15 MOST Dangerous Oceans and Seas 

Yes! Got close to a pod of about 50 whales and tons of the "puppies of the sea." Seals, barking and checking out the whale watching boat. It was flat as a pancake from San Francisco to the Faralons but I still got sick as a sea puppy. Absolutely worth it! Feeling small is good for the soul sometimes.

Makes you wonder what else is bigger than your boat deep in the ocean. That could take you down under.

I couldn't do it seriously. lol

@@MarlonBurden-sp8pj lol, I was with my old boss that day. He was a mad fisherman so we were out on the edge of the continental shelf off of northern NSW. I was stunned when I saw it, he was sh*tting his pants while yelling out ‘pull the anchor up! Pull the anchor up!!’ Hahaha. If that whale had bumped against it, I wouldn’t be typing this msg right now lol

@@MLG85 dam scary

Hell I live on a creek an it scares the crap out of me when it floods ever since I experienced hurricane Maria in Vieques. The list of hurricanes I’ve experienced is long. 4:27

BTW, what happened to Cape Horn ?

Or the Bermuda triangle!?

True. The fall of titanic. The fall of atlatas city and Bermuda triangle

@I I Very Similar danger, but in a different way. More seismic activity in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, as well as tsunami threats. Waves in the Indian Ocean are just as powerful as the Pacific. Now, in the Atlantic Ocean though, they have what I call, "Wreckless Waves". History also across the other side of the pond prove this as well. Coming from West to East is a little easier, but from East to West is downright treacherous to say the least. A lot more mysterious power in the Atlantic. More storms, vortex type activity in the Atlantic. It can be sailed, but you have to be far more precise in direction, or capsizing and being swept out is more likely. Pacific and Indian Oceans have bigger waves to the shore more often. Atlantic waves are more powerful in the middle of the ocean. Usually most powerful to shore during incoming storms. Shipwrecks are also more common in the Atlantic Ocean movements.

@Don K two ships passing in the theater sea.

@Don K NADA MÁS QUE POR ÉSO?

Tsunami isn't a storm 😢😢

@@aloshyreji4313 Noone said tsunamis were storms. I said they occur in the Indian and Pacific oceans.

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Fantastic picture, happen to be a lady with very long hair? I find that quite attractive, please describe it?

@Daniel O'Brien Bruh what

@@crypt_yt9328 I was enquiring to Shelly on whether or not her hair was very long, I have a passion for ladies that grow their hair to luxurious lengths and find the longer they keep it the more attractive they look and therefore I find them much more beautiful. Don't share my thoughts on woman with longer hair?

True..its in the nord atlantic ocean

The southern most part of Portugal, Algarve is part of Mediterranean. If you define Mediterranean strictly geography, then Portugal is not Mediterranean.

Lake Erie is often considered the most dangerous lake, with up to 2,000 shipwrecks recorded there, although Lake Michigan is the "drowning" capital of lakes due to its high waves and temperatures. The famous Fitzgerald was the largest ship which lost at least 29 men when it went down. The Indians knew and warned newcomers of the dangerous nature of the lakes, but the money from fishing and transportation was too huge to ignore....

Strange, yes

Huh what do you mean?

@@PartyhatRS We used to vacation with another couple, who were marine biologists, which was so cool! Once I tripped over a huge Ray, which jumped out of the water over my head! It was so big, the biggest one I've ever seen! I was so lucky it didn't spike me, especially after I learned that the crocodile hunter was killed by one! I was shrieking as it went over my head and my friends were laughing, telling me would be ok since it immediately took off instead of attacking. They said if you accidentally stumble over one you aren't as likely to be hurt since they just want to get away, not fight! It's always possible but normally they only really get upset if you bug the hell out of them, which is what Steve Irwin did. He was really stupid about just going after every creature for the show without knowing anything about them. I think he was under a lot of pressure to do an exciting show and took more and more risks with things he knew nothing about...

I too, used to be an avid surfer, primarily on the Atlantic side of Florida between Sebastian Inlet and Cocoa Beach, but occasionally on the Gulf side when there were hurricanes incoming. One evening as I was out there waiting for a good wave I felt something, rough like sandpaper, graze the inside of my upper left thigh. I knew it was a shark and couldn't paddle back in fast enough! For some reason they like to congregate around the mouths of inlets, which I didn't know at the time. Seeing the movie "Jaws" ended my surfing hobby. The nice and pretty Gulf can get pretty nasty at times. While walking in the water at Siesta Key Beach on a crowded day a five, a ten, and a couple of one dollar bills rolled in from someone's pocket in the crowd. That was also the day I stepped on a ray, and three of them took off in formation from where I was standing. They like to partially bury themselves in the sand near the water line. Thankfully I wasn't stung or cut, but it was unnerving. I've also been stung by a man o'war and that felt like a red hot wire wrapped around my leg. And I also have had a big crab latch onto my toe. Yes, they are very strong. From the Flagler Beach pier I have seen sharks about 15 feet away from people swimming out there. Even after pointing and hollering "sharks!" those people still didn't get the message. While on a snorkeling tour once, our guide reminded us before we getting into the water, "keep in mind that once you enter the water you are no longer at the top of the food chain."

I spent much of my teen years on the boardwalk in Santa Cruz. Can't help it but I still l😊ove The Lost Boys to this day!!!

Every one of the great lakes are as bad or worse than the ocean every one of the great lakes are deep and the wave action is shorter

@@robertredmon6387 I can well imagine. I was thinking as I viewed the video,they were mentioning nearly every major sea. Im an Australian 🇦🇺 The Bass Strait which is the body of water between the mainland and Tasmania that island that hangs off the bottom, plus the Tasman Sea between Australia and New Zealand can turn on some of the most horrendous weather, makes even the most hardened of mariners seasick. They didn’t get a mention either.

@@blacksorrento4719 it's all good

We're working on another video specifically on lakes!

Dead sea is a salt Lake.

Really?

Does it have the money to maintain it? Sheesh some countries dont deserve a sea access Maybe give it to landlocked countries who would love some sea

@@Sandi_shores_lands_fishNot that they don't deserve access, but maybe it is a money issue like you said.

@@simonfea2 Maybe. I saw a guy on RU-vid who built a machine to pick up ocean trash that does pretty good. Maybe a money issue?

Oh great... do I give it a gift? Oh I know I'll buy a packet of chips and fish just for the seagulls

Oh stop. No need to be so crude. Just pick up some trash. Help the evironment...

@@info145 well i do that normally..

Very good. OK OK, i guess you can go give the gulls some chips too...

@@info145 woop woop!

And the smallest depth maybe

Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner

It's still there. Trust me on this. It lies between the America's on the west and Europe and Africa oin the east.

If it wasn't dangerous ot wouldn't be called the "dead" sea... it isn't called the dead sea for nothing

"West Philippine Sea" is the official designation by the Philippine government of eastern parts of South China Sea that are included in the Philippines' exclusive economic zone. The term is also sometimes incorrectly used to refer to South China Sea as a whole.

The bass strait and victorian/tassy coastline is called shipwreck coast

@@maxl3189 I know. I grew up on the Mornington Peninsula.

@@Andrew-df1dr nice man I grew up inland Hopefully someone reads and enjoys the read There is also a minefield

@@maxl3189 Which is right near Cheviot Beach where Harold Holt disappeared from. I love it that we named a swimming pool after him.

@@Andrew-df1dr how crazy ay lol prime minister lost at sea 🤣

I agree with u the great lakes are very dangerous

But a lake isn't an ocean or sea...did you see the title of the video?

@@SeanShimamoto the great lakes are considered inland oceans

@@robertredmon6387 Good try. They're still LAKES...freshwater LAKES. Stop trying to take their greatness away! They're great BECAUSE they're not oceans and seas...stop trying to make them plain old oceans and seas, things we have an abundance of, but we don't have massive freshwater lakes like the Great Lakes everywhere in the world, they're just in North America.

@@SeanShimamoto excuse I never said the great lakes weren't great I said they are dangerous over 3000 ships have been sunk on the great lakes the great lakes have waves the have been as high as 90ft high

I suppose the sea of Galilee is ok, Jesus pops up and calms it.. you can too! it works as long as you have faith Also there is a sea that is so salty you can float... so how can you drown in the dead sea