" This is not normal and there is no current" 😲 Muddy water to crystal clear.
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- Wow! Muddy water to crystal clear. we are trolling across a separation line in a boat. "you must check this out". First time I have seen this and there is no current.
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Hats off for providing a view of a place I'd never see.
Ain’t that right. This place screams Gators 🐊!
Never ever.
Its SO cool that we have access to less common sights, ones we'd never even imagine, because of the Internet!! It certainly holds positive value, in unexpected ways, sometimes!
He should test the salt content of both waters. I suspect one is brackish and the other is not but even that raises questions as to why. The more we know the more we realize how much more there is to know. ALL praises to YHWH who IS The Most High!!!
@@ouknow1446 I'm way more high. And it's because of temperature.
You ain’t fooling me, you just didn’t stir that nesquik yet 😂
Ooh that takes me back , thanks for the memories again 😂
Ooh thanks for taking me back , happy memories 😊
😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao
Is that what your Nesquik looks like? I think you're buying a generic brand.
As others have stated, probably a spring nearby feeding the clear water. The water is probably colder from the spring, making it more dense. That is what is causing the separation between the clear and muddy water.
Cool I will get back there soon and check it out more.
Wasnt sure of the location, so I was going to suggest a difference in salinity (also give a density difference). But yeah, this makes sense.
This is the most likely explanation. There is a river in Thailand where this exact phenomena occurs and it is because of water density. There are other explanations, but they are not as good
@@sheastewart7608 I was thinking that too.
@@jonathanbartlett1098 The Amazon where it meets the ocean does that as well.
It must have a spring producing that clean water. Beautiful!
probably. Thought it was pretty awesome, so I shared.
@@FishYankerAmazing! Stuff like this is what RUclips is all about!
@defresurrection thank you.
Or a new spring bust through from fracking.
It's a swamp.
Half expected a gator to lunge out from the water as soon as he hit the line
😂😂 i knew i wasnt the only one thinking it!
*MEEE TOOO*
It kinda reminded me of a horror movie too. I got suspense vibes from that color contrasted line. Lol.
Lol me also, I'm from Alaska but have been watching gator and crock videos.
same lol
A separation like this happens because of a spring, which pushes cold (more dense) water against warmer water. Usually an effect which doesn’t get much attention, as it’s rather invisible. The bigger the temperature difference though and the smoother the spring flows, the cleaner the separation in between the waters. Here the swamp water is A) muddy and B) warm enough and the spring water cold, slow and clean enough to make this division so beautifully sharp. It really is amazing and rare because of all these factors. Thanks for sharing!
your welcome. That sounds logical to me.
I was going to just look for an reason. Thank you for doing that for me. Have a wonderful day ❤
I believe effects like this can also be caused by both density levels in the water and salt levels but I think that might be more underwater stuff.
Thanks for this explanation!
Thanks for explaining!😊
It's simple. You changed biomes in your minecraft game.
LoL 🤣 that's it.
😂😂
😂😂
Seriously, best comment😂
😂😂
I normally would never even click on a video like this, but glad i did. Super cool looking, just like out of a movie. Very peaceful also.
Thank you. I thought it was pretty awesome so I shared this.
ditto! 😂
and thank you for sharing @fishyanker
@jesLstout your welcome. Thought it was pretty amazing so I shared.
That is one of those weirdly cool phenomena that, had you not recorded it, and just described it, no one would believe it. I am so glad you stumbled upon this amazing scene, and thanks for sharing it. Most of us will never get to see it otherwise.
@naomihatfield3015 thank you I thought it was pretty amazing so I shared it.
What's truly amazing is that this same process also happens at the deepest depths of the ocean
Brine pools
Salt density in the ocean causes that effect
Facts 💯
How y’all know this? They ain’t even discovered over 10% of the ocean
@@baconstrips503 We've sonar mapped most of it(basically all of it, we know whats down there geologically just not all of the animals), that 10% is what humans have directly been too. Its such a misinforming statistic.
So that's either a fresh spring in the middle of the swamp, or you found the area where the salt water meets freshwater, they don't always mix due to different densities.
I do believe you are correct my good sir...😊
That’s what I was thinking.
🎯🎯🎯
I was going to make a comment until I read yours, that I would have only mirrored. I agree 💯
But this is Arkansas 😮
Thats awesome. The word for that is Confluence. We see that a lot near the springs here in Florida.
I was just about to comment the same. Word is confluence. Spent Friday spring hopping around Live Oak and the tannin colors of the Suwannee and Withlacoochee meets the spring water and no words to describe it. Even more beautiful below the surface. You see schools of mullet , Suwannee bass,brim, gar, sliders and other critters visiting then exiting the spring run via the confluence and it looks like they're disappearing into a cloud sometimes!
Cool! I did one video about that in the St John's River and lake Jessup in central fl and another one near Manatee Springs. It's such a cool phenomenon
@@JungleJayAdventures I will have to go check them out! I live close to Madison Blue springs on the north Withlacoochee river , and near the Alapaha. But South east of me is the St John's river. It's so beautiful 😍
Sounds like we will one day pass one another in the water or by trail but maybe not know it !
Thanks for the quick knowledge gem drop.👊🏾
Wow. Thank you for explaining this. I've learned something new. 👍
Asmr voice especially with the gracefulness of the water... Man you gotta get that asmr bag brother
Thanks. I never really paid attention to that before. Interesting.
I saw the same in Sierra Leone, where the salt water meets the fresh water in the mangrove swamplands. Something to do with density and salt. Beautiful phenomenon.
Don't lie, you've never been to Sierra Leone, I don't think you've even reached the Florida Keys, and you say you saw it in Sierra Leone.
@@a.p.001🙄
@@a.p.001You're melting down. You're losing it. Have a seat.
@@nullnvoid123 I think it's because of density and specific gravity
" He let loose the two seas that they may meet together. Yet there stands between them a barrier which they do not transgress. So, which of the favour of your Lord will you deny?"
- The Holy Quran [55:19]
That moment when you realize how amazing nature really is.
Rivers in Africa do that too
@@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934 rivers do that everywhere
Thats the amazing power of God.
@@xavierthomas5835 amen
@@xavierthomas5835ABSOLUTELY! The absolute very best artist-EVER!!!
This video for some reason gave me a revelation about life; you see sometimes you might be crossing the muddy waters of life and probably about to give up not knowing how close you are to the crystal clear water.
EDIT: thank you guys for the likes and for seeing my post for what It is; word of encouragement. I know it sounded way more deep and profound in my head but I had to say it you never know who’s struggling out there just to make it through the day. Blessings!
dont give up your day job.
Yes, but you still have to find the right direction and need certain equipment/skill
It sounded way deeper in your head.
@@chrishorst1318 i won’t.
@morningstar1887
I Love you way of thinking! A true interpreter of life!
This happens leading in to the Silver River in central Florida. It goes from murky to crystal clear. It's amazing!
It is like that on the escambia river in Florida too
I’m not a fisherman, but I do find this very relaxing. This was very interesting to see, and beautiful. Thanks for sharing this with us. 😊
Thank you and thank you for watching Katz
For some reason I found this scene terrifying.
Looks peaceful to fish and I love the trees everywhere
It is a beautiful place. I have lots of fishing videos in this area.
I know everyone is looking at the water, but the scenery around you is so beautiful! Seems so serene!
Yes it is, and thaTs what i was looking at the first time video played. Absolutely beautiful!!
Agreed!
Yes I love it ❤
Until you are stranded in it or night falls .
As a young man I went swimming in places like this, now as an older man I’m like wtf was I thinking!!
I have saved this post to remind me muddy waters are just the other side to clear waters.. it hit my soul that way. Thanks for sharing!
Nice 👍 thank you
Gators in the clear water be like “don’t you go bringing that murky water in HERE!” 🐊
Lol
Omfg I'm laughing so hard😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
These swamps give me so much anxiety. I would rather be lost in the woods for a week than in that water for 15 minutes without a boat.
LoL it's not really that bad. Most of the swamp creatures are scared of us. only thing is there might be some leaches in the water.
@@FishYanker I reckon the woods are just my comfort zone compared to waist deep in murky water
SAME HERE. ..ID RATHER BE ABLE TO SEE . ..RHAN ...NOT TOO SEE
I'm the same way, that's some scary stuff to me, Gators, snakes, leeches, flesh eating bacterias, I'm good give me a forest mountaintop anytime l!
I don't wanna do either but if I had a choice it would be the woods also! Absolutely terrifying!
I particularly love the post you pinned explaining what you took from this.
Beautiful!
Thank you
That is the result of a thermocline. It also happens when brackish water intrudes into a fresh water area. In Alaska we have areas like this when the tide is moving near a large fresh water source. The river will be muddy and silty but the ocean is much clearer. It creates some really interesting ribbons in the bay near Homer.
You see it where two different rivers meet too in some places. It’s a matter of significant differences between the type of solution the water is. And temperature.
Yep see it all over the state
That happens when saly water meets fresh water, or warm water meets cold water.
But this is Arkansas
Brackish IS when fresh water is introduced to salt water
We have this here in the Amazon basin, where two rivers come together to form the Amazon river, they are called Solimoes river and black river. it has to do with the quimical components, temperature and current velocity
It's also similar where Lake Michigan and Lake Huron meet.
Them cat fish be clapping them cheeks in that part of the swamp
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This also happens in brackish waters where freshwater rivers meet the ocean.
In my experience, mom just has to mix the chocolate milk a little better
LoL yep
You mom is the best mixer.
😂😂😂
Bingo!😂
Yes lmao 😂😂
That's a great spot to be casting✌️✌️🎣
I plan on going back and fishing it.
@@FishYanker Nice! best of luck to ya.✌
Thank you
Thats the mud line, its usually a good spot to fish as the predators use this as an ambush point.
Cool! I will have to try fishing there.
Even in saltwater in the ocean we call them “tide lines” where dirtier water runs out of the jetty into the ocean from the inter coastal creeks during a falling tide. I would certainly fish that zone next time you see it.
I will thank you
Yeah pretty sure you have some hich water from the river coming which is muddy causing this.
Yes. An edge. I would have pounded that line with jigs. Port and starboard.
I had to pause it after you crossed the water boarder just to sit and appreciate the beauty
It is a pretty and peaceful place. Thank you
It's a thin line between mud and hate
😂🤣😆 made my day!
Ooooohhhh, that is the correct comment good Sir... YOU WIN!!
Thank you, now please drive up to the 2nd window to receive your prize. 🏆
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Actually the opposite of mud is complacency
Lmao
That’s a spring feeding into a swamp. In Florida we have springs feeding into rivers. Ginny springs is one of those beautiful places. The river is clear but brown from natural tannic acid and the spring water is crystal clear. You can swim with a mask on where the two different waters meet and it looks like oil and water.
Well that sounds pretty cool. This is the first time I've run across this. It would be cool to swim there in Florida but I don't want to swim in this spot.
went camping there a few weeks ago and last year love it there
Lida.... I have a friend who lives in Florida, her name is Lida as well, Lida Hardwicke from Jensen Beach was one of the coolest friends I've ever called a friend.....
Neat video too, thanks for sharing.
You're welcome thank you for watching
Ginny springs is someplace i want to visit this year
I'm afraid to be in a boat so this was so cool for you to show me. That's cool but kind of freaky at the same time👍 Thanks Fish Yanker
Your welcome. Thank you for watching.
Its from different currents from different sources. Clear water from spring maybe. Many grand blessings everyone everywhere.
Looks so nice and peaceful.. look at all them trees ❤
Yes, thank you. It is a pretty peaceful place.
More than likely the clear water is from a spring I've seen that color separation like that here in Kentucky when a river meets a spring fed creek
That's my guess
Would make sense the fresh spring keeping the muck just slightly flowing back into itself.
I've seen it in fields that are flooded. As fresh water flows in to meet the muddy. Along the Kentucky river.
@@bigchuckyinkentucky6267 There is no such thing as The Kentucky River. It's a white myth.
@@jeffpotipco736 Well that's very interesting. It runs through the town that I was born in and lived in all my life. I've swam in it, fished in it, went boating on it and our tap water comes from it. I live only two miles from it and cross it every day going to and from work.
Very healing atmosphere. The transition from the dirty water to clean is like doing an internal 180.
That just looks so relaxing! Hope you had a great time!
Great adventures. I love it. Thank you
i used to see this on Lake Erie in the 1980s. water near the coast line would be muddy and if you floated out onto the lake, youd reach a point where the water would go clear and you could see the bottom.
You really could see up to 210 feet to the bottom of Lake Erie? How shallow was the water?
I'm two hours from and visit almost every year since childhood and never experienced this. 😂
Edit: I laugh because I never experience that in Erie but I am genuinely curious. Does it happen around certain seasons?
@@missyjo2475 no if you floated about 30 feet out then it would be clear and the bottom was maybe 12 feet.
Easy to blame humanoids for it but it may be the way it has always been.
@@missyjo2475kinda comical how proud of yourself you are for trying to belittle someone in a youtube comment 😂
And yes. He actually is completely correct.
ANYONE who has been to Presque Isle in the summer has seen it.
Yep good ol' lake Erie, the same one that caught fire.
It's like floating through a invisible door to another world ❤
It's not that deep
@@sihlemashoba3629 No, you just have no imagination. Poor thing.
@@sihlemashoba3629the river or the sentiment?
Exactly
@@sihlemashoba3629 It actually is. It's not our fault you live horribly.
Must be a natural spring near by pumping out clear water.. nature is way more gorgeous than anything man has ever made
That's were you want to throw a bait
That line makes a great ambush spot
Cool. I will try that when I get back there again.
I was going to say the same
We will see what happens when I get back there. Thank you
Ive only seen this once, in a kayak, threw a good 20-30 casts working both sides of the divide with no bites, then took my yak jnto the clear area and the biggest alligator i have ever seen swam out from underneath me
For reference ive been to at least 4 or 5 alligator farms, and seen the supposed texas state record gator in beaumont. This gator dwarfed it. Me and my dad agreed it was much much larger than any alligator caught, killed or even recorded in texas. The head was a little over two feet WIDE
Half way to Catalina Island from mainland, there’s a line that’s similar. Goes from green water to blue.
Wow. That would be pretty to see
Is there a video on that?
@@ramiromorales6539 ya know, I’m not sure. I’ve seen it personally hella times from sailing over there a bunch but if I find a video on it, I’ll drop the link for ya!
The same thing exists in the Gulf of Mexico. It’s commonly called the “tide line” although I have no idea the proper name. Cuts usually pretty far off shore and the water will go from greenish not very clear to extremely clear blue water.
“He has let loose the two seas (the salt water and the sweet) meeting together. Between them is a barrier which none of them can transgress” [ar-Rahmaan 55:19-20]
Good ambush point to predator fish too
Exactly...salinity
@@richboy3078it’s not that deep bro
Clear blue is actually reflection...
water is clear.....👁️🙈🙉🙊
Thermal-cline… two distinctly different temps causing two different water densities. I live in the swampy south, I’ve never seen it in swamp like that before, except where storm runoff was entering, not in still water. You do see it in the gulf, not as dramatic. And under water in the gulf too when diving. Pretty cool, glad you got it on video.
Thank you this is here in central Arkansas
The meeting of the waters in Brasil has this on a huge scale. It's where the Rio Negro and the Amazon river converge.
Oooh yeah! That is one of the most amazing spectacles I have ever seen!! 🤯
😂 I just looked it up. That’s amazing.
The Mississippi river and st croix does the same when they meet it's really satisfying
Satisfying? Ummm ok
Minnesota? You Hmong too? Aye love fishing the st croix. Miss Minnesota and our bodies of water 😢❤️
@@LprogressivesANDliberals I don't get out much but the few times I did seeing the 2 rivers try to mix is always a great sight to see. Land o lakes land of 10k
The Mississippi river is really amazing. The size and power is scary and stunning at the same time. I remember as a small child standing on the bank in Natchez and seeing the force of the Mississippi up close and I will always respect that power. I remember it like it was yesterday. I might forget my glasses, forget where I put my keys but I remember that sound and force.
@@sockpuppettheatre8861 they get pleasure...
There is an active spring somewhere in the clear part of the swamp . When I lived in Florida I use to go to the springs many of these fed into rivers . I was on the clear side of the flow and the river was red or black water . Just like looking through the window clean on one side dirty on the other .
Yeah there's probably a cave some where buried
In Brazil the Amazonas River is the junction of two rivers, one is known as Rio Negro and the other is Solimoes River, and when they meet each other seems like this. Nice video!👏👏👏
Cool thank you
Nature does some cool stuff
You entered into another section of the game that's unlocked when you reach lvl 40. Congrats 👏
There is a place like that in Ponce de Leon Florida and it is amazingly beautiful!
Nice! This is the first time I have ever seen this. It's here in Arkansas
I was raised with a Ponce de Leon address. That's a good place to be from. I remember a baptist preacher named Fred Hatcher from there.
Spring fed natural water source.
That could be what's going on. I'm going to go back and check it out soon as I get the chance.
Dang I think you're right
I was coming to say this
Yeah this comes from a separate source
@@FishYankerwhere is this located
Perfect to dive for a little bit just to check why it's murky under 🗿
LOL That would be cool 🤔
Would it just be a great wall of brown? 🤔
"Hey gator dont play no shit "- gator
Gator gonna get a free meal
It's will be "Dumb Way To Die"😂
A spring must be nearby.
That's what we're starting to think it could be.
@@FishYanker it’s definitely a spring. The clear spring pushes the muddy water away. This happens in Florida.
That's cool. I just need to get back over there and try to fish it.
@@huntercarter5426 Florida man here as well. I fish the Choctawhatchee river. Many a springs to find. What river do you fish?
This is the Cache River in eastern Arkansas it is 209 miles long and has lots of lakes,creeks and Cypress and tupelo swamp areas
All I can think of an alligator horror movie. 😥
It's beautiful by the way.
😊 it's actually a pretty calm place.
Seems like a great spot to fish along the division line
Yes sir going to try as soon as I make it back there.
Looks like the Honey Island Swamp next to my home in Slidell LA
You have to turn on smooth biomes in the settings.
Im getting some Asmr reaction right now, some cold chocolate milk sounds good, like his voice is wholesome, the water trickle, the milky, the division.... its perfect! 😋
If you happen to be in a tidal swamp like the everglades that is connected to ocean water somehow, a meeting point of fresh and salt water could result in something like this.
Yes sir but this is here in Arkansas
Not knowing where this is located, I'd agree with the salt fresh water connectivity. But a nearby spring makes sense as well. Very cool to see. Thank you.
@@stevestrohacker8436 Yeah in landlocked Arkansas the spring makes the most sense
Brackish water
Yes but there are places inland that have salt in the ground if a spring is running thru a salt deposit it'll cause the same affects as the ocean would. Several places in the north Carolina mountains have salt deposits reaching ground surface area's. It is possible that is why the water is separated. Dont have to be connected to the ocean. Took a second and looked at salt deposits in Alabama and there is quite a few inland county's there that have salt deposits. Look up salt deposits inland in Alabama and about 7 8 county's have them. And theres several books on this subject.
Gotta love nature she cares for her own. Imagine how many gators lyin in wait just on the edge of that muddy water for dinner.😂❤
Don’t eat animals, nature has a soul, do you?
God made nature. there's no such thing as mother nature, thats a lie.
@@DeepValueOptions🤔
There are many carnivores in nature besides us
@@tonicrvnts none of them with the power to end all life on earth
@@DeepValueOptions That's true but irrelevant to your first statement
Its normal, its also the best spot to fish.
Nice! I want to go back and try to see what will bite
@@FishYanker throw down the line, letting your bait, spinner or whatever “ride the edge” and hold on!
When Ryan is doing the lights out and he's saying he's gonna go upstairs and make one last round sounds like a woman or child laughs and or says something. It sounds like it's coming from another area of the house. It's between 1:29:00, to 1:31:48. Listen and see if you all hear it as well. Fascinating trippy and nerve-wracking
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Terrifying yet amazing place wow
Why terrifying?
@PrimateProductions it's not too bad, pretty calm peaceful place.
Bruh if you fishin the cast where the water is mixing. Just a tip from a coonass in south louisiana. Lol
@tommybabin5156 yes sir I will fish that line when I get back there. Thanks
@ShutdownRookieTips 👍 100%
There’s something about the open waters that scares the crap out of me 😖
what's that?
Oh the wonders of God are amazing!!💯🙌🏾🙏🏾😊
This was like a revelation, depending on how you wanna take it. Also I wanna see what he caught lol 😂
That’s absolutely normal I’ve seen it all my life in the Atchafalaya basin and the marsh.
This is the first time I've seen this. It's here in Arkansas.
Bless you.
Now what basin you said you seen this in ?
@@hellcrow539 it’s spelled correctly in black & white right in front of you, look it up.
Cache river swamps
This made me instantly want a Guinness dark and tan beer
I scrolled for this comment 😂
@@MainStreamRegimeDemocrats 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nature's cold brew 👍
Thanks for letting us see this
Thank you. It is so awesome I had to share it. it's here in central Arkansas
Happens all the time on the bayou. Tides and fresh/salt water do crazy things
This is in Arkansas. I don't think we have salt water.
@@FishYanker i grew up in Arkansas. The Mississippi has tides. Facts
I see that in south Florida a lot and it’s usually salt and fresh water meet up different temperature water also it is pretty amazing
Yes sir not sure if it's salt water here in Arkansas but it definitely could be temperature from a spring or something. Somebody might have a saltwater well or something I'm not sure. I am hoping to get back there and do some water samples and take to a swimming pool place to have them analyze them
I wish the water calmness was like that here in iowa.
Yes sir you got a hunt for it here. it's been one windy year so far.
Iowa is getting railed! I live in Illinois and want to go mushroom hunting ,But I am hoping that water does not flood me out here soon.
@@FishYanker Have you seen Iowa lately? They have a damn ocean forming from the last huge snow melting off. The Davenport area is way over the banks. The Mississippi River is filling up fast and will be flowing down states here real fast.
Wow! That's not good. It must be why our rivers here are at flood stage now. If that Mississippi gets too high here. We flood because the Arkansas river and white river can not drain fast enough. This could be trouble for a lot of states.
@@FishYanker That is why I was giving you a heads up. Minnesota and Iowa are flowing really bad. I live in Illinois and was checking water levels last week for mushroom hunting and they were way up. We are going to see huge flooding in the next 4-5 days here. It is headed your way. That is why he commented he wished the waters were that calm on Iowa. They have rapids right now.
There’s places in the arctic waters where freshwater mains freeze into stalagmite type formations because of their higher freezing point.
I would speculate that maybe there’s a different makeup of water between the sides. But where they merge there appeared to be enter mixing, so I’m guessing there’s a source adding the muddy water and a minuet current in there thus allowing it to slowly move across as a unified front.
Could be what's happening
If u r fishing in a swamp in Louisiana u have to get permission from owner of property to fish once u get off the river or lake. It has to be a navigable body of water that leads to another navigable body if water n u cannot stop n fish because it is owned by someone. So if u r in Louisiana fishing swamps be careful or get permission from owner. God Bless
Thank you for that information. But I am here in Arkansas and this is a public water way. Appreciate you watching Cajun Filipino
Where the Sacramento and American rivers come together in Sacramento ca. there is a clear line of division just like this and the temperature difference is huge like 10-20 degrees atleast. One river comes from the mountains and is primarily snow melt so it’s freezing cold while the other is bathtub temperature nature is impressive in certain areas throughout our beautiful planet thank you earth.
I was going to say the same thing.
I lived in Modesto when I was a young kid. Never new about that place. Would have been cool to see. Agreed! Nature in Amazing
I live in the northern area of the Sacramento River around Redding. It's a beautiful river up here.
I bet it is. The little bit I remember about California. It was pretty awesome. Orchards everywhere. Fished lot of small creeks. We even went swimming in the canals.
kids dont float
Grew up on the bayous…love them!
It’s called a SPRING!
@@nickstinnett6556are there not springs in the bayou? I know I lived in a town in Louisiana, named Greenwell Springs. It's in the Baton Rouge area. Definitely in the bayou. I'd just hate to think they named it that and there aren't any springs there.
Swamp n marshes b lookin so scary, n the fact that part of the trees live under water and part doesn’t 😳😰
You should see the huge dock spiders that are sometimes laying on the sides of those cypresses!
@@donmichaelcorbin4417 NO!
From a spring. We used to have a couple places like that. BEST tasting water!!!!!
Exactly what my toilet looks like when preparing for a colonoscopy. Think it's from the spring bubbling up from my duodenum.
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As a kid, this is how I imagined the light and darkness looked like on earth. That one perfect spot where if you step over to the other side you'll be either in the light or dark.
How it looks when you realize everything you were taught in school was a lie...
I scuba in Florida , it's something I've experienced many times , super black water to crystal clear , the scary part is we have gators, yea
I think we may be twins😂
Believe it or not that is called “The Terminator Line”.
As you can see this man is a proper fisherman. Peanut butter crackers and a granola bar. Breakfast of all fisherman
I would also posit that he's of the under thirty crowd. Fisherman of the older generation usually dine on either sardines or Vienna sausages.
Spring nearby. The springs are so awesome. Way better than the beach!
“He has made the two seas to flow freely (so that) they meet together. (19)
Between them is a barrier which they cannot pass. (20)
(Quran 55:19-20)
@@Taliban.The.Hyperpowerthe god of abraham is a narcissistic child raping sociopath
Yeah looks way funner than the beach 🙄
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That is amazingly peaceful. I didn't think a swamp could end up being a serene scene for meditation.
Maybe I'm becoming a wizard?
reminds me of the day i discovered whiskey floats.
Yuuummmmm bailey's creme an jack ❤
I love Florida rivers because of the amount of springs! Beautiful place
It's why I say...there is ENOUGH WATER ON THE PLANET FOR EVERYONE, THIS CLIMATE AND WEATHER BS THEY PUSH AND DO IS CRIMINAL....
and gators
This is Arkansas
The place looks scary and quite u very brave man ❤🎉
Swamps like that just terrify me. Especially muddy water cuz I have a really bad fear of crocs and gators
I have not seen a gator yet but they are all over Arkansas. He would have to be a pretty good size gator Because this swamp is muddy for a long ways
Your fear is a Very Healthy fear. I believe many many people would be alive today & be whole if they had the same fear. Good for you!
God does the unbelievable that’s why 😊
There's a division like that in the ocean. It's beautiful clear blue, then an invisible line, and then completely different color. Nothing disturbs it, not even when ships cruise over it..
It's amazing.
The Quran speaks of this
@@tazaabhaIt was actually known about by humans way before Islam was invented.
@@NOCON7ROLL Upon further research, I have come to know that there is not, in fact, a division like this in the ocean. It is actually a phenomenon that happens near certain rivers merging into the ocean or from fresh glacier water merging with salty ocean water. Many people mistakenly believe that the famous pictures and videos and two oceans meeting while in fact they are not two oceans. By the way, I didn't say the Quran was the first time mention it, I just said it mentions it, which is still true, just not quite in the way that we thought 😅. I will post the verse shortly.
19. He let loose the two salty and sweet seas meeting together.
20. Between them is a barrier so that none of them can transgress. (Chapter 55)
The word in Arabic that is translated to 'sea' (bahr) is used in the Quran to refer to both seas and rivers (such as the Nile river in other circumstances).
@@tazaabhadoes the Quran mention Moses and the 10 commandments? It’s got nothing to do with this but I’m just curious
I live in Pennsylvania, in a city where 2 rivers meet. And this is what it looks like everyday. The rivers don't mix. It's the same thing where river meets ocean. The fresh and salt water don't mix very good.
Top 5 places you'll never find me at.
Why not😂
How beautiful is that place, pure peace.
Yes it is very peaceful.
It looks very peaceful, I just always feel something is watching you. Cuz your like a passerby to them in their domain. 😂😂
Swamps like that are sure peaceful. That is, until the mosquitoes and near-heat stroke catch up to you.
LoL 🤣 yes indeed. You need a can of off and a cooling fan.
piece of your body going into a billion mosquitos lol
It actually is normal, happens in the ocean at all times
It's not normal here in Arkansas. It's not typical or usual which is the definition of normal. If it was everyone would have already seen this. Few have seen this kind of water separation before but many have not.
@FishYanker you can see it in the ocean every day, that's pretty normal, maybe not for your area.
LoL 😂 I've been to the ocean many times including cruising to the Yucatan. We started from Houston,Tx. The water was pretty muddy right there at Galveston Bay. Didn't take long for the water to turn clear blue on our way to Yucatan. There was no separation line out there in the Gulf, that's for sure.
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Im not an expert so i say this is probably rare that this spotted happen not in the sea. But yes, there is this "density boundaries"(quora gave me this name, tough i cant search density boundaries with result that i wanted) where 2 kind of water doesnt mixed up because density differential.
Convergence my friend somehow the density of one to the other was enough to keep the churned water separate. My guess is whatever is in the silt of the churned muddy water has changed it to a heavy PH. 🤷🏽♂️ just a thought.
This video is so relaxing to watch. Reminds me of the early morning fishing I used to do with my Grandpa as a kid. The world was so still and quiet, surrounded by water, the sounds of the lakes and streams and getting to see things that can't be viewed from land. I could watch this all day!❤
It is a very peaceful and beautiful place lots of birds and wildlife everywhere also.
Happy memories you'll always have 😊
Fascinating, beautiful and huge thanks for the explanations as it's great to see and learn about other places.. especially when you know you can't get a chance to go there yourself. Also thanks for the share . ❤ From England 🏴🌹☺️
Thought it was pretty awesome so I shared it. Appreciate you watching. Thank you