love you

Thank you and stay Blessed too.

Ty and same to u!

cool

And to you as well 🙏🙏

This happened to me too bro

This is me right now.😂

It’s currently 2am now I’m thinking that

Ikrr

Yeah totally. Walls of water sound scares me. 🌊🤦

@@halColombo if it was a tsunami yea😂😂

I surf and when there are really big sets of waves coming it can make you drop your heart in to your legs

Me too!!!

im scaredof tsunamis too but i think that they are interesting I love the ocean😃😮‍💨

Well then your grandma is one of the rare intelligent people that decided to not to continue living near a damn active volcano after it erupted.... like seriously I'll never understand how people continually act shocked that an active volcano they live directly by has erupted yet again and destroyed yet again. Like just move a bit futher away people!!

Are you referring to mount st. helens? I don't recall Rainier erupting.

Yeah, it must be St. Helens. I've lived in the area my entire life (5th generation in the area) and never heard a story of Rainier erupting.

Rainer erupting would be worse than St. Helens

Ikr! The fact that I’m now scared to go to the lake, and the beach that is far from us. Us living in the middle of Texas, I got scared thinking of one ever occurred we’d be swept away in out sleep, just to wake up looking at our dead body.

look what's carved into the tree at 7:47. Freakyy

water is so powerful you can drown on 1 or 2 sips of water

🙄 That's true of nearly everything in existence.

Everything on Earth relies on water. Everything starts with water, the saying 'just add water' applies to all life on Earth. If we bring moon dust back to Earth, and add water, plants grow in it. Water is the main one, life can evolve to breath atmospheres other than oxygen rich, life in the case of many Troglobites, which have evolved and adapted to breathe the different gasses in the cave, so oxygen may not be SO important. Oxygen can vary in atmospheres capable of supporting life, but without H20, not a lot seems possible. Maybe aliens will prove otherwise, we shall have to see about that if they're ever brave enough to visit us.

yes they somehow survived!

Cool

Reminds me of the perfect storm😅

@@markalexisguavez953 What movie? This was an event that actually happened and a father and son really did survive.

Yes, a father and son really did do that. I remember watching a documentary on it. This rare event is known as “mega tsunami.” Taller than a sky scraper

Lol 430am here

😂😂right here

Here

Hahaha yup

10,000 yrs huh? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL at least you are closer than these evolutionists! Not even 7,000 yrs yet close though!

@@sarahdavis257 Actually, 10,000 years is the low end estimate. Some experts date it to as far back as 20,000 years ago. The age of the Earth is roughly 4.5 billion years, just fyi.

At least you didn't say megalodon like half of the idiots I run into lol. I agree the ocean is pretty scary but we can't live without it. And if you think about it we never would have been born without it either.

I believe all things in existance can exist because they have a yin and a yang attached to them. The ocean is the bringer of life, but you better never make the mistake of disrespecting it once because it is a notoriously unforgiving giver lol

Don’t forget the animals😓Australia be good at remembering that lol

The same could be said of many things, eg. The Sun.

@@itzrayha2621 Then why didn't everybody die 500 years ago? No Sun flare has killed life on Earth in the billions of years of life's existence.

My cousin lives in Hokkaido and he begs his parents to go to somewhere else

good job deez nuts

God is protecting all of us dont worry

@@SatoruPlayz45471 ….I believe in god but don’t believe he would save everyone

@@Alex-vx5lk surely he would.

The terrifying bit is that we all know how powerful waves are even the small ones. These are just like a ton of bricks crashing you... Brrrr

I actually thought of interstellar too!😂

Mine is similar i don't like going underwater because I'm scared of drowning like I would never be in a submarine because if it sinks I would drown and if I exit it submerged I will die from presser.

Oceans really scare me I mean they are so vast and huge and deep you can't even see the bottom through the dark blueish water

me to

Thalassaphobia?

@@simply2579 tsunamiphobia (Fear of tsunamis) Aquaphobia (fear of water) but that too.

That was the tsunami in Alaska in 1958. Two or three boats rode the wave and only one of those boats and their occupants didn’t make it when the boat capsized.

Yes i did see this on a doco. A while back . Theres boats were tossed in to trees. Pretty crazy.

No, that was the tsunami in the 1950's. It was a Man and His Son on their boat

Wow amazing! They are very lucky. And yes i am very glad his son also survived

That’s amazing

I saw a documentary about it on youtube. I think it was National Geographic that made it. Quite impressive stuff.

That was the Lituya bay Tsunami in the number 1 spot of the video. 3 boats anchored in the bay, 2 survived one didn't.

Yes, that was the Lituya Bay mega tsunami mentioned about, 1958.

They didn’t land “in the trees” you made that up, Wikipedia it and amend your comment

No this is not fact.

When I was in Indonesia a tusami happened far away and earthquake happened when I was in hotel with my parents. You won’t believe what happened. We where in another hotel then a very good but then in the last day when I took a picture in balcony. Later in the plane I saw a volcano 🌋 ! I was like R.I.P.

Me too there has never been a tsunami 🌊

@@tyralynch3738 you know he’s joking right

Me too

Same

AKXCNCD😱😱😱

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lol me to but in France lol

Same😅

No

Same😂😂

I live in destin Florida

haha

Just apply to become camera man

That’s funni

._. Why this message same as the video 'how to survive a horror film' on how to survive channel lololol bruh

Lol

It's rare but some have. Stories in Japan 2011 tsunami washed people away. One carried to sea on a roof lived. A hotel owner in Japan caught up near high ground was swept toward a high building with patio she was able to get to surface of water and scramble over floating cars. But 99% of time if people are caught up in the wave of water they drown or are crushed. Terrible

Hi from the South Island! Thankfully where I am we’re fairly protected by Washington (not impossible but considered low risk) but every time I drive out to the true west coast (Port Renfrew, Tofino, Uculet etc) the thought of a tsunami and how devastating it would be on those communities always crosses my mind

It would be unlikely but some people have been caught up in it and lived. Not directly hit by the wave but the flow after (or something similar, being in a huge rushing flow of water carrying trees and rocks and whatnot) I watched a video on Mt St Helen eruption, this couple got caught in the water/mud flow holding onto trees, I think the wife’s hand got crushed by one. Very very lucky they survived

^after part of the mountain collapses into the lake

Born in Port Alberni, survived tsunami 😎

@Eric Rerrud11 hmm I think you're right tornadoes are scary very scary.

@Eric Rerrud11 I'd say a super volcano erupting is the scariest personally, it would fuck with the weather if it's one near an ocean guaranteed tsunamis aswell, in my opinion they're the worst natural thing other then something coming from space and hitting earth

@Eric Rerrud11 yeah big ass asteroids are worse I agree but I said at the bottom apart from anything from space, I'm sure I read somewhere that when that asteroid that wiped the dinos out also caused volcanoes and super volcanoes to erupt too, which causes tsunamis, some knock on affect a big asteroid would have for sure

No its a 20 earth quake and later a 2500 feet tsunami

Oh hell there you are again lol, I remember seeing you in another video comment section

Same lol

He’s just a genius

Wow🤤🤤😖

Same

Lol

I was living in LaMirada. You speak facts!

I lived in Ohio..it finally made it there.

@@ronvosick8253 Wow! I remember that it was all over the news, as well as our cars and houses.😁 Seriously, though, it was a very serious natural disaster. I always think about the photographer that died up on the mountain. He knew he was going to die and there was nothing he could do about it. The loss of life was staggering from the natural world: trees in the millions and every kind of woodland creature in their hundreds of thousands. But this is nature's way. Take care, my friend.

@@billminyard2846 It was mind-blowing. I guess the ash ended up going around the world, visibly about half way. Now, the trees and animal life has recovered but I remember that blown out mountain and millions of leveled and charred trees. I know hundreds of thousands of animals died. So sad. And there were human casualties. I remember the man who was up there documenting what was happening, taking photographs. His camera was the only thing that survived, may he rest in peace. The most chilling thing was when it erupted, he knew he was going to die and there was nothing he can do about it. Natural disasters put it in perspective. Take care, my friend!

You should have seen the highway going to Moses Lake. The ash was as tall as me.

Santorini's tsunami went over Crete, literally over it and settled on Egypt's shores.

Came here to discuss the explosion of the Island of Thera (Santorini) and the wall of water that all but wiped out the Minoans on Crete and sent a wall of water that they believe was taller than the Empire State Building to Greece.

@@catwilliams7538 it didn’t wipe them out immediately but it basically set the downfall of the Minoan’s in motion since they were conquered a few decades after the eruption

@@NickYngveSamios it was definitely one of the larger mega tsunamis to be triggered by a massive eruption

@@jakealter5504 yeah one can only imagine how terrifying it should have been for Cretans to see a massive wall of water coming towards them and I don't even mention the speed the wave must have had.

Most people don't know that even existed so they don't know to discuss it. I would like to see some information on that too. They think the Santorini volcano might have even caused some of the natural disasters talked about on The Exodus in the Bible.

@@BJETNT Exodus was not real, watch biblical scholar Francesca Stavrakopoulou explain in detail.

Yup... that was a monster tsunami alright but, no measurements aeon ago just, a legend as a record. I believe the Lost City of Atlantis sunk prior to that catastrophe.

Thx for sharing.. i cant imagine the devastation u witnessed.. such a terrible thing to happen..

We were living in Misawa back when that happened. Luckily we were far enough inland that the wave that hit us didn't reach, but those closer to the coast weren't so lucky. After we found out what happened we would go out every day and drive around until we found someone that needed help. We'd help people try to salvage things from their homes if possible, clear out debris... it was crazy how much was destroyed, and that's not even talking about what you'd see once they started trips down to Sendai and surrounding areas.

...15 foot seawalls aren't going to stop something like that...

yes, i was living in the i guess u could say 'state' next to the state where it started. I was still tiny and my family had to evacuate to australia for like 6 months. i don't remember it cuz i was young but even then, im traumatised of what i heared.

Not legends...legends are basically old tall tales, no pun intended. These events actually occured, albeit before the tech revolution we live in today.

There is only a handful of people have seen a wave the size of a skyscraper and it was a an actual tsunami but there is no footage. Just there testimony.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oNKShbaB26-5nac.html actual footage of tsunami i experienced

And just like that the video was stopped lol

@@crunchypastries713 bruh u frickin lier that is no video about a tsunami

Im sorry for your loss😪

We all have to go through loss. Wether it's a family member or a best friend. Your not alone.

who Doesn't?

It would be a quick death lol

The 1958 Lituya Bay Megatsunami reached 1,720 feet in height which is taller than any other tsunami in recorded history. It was incredibly tall, about 17 times the height of the Nazare waves, the tallest waves in the world, about 12 times the height of Statue of Liberty, 10 times taller than the Niagara Falls, several hundred feet taller than the Empire State Building, taller than the Willis Tower and almost the height of One World Trade Center, just 56 feet shy. But even the tallest megatsunami that ever existed, which was known to have wiped out the dinosaurs, resulting from the Chicxulub impact crater, was significantly lower than Mount Everest. The original impact wave was about 1,500 meters (4,921 feet), almost a mile tall, traveled dozens of miles inland. Mount Everest is 8,848 meters (29,032 feet) tall, being the tallest mountain in the world, and the Himalayas extend for about 1,550 miles in Asia. Now the asteroid responsible for killing the dinosaurs, and also 90% of all the world's species at that time, was almost the size of Mount Everest. Mount Everest extends for about 12.74 miles in total from the Everest base camp to the summit. The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs was anywhere from 6 to 10 miles wide, which generated the destruction of 10 billion Hiroshima bombs! So it created far more damage than just the tsunamis. Yep, I would never want to see something like that coming at us during our lifetime. Even a 1,720 foot megatsunami, would prefer not to see that. Even a 100 foot Nazare wave, not looking forward to seeing that either, only observe from a safe distance, but coming anywhere close to it, hell no.

Finally somebody who actually did there research😊

i cant😂😂

BRO 😭

LMFAO

I’d be the camera man and be pain and push it all away

Once a girl kicked down my sand castle then when she was near water she got stung by a jelly fish washed up fell into water and drowned '-' 🤗

The asteroid tsunami was quite small in reality as the depth of the ocean it collided with was quite shallow. A tsunami can only be as high as the depth of water it is created in.

@@stevenrogan3675 The tsunami from that event is estimated to be over 1500 meters in height. The video is wrong.

it was spoken into existence

It's all hypothetical

@@suburbanhobbyist2752mhm I think so too

You realize the thumbnail and picture are not real, right? It's an illustration. Here's another angle of it: www.canstockphoto.com/tsunami-wave-apocalyptic-water-view-73578269.html

@@BitchBasss nah really i thought it was real🤓

I'm half japanese and half korean i live in korea but i sometimes visit japan during safe time

Imagine a 1 foot tsunami 😂 just a little rr at tsunami 😂😂 ANT TSUNAMI 1 INCH TSUNAMI BAHSHAHAHAHAHAH

o god

@@jellyfiddle5290 lol

@Nick AAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Were You in it

@@Among_us_Chicken_Nugget I don’t know the dude, but his name says “Osaka-Ben” (Osaka dialect) which is on the opposite side of Japan. So my guess is no. The whole country was emotionally taken by that day

日本人じゃないのに、私も。本当にやばかった。

@cross roads demon yikes

There's a potential in the Canary Islands as well which would wipe the eastern seaboard of America off the map

Interesting I’ve never heard about that either an I have close family there we’ve been discussing la pama an all the years we heard about the possibility of a mega tsunami if the island fell etc. and they mentioned mt st helens but nothing about tsunami there an then j see your comment , so so odd lol 😂 thank everyone

I've always been interested in Mount St Helens.

@@CharitysClarity they can happen in any body of water that is large enough

@@CharitysClarity Should they have to say it since people know that St Helens displaced the lake with a landslide. As there are things like La Pama where its confirmed that a landslide caused a tsunami before and most likely will again.

There was also that 1000 foot tsunami in an inland lake at one point. Lituya Bay, Alaska, July 9, 1958 Its over 1,700-foot wave was the largest ever recorded for a tsunami. It inundated five square miles of land and cleared hundreds of thousands of trees. Remarkably, only two fatalities occurred.

Exactly.

Me too I agree

Agreed

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oNKShbaB26-5nac.html tsunami i had

Agreed

@@crunchypastries713 oh that's scary

did you know that there are solar tornadoes on the sun and Jupiter,s great big red spot is a kind of tornado on jupiter

If you still like volcanoes now.. i recommend traveling to iceland.

Come to Australia water and low tsunami risk :)

Imagine living in hawaii

Go to Australia

@@taliarose2784 on top of that, its the place where you can survive anything...

@@taliarose2784 s n a k e s

That’s probably my worst nightmare

Luckily for you that's not the worst thing that has happened in summer bay

I get this bud

that’s why i will never go there lol

It's generally called the Valmont Disaster. There are KZfaq videos about it, like the Seconds To Disaster episode.

SAME GURL

same but my country rarely gets tsunamis

Same but I still am worried

SAMEE

I have phobia of the rain and even tsunamis😭😭

I downloaded a huge loaf this morning and caused a massive tsunami...kinda startled me.

I know that story. They literally caught the wave and were sitting on top of the world. The other fishing boats in Lituya Bay weren't so lucky. And historical records indicate this was only one of five tsunamis of similar height that had occurred in the bay over the last 200 years.

@@nicholasconder4703 Exactly! THAT would make a cool movie :)

@@kissthesky40 I don't know. 90-100 minutes of boredom followed by 5 minutes of sheer terror. Rather like the Jurassic Park ride at Universal studios.

@@nicholasconder4703 Well, Clooney made A Perfect Storm about a big wave :)

I was thinking the same

No shit.

The differentiate between Regular and mega in the beginning

Unique cannot be more or less than unique! It either is or it isn't. I just love being a pedant!!

@tsunami earthquake Dude....sorry ...non of them were tsunamis. Educate yourself.

Do you still live in Clark County today?

@@rscii497 Washington state became to far left politically for my liking, so I know live in the free state of Idaho.

WHY U SHOUTING?

damn my guy really wants to die well same

Don’t think anyone would 😂

That sounds impossible since ash would dissolve and wash away with fluid in your eyes :-/

@@Outnumberedbykidsandcats Ash is sharp and imbedded in my eye.

@@halasalready look up the definition of ash - “a powdery residue left after the burning of a substance”. Maybe English isn’t your first language and you’re getting confused between ash and something else. Ash definitely isn’t sharp and couldn’t still be in your eye after so many years. It’s possible that some kind of debris could be lodged in your eye as I had a tiny sliver of metal in mine from being in a metalwork shop without safety goggles - so I believe something could get lodged there, but there is no way that it’s ash.

@@Outnumberedbykidsandcats Can you tell me where you are from? Have you been in a volcanic ash fall? Volcanic ash is very different than normal ash. We STILL have ash that you can find all over Eastern WA……………all these many years later. Volcanic ash, when wet, does not melt. So, yes……I stand by the fact that I still have a piece of volcanic ash in my eye and it can still be seen. I felt it in my eye at the time and it hurt like the dickens.

@@Outnumberedbykidsandcats I live in NorCal, and I was in 7th grade and it was so ashy here as well

Lmao

Right, what? The KT event of 65 million years ago brought about the Ice Age of 15,000 years ago? Quality youtube content folks... highly educational

@@AlaskaB83 You're aware that ice ages have happened throughout Earth's 4 billion year history? The KT almost certainly caused an ice age due to the volume of material the impact threw into the atmosphere blocking sun light from hitting the surface. So I doubt he was referring to the most recent ice age.

@@AlaskaB83 oh, you read it in a book therefore it has to be true.

@@AlaskaB83 there were several ice ages.