@KarleyDanielle Ikr everyone has perpetually razzed me at the beach for not getting in the water. Pfft, salty water, assorted meats~ that's like a soup for something I'd care not to be an ingredient in. It's no coincidence that the New Earth that God is prophesied to create after this Earth( i.e. the reanimated abortion that is what the wretched god of this world tortures daily) is erased in the blink of His eye, the New Earth is covered with trees and there are no oceans. So the Orca were effing awesome in their epoch.
OMG, The sensation of that vast amount of water folding in on itself was just immense. I felt it in my heart. I NEVER want to be in that watery situation.
Don’t worry. It’s fine - we have representatives of Homo sapiens on site right now doing its best to change it. Soon it will have all of our favourites in there. Oil slicks, floating plastic piles and such novelties. 👌
i had to go to your profile and look at the socks on your profile picture. i had two nurses who did my blood tests a while back, they both had those rainbow high socks! however sadly without the word "beer" on them.
No matter how confident or comfortable I feel when swimming…..it never escapes my frame of mind….that I need to respect large bodies of water. It’s incredibly intimidating yet Beautiful 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🏊🏾
Насколько великолепна природа 😍❤😘. Как жаль, что люди не ценят нашу планету 🌏 и эту замечательную природу 🌊. Без зазрения совесть загрязняют океаны, всю планету и космос.
Imagine being in the Atlantic with no land in sight and you're dealing with a major storm and 60 foot waves. That's when you become very respectful of the ocean and terrified at the same time. This gives me PTSD.
I have been in those very same conditions. I was in the U S NAVY stationed in Charleston, SC. When a hurricane approaches, all ships go to sea and ride out the storm. The ship will pitch and roll to a large degree. 47 and one half degree is the largest roll I have experienced in the Atlantic. In a different time, just after sailing through the Straits of Magellen, I was on the fantail enjoying the large waves. In what seemed like an instant, without moving, I was in seawater up just past my knees. After the water dropoed down, I let go of the metal post and high tailed it to the closest hatch and back inside. I was on a frigate, the USS BLAKELY. My shipmates were not afraid as navy men are professionals and know how to handle rough water.
@@robert-zj7efdamn bro my ex was in spec ops military he never wanted speak after experiencing a storm..he always says he respects nature and people should stay away from tornado alley and nature spots cause that’s gods way of claiming that land as natures own
@@jessicagalvan3358 well jess, I could never be a specops guy, but, I was a pretty good sailor. Like those specops guys trust their own, professional sailors do the same. I was at home on the ocean.
My daughter feels the same as you. I love being in the ocean 🌊,i love swimming out there! I took my teens to the Atlantic coast and they were not trying to get out there. Lol.
That wave, which you believed folded the ocean over, would've definitely knocked us over if we stood on the shore. Nice work on the Shorts Video. Keep up the good work.
I remember standing on the edge of the deck of an aircraft carrier in port. It is a long way down to the water. Then we went below and the XO shows us a panoramic picture taken on their last deployment. There is the same huge aircraft carrier at the bottom of a trough with water on four sides that is twice as high as the ship. Gives you a new level of respect for the sailors. The ocean is large and mighty.
In 1970 Santa Monica California I was 10 years old it was around midnight me and family members and friends were walking along the shore I felt a little bit behind everybody started digging in to the sand a big wave got me and drug me in I was spinning in circles being pulled in I I didn’t know what was up or down but somehow I felt my feet hit the sand so I started crawling like a crab and I was able to break the viselike grip of the water that was holding me down and eventually I crawled out of the water spitting out sand seaweed and salt water I don’t know how long I was under but I couldn’t see my family I only heard their faint voices Way far ahead of me I eventually caught up with them. It’s pretty frightening nobody knew that I was missing I believe if I didn’t survive they probably wouldn’t have noticed that I was gone until the next day because all the adults were drinking including my mother. Since then I’ve always had respect for the ocean and even though my kids can swim and my grandkids I don’t allow them to go anywhere beyond above their waist in the water. One thing I learned You don’t have time to be afraid when you’re fighting for your life
I didn't really notice it until I watched your video. This song actually fits Luke pretty well. I can't wait to see more of his story in Sea of Monsters.
I love the ocean, the bits I dare…. But I watch Moana and think of that expanse of water…..I would be back on the original island, waving my friends off saying “Yeah, let me know how it goes!!” Unless the water parted for & nodded at me. Then, Maybe….
WoW! Not a rogue wave. What happened beneath the ocean to create that type of water displacement? Whales🐋 or an earthquake? I'll be watching from my couch!😊
It's a wave. look at the sky while the "fold" happens, and turn your phone (or head) so the sky always stays still. Nice video tho, it's like an optical illusion. IT'S NOT A wAvE xDDD
Being Dutch and so living below sealevel I have never ever been afraid of the sea and the ocean. But I feel very very uncomfortable in big woods. I love to swim in the sea, to surf on it or just to watch it from the beach and think about what happened centuries ago. The big seabattles. Fascinating.
@@Kingdom_of_God777 That is your fear talking. I’ve Been diving for years and never had any confrontation with a shark. Lots of dolphins and otters and beautiful fish wanting to play, though. You have a much better chance of getting killed by a drunk driver on the way to the beach!🤣
Yeah that terror keeps you alive. I grew up on the tropical island of Barbados. Every month people drown because they are not afraid enough... Of all ages and swimming abilities. It kills surfers and fishermen too.
As an Experienced Swimmer. I found myself going under a set so I wouldn’t get pounded by large waves. After two such waves. I was at the point of drowning so I kicked in and took the beating! It was me and a buddy so no lifeguards. They wouldn’t have come out anyway. This was ZUMA BEACH
This is at Teahupoo in French Polynesia. Known as “End of the Road” which wasn’t widely surfed until the nineties. The bottom drops to more than 1,000 feet deep just 1/3 mile offshore, and more than one mile deep just three miles offshore. As a result, swells don't feel the ocean floor until they are about 1/2 mile from shore, allowing the open-ocean energy to march virtually unimpeded into the reef at Teahupoo.
@@faithradaI’m not sure if I believe in past lives, but when I was a kid I always had dreams of living on a plantation, playing on the dock with two other small children. One was my brother and the other was a red haired girl, in an old fashioned white dress. She pushed me in the lake off the old dock we were standing on. The dreams were repetitive for years. I hated it. It seems like I sank to the bottom for hours and then when I finally hit the bottom my body would jolt me awake. My mother told me she used to have dreams of me drowning too.
@cassandrastone7297 I think dreams CAN sometimes be very telling. Years ago I had this very detailed dream where my mom & I had taken a walk in the woods. We found a bench, sat down and started meditating. In our meditation we saw this person. Later that day I started telling her MY dream.. only to find out she had the SAME EXACT dream and saw the SAME person. Another time, mom touched an old wool tie that my dad had gotten as a present from a cousin that my mother had never met and did not know her name. In a dream that night she saw the tie and this cousin appeared & told mom her name. When she shared this with dad he confirmed that yes, that was his cousin who gave him the tie. So, yes... sometimes dreams are just dreams, while other times they are definitely conveying deeper messages . The Universe is always speaking to us... we just need to learn how to listen. PS: BTW... there are no coincidences. : )
Exactly. You can be the best swimmer in the world and still easily drown like anyone else if you get sucked under and thrown around, not being able to stop and breathe. It’s a terrifying feeling.
Yeah, but that didn't exactly look too gentle... ha Very true how nature rules all though, ESPECIALLY when it comes to water; the most powerful & unstoppable force of nature. So best to always respect it
Matt mixes up the Great Depression and 911, and Pearl Harbor and 911 lmao. Matt: "Pearl Harbor might have been a FF? I thought it was just like 2 little propeller planes?" Shane: "W...whut? .... Did you...did you think 911 was Pearl Harbor?" 😂
Back in primary school we did a sailing course and was paired with my motal enemy, who also apparently was useless in boat. We almost capsized so many times and she thought I was a psycho for laughing hysterically, instead of screaming like her! It was about 90% nervous laughter, but the other 10% was because it was funny seeing someone I really hated screaming in panic, while I was trying to keep us upright 🤣 I used to get nervous laughter after horse tried to throw/kill me, but once I learned how to sit almost anything, I started to enjoy riding the nutcases so much that laughter became genuine! Technically was the same adrenaline causing the laugh, but instead of the "oh thank fuck I'm still alive" with legs/hands wobbling feeling, it became "yeehaw bitches" and mentally punching air type attitude!
Its something about the Ocean that intimidates me. Especially at night. How loud it is. The unknown, that is so deep down that we can't and will never be able to see. Very Intimidating.
The infinite darkness, death, I know its just a few feet away from me. Every time I see that I feel as if I am being put in a small room full of water and the lid will cover opening.
I got ditched in San Diego by la Jolla cove over last weekend. My girlfriend up and left me on our vacation after an argument with no way to get home. I was really distraught. That night, I went out to the beach at 2am and just jumped into the dark water and swam against the waves as long as I could. Then let the waves bring me back to shore once I was tired. I'm afraid of the ocean esp deep water. And nothing is more terrifying than the pitch black ocean at night to me. I still don't know how I did it like seriously seriously ( thank God made it back to my home state a day ago now). But it sure snapped me out of my severe depression and hopelessness I was feeling over my break up and being scared about being stranded in another state with no phone, money, or transportation. I get really really anxious re thinking about it and don't think I could do that again. Stupidly enough, I did a lot of drinking that night first which probably helped the fear but also put myself in a dangerous situation. And now people are telling me great whites eat the seals by la Jolla cove out close to where I was swimming in "deep" pitch black ocean. I get more freaked out thinking about it now. Sure woke me TF up out of my crying spell though lol
I love the ocean & beaches, but I only go out so far. I stop when it gets abt to my neck. Once I can't touch the bottom, I start to panic & rush back in a little or sometimes a lot. Haha
The first time I saw the ocean, a huge wave came over the pier we were standing on. You could feel the pull as it receded. There is so much respect for these waters now. Like the one person said, I felt the need for a life jacket just watching.😮
I’m very used to the calm coast of Northern Ireland but when I stood up to my knees in the sea on the Gold Coast in Australia it literally pulled me off my feet. I sunk down to my mid shins first and couldn’t get free. Luckily we had a pool about 500 feet away. 😁☘️
@@fireruby1882 It actually was really scary as I’d never ever felt the pull of the sea like that before. I’m usually quite a happy sea swimmer but Australia was very different from anywhere else in the world I’d been before. Anyone can Scoff if they want to. Take it for granted if they want but it’s dangerous. Those surfers have great big brass ones - in my opinion.
I legit had a damn panic attack watching this... I already have a SEVERE fear of the ocean and the thought of being out in the middle of it... And this helps seal that fear... You are NOTHING compared the power of that BEAST.
