Divers React to injured diver in zero viz
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- Your mask fills with blood in zero visibility, what do you do?
Original video by @AnilaoDivingAndPhotography12: • WHAT IS BLACKWATER DIV...
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Can we get an update on the Amex dive situation? Have you been able to listen to the phone calls? Have you had a sit down with the insurance company? We would love to know how that story has progressed.
2nd this
We want answers! =)
Same
Judging by lack of follow up they probably settled
Unlikely to get any changes to how the DAN USA will work in the future. Maybe they got a lot of money and can't bash them now then and are just waiting for people to somehow forget about it?
I can't tell you how hard I laughed at Gus shaking his head and muttering, "no no, c'mon, no."
Woody’s snot story rough to listen to. First time I’ve actually hoped a story would end. 😂
I worked with some plumbers. They describe "black water diving" a bit differently.
You guys catch EVERYTHING right away. Really a testament to the difference between professional divers and recreational divers. Snot and all. It happens.
When I got my AOW cert they made me do a night dive as part of the course.
I had confidence in my instructor and their setup, but honestly I was dreading it because I was terrified of jumping in the ocean at night. I did the course on the first night of a 3 day liveaboard and I night dove every time after that first night because it was so awesome.
Night diving is a whole different experience the sea life seems to lose all fear of scuba divers at night.
Thanks for the show, Gus and thanks for the snot story, Woody.
in my experience most sealife aren’t scared of divers in the day as well. I am interested to see what you mean now , I’m going to have to plan a night dive for this summer
I have always understood "blackwater" diving to mean zero visibility diving i.e. public safety etc. I was a PSD decades ago, and that term was used frequently, and even appears in PSD and underwater investigation textbooks. I was very surprised to encounter the term when I visited Kona Hawaii and did the offshore night dive that they call "blackwater". (Very cool dive, btw). In my experience, if you can tell the difference between having your eyes open or closed on the dive, you're not in blackwater. Merely dark is just low-vis.
That said, I thought I would share a trick you can use even in true blackwater to read your cylinder pressure: It requires having a full size analog SPG without a boot on it, but if you press the SPG to your faceplate in front of one eye, and then you take a light and press it to your faceplate in front of your other eye (which is closed so you aren't blinded), you can read the needle position on the gauge.
Nose bleeds can look MUCH worse than they actually are especially when the blood mixes with any water you may have in your mask. (I have the same hair “challenges” that Woody has!!!) 😂
I believe the animal at 5:20 is an argonaut, which are also called paper nautilus.
I think one of the scariest diving stories I’ve heard was about a night diver doing research who was overwhelmed, and ultimately died, from being attacked by scores of Humboldt squid.
thicc squiddy bois ouch
Name of night diver please?
Never seen Gus wear the same watch twice. Should do a wrist check on every episode.
Man baubles.
I have heard some search and rescue divers refer to 0 viz water as black water before due to the fact that past a few feet of depth it's pitch black.
I tend to agree with the Dive talk guys on this one. Slang terms like blackwater can be confusing, as dark sea refers to deep sea here in Denmark (due to it being seemingly bottomless, and dark blue). Low visibility water is referred to as "muddy water" or "plow mud", if it is really bad as slang. From the air these areas also often appear brown or brownish green, hence the slang is close to the observed for a pilot or a boat captain.
We do not use the term blackwater diving for night dives, it is simply "night dives", but to be honest with you, most of the dives around here is below 6 ft visibility in the summer.
zero viz diving such as PSD and commercial divers often do has been called blackwater (other common by those that do is "brail" diving) for decades, longer than I have been diving/teaching (81/94). But, yeah, have heard it called blackwater often. Lifeguard systems that have been teaching PSD since the 70's uses the term a lot. Here is a quote from their web "Public safety diving for the most part is done in low- or no-visibility blackwater, sometimes under harsh weather conditions, and often without advance notice. Even teams near beautiful, clear, ocean water may need to search in blackwater ponds, swamps, and rivers."
Blackwater as a term for photography has only really been a thing the last 15-20 years.
Certainly without context the two can be confusing as to what someone is talking about. That said, a bad brown out is not blackwater by the first definition. Think in cave the difference between a silt out and black out.
The blackwater photography dive is generally much more fun. 🙂
Not questioning the black water diving meaning, but from the fishing world, I have heard cedar water lakes refered to as black water, in florida they also call it tanic, it has a dark tea color to the water, maybe that is what the guy was talking about.
In fishkeeping we call tannin heavy water blackwater. I have blackwater tanks.
Ye, I also thought the guy in the video must have meant ‘blackwater’ as tannic water.
When Gus reaches a problem while diving : "well if he, dies, he dies, just keep diving" XD haha
From mauritius. Great video as usual ! Keep em coming guys god bless u guys i dive in the rivers here
Missed the past few videos. I have some catching up to do! Love binge watching when I can 😁 then I don't have to wait for each video to post lol.
Woody's "bugger glue" story ! 😄
I had been seeing that video all over my fb/insta/TT/YT for days. This shall be interesting seeing what you guys think
Ooh. Deep ocean shinies! ❤. Thanks for this guys.
The worst thing sbout divetalk...is that i've watched every video they've posted and now i need to wait for new ones LOL, was like a netflix library load, I don't even dive, wasn't looking for diving either but then stumbled upon the only channel on here that i watch regularly, Thanks Gus and Woody, From Scotland!
Did you want all the Members Only videos too?
That blackwater video was written and voiced by AI
I'm not an experienced diver, but I love your videos guys
I'm not any kind of diver and I'm subbed to this channel.
@@ChristelVinot So am I but love this channel. My knowledge about re-breathers, deco, Trimix etc, has sky-rocketed from zero as has all the safety protocol, courtesy of Woody.
@@wakingtheworld and gus!
Gus looking like a BEAST now, good for him.
The ocean life in the dark is really neat. Thank you Gus and Woody 🥰 ❤
Thanks for the video Woody and Gus!
I thought he said the lake was called black water, due to the… black water 👀
Obviously Gus is not a doctor, he must be brain surgeon or maybe a rocket scientists?
Rocket Surgeon actually
😂😂😂 at Gus and his 🤢🤮 face amid his reaction to all that snot in Woody’s story!! A new video reaction was well worth waiting for…thank you Gus!! You guys have the best channel on RUclips for realzzzz!!!❤❤❤
I always watch these during lunch, now I see I shouldn't. Thanks Woody! 🙃
So I became a certified diver when I was 12 years old at a PADI certified dive shop in Roatan Honduras at West End Bay. Such beautiful water I have to say I really enjoyed the whole experience of getting my certification along with our dives. We did three dives my father and my brother and I with a dive instructor named Ignacio. my dad was already a certified diver long before my brother and I and this was going to be perhaps his 60th dive or so so he was long story short we were 65 feet below the surface and the instructor was in front of the three of us and I was in the back taking pictures and the next thing I know… I have no idea where they went and I see red in my mask It was the weirdest thing it was almost as if I had passed out underwater, but then I go ahead and surface and I just felt really lightheaded. I did not know that this was a common thing I felt like I had had a seizure, underwater or something I was so so scared.
Woody, you're grossing me out!
Woody saying they’ll take you night diving on dive six had me giggling. I checked my log book to confirm but my sixth dive was a night dive😂. And I gave em $70hahahha!
Learnt summat else today - no holding back on the details there, Woody! Those sea critters were awesome btw. P.S. Your ploy of recommending another vid at the end of each upload, Gus, is a sure fire way to get me watching another one.... then another.... Sometimes though, I need sleep! Today's I've seen already! Early night it is, then 😉
Hey guys. Been watching a while and really enjoy the dive content and the reactions. Even as a layman to diving, I find your insights really interesting and easy to understand. I'd like to make a suggestion on something for you guys to potentially react to, that being Smarter Every Day's new video on observing NASA's underwater Spacesuit testing.
Edit: Just to add, I just think it would be interesting to see professional divers react to a somewhat slightly different application of diving to what you guys might usually experience
This video reminds me of my last dive in Malaysia, 1 meter visibility and at around 12 meters deep suddenly felt like I was caught in some kind of line or seaweed, after a couple seconds the burning pain made it very obvious there was a jellyfish on my face. The jellyfish had gotten caught on my air cylinder and wrapped its tentacles around my face and neck. Three clinic visits and 10+ medicines later the swelling and welts finally went away.
i took my first dive course this february. but since i live in the very northern parts of norway where there is no daylight during winter. the 4 ocean dives were black water diving. never knew it had its own name. cool.
One of the coolest night dives I did was golf coarse pond. That's where I discovered there's freshwater jellyfish and there were millions of them.
We had to go at night to collect golf balls and not interfere with golfers. You never knew if you were going to end up nose to nose with a big catfish, turtles or gators.
These were good clear water ponds connected to bigger lakes mostly so it didn't have the fertilizer issue many have but we still cleaned our gear completely rights after the dive just in case.
Hi guys...
I've just found your channel & I'm now a subscriber TOO...!!
I come all the way from New Zealand...
I was just wondering where I could send in a few requests to you guys of a few marine incidents that have happened over here...
I love watching your channel & have been watching it for 2 days straight now...!!
Keep up the great work guys... ❤
Thank you...
Now that black water diving could almost make me come learn for real....
"This is technical", Gus! It only gets worse from there; don't make him say mucus!
I’ve had a few dives where my nose starts to bleed and I remember being so scared the first time but now I just wipe my nose and mask and keep going 😆
Hey if you ever want to dive in germany or europe, these guys here treat you first before you have to pay anthing. In germany they will treat you even if you only have an ID when it comes down to it. In spain they treated me and just sent me an invoice which I did sent to my health insurance and had to pay nothing. Sad to see that there are countries which would rather let you die in case you may be not able to pay... But I agree on your ad for this credit card, this should be possible anytime. There is always a way to people to pay afterwards or over some time, but if someone is in real danger it should not be about the money, money talk can follow. If I was a doctor or someone with medical equipment that would be my moral standard
day off again, new dive talk :)
I've seen the bloody nose from first time divers, especially in cold water
Night diving was one of the alternates when I got my PADI advance open water cert. Oddly enough once we got out that visibility was zero so we didn't go.
Not been up to date with videeos for a while but Gus man well done brother you look like a swimsuit model now😅 great job 💪
Great video guys you never disappoint us ❤
Man you lost weight good job!
Yes there are blood 🩸 vessels in the nose that can burst do to pressure also by picking your nose lol… I’m no doctor though.
Ahayahs creation is just amazing. 4:38
I'm a "black water" diver. We dive for fossils in low visibility waters, usually rivers. This type of diving is commonly known as black water diving.
Apparently anything can be called “black water diving”
I was going to take a shot every time the video used the word "unique" but I'd have alcohol poisoning if I did 😂
Hi Guys I have to say that some of your videos are so good, entertaining and fun...
others are really stuffing material 😅
Another use for the term black water is water that is high in tanning's.
Please come from rotting leaves sticks tree trunks that have fallen into the water.
It gives the water a brown or almost black look, similar to tea.
As it takes time for the tannings to build up this only happens lakes, ponds, and many some slow streams.
Love the videos, Id live to start Diving one day, 6th dive in a cave👍
If you work hard, maybe 5th dive in a cave!!
I wanna see these guys do a blackwater dive
Too many aliens in black water.
Pretty sure the footage in that black water dive video were from a deep sea submersible.
He probably had a cold or stuffy sinuses. When water finally gets in to the sinuses it flushes out the blood and snot.
Public Safety Diving refers to 0 viz as blackwater diving.
sounds like sinus barotrauma? i had the same thing that happened to gus happened to me. there was pressure on the left side of my face around the sinus area, then before i knew it, a small needlepoint sized area popped super painfully in my forehead. i had blood when i came up, and bloody mucus for the next few days. but still continued diving.
Hey Woody and Gus. l love your videos.
Because of you two guys I have my first intro dive the 3rd of April.
I also have a reaction suggestion.
Don't know how to get the link to you.
Don't think dropping it in the comments is appropriate.
So If you are interested please let me know how to send you the link to the video.
Thanks a lot for everything you do for the dive community.
I'm proud to become a driver.
If he dies he dies Rocky iv reference noted.
I'm finally getting open water certified after years of hemming and hawwing over it, trying to convince my wife, etc. So totally excited.
I’m not a doctor! But I did stay at a Holiday Inn 😂
there's just something about gus, i dont know if its the way he talks or the way he carries himself, it just screams "DOCTOR"
thank god he reminds us every video that he IN FACT
IS NOT
a doctor
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Night dives are my favorite
did he stab himself after thinking he was trapped?
He stab himself In the butt bc of bad viz
So... Snot is technical. Does that mean I'm a technical diver???
I DID IT! Whohoooo Thanks Woody and Gus because of you and your channel ( which I have been binge watching for 2 weeks now) I went ahead and had my scuba try out on Saturday😌. You helped me overcome my fear as I realized it was not based on facts. Now I am hooked because I loved it and will register now to get the open water cert. at age 53 😂.
I can’t thank you enough! You gave me the facts and therefore overcome my fear and fulfill my lifelong dream.
You guys are the best!
No, you are the best! Congratulations for overcoming your fear and get ready for a lifetime of amazing experiences underwater!
@@Navy1977 thanks I will 😉
@@DIVETALK I also already learned so much from you and am sure I will continue to do so. Keep up the awesome work and dedication 🤗
Now I want to go black water diving!
At my region, there's a lake usually connected to "black water"😅 there is high density peat deposits at the schluchsee. People usually argue about bad visibility, but in my experience, the short range visibility was great. At about five meters the huge chunks of plant-matter just consume all light. Around 7m your in a night dive. And the first meters look like a waste-disposal 😂 unspectactual footage: ruclips.net/video/3cWkVzorcAA/видео.htmlsi=hd1Peha4m7lCU1wO
My wife had the same issue in Egypt, the boat guys and guides were in panic mode 😂
Just a little blood coming from the nose but it looked like horror. She was just fine and did a second dive few hours later and a week 3 a day no issues. It was like getting back in shape 🤔
Jeez that second blackwater-explaining video pissed me off - the guy is telling exactly same information (which could fit into 5 sentences) throughout 5 minutes just phrasing it differently.
Woody finally explains Popeye's squint to me.
I just thought a thought. What would happen if you dived with swimming goggles, like the ones shaped as prescription glasses? Are you allowed to dive with swimming goggles? You can probably swim with diving goggles so why not dive with swimming goggles. I dunno. Do you? XD ;D
I think he said black water because in the fish tank hobby they call it that for that color of water
This might have been more clear in the first video and I missed it, but could the diver be referring to "black water" as the name of the body of water or type of water? There are multiple blackwater rivers. Regardless, the explanation of black water diving was fascinating!
Definitely not black water diving.
Even night diving Isnt that bad for dark water/black water because the flashlight will light up as far as it can.
Actual black water I have been in absorbs all light 1ft below the surface. My 3000 lumen handheld light and 2 1000 lumen lights on my head could only get 6 inches of viz and the water was clear until I stirred up the silt looking for the drone.
I have some videos on my page from when I went hunting for my DJI drone that fell in gator infested black water in Yemessee, SC.
I was wondering where the Snotipus comes from
Yeah let me go into the Ocean in the middle of the night with a light… WTF
I dont even dive and have seen every video😂
Im a doctor (Neurosurgeon) from india and a diver too.. i guess what u r talking about is SUB CONJUNCTIVAL HEMORRHAGE, which is benign
imagine that with a full face mask
Haha woody* i also forgot, youre not a doctor lol
Maybe, for arguments sake, he meant "Blackwater" in a geo/topographic sence. The place is named "Blackwater"... Like "Blackpool" etc.
Hi! Woody Hi! Gust i love your show you inspire me in so many way"s
Can we get more Cave diving videos pls. Thx
Hello.. I am an active and frequent diver. I have been treated for external and middle ear infections in the last two years I was in Roatan, Honduras in February. The second day diving, rolled in, status quo. I was down about fifteen feet and couldn’t equalize my left ear. The pressure was horrible. Did the obvious thing, up and down several times. No deal. Suddenly, I experienced the worse vertigo. Got back on the boat. Nausea and vomiting. Called the dive. Next day same thing. Even on land. Had a cat scan : normal. This continues to happen. Do you know ANYONE. That
Specializes in diving maladies. You would think, Dartmouth in Vermont would have someone. Only EENT. I was just giving you information. If you know a specialist, I would be grateful
I just sat down with a bowl of ramen to watch this....
gus u lost a lot of weight congrats!
Diving at night isn't blackwater diving though. Thsts just a night dive lol. Blackwater refers to waters that are black or brown due to the tannins of surrounding vegetation regardless of time of day. That's why it's called blackwater, because the actual water itself is essentially 'black'.
I get these kinds of nosebleeds often, including when diving, freaks everyone else the heck out. Nothing major, just looks really dramatic.
Lol those tik-tok style short videos are always just packed full of misinformation and the worst part is most people just believe it.. At least we have you guys to clarify and separate the BS!
How did i miss this?
Aliens
@@DIVETALK yes, that must be it lol
That SNOT funny Woody...
I see what you did there
Swoosh !
wow
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"black water" is a term used by the waste water treatment industry. when i hear "black water" i think sewage.
Good point!