White people, right?😅

~Dumb Ways To Die~

Middle of a swamp? There's a fricking road in the video, man

😂

Doesn’t seem smart to me. There could have been a large alligator in the water for all he knew.

My dad learned this the hard way. Though, to be fair, there had been no thunder or lightning near him prior to it happening. He was washing out a cement pump truck and lightning struck the puddle of water he was standing in next to his truck. It wasn’t raining, just overcast. It blew him off his feet back about 10-15 feet and it blew the tips of some of his fingertips off from the water hose he was holding.

I was definitely always told to not be out in OPEN water during a storm. I honestly figured all those trees would have most likely taken the hit instead. Maybe this is just that one in a million time, but more likely I need to adjust this particular life rule.

@@SqueaksUofAnow THATS being hit by lightning not this guy. He got a buzz not a hit

@@brainfloss9710yeah it’s something I’m not overly educated on. Ik water is bad for it. I guess yeah open space your where that electricity wants to go. I should learn aboht thag wouldnt like ti get hit anytime soon. And may I add. An actual hit not what Forrest got that was a buzz at best. I wanna see burnt flesh if you tell me Lightning hit you

Exactly lol. If you can hear thunder stay on land.

I didn’t know that, I’m assuming if it hits the water it can transfer electricity to the person? Maybe this is what happened here.

no its not becose of that. electricity wants to go into the ground by the path of least resistance to complete the circuit so if its already in the water it has no reason to make a detour trough a person's body. the reason its dangerous to be on water when there is lightning strikes is that that it tends to hit the tallest thing availible and water is very flat so when you are standing in water or even just having your head above the water makes you very likely to become the path of least resistance for the arc to form. forrest did not get hit directly by the arc itself otherwise there would be burns on him but it was close enough that the electricity traveled trough the air to shock him and his crew. the same thing could have happened in without the water.

i see you dont know shit about lightning. you dont need to be hit by the arc itself to be struck by lightning and get a massive eletric shock and possibly even die. the visible arc is the center of the area but people get shocked in a big circle around that point becose the electricity can travel trough air without being visible. we can see in the reaction that he AND HIS CREW ON LAND very clearly recieved an electric shock. electricity wants to take the path of least resistance towards the ground. if the lighting had hit the water he would have got no shock becose it would have been a detour for the electricity to go shock him instead of going straight form the water to the ground under it. we can clearly see the tree like 10 feet behind him do some sparks becose thats where the arc initialy landed and thats very clearly close enough for ALOT of electricity to flow trough him and his crew. people sometimes die from heart attacks just from the shock he got there. if he was over 60 that would have been a moment to rush him to the hospital even if he felt fine becose sometimes the heart damage can take time to start taking effect

He was mid sponsor😂😂

Like stay out of water especially while carrying electronics. You know, people in the movie industry watch this stuff and wonder how any of these guys are left alive.

Good to know. I'm a carpenter cause me and electricity don't tangle. Last time my fingers went numb. Fun times

Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back

@@highestpeeqs9532I'd die for us. What makes him so special?

@@highestpeeqs9532Truth!

​@@highestpeeqs9532yes but what

Good thing

Couldn't have found the car without.

😂😂

It could have melted and burnt him

@@rodrigodeangelis1275 True, if he had been struk, it could have melted, good thing that didnt happen.

That's fvcking scary. 😳

😮 wow. Thanks for sharing this. You could save a life.

Roommates is many, roommate is one

For real thanks for sharing. I didn't know that could happen that long after.

@@digitalhippie2336 Roommates, as in roommate's. Roommate is an electrician is what he is saying not what your smart ass is trying to say. Nice try but if your going to critique someone at least get it right. You failed.

It wasn't direct either💀💀

Says it's safer to be in water than wet and around it online.

Lmao

I did the same thing when I got hit but I got up off the ground he hit me hard and I couldn't hear anything for about an hour.

How many have you seen?!

💀🤣😂🤣😂

Indeed

This is also the reason why men fight the wars

Also why they stay in the house

Just when you think the worst thing that can happen to you is being eaten by a crocodile, then bam lighting.

Glad ur ok forrest saw the whole video earlier thanks for everything!!@@ForrestGalantesupporting brian and all!!

Doesn’t sound that bad tho

It's also not something to brag about. I'd much rather LIVE doing what I love, then die many years later.

So what you're telling me, is that if I only do things I hate, I'll live forever. Got it. About to start watching the Kardashians. See you in eternity

@@Rotorhead1651Yeah nobody is bragging bro 😂😂I thought it was common knowledge that it’s to make that pill easier to swallow

He almost became Steve Irwin 2: Electric Boogaloo

I'm not sure if he can really beat the guy who likes to get into alligator swamps during thunderstorms carrying electronic devices on his shoulder for "safety". :D They are so lucky for being still alive, so none of them gets the Darwin Award, but it sure seems they're trying hard to get it soon.

​@@Seamannon what exactly do you think the carrying electronics on his shoulders is doing against his safety?

@@rylandavis2976 How does it benefit his safety in this situation? Can you tell me? Safety doesn't seem to be a priority when someone likes to spend thunderstorms in alligator swamps. Electornic devices wouldn't really keep you "safe" in those conditions, they also could get affected by the additional electricity from the storm and break.

😂

“Honest gear review time” 💀 what a numpty

do you want shitty quality videos where he has to whisper and can't finish a sentence? That's what a video filmed in true wilderness would be like. And if you doubt his credibility watch his work and verify if he's a poser or if he actually has life experience to claim the things he's claiming on tape

He's definitely in a "remote swamp"

Dirt roads can be remote, roads don't equal civilization, I can drop you off on one and you can see how remote it is...

*Zeus giggling*

*_Different views perspectives on love_* 😂

I GOT HIT IN THE ASS SUZANNE!

He didn’t say that :(

"I got hit in the ass". Hopefully it didn't cause him brain damage

😂

😂😂

Good one😂

😂 Brilliant

Lmao 🤣

I am glad to hear you guys are still here and well, I hope you guys are doing good now

Nice made up story lol

So water being a conductor is irrelevant to the issue here?

@@Seamannon that's my explanation

@@FunnyAnchorman It wasn't that clear to me from your comment, my bad.

@@Seamannonthat’s because it’s a word salad from someone with tenuous grasp of the subject they are speaking upon.

@@pkennedy0219 Thank you, it seemed to be the case to me, but I'm no expert either, so it was pointless to keep that discussion going. I guess I don't have to feel alone in my confusion anymore :)

LoL 😂 That's what I was thinking, only you said it better! 🤣

No fr tho 😂 like bro did the stupidest thing he could have done "Yeah there's thunder and alligators but I'm gonna walk right into this lake"

haha omg I laughed way to hard at this comment

😂

Lmaooo

Yeah I'd imagine that isn't good for you. You know there was a guy who got struck by lightening 7 times in his life? Committed suicide because he thought he was cursed. I don't really believe in stuff like that but idk maybe he was. Forget his name, he was a park ranger in Virginia I think, got hit 2 or 3 times then quit, and continued to get struck every couple years til he died.

​@@HaltDieKlappaThey say lightning doesnt strike the same place twice. If you got struck by lightning not 1, not 2, not 3, not 4, not 5, not 6, but *7 fvcking times,* how would you perceive your life after that?

@@davecrupel2817 yeah, I honestly don't blame him. The thing that really interests me about it, is statistically speaking it's so ridiculously improbable that such a thing would happen, to the point I feel there must be an actual *reason* he got struck that many times. I just can't imagine what...

@@HaltDieKlappa Another thought that crossed my mind is this: Even if he wasnt haunted by it from a superstitious point of view, he probably thought if he didn't end his life, the lightning would. And hell, the damage 7 strikes must do to 1 teeny little meaty human... I can't even imagine the health problems, the psychological problems, the cardiac & respiratory problems, God almighty. I spent way too long contemplating all this. Kind of like what you said. It's interesting in a morbid sort of way. Lmao

Zeus: fuvk you in particular 🌩️💥

its like saying its not flowrate or the force of water but the rpm of motor, Water load and flowrate and many other components.

Really cool - as long as you leave out the part of the story where you stood waist deep in a swamp during a thunderstorm. Then it's a comedy of errors, and less of a "cool" card.

Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back

​@@highestpeeqs9532🙏🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼‼️

And stupidity. You forgot stupidity. 😅

I wouldn't really take advice from any trendtuber. They are here for the algorithm and money.

Also .. GEE the bacteria in that water , seriously you can get super sick from it. I know. Ppl don't take that bacteria thing seriously

​@@WhiteSupremeyeah, he isn't a "trendtuber" whatever random other stupid term ya wanna use.. dudes done more for endangered species than most supposed conservationists. Just because they have a KZfaq channel, doesn't mean they're specifically a KZfaqr.. and definitely not a "trendtuber"

Not true and your uneducated opinion is irrelevant. Plenty that offer good advice. @@WhiteSupreme

​@@ldawg7117his name is white supreme with a picture of an anime girl being shot in the head I don't think this guy is the brightest person

Exactly. Im surprised he doesn't understand he didn't literally get struck especially seeing that the camera man that was much further away than him claims he was hit too. No way in hell that lightning even grazed him or he would be in much different shape.

@@GameChanger597that means he still got hit. Because the lighting hit the water and he was HIT by the shock wave in the water. So yea he still got shocked.

@@GameChanger597 if he got hit by lighting while in water it would be worse

He just wanted to have his cool moment so he can tell it later as a story

@@randomguyontheinternet8345 Maybe the shock wave is what the camera man felt. But for the guy standing in water it was probably a little bit of the lightning’s current itself. People say that electrical power takes “the path of least resistance,” but the truth is that if there’s multiple paths for it to follow, it splits up and each path gets a share of the current that depends on its resistance relative to the other paths. This guy might have only been hit by 0.01% of the current but that’s still going to give you a nasty zap.

Honestly this guy is on rogan and thinks he's some modern maverick.

@@OffGridInvestor yea he thinks he’s the smartest man to live and spreads lies half the time.. but he believes it

what are y’all hobos talking about right now 😂

That's like every other guest on that show

The most actually reasonable and based thing I’ve ever heard.

Right??

*But he's "okay", he retorts, while also saying he's hurt, many times. It's ALWAYS about **#ego**-**#flexing** with regular dudes. Pride is more important than safety. I mean, I have no problem with **#macho** guys courting death because I actually support that. But to be a social influencer espousing these harmful, toxic attitudes ----nuh-uh!*

@@reichen609what the hell is wrong with you

Nah it's bait I shouldn't engage anymore

​@reichen666 yes he is okay even though he is slightly hurt. Do you want him to lay down and take a nap or what?

🤣

Adapt overcome 5 star hotel

The lightning has lots of protein in them make sure to consume one for getting your energy backup

Its what they taught us in the SAS

Nah he would have said "fuck that let's go to a nice hotel" 😂

Do you drive? Astronomically more likely to die from that. And if you argue driving is a necessary risk, what this man does is also a necessary risk, as it is his livelihood. You're actually quite unwitty and mean, it seems to give you a false sense of superiority.

@@stephenbergeron6268 how is it neccessary for him to stand in water during a thunder storm?

​@stephenbergeron6268 there are countless ways to die. The point is that you're supposed to avoid those risks. There is not a good reason to be standing in a lake during a thunderstorm unprovoked. This is absolutely something his intelligence can be questioned on.

@@stephenbergeron6268lol

HAHAHAHA

I feel it in my butt 🥴 I’m okay i’m okay I got hit I’m fine bruh 🥴

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Thor ain't playin around

@@Ajax5021coming to you live from Asgard 😂

😂😂😂

Underrated comment 😂

😂😂😂😂😂

How to know where you died.

I recognise that summoner icon in your profile picture.

🤣😂😭

For realy yo!😂

Zeus be like

Well he did say he felt it in his butt 😏

God said it's not your day to be eaten by an alligator

Yes go see a doctor. Electricity damage can be hidden.... inside you.

He will be fine he had his gps at the time

Well, at least he'll know exactly where he was when he got hit.

Wtf would a doctor even do, realistically?

@pavle5334 You'd be kept in the hospital overnight for observation. We're not in the witch doctor days anymore. Modern medicine can handle most things in today's world.

Or a pea sized brain.

@@Beans-nh6ro or both lol

Bomboclaattt 😂😂😂

Hahahahahahaha

It traveled through the water and shocked him.

And then he probably shit a little...

The lightning just Clapped his cheeks

I used to work for a company that refurbished circuit breakers and recertified them. We had extremely high voltage and high amp testing equipment. We used to see how many volts (no amps) you could handle. 240 volts hurts like a mother. I didn't want to try 480 after that. Lightning is 300 million. And the ground conducts. And bro was standing in water. He didn't get hit, but he was definitely within the splash damage zone.

@@mycroft16 water absorbs quite a bit of the shock, standing in a large body of water us safer than standing in a small puddle of water, dispersal is lighter.

​@@CriminalonCrime It didn't actually strike him, it hit the trees behind him. Whether you're standing in a small puddle of water or a large body is going to make no practical difference. You still have 3 million volts that is grounding through you.

I groan and moan a lot more when I stub my toe

​@@mycroft16he's within the chain lightning AoE btw hello there fellow electrician, be safe always

Exactly 😂

I was gonna say his ass is still standing so I don't think so lol

Idk if he got hit directly or indirectly but people have lived being struck by lightning before.. doesn't kill everyone. Depends where you get hit and how big of a bolt it is/how much electricity you get hit with.

​@@claireashley427truth. My uncle was struck carrying a ladder. Blew out his fingers and toes but he he is alive and well decades later

Not always bro we’re pretty good conductora

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@@KWAHU93hey the top comment confirmed a delayed reaction after their roommate got zapped.

​@@KWAHU93dumb response.

Lightning hit really close to me while swimming in a lake when I was 13. Also got a good zap from electrical outlet in the rain on grandma's front porch when i was 8. Never went to the hospital for either. I'm 41 and no issues except I seem to be getting fatter by the day.

@@tierdropp7544 did u have ur second booster yet today?

Doubly so when it's a guy on camera, trying to make a video about survival skills... that pride thingy gets in the way of your judgement.

And also when you stand in water admitting to hearing thunder and is shocked to be shocked. I’m shocked he lived to post this video

this happens to me everytime i see a needle or think about blood. god forbid i actually see some blood, then there's barf involved.

But you had neither physical or psychological trauma lol and ER and paramedics ask many questions to patients that they take for granted sometimes in order to take quick action.

ya, I remember ripping my chin open and losing alot of blood. I got up walked 10 feet and told people I felt fine, walked another 2 and everything faded to black

How else would he say it?

Shock does that

This is how a man reacts to pain

Bc he didn’t get hit

@@aaronsavage8018 Nah it’s adrenaline. Idk why too but sometimes when something somewhat traumatic or shocking happens you get super calm and play it off casual. Idk if it’s a coping mechanism but I’ve seen a guy get his finger bit off by a small shark and just went “oh dang he bit my finger off”

It’s alright he had his gps with him

He does smart things sometimes

It’s his job comes with a risk

Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back

Says it's safer to be in water than wet and around it online.

"First mate, bring me my brown pants"

5 words you should probably never say out loud. Especially on camera.

This deserves more likes

Bruh 😂

“One of the things i absolutely need is a heartbeat, so because of that, im NOT standin in water”

😂😂😂😂

You win best comment 😂

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Battery : FILL ME PLEASE

God just tried to say, hey! Lights camera and action😅😅

If you get electrocuted, you go to the morgue.

That and any possible burns. Depending on where they are, you could get an infection or worst-case die. Hospitals are life-savers, even when they don’t feel like it.

😂he's fine, Wasnt hit, dont believe this type of youtubers, i would trust mr beast before him

Good advice.. i got a bad 220 outlet shock back in '09 in my finger out my feet.. my feet hurt for days

Just saying being “electrocuted” means you die.. getting “shocked” is being hit by electricity and living

Likely we'll be hearing about his diagnoses later.

What if you're not an electrician?

As an electrician, I have been shocked plenty and never been assessed after. That being said, I'd probably go after a lightning hit

@@pickford7812 I do commercial and I have friends who do industrial, and it’s standard practice to get an EKG anytime you’re hit. Might be different for residential guys.

@Ebvardh I do all 3, but primarily commercial. It's all circumstance dependent. I do wear the correct boots, and haven't had a substantial hit, or anything above 120v. The only time I wanted to go in was when I was working on my own home, 3 beers in, changing a receptacle, and touched the neutral with my thumb and hot with a couple fingers

You sure you ain't makin those symptoms up? Bc your spelling/grammar is perfect which would indicate great vision and a brain

@@DemonEmbarasser Just be thankful it didn't happen to you.

@@SheilaLS just seems like easy symptoms to fake haha

​@@DemonEmbarasser you're not obligated to believe anything you read on the internet. But I do think you're being a dick asking are you sure your not making that up. Especially if that the thing that you are suggesting was made would have been deeply traumatic then you're being even more of a dick. Hope you have a good day though

@@duckpk10 I am being a dick lol. She said she had vision problems and neurological problems yet she typed out that very neat paragraph with zero spelling errors or grammatical errors, and she seemed very intelligent. Just seemed like a weird symptoms to claim based on how she presented herself.

Yeah it does make cool "tattoo"

As someone who worked as an electrical engineer, specifically for earthing, I have to say that's not always the case. It depends how far away you are from the lightning. If you're close then it's safer, because there's less step potential (birds on a wire thing), but if you're far then it's less safe because now it'll reach you when it previously wouldn't.

You need to be a bridge between two different potentials to be in danger. If you’re in a lake that gets struck you should be ok but if your In the lake and leaning against a metal ground rod or get directly hit because your the tallest thing around yea you will become the path of least resistance. Electrons follow all paths back to the source. You just don’t want to be the path of least resistance because that’s where most of the electrons are gonna go. For example, you could be in a pool that is charged and be OK but as soon as you step out of the pool and touch something with a different potential, you are in trouble.

@@arhodehamel2615”You’re”

@@daveplem thanks 🙏

That’s terrifying.

You have to be shocked pretty hard because it has to pass through your heart

Yeah I've had my heart stop for a couple seconds when I got electrocuted on the job once. I felt a my arms and chest tense up, I couldn't let go to what I was holding for a second, then I got tunnel vision and really light headed. Almost passed out on the floor, I had to drag myself to my desk where my phone was and call my supervisor. It was a freak accident on my last day working there

​@@matteblack5805That sounds soo frightening!

It’s not that big of a deal. Lol If a circuit is supposed to have been shut down to be worked on at a job site and I don’t have my meter, my tester or something to plug in to check that it’s not hot, I’ll give it a quick hand check. Sometimes it’s still hot. 🤷‍♂️ Never been an issue at all.

The means of of tree…

@@b2b_ww_champs Haha

They are ok. It just... realy hurt for them too.

the gators probably didn't even notice with their thick skin and environmental resistance factor lol

When lightning hits a large body of water, the electricity does not usually penetrate deep into the water, but disperses in all directions favoring the surface. The distance that the electricity travels depends on the intensity of the lightning and the conductivity of the water. Generally, a strike will dissipate within 20 feet (6 metres), but it could easily go further. Within 20 feet, lightning could be lethal to any living creature in the water, including gators. Outside 20 feet, the sound level in the water is probably the biggest danger, as lightning strikes generate up to 260 dB at 1 metre in the water, which can cause hearing loss or even death. So, if a water body full of gators is hit by lightning, some of them might die or get injured, depending on how close they are to the point of impact and how strong the lightning is. However, this is not a very common occurrence, as most gators live in freshwater habitats that have lower conductivity than saltwater². Also, gators have thick skin and scales that might offer some protection from electric shocks.

😂😂😂😂😂, “🤚🏻…..I got hit! I’m fine though, I’m fine. Sorry, what we talking about?” 😂😂😂😂😂 As an edit: I do give you props for being adventurous though, caring for animals. Thanks man.

Some would say he's in... shock

Hahahahahaha, stupid is as stupid does

Jerry, would you like to recite your wedding vows? "Yeah, I got hit"

You've been... thunderstruck!!

Did y'all end up going to the hospital for it? How long did it take for the effects to wear off?

bro thinks this guy experiences the same as you

Fuckin aye!

​@@JoJo-dv1rzI'd like to know too

I can only imagine the effects of the lightning speeding up the energy found in your body. Hence the physical irregularities.

Wtf are they going to do about it? Give you blood pressure medication? Fk that! Ride it out like a G, a couple of shots of tequila will suffice.

​@@alc2371alcohol will probably mess with your heart even more. It already slows it down with normal consumption.

@@alc2371 mainly monitor you because after an electric shock your heart can stop hours after and you dont want that to happen somewhere in the wilderness. Also especially with lightning strikes there can be dangerous burns so you might need IV fluids etc.

@@kommentator9272 it's all good brother I was just joking about

KZfaqr after being hit: "🤑ooooo views views views" After seeing the medical comments: 😔

If we start to see smoked criminals laying around the city we all know who's out protector is. the Zap Butt.

Just laughed so hard I choked 😂

Lol that was a good one. Time for dinner. Why does this comment make me hungry? The world may never know. Also.. second thought.. to the girl above me named Jstu or something like that.. you are freaking bootieeefullll! 😍 Now.. will that bootiefullness power my GPS? I don't know. But it powered my heart. Awwww! I'm such a retarded romanticcc! 😅😂😊

That indeed was funny.

I think he just felt some static and air no actual connection def didn't get struck by lightning also there's probably not a single alligator 50 ft near him 😂 y'all are funny tho

​@@dannyzavolta1231stop hating bro even if it's true 😂😂

​@@TheDeadMeme27not hate if its true

He probably did get some of the shock he was standing in water up to his butt and thats where he felt it.

@@dannyzavolta1231”there’s probably not a single gator 50ft near him” m8’s never been to Florida lmao

How would you be at increased risk of getting hit again?

@@snjert8406 I'm not sure, and I've had a lot of people with knowledge of such things say that. One was some sort of physicist and said it involved something it does to the alignment and interactions of electrons in, on, and around the body. I am a blithering idiot on the subject, but he said it could mean anywhere from 30% or higher likelihood of getting hit. I don't want to find out if he was right.

@@froginprogress8510 after 20 mins of google search, aparently that is a bs myth that associates ligthings with magical properties such as electrons alignments. That is not truth. The myth surge after many stories of people getting hit multiple times in their lives, wich is really surprising given how rare it is to get hit by one. The reality is that those people always have jobs or somethig that really exposes them to thunderstorms and after getting hit, they keep doing the same job over an over again, and get hit again. And again. Like this guy. The electron aligment thing is very similar to a real physics phenomenon called magnetism, the aligment of the magnetic field of the atoms in a material give the general object magnetic properties. Some metals come by default with this aligment, and can lose it and given back with the appropiate tools, such as a de-magnetizer, wich can mess up the aligment of the atoms to make them cancel each other. I dont know how a lightning can affect a human magnetism, or how can mangetism atract lightnings, or if humans can be magnetic at all. That sounds like a 2 hour google search, and no thank you.

my friend got hit by lightning, and for a long time afterwards she couldn't stand being around electric poles. She ended up moving from the city to the country because of it and become an artist, and now she makes a ton of money as a world famous body painter.

​@@froginprogress8510that might be a causation =/= correlation thing, that sounds kinda fake

New kink unlocked.

He wasn't hit. Not directly at least. It probably hit a tree behind him. If he had been hit he could have been killed. He would have lost consciousness and collapsed.

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Been looking for this comment 😂😂😂

This is so fake. If you look you can see the lightning is looking right at the camera. Obviously staged.

"I feel it in my butt"

Thor is the god of thunder not lightening 🤦🏾‍♂️

Oh wow, congratulations

I never experienced the hair issue other than my arms. But my witnesses said that it landed close to me and another guy when bringing in cows. I woke up to their silhouettes running towards me and it felt like my head was split open. I was in and out for awhile. Couldn't hardly stand and couldn't concentrate. Lots of confusion. Lost a couple if cows too. The other fella was in worse condition than me. Something I don't ever want to experience again. I respect mother nature a lot more now.

I was behind a glass door and still get the nerve shocks you're talking about

Im pretty sure he knows the difference

​@@damienbenedict6149 Respect? That b**** tried to kill you

Thanks! I was confused. I was thinking surely he'd either be dead or dealing with a lot more than "ouch, that hurt!"

but he did not get hit by lightning, the water he was in got hit and he felt the electricity of it, or the voltage if u wanna be specific, if u get hit by lightining ur dead. Lightning is about 300 million volts and about 30 000 amps and about 0.1 or 0.2 amps is enough to kill a person, correct me if im wrong but getting hit by lighting is instant death?

@@henrikmarkus5046 there are 6 types of categories under lighting strike. A direct strikes are considered the most deadly, but is the least likely to happen. If I remember correctly the type of lightning strike in the video is conduction. Overall my point is that it falls under lightning strike

So bragging rights no MATTER how serious, thanks! 😍

​@@henrikmarkus5046wtf? Op here just explained how it works

You win the comment section 😂😂😂

Bahahahahahaha underrated comment

"I feel it in my butt, I really feel it" I was waiting for the Zeus comments

“I feel it in my butt, I really feel it.”

Zeus is gae proven

What is he, the Grinch?

​@@Sqoou_TooNah bro the muscles start to swell. Its a delayed effect of getting shocked

I’m glad y’all are ok! Were your dogs freaking out or trying to run away? I know some dogs who get extremely scared by just normal thunderstorm even when they’re safe indoors.

@@Astrid-cc3mg They were! By some miracle, we managed to hold onto them after the strike, though they nearly got free.

In this case, you're ok. The electricity is already grounded, so it wouldn't pass through you. You could definitely feel I but it wouldn't be life threatening

I was in that exact situation last year, nut luckily didn't get hit. I had hiked for hours tryung to get to the top, then the second I arrived a thunderstorm appeared. I headed back at a normal pace, but the thunderstorm got close very, very wuickly and before I knew it I was in teh middle of it. I think I ran for 2 hours straight, when usually I'm out of breath in about 4 minutes, I had that much adrenaline pumping through my body. I headed for the tree line first thinking I'd feel safer than all exposed on the top, but as I was running there and trees were being hit I feared for my life even more. At some point there was a lightning strike LITERALLY every 2 seconds right freakin above me. I thought I was going to die for sure. Then I rounded a corner, and the rain was gone, the wind was gone. I kept running fir half an hour until I found a building to hide under. Somehow the thunderstorm stayed in place in that one valley all night (had to camp out there!), lightning every few seconds, and I had had the poor luck to be right in it. So weird looking at that storm for hours, not seeing it move. I am very aware I could have died that night. NEVER go into the mountains when there's even the slightest chance of a thunderstorm! They'll catch you by surprise and up in the mountains they're SO much more dangerous than down in the valley, they're really on another level

I do belive that a car is really good for protecting yourself from lightning as long as you dont touch any metal. If your sitting perfectly still in the car seat and NOT touching any metal the electrical charge will go throguh the metal on the car and then into the ground instead of throguh you and into the ground

Exactly what i thougt 😂