15 LARGE Waves and Swells

[@annalevesque2654]

This guy's voice reminds me of Casey Kasem. I like it.

[@heatherlampe5142]

Sounds like Charlie Sheen to me

[@snoutysnouterson]

Hey, he's stealing my caravan, I like that 😏

[@jennyreader6690]

Definitely Charlie sheen.

[@ltfmel]

Me: #Spiceyhorror😁

[@TheLeperKing178]

its like what if voice

[@Inge.Borthne]

The two events in Norway are quite unique since they are both caused by mountain rockslides. There are one more in focus in Åkneset, which can make some trouble in the future. The movie "The wave" is based on that event.

[@BeNICe_BeKInd]

My mummy comes from Norway🇩🇰

[@karanfield4229]

@@BeNICe_BeKInd 🌟❤

[@thombelchak700]

¹

[@hjg314]

If seeing videos like this won't humble us then idk what will!

[@luciebabkova8072]

That video with the lonely dog standing on the other side, separated from (probably) his owners, broke my heart 😢 6:10

[@jette3000]

My too😭

[@impossiblespinningball7456]

@@michellerusso7898 that's a stupid comment considering you don't know the context of why the dog was left there.

[@garyaskins5840]

@@impossiblespinningball7456 lol right. Probly had to save his kid and couldn’t get the dog.

[@Sunshinesniles]

me too

[@IllumiNauti]

@@impossiblespinningball7456 Having seen other video they filmed from inside the house, they had every opportunity to go and untie the dog and chose not to. Apparently filming was more important.

[@lauraduplooy]

Am I the only one who had goose bumps through the entire video?

[@thelifeboatguy]

time to turn the heating on, been putting it off myself too :P

[@golfhax]

thank god for the internet. now when people see the shoreline receding they know to head for higher ground. it will undoubtedly save thousands of lives!

[@KianaDAnno]

Thank GOD..not god

[@WuvPain]

@@KianaDAnno chill

[@rlopez18m]

I hear it doesn’t always happen with tsunamis so it’s not always reliable. But when it does, most will hopefully know to run!

[@v3nd3tta174]

If the building slants it probably won’t help

[@v3nd3tta174]

Or break

[@LarryOohLaLa]

My God I am really don’t want any more that would happening in the world god bless all those people were lost

[@peterm3964]

leave God out of it

[@tex148th]

I was in the US Coast Guard at the Kodiak Air Station when the 1964 "Good Friday" Earthquake and Tsunami hit . There were three big waves that hit the air station and the town .

[@BlueDot149]

Oh…, u sus?

[@u4riahsc]

I remember seeing the news on TV with the pictures of roads being moved as much as 10 feet.

[@MaritsView]

*02:10** The tsunami of Japan reached maximum height of 40.5 meters.* *The tsunami from 2004 also reached 40 meters in some places.*

[@jericdavid]

Also the video for 2004 tsunami video from Indonesia was taken from Japan tsunami video collection.

[@Sunshinesniles]

right hard to imagine that's a huge wall of water 1 cubic foot or yard of water weighs 2,000 lbs

[@johnwatkins3883]

Boxing day didn't reach no more 30 meters 35 tops. You can hear people talk about a 100 ft wave and 30 meters is like what 98 ft something like that? 35 obviously not much over 100ft which fits what people say they saw. Japan on the other hand was documentary and they even marked some areas to show how high the water got. There's another documentary on Japan called the mystery of the 40 meter wave. Boxing day was worse in when compared to a death count because a bunch of dumb asses chose to go down the beach further as the water got sucked out or chose to record and not run until a huge wave was about to hit them and also they weren't prepared and didn't know. Well some did. But that's more of the reason it was so deadly not just the tsunami. Japan on the other hand knew, was prepared and still got beyond hammered. But because they knew and were prepared not as many people died. But destruction was worse then boxing day, wave was bigger, water traveled further inland and that water was going over 100 mph is some places. If I recall right the plates the shifted or whatever was deeper then in Indonesia. Japan trench plates shifted like 164 ft or something like that. 20 mins later waves hit. Indonesia had a little bit of time if I recall right and I'm not sure but I don't think it was all the close to what's called the epic center or something like that when Japan had it happen almost right on it's door step.

[@briandemas6731]

Thanks for your wonderful coverage of these natural disasters. It certainly shows us how small we really are as humans.

[@richparsons4205]

To the contrary, my thought is how big we are …not just by our nature as humans with a mind, body and eternal spirit, but also in the extensive ways in which we have mastered this tumultuous planet, albeit the occasional eruptions which remind us that God’s creation is both beautiful and powerful.

[@Carpenters_Canvas]

This stuff makes my skin crawl , I just sit here and imagine what it would look like and feel like seeing something coming that you know u won’t live through

[@cassiemiller7321]

Everyday, please pray for those affected by natural disasters...suisides too!

[@doriswalsh5149]

Terrifying

[@TheeThunderGod]

That's definitely Charlie Sheen on the mic.😂

[@marijomutavdzic9813]

Humans: "we have top industry, top computers and top technology, we have power". Mother Nature: "ha, ha, ha, just a moment please....."

[@gurjobansingh2316]

Mother Nature: *lol that’s cute but I’ll show you real power*

[@JustHuntr]

Mother nature: ha ha ha, hold my beer please.

[@rp6699]

top my ass

[@didyouseethatshorts3504]

God. . .

[@didyouseethatshorts3504]

@@marijomutavdzic9813 the one real God of the Bible.

[@sparklemalarkleworld8220]

thanks yt for recomending i've been looking this for ages

[@terrieharless7608]

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[@jameskuhn8500]

The maps and graphics help visualize the vast range waves traveled. Some of the highest of the waves are impossible to comprehend. Nice job National Geographic 👍🏼

[@YouJustGotZackAttacked]

Me:thats a big wave!!!😮 Japan: Hold my drink🗣

[@matheusc.5416]

I don't know why youtube recommended me this, but I enjoyed

[@snnevergiveup]

You must be watching something like this very similar content that’s why KZbin send you this! Have a nice day🍀🗽🍀

[@TonyMontana-vu4rf]

@@snnevergiveup youtube keeps on showing me videos with measurements like feet, inches, rocks, stones, yards..... the algorithms used are quite bad, 97% of the people have no clue what that stuff is 😥

[@snnevergiveup]

@@TonyMontana-vu4rf 🤜🤛

[@rAvensBBr]

With this dude's voice, I keep listening for him to say, "Winning!" 🤣

[@robpratt5356]

I would have never thought that. But know that you did That's all I hear 👂

[@go-dog-go]

And he drinks on 'Tiger blood'.....Winning!!

[@123TauruZ321]

Very annoying voice.

[@contepili5382]

Good evening, the tsunami of 1958 in Alaska was seen and immediately by two fishermen father and son who told of its enormous size. Thanks for the nice video

[@kelleyjones9239]

I don't know about 58, i was told by a teaching instructor who as a child live through a tsunami in 1964, due to an earthquake.

[@jaquigreenlees]

There was a tsunami in Lituya Bay where people were present in 1958. 2 boats were at anchor in the bay. One was a father and son pair on a fishing trip. I saw a documentary where the son recounted the events, he and his dad survived. Their anchor chain snapped and their boat was carried out onto the Gulf of Alaska. The other boat didn't make it and were much closer to the head of the bay. The slopes along the bay had their tree coverage completely wiped off. Studies after the event showed this is a recurring event with several sets of trees of varying ages going up the hillsides, the oldest being highest on the hills.

[@jaquigreenlees]

found the video. and I was mistaken, 3 boats in the bay. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmfKg42eoqibrZI 11:34 long video about this event, from the voyages of Tony Fleming, founder of Fleming Yachts on "Venture" hull #1 of the Fleming 65

[@chasingthetwins7951]

I read about this in a book called The Wave by Susan Casey

[@lokendraannamunthodo7857]

Jacqui Greenlees.... I vividly remember seeing that documentary and hearing the son describe the event from his recollection. That wave sounded humungous. I really thought I alone knew of that incident. Be blessed.

[@christineparis5607]

I saw the documentary as well, and it was just incredible that they survived!

[@lizziesangi1602]

A few years back, on a beautiful island resort, there was a tsunami around Christmas time. Of the many pictures one showed a woman standing on the beach with this giant tsunami in front of her. Her hands on her hips, she just stood there - she knew she was going to die and didn't flinch an inch. Just stood there and then the tsunami enveloped her and she was gone. There's not been one article or word written on this woman, other than the picture which shows the devastating story. She was never identified, to my knowledge. But in watching this video, this woman deserves a few words! She faced her death right in the eye. Knowing there was no way to escape this, only God knows what she was thinking. You can't even speculate - was she just eyeing up this massive wave taking it all in, innately knowing she was going to die in a second and not thinking about death? Was there an, "Oh God, here it comes!"? In watching this, I just believe this woman deserves a few words and a prayer. Her body language seemed not to show a fear. Whoever you are, God bless you for your bravery in seeing and meeting your death. May perpetual light be shining upon you, in Heaven, with God and all His Heavenly Celestial Court. May you and all who have met their death to this watery grave, Rest In Peace. In JESUS' name 🙏❤

[@callmehkatie6375]

the boxing day one

[@ifiwereacar2705]

yes

[@lizziesangi1602]

@@callmehkatie6375 ? Is that what pigs do?

[@callmehkatie6375]

@@lizziesangi1602 ??

[@lizziesangi1602]

@@callmehkatie6375 The boxing day one, means what, please?

[@jg6579]

@4:16 You say said the footage is of Indonesia 2018. WRONG: The first 30 seconds of footage is from the Japan tsunami of 2011.

[@Aliciapaige777]

I am addicted to these videos,, lol

[@paulclarke7571]

Not to self: "Learn to hold my breath for 1hr. in 2021".

[@rp6699]

you must be great at bjs

[@lettywsol3542]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS DOCUMENTARY VIDEOS TO PUBLIC

[@Sunshinesniles]

yha tyty

[@angaeltartarrose6484]

..earthquake..landslide..& rose sea waves..even in lakes! Did you know the Great Lakes have an incredible number of sunken ships? I wanted to know why, & here it is.

[@CharlesRWJones]

12 was shot in Japan 2011!

[@kardo_6627]

Who got Charlie Sheen to narrate?! Awesome!!

[@iknow1270]

😁👍

[@jesseking8504]

That's just what I came to say lol

[@Teresa19781000]

Happy New year 💞 🙏

[@MrTwotimess]

Love this channel, thanks!

[@leosilvertown465]

Heyyy cool vid stay cool

[@carrinejones7545]

May, they all rest in peace 😇😇😇😇😇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️❤❤❤❤❤.

[@user-jh3rc5ty4j]

absolutely!!! omg that one went six miles inland. 😲

[@onlybosslion9267]

Rest In Peace. Those that lost their life. This is Horrible! I am so glad to live where I live. I am not excluded from this happening here, Not as likely. God Bless

[@rp6699]

there is no life after death idiot

[@onlybosslion9267]

@@rp6699 To Each his own.😳. By the way, God Bless you!

[@derk486]

@@rp6699 i dont believe in god or any sort of religion but it’s best to keep harmful opinions to yourself

[@Indrid__Cold]

I was born the month after Lituya Bay's tsunami. I have always had an instinctive fear of giant waves, and as a child, often woke my parents with screaming nightmares of giant waves. Years later, I'd go through hypnotic regression because the nightmares were troubling my wife. Apparently, I was one of the five who died in that event. Its just an anecdote, but I offer it for what it is.

[@joshuaking9416]

How did you write this if you died

[@monicacollins8289]

Did your nightmares subside after your hynotherapy? Did it help resolve your anxiety?

[@Indrid__Cold]

It helped me to understand it. I still have the fear, but it doesn't dominate my thoughts for days as it used to. The verification for me, that life goes on after death has been FAR MORE profound.

[@monicacollins8289]

@@Indrid__Cold thank you for replying. I'm glad you've been helped by your therapy.

[@rp6699]

yeah 1 prson here give a shyte about you

[@greengardengreen6666]

I’m quite surprised you haven’t mentioned the 1st November 1755 Lisbon Earthquake and Tsunami, which hot only destroyed Lisbon but the Tsunami buried half of the city of Cadiz in Southern Spain but the wave continues towards the straits of Gibraltar into the Mediterranean Sea.

[@MaritsView]

Yup that was a 500 meter tsunami. Terrifying!!

[@trevinormandy14520]

Maybe it’s about the 20th century or 21st century I mean because then we can start listing all the different things that have happened to the Earth since the beginning of time and we have a seven hour video

[@mercedesramosborrego5115]

TOTALMENTE CIERTO. ESTAN HACIENDO UN PROTOCOLO DE ACTUACION EN CASO DE.... TANTO EN CÁDIZ COMO EN HUELVA. LOS QUE VIVIMOS JUNTO AL MAR, YA MIRAMOS LAS ALTURAS DE LAS OLAS PARA SABER SI LA GRAN OLA TE ATRAPARÁ, SI ES QUE ESTÁSCEN TU CASA HABITUAL. CUANDO EL TSUNAMI DE JAPÓN, HABÍA CIERTA PARANOIA. RECUERDO IR POR UN PASEO MARÍTIMO Y TUVE QUE CAMBIAR DE CALLE, A UNA MAS ALTA. NO TENGO MIEDO. DEL AGUA VINE, Y AL AGUA VOLVERÍA. A SER POSIBLE EN UNA OLA TIPO REMOLINO. YA LO PROBÉ Y ERA UNA PAZ TREMENDA. ME ESTRELLÓ EN LA ORILLA Y VOLVÍ A LA REALIDAD.

[@robloxian_evilarmy7727]

Greenland: surrounded by snow and ice Iceland: surrounded by grass Now I'm confused

[@lilly7780]

Lol

[@juliewilson488]

What is it with any of this YOU find funny people diying

[@juliewilson488]

Dieing

[@mikimomo97]

It was a tactic used by vikings to preserve their find. No one would want to go to Iceland if the name implied ice. Vice versa for Greenland. No one has bothered to correct it though.

[@Johnny-lr5jt]

@@juliewilson488 Dying.

[@archsimpson4511]

I think the 1752 Portugal tsunami should have been mentioned. If you visit Lisbon today you will notice that at sea level there is no building older than 1752.

[@Sunshinesniles]

wow I didn't know about that ty ill chk that out

[@callmehkatie6375]

Main thing I think of when I watch these are stray dogs and homeless people... They have nowhere to go...nowhere to hide...All they can do is run...But its not enough...

[@AngeliqueKaga]

The magic word, with that dam...MONEY!

[@suzannepatterson307]

The Indonesia footage here is actually Japan

[@ryanbarker4422]

There's a volcano across the ocean from the east coast. If erupted a 700 foot wall of water.

[@thaomay17]

I remember as a 5th grader living in Missoula, Montana my mom and I was walking to store to buy valentine's card for school when piles of ashes was falling everywhere. My mom and I didn't know what it was and I remember it was as high as 3-5feet high , at the time we thought it was dirt ( my mom didn't speak English or little of it only ) years later as a teen I finally realized it was ashes from mt saint Helen .

[@mockingbird3099]

I lived in Oregon when Mt. Saint Helens erupted, about 200 miles away from the volcano, but the sticky ash that stuck to our vehicle parked in the driveway was less than 1/16th of an inch thick.

[@ellefields8878]

That’s what you remember Got a photo of that because it’s no where in historical record of that happening.

[@golfhax]

@@mockingbird3099 that's probably because you didn't live down wind of the volcano and montana was probably directly down wind. btw @may it was probably closer to 3-5 inches not 3-5 feet.

[@moemanncann895]

As an Albertan. Waterton Lakes National Park bordering Montana had a noticable layer of ash covering the whole area in June 1980, I was 19 . When we swung the golf club a puff of ash went in the air.

[@jerrylattimore9232]

I LIVED IN N.Y.C., I REMEMBERED 1 DAY I WOKE UP TO WASH UP & I FELT A RUMBLING & THE THINGS ON TOP OF MY DRESSER WAS JUMPING UP & DOWN. IT FELT LIKE A EARTHQUAKE. SOMETHING CAME ON THE NEWS ABOUT IT BUT I DIDN'T PAY IT NO MIND. YEARS LATER I FOUND OUT THE RUMBLING THAT I FELT WAS THE MT. SAINT HELEN ERUPTION. IT IS AMAZING THAT YOU WOULD FEEL AN ERUPTION FROM WASHINGTON, IN N.Y.C. ITS JUST INCREDIBLE THE FORCES THAT CAN BE UNLEASHED BY THIS PLANET. ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE.

[@graham2631]

Near the Krakatoa eruption was a ship. Then captain turned the vessel around and headed for the eruption he ordered both anchors to be dropped, had himself tied to the wheel ordered everyone below and rode it out. Apparently it was over a 150 feet high. They all survived.

[@moviemad56]

Nice story. Got any evidence? :)

[@mattsmith5421]

@@moviemad56 I don't know if it was 150 feet but yes it's documented in Krakatoa's eruption

[@coryshowinganutrigainbar5689]

Just watched the video Here it is: 13 minutes documentary kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZjEaJelpL2hZ7s

[@Puschit1]

Why would they drop both anchors when the plan was to ride the waves!?

[@JamesR_812]

@@Puschit1 I’d imagine so that they didn’t get swept with the wave, similar to how boats anchor themselves in coves when tropical storms blow through. The idea is to keep the anchor loose (so they can handle the wave height, but there in case they get too far).

[@leosilvertown465]

YOO nice vid

[@Auburngal03]

The Japan 2011 Tsunami was a lot bigger than the Greenland event. The estimates that the waves reached 38 to 40.5 meters high. That is about 125 feet. And was bigger than the 2004 boxing day tusnami and this was bigger than the Greenland event to, so I don't know if I'm a fan of this video because some of the details aren't totally accurate.

[@johnwatkins3883]

Yeah boxing day was about about 30 meters to 35 meters. Japan was definitely bigger.

[@Sunshinesniles]

I feel SO bad for those people and I pray they and there animals all pets and farm and all were saved 🙏🙏

[@leosilvertown465]

Hey I love your vids stay cool

[@BeeReports444]

To the 1 person reading this: *"Your* *cool* *and *adorable* *stay* *safe"?*

[@ashtonjohnson7405]

Aww thanks your amazing stay safe :)

[@eth4n12]

Stay safe

[@julieinnes5754]

Your amazing stay safe

[@staceyashleyjevon346]

Thank you for you kind comment, you are a legend and I hope you stay save too😁😁😁

[@guillaumehoughton4012]

Thx u to

[@dpflack1744]

I love all of the disasters movies dude lol.😂 keep up the great work ok Bud lol.

[@Just.on.swoop17]

true

[@davidbeckenbaugh9598]

@4:30 This is NOT the Indonesian tsunami, it is a bother view of the Japanese Tsunami you already mentioned. The evergreen/pine trees in the vid do not grow in Indonesia. The other very glaring error was at 11:35 in the vid the you stated the Unsen Tsunami was the result of tidal action. And, at the same time, you were saying it was caused by a landslide. Tsunamis are NOT TIDAL WAVES. Tidal waves (or tidal bores) are caused by tidal action and are rarely deadly because they are well known and everyone simply avoids them. it takes a really dumb person to be killed by a tidal wave. Otherwise, a nice collection...

[@jimaanders7527]

In ancient times, when I was a kid, these waves were called "tidal waves".. The Japanese word "tsunami" is more modern.

[@crystalchainz3419]

I noticed this too

[@nourih9420]

Yup . The roadside was too nicely done . Only present in Japan.

[@MountainFisher]

In the 1950s to 1970s tidal wave was the name for the Japanese word tsunami. I do not remember the use of the word once in the news during the 1964 Alaskan quake and its attendant tsunamis that hit Crescent City, California. We had family in Anchorage at the time and could not call them. It was watched as much as possible, but there were no 24 hour news channels then. We finally received a collect phone call from an Army base where my uncle and his family were being sheltered. Charges were accepted.

[@davidbeckenbaugh9598]

@@jimaanders7527 Actually, they were not. The COMMON name was 'tidal wave', but scientists and engineers have ALWAYS called them 'tsunamis' and have been arguing with media news sources, who were the source of the misnomer., seemingly forever. A tidal wave is EXACTLY that, a wave caused by the tides and are forecast with 100% accuracy. Also known as a 'tidal bore'.

[@random3647]

These waves are like 2020!!!!

[@defnotbigman]

Kinda

[@defnotbigman]

I live in the safest place in indonesia Bali thee are like 0 tsunamis here only volcanoes

[@star_ratatouilleyopdupont4321]

It is 2021

[@random3647]

@@star_ratatouilleyopdupont4321 Absolutely! And we're loving it so far.

[@star_ratatouilleyopdupont4321]

@@random3647 True

[@bakerwoman7597]

This is terrifying

[@jonkline709]

enjoyed the audio no needless small talk. thank you!

[@stephenhoward6829]

The correct term for displacement-waves formed by landslides is "Seiche". They are so severe because of the relatively shallow depth of the water that the landslide impacts, the ratio of displacement-mass to the volume of the body of water, and the nearness of an opposite shore. There is no room for any inverse-square loss or other attenuation.

[@aureliamasongsong1939]

plls brightened my cp

[@abbyh8678]

They are talking about the highest or largest waves....not about how many had passed ..the tsunami in Alaska was 1700 feet.....

[@kingcrown2285]

I'm new to this channel I just subscribed now and I love this channel it's so interesting and and full of facts and also I love discovery

[@onlybosslion9267]

They have a place in Anchorage, that hasn’t been touched since the earthquake of 1964. I lived in Alaska 7 years later. They called this place earthquake park. I have been to Seward and I am sure it’s nothing like it used to be. It’s a drive thru town, except for a gas station where you can buy sandwiches But I left in late 71 , who knows what it’s like now. It was a fishing port/ town. (Sleepy)

[@LisaAnderson-fe3uj]

Seward is a cruise ship Port now.

[@calzone4072]

Charlie Sheen is such a great narrator

[@cindywang8772]

Wow it’s so scary on earth 🌍

[@marcelinoramos4580]

Thank you

[@mrbeans2425]

Its incredible to me that our planet is basically like just another living thing.... always moving and shifting and breathing. and not just crawling, the earth shifted 160ft! thats incredible! and this one 8:40 is just amazing! the entire side of the mtn crumbles like dry sand... i ABSOLUTELY LOVE the lightning in Volcano Clouds!!!

[@redlion7134]

Sounds kinda like Charlie Sheen is narrating this🤣

[@Doodloper]

Who in heaven’s name is charly sheen?

[@wackypancakegaming7166]

@@Doodloper You’re obviously to young

[@twyztidbro3929]

Nah..doesn't sound so chemically confident. Not enough tiger blood :)

[@Doodloper]

@@twyztidbro3929 - Chemically confident!

[@heathenwolf4997]

@@wackypancakegaming7166 too*

[@rebekahjeanperry1686]

I feel so bad for these people...! They lose everything when this happens.. Yet they are so resilient and just start over again! I respect their tenacious ways!

[@cpcattin]

You mean like Democrats ?

[@_maripussy]

IN DECEMBER TWENTY SECOND?!? That's so sad, it was almost Christmas, and imagine the people that could have been out of their houses buying presents and decorations without knowing that there was a tsunami coming :(

[@loretta6971]

There were fishing boats at Latoya Bay, Alaska at the time. As far as I recall, a man and his son survived with their fishing boat. The others were lost to the tsunami…

[@wewinusa]

It's scary, I hope all is well with you

[@Aliciapaige777]

Wow, this video was amazing, certainly very frightening,,, I’m glad I don’t live near the water

[@adamsherif]

Great video thanks

[@IRONHEAD12701]

I watched a wave come across the bow of the U.S.S. Nimitz in the Pacific. It hit so hard, it seemed to stop that ship dead in the water. The XO was near me and started laughing as he watched me turn green from seasickness.🤣🤣🤣

[@katieakaloka1450]

The video is not from Indonesia. That video was another one of Japan 2011

[@crimsonreaper7945]

First clip: a wave 800 ft high. Me: alright you got my attention

[@cpcattin]

You had me at 200 feet.

[@senorlimpio2925]

The 2011 tsunami that hit japan reached a height of 40 metres in places , now i`m not the best at maths but even i know that`s higher than 33 feet!!

[@MaritsView]

The tsunami of Japan reached maximum height of 40.5 meters that's 132 feet. The tsunami of Indonesia also reached 40 meters in some places, absolutely terrifying.

[@kathryndomer2109]

Hello from New Jersey.

[@kyleejennifer2034]

I love this new video

[@littlewren5775]

i feel these landslides will only get worse with lose of lives,world is way over populated,in areas where land is rare they build up n up.earthquakes Tsunamis landslides will happen no doubt about it.our weather is changing ,mother earth is fighting back.people who suffer most are the poor.this video is brilliant,speed and height is frightening. good work producing this work. o will be watching out for more.

[@joehillary6981]

Good video and appreciated seeing footage I've never seen before. But photoshopping the height of waves in a couple of photos is totally unnecessary - you do not need to exaggerate what a tsunami looks like as people will believe it.

[@maryshoemaker1334]

Thanks for sharing your video🤗 love your channel 💯

[@kelcritcarroll]

I was almost out of highschool for the summer when mt st helen blew…..I live in west michigan and we had ash on cars a couple days after she blew, unreal!

[@zacharding291]

About 20,000 people died in the 2011 Japanese earthquake and tsunami, not 10,000. The tsunami caused about 90% of the fatalities, with the vast majority of those deaths resulting from drowning (as opposed to building collapse, trauma, etc.)

[@user619tlsdca5]

My elders from Vietnam said there use to be a great Kingdom off the Coast of the Indo Sea or where the vault meets up. The Kingdom sunk into the Sea in 7 days. Its where their legends of people flying with weapons of light and many Asian Countries have Soap Operas based on the legends.

[@user619tlsdca5]

@@Fact-Totem Its the thought of tech being developed before written history. For whatever tech there was, there all at bottom of sea of the descending continental plate by Mariana s Trench..

[@eileenruth9794]

I grew up on the Atlantic Ocean but maintained a genuine respect for the power of the water & land under pressure.

[@cpcattin]

Yes and Jeffrey Epstein.

[@rohaizamomar8046]

Krakatoa ( August 27,1883 ) it's the Powefull 🌋 Eruption In History!! 😣

[@MaritsView]

Yeah, that tsunami wave reached 150 meters in some places.

[@hidayati3411]

The guys whos talking is the guys that make simple history

[@nachtaktiv1]

...are you twice as good as a top ten channel?

[@jaycahow4667]

Their was really no choice to reuse the Vajont dam. The water was 700 feet deep behind it and when the mountain slid into the water it basically eliminated all the water. The water had to go somewhere and that is what caused the wave over the dam that flooded downstream. There was not much space left to hold water anymore....................

[@WarGhostsquad]

i bet it would be so trippy seeing that in real life like >.>

[@angiekrajewski6419]

Money money money money...what will money do when thousands of people dies because of what men thinks the cost of..... life means not worth compared of money ..!!! Those people are not suppose to be the ones to take decisions...they are irresponsable!!!!

[@dwaynewhite1669]

Let’s get this straight. At the beginning of the video; you called them tidal waves. What you are describing are not tidal waves. It’s tsunamis. A tidal wave is the bulge created by the gravitational pull of the moon. A tsunami occurs when a body of water is disrupted by something.

[@MountainFisher]

Here in the US they were referred to as tidal waves until the late 1970s. Tsunami is a later word of Japanese origin meaning 'harbor wave' and didn't have wide use in the West until the 1970s. I went to college in late 60s-early 70s and even there it wasn't used. I guess they were waiting for the WWII veterans to die off before pushing the word off on our society in general. They could have used Norwegian flodbølge instead.

[@snoringdogstudios]

For the Number 1 spot there was a boat in the bay at the time of the wave. I watched an interview with the father and son that were on their boat!

[@beverleypierce1180]

great explanation of water waves

[@Livinglife595]

He said tsunamis are not very common but I think they are pretty common.

[@estherpena-nicholas5283]

Enough for a whole video

[@jeroen9827]

thank you Charlie

[@zhangmike4852]

500m, this is called insane. so curious to see one.

[@cpcattin]

Nobody you will ever meet will see one.

[@geovannyferrera5430]

I am from WA and I did not know about Mt. Helen 🙃

[@cpcattin]

Have you heard about the bridge I have for sale?

[@kathygrieco1572]

The photos are so amazing!

[@rp6699]

also fake

[@markusbird1117]

i love how your channel name is top fives but the thumbnail says 15

[@mariohuezo394]

Todo vien ato do dar gracias

[@AnnaHerrick]

Yup in Hawaii we called them tidal waves! I lived in Honolulu for four years! The beautiful years of my life!

[@rolandstolt2584]

❤😅😂😊

[@MountainFisher]

Here in the US they were referred to as tidal waves until the late 1970s. Tsunami is a later word of Japanese origin meaning 'harbor wave' and didn't have wide use in the West until the 1970s. I went to college in late 60s-early 70s and even there it wasn't used. I guess they were waiting for the WWII veterans to die off before pushing the word off on our society in general. They could have used Norwegian flodbølge instead I suppose.

[@deningman]

Tidal Waves...!!!! Don't you mean Tsunami....!!! My first and last vist.

[@mikesahle1193]

Thank you for great video with happy New year word.Great information nice picture, till then keep smiling with lol politely and safely thumbs up

[@cathlgeorg]

Information stated regarding the eruption of Mt. St. Helens is incorrect. So much so, it is offensive. If you are going to use these events, at least research and report accurate information.

[@lukemallinson9766]

Pretty sure the entire video is like that.