems like really appropriate timing, totally unexploitative. Good to see you aren't taking advantage of a situation for clickbait 😊.
Thank you so much for putting captions on your videos! You are a hearing savior!
the second dude is a frickin legeng, i've heard that story over 50 times