5 Massive Waves Caught On Camera

5 Monster Waves Caught On Camera
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[@Underworld5s]

So clearly we missed the mark on this one. The reason is it was extremely difficult finding clips that fit the topic, and were copyright free/licensable. I emailed multiple different channels asking to license their footage to no avail. Finally, I was able to put together a list of 5 and honestly, was pretty pleased with it. I thought, and still think, these videos are pretty dope and the waves pretty damn big, but clearly that's not the general consensus. I have already begun work on a new video, and am taking far more time sourcing clips. I hope to make up for disappointing! Thank you!

[@poutinedream5066]

Oh, I suspect there would be more appreciation for these waves if we were watching them from the ship and not from our living rooms 🤣. Anyway, I like how you handled it. This is my first time seeing your channel and I'm subbing 👍

[@thetigerstripes]

Good video.....I liked it. Keep going....

[@kaos33633]

In 2015 I was on a 2 week southern Caribbean which left out of New York. On the way back we where in a storm trying to race back due to a medical emergency. The displays where reading 25+ feet. Waves breaking off the side of the cruise ship and throwing the furniture on the top Ledo deck. It was kinda terrifying. I drank through hoping for the best but still terrifying

[@timturner7772]

if you know you dont have the footage then dont post the video. look at the southern ocean. 150ft waves are common. thinking 15ft is big is showing you are uneducated

[@Lex60]

I think we kinda expected more footage of giant waves causing mayhem. I know the next video will be better!

[@australianjames1114]

The nuclear wave was the only one I would call monster, the others were just another day on the sea

[@alanb8696]

Agreed. Watch deadliest catch about crab fishing in the Bering sea. Propper waves and bad sea conditions

[@trever9143]

@@alanb8696 link?

[@kuhaku9587]

You should look for what they call " Rogue waves ". They can brink down massive ships, some still go missing even today.

[@derk486]

@Varangian Guard So the Nuka Arctica is a small vessel?

[@derk486]

@Varangian Guard "idout" ahahahaha

[@williammccoy7127]

Wel as a sailor for 43 Years I didn’t see anything exceptional in this video. Just one other day at sea.

[@not_yet_nifter-6423]

Im no sailer but I jave been out on fishing boats in 30ft seas. Not really as bad as people make it out to be but I can see why they are afraid.

[@billyboots3730]

Great lakes sailor for 3 years now, we often come out into the gulf of St. Lawrence / eastern seaboard. Honestly, I love these conditions, its eerily fun

[@not_yet_nifter-6423]

@@billyboots3730 yeah boy! 👍

[@Ghaval]

As a sailor I saw some good sleep

[@chrismifflin3862]

True That.

[@philipjones0630]

“Those aren’t mountains…”

[@sub4you282]

Interstellar

[@plasma443]

“Those are waves!!”

[@darthrevan4251]

Interstellar flashbacks*

[@Whateveryousaypal]

“After all, these battleships are built to withstand bullets and bombs” Well it doesn’t take a genius to think a battleship will survive a bullet

[@calvinmiller3138]

I’d hope not

[@ravenlord4]

Those were not monster waves. Monster waves (rogue waves, freak waves), especially in storms, are more like 20-30m (70 -100ft) tall, not 5m. More precisely, they are defined as waves whose height is more than twice the significant wave height, or twice the mean of the largest third of waves in a given sea state. What we have here instead is "5 examples of some typically rough seas caught on camera". Or as my grandfather would say, "5m waves? Back in my day we called that Tuesday". Calling this footage "monster waves" is like calling dust devils "tornadoes" :(

[@Underworld5s]

It was so difficult finding footage to license. I would still consider these monster waves personally, especially considering no real footage of a rogue wave exists. Just my opinion. If I could simply use any footage I wanted, you could bet the video would feature more rare-exclusive clips, but that is not the case.

[@Definitely.Not.Shia.LaBeouf]

@@Underworld5s this video was fantastic, you did great about not showing us videos we’ve seen a million times.

[@ravenlord4]

@@Underworld5s My issue isn't with the footage -- it's fine, and I enjoyed it. My issue is with the click-bait title. Now, say "5 encounters with treacherous 9or incredible) waves caught on camera" would have been spot on and probably would have gotten you the same engagement. But a monster wave isn't an opinion -- it is a clearly defined scientific, mathematical, and meteorological phenomenon. If you slap that in the title, then you need to deliver. I get that this is an entertainment channel. But with just a little more vetting this could become a serious and classic educational channel as well. Your content and delivery are always top notch. Just be a little more careful with the titles so that professionals can share all of your videos too, and not just laymen :)

[@jaquigreenlees]

@@Underworld5s You wouldn't get a license for it but in a Deadliest Catch episode They caught a rogue wave hitting the Northwestern.

[@luminyam6145]

I work in a rehab hospital and most of our patients are elderly. I had a patient who was a deep sea professional fisherman. He had severe ptsd and terrible nightmares. We put it in his care plan, that if we saw him having a nightmare to wake him up, he really appreciated it. He told me he had seen things that were just insanely terrifying at sea.

[@johltys_7437]

My grandfather always tells me a story about how when he was in the navy he had to take the destroyer (I think) through 30 foot waves

[@RoadhouseDeluxe]

Yeah, I’ve been across the Atlantic in a hurricane, seen some 30 footers out there a few times. Pretty sketchy sometimes.

[@cwazyballz]

Bruh how do boats even surface after getting hit by those with that’s insanity

[@rollingstorm4856]

That’s why my anxiety don’t let me go on a ship

[@billyboots3730]

@@cwazyballz Rough seas like that are the reason ships must be water tight, and all vents closed or plugged when in rough seas

[@davidford9010]

My dad was in the Navy w2 he said they opened up the door during a storm and saw a wall of water and the captain yelled close that door. He was on the Stormes 780

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

The sea is both magnificently beautiful and horrifyingly scary at the same time

[@kealahau6727]

Yep...just like my wife....(don t tell her I said that )

[@Messibetter1223]

@@kealahau6727 ima tell her

[@SueMead]

@@kealahau6727 Is that not part of her beauty? The oceans, I mean. Your wife? Meh...

[@mp40submachinegun81]

Basically sums up my experience with women.

[@romz90]

Respect the ocean and the ocean will respect you

[@darthnexus9570]

My hat is off to these people that do that kind of work... I would be forever sea sick...

[@TheReviewQueen82]

Same here

[@kennethrobinson5622]

Was in the navy and got tossed in a cat4 of the coast of Bermuda. Walking around the ship, you would be walking on the bulkhead. You had to strap into your bunk or you were falling out

[@arock4164]

My dad works in the trucking business and they work closely with containers and piers and they once had a container that was completely crushed and crumpled up like someone had smashed it like a can the ship had been hit with an 79ft wave.

[@shadowknows5750]

Mother Nature controls all.

[@Palestine-767]

No god control's all

[@Notimp0rtant523]

I gave this a thumbs up because the title is very reasonable. These are, in fact, five massive waves, and they were indeed caught on camera.

[@Drifting_am]

I gave your comment a thumbs up because it indeed was something I agreed with. That is, in fact, one accurate comment sir.

[@donnebes9421]

This guy narrating should go to work for the msm. He’s great at sensationalizing the trivial details and deciding how “scared” people are without ever talking to them.

[@11kungfu11]

Dont forget what the crew go threw during these, not just the captain lol

[@brainwashingdetergent4322]

I wonder how many animals died from the underwater nukes tests, and at what range did the shockwave maintain its deadly force?

[@sayuncle4734]

im a merchant seaman these waves in this video are baby waves, I routinely experience really big waves largest that I recall were average between 72-86ft waves during a 13hr period.! while more often almost every month a few days we come across waves that average between 25-35ft with surges of 35-45ft

[@VNV67]

In 1966 I was on a Troop Ship heading to Europe (England) and we had to go via the North Atlantic and out from New York. And let me tell you that I will never do that again. Some damn big waves and cold, co cold and rough you could not step out and get a breath of fresh air.... Like I said, "NEVER AGAIN"

[@billbillson3129]

(Former) Sailor here - A quick and easy way for estimating the seas when in them or being told about them is to use a basketball goal as reference. We all know what 10' looks like because of it, and it certainly helps when discussing lengths/heights. Nile crocodile - 2 basketball goals. 15' waves? Basketball goal and a half. =) Thx for sharing!

[@andrewwetzel6036]

Now, for some really big waves, you can watch shows like "Deadliest Catch" and see waves taller than small ships.

[@sassykaren7587]

I’m really surprised that you didn’t use some of the rogue wave clips that I’ve seen before.

[@Definitely.Not.Shia.LaBeouf]

Right, I see so much reused content when looking for natural disasters and bad weather.

[@sassykaren7587]

@@Definitely.Not.Shia.LaBeouf I know exactly what you mean. I really thought that they might have had clips from the crab fishing up around Alaska, like the Deadliest Catch. I have seen a lot of rogue waves on that show, and they are even scarier than the waves in this video.

[@kiwidiesel]

Or the clips of the aircraft carriers that had their bow smashed off during WW2 or even the antarctic expedition voyage conducted by is navy after the war, half the fleet got smashed.

[@QuestionEverythingLookDeeper]

Wave goodbye to any other videos from this guy

[@kiwidiesel]

@@QuestionEverythingLookDeeper lol thats funny.

[@DBuckyBoy]

The trouble is with these kind of vids, there's no size comparison

[@garmancathotmailcom]

The trouble is the false clickbait title.

[@brandon1321]

That’s 15 minutes of my life I’ll never get back

[@V8HiluxZX6R]

Those big containers we see on roads look like micro lego when stacked up on ships and it always baffles me how a significant portion of them don't end up in the sea on each journey.

[@DL-cd7ew]

My behind puckered up watching this

[@dundonrl]

20+ years in the US Navy, 13 years of that stationed onboard 3 different ships. Sailed through Super Typhoon Zelda while on the USS Essex LHD-2, we were taking 19 degree rolls, and the smaller (20,000 ton) amphibs with us were rolling 40 degrees to each side. The other time that comes to mind was off the Oregon coast about 50 miles on the USS Momsen DDG-92, headed from Everett Washington to San Diego CA. The 5" gun would be buried by seas sweeping over the bow and heavy spray was hitting the bridge. (and that's the only time that I was ever sea sick)!

[@jaffy4042]

people are mad that the waves wasn’t that big, but atleast he gave us some backstory and it was a well made video. Good job it was an awsome video and i appreciate the time and effort

[@MR2Davjohn]

While at sea I witnessed green water splashing over the bow of our ship. When I say green water, I'm not talking about wave crests, as in white water agitated spray. What I mean is that we were dipping into the sea itself, under the wave tops. The main deck at the bow was about 30 feet above sea level.

[@christineparis5607]

That is so terrifying!!!

[@christineparis5607]

Was it a big storm?

[@jaquigreenlees]

And the call when that happens to warn the entire crew: GREEN ON DECK The ship is gonna shudder, wallow and act like a pig until the water clears. The crew need to double and triple check all watertight doors as well as for any possible water ingress. Though they would be doing those checks anyway during heavy weather, a case of better safe than sorry.

[@jssomewhere6740]

@@jaquigreenlees Green spray was the term I've always heard yours is a new version first time I've heard it termed that way.

[@jaquigreenlees]

@@jssomewhere6740 Likely the specific phrasing is regional, I heard the green on deck on a deadliest catch episode, which would make it a Pacific Northwest phrasing. ( where I also live )

[@SailingKaiser]

As a sailor by trade, some of these "massive" waves are dime a dozen to us in the North Sea. I've been at sea in 20 meter waves, which ended with the other crew having to go into drydock for repairs after the crew change. And the ship in Brazil wouldn't have gotten any water into the superstructure, as there are watertight doors on every deck.

[@timothykappel198]

Why'd the boat have to go to dry dock? As long as your not running in the bad weather you should be fine. Most of the time when the anchor doesn't hold you run weather patterns. Your pretty much idling around just riding the waves not crashing into them.

[@SailingKaiser]

@@timothykappel198 We were standby for an oil rig, so no anchor for us. We got hit by a rogue wave, which gave us a pretty big dent in the bow. We also can't go anywhere when we're standby, so like the rigs, we're stuck in the storm.

[@loganwc99]

These are the worst storms in the world: Vikings in a long ship. “Hold my ale”

[@SkreetSoccer]

Such underwhelming footage showcased in this video. I've seen plenty larger waves than these in other videos

[@miguelanon2357]

That’s like saying “I’ll kick your a$$...at Nintendo!”

[@dronesceneni]

As a fisherman I can easily say number 1 does not deserve its spot.

[@MrKveite1]

Tbh none of them are monster waves. 60 feet and up towards 90 feet are monster waves.

[@solomonsandler5258]

You did miss the mark on this one. I came down here to say I didn’t like this one but you put it better than I could have.

[@Utogaro]

"Literal combat ship" LOL while not wrong, it is a Littoral.

[@lavender2293]

He was actually calling it the “Littoral”... if he weren’t it would have gone “A literal combat ship” instead of *”the* literal combat ship”.

[@zinc365]

New deckhands come on board and say "I want to go play in the big waves!", captain and I look at each other and tell him "you don't want to go play in the big waves."

[@jssomewhere6740]

#5 was high seas 15 foot seas are not fun, however they were consistent not Rogue. As far as I know a Rogue wave is a single or maybe a group of waves that are much larger than the rest of the swells on the sea that day.

[@petesmith9472]

In a massive sea there’s nothing safer than a naval vessel. The power of the sea is measured in tens of thousands of tonnes.

[@chrismifflin3862]

Obviously done by a person who has never seen or had to deal with actual monster wave.

[@1uhbuvall967]

If only I had footage of my 6yrs at sea with the USN

[@whakaoriori9366]

See any sea curvature 🤣?

[@ragnapodewski4694]

Can nobody stop the admirality playing funny games with the lives of young sailours?

[@stupidthefish4981]

I’ve seen many Rogue Waves on camera in Deadliest Catch; the smallest they come is about 50 feet high

[@mejoe247]

Less talk, more waves.

[@dalewyatt1321]

10 minutes of my time I will never get back. This was nothing.

[@richardzahn2595]

this guy just took other people’s clips and filled in some bullshit dialogue and hit the 10 minute mark

[@mikey8043]

Seriously lol

[@Wyonsvd]

Thanks for the heads up, I’m only 1:30 in

[@MrBillFold]

Make yourself happier by eating a huge bowl of ice cream.

[@blindarchershaunhenderson3769]

Winter storms in the the North sea between Norway and the United regularly seawaves over 100 feet in height

[@thomasnaas2813]

If you've never been humbled by the sea you have never been on it.

[@jroar123]

The largest waves I’ve seen were in the Adriatic just off of Venice Italy. I was onboard the “Nordnorge” cruise ship while working on the AdriaticLNG project. When conditions got bad we had to board the ship from the gravity Based Structure (GBS) to either ride it out or head to port. We easily saw 60 foot swells white-capping from all directions. We were in the washing machine and had to head to port.

[@christophermcclain2181]

Lol I wish I had videos of my time in the navy, 35 to 40 ft seas crossing the Atlantic in an OHP class FFG, some of the best sleep I have ever had lol stuff your boots under the mattress in your rack to keep from rolling out good times

[@MrBillFold]

When this is happening, do people remain standing up or sit down? Just curious.

[@christophermcclain2181]

@@MrBillFold you do the best you can lol i caught air many times lol many of us went to the focsle (front of ship) (inside) and time it just right you can catch a lot of air. I was in the CIC(combat information center) we had seat belts at our stations. Keeping your food tray on the table was fun lol. I really do miss it, best sleep I have ever had.

[@dundonrl]

@@MrBillFold You continue working, just being careful where and how you walk.

[@F74D3N8r0T]

kinda nice to see but not as monstrous as I thought them to be actually.

[@mp40submachinegun81]

Either the camera is minimizing them or these arent that big, ive been in far worse than these look like in the bering strait. To the point of waves coming up over the bow and not just splashes. The show deadliest catch has shown quite a few good size bering straight waves. These videos could be taken on exceptionally large boats throwing off perception and the ammount of movement however.

[@shawlewis6492]

"Does Anyone Know Where The Love Of God Goes When The Waves Turn The Minutes To Hours"

[@ossiemac]

'The searchers all say they'd have made Whitefish Bay, If they'd put 15 more miles behind her'

[@shawlewis6492]

@@ossiemac "They Might Have Split Up Or They Might Have Capsized, They May Have Broke Deep And Took Water"

[@dlamb2840]

But. All that remains are the faces and the names of their wives and their sons and their daughters!!

[@hairy1harry1]

6 years in the Navy and I'm not the least bit impressed .

[@madgary5827]

I like this video very much. Thank you

[@walterburger5281]

If not for the experience of the fearless crew, the Minnow would be lost!

[@dan4345]

The Minnow was lost. Only Ginger remains. Was a dopey, but classic show.

[@AB-rm5wh]

I once visited Adaman and Nicobar Islands which are in Indian ocean and we boarded a ship to travel to other Island but we had no idea what was going on that they shifted the boarding time 1hr before the actual so we just went and it was fully packed ship all 3 floors were filled with people and the weather was quite normal and it was evening and it started getting darker so we just went to the top of deck and clicked photos and all and all of a sudden a huge wave hit the ship and the wave took the lens cover and there was announcement that everyone should stay inside those waves were same size as the ferry I thought we will never reach land but everything was okay and at last the Capitan told us that it was high tide because it was a full moon night

[@MultiChaoticus]

Let's talk about those 2½ mile high waves that flash froze in Antarctica. Must have been due to the previous pole shift.

[@jimshaw2466]

when I was younger I was a seaman on the Braemar Castle, will on lookout duty up in the nest we ran into a hurricane and we had waves higher than the bridge I was in that nest for three days because I could not come down

[@lawrencejones5640]

I don't consider myself a sailor, but I've done a fair bit of it. I've sailed vessels much smaller in similar swells and that just looks like what the sea does. None of this footage shows a rogue wave, and that is one of the most terrifying things I'll ever see.

[@bertram_oredrock]

In the late 70s, coming across the North Sea from a Nato Cruise. 40 foot swells caused our US Navy Ship to turn almost completely on it's side. The deck became a bulkhead many times over several hours. One of only a couple times I've ever been seasick.

[@imalwaysjusticew4679]

That's nothing compared to square waves.

[@johnrothstein4246]

The sines portent otherwise

[@Most_Dangerous]

WOW!

[@twolak1972]

All these are big but IMAGINE the 2 45 footers that sank the Edmund Fitzgerald in 75. The pilothouse of the Fitz was 37 feet above the surface and you would have to look Up at the oncoming wave to see its Crest. GOD ALMIGHTY THOSE MEN SAILED INTO HELL THAT NIGHT. HOPE THE END ESS QUICK.

[@chalorodriguez3317]

The two things that scare the shit outta me. The ocean. One we don't really know how deep the ocean is and don't know what creatures lay beneath. And outer space. We have only traveled but so far. Into the infinite abyss.. Nice download though thanks .

[@andrewrivera4029]

Proud land lover!

[@charlestellis7021]

Been there, seen it and done it!

[@greglarson4253]

I've fished on a 48ft boat in 15ft waves and there is a huge difference between steep waves and rolling waves of that size.

[@tsimmons4730]

Going across the tip of South Africa from the Indian Ocean to the Atlanta Ocean we ran into a storm. The captain said they were 7.5 meters high and 75 mph winds for 4 days.

[@zdmoneyzoe6183]

In June 2010 Ah yes the winter months

[@jeremyellingsen6715]

I’ve been in 10 foot breakers in a 30foot speed boat it was quite unnerving.

[@racegraff5961]

Yeah but breakers are way sketchier then unbroken waves was out the other day in like 15-20ft and the only scary part was the 7footer that almost broke of the boat while leaving the channel.

[@stevegrav85]

.....well i feel slightly duped...haha

[@Norse-Viking]

This is just sad to see, when i was in the Navy in Norway, and was sailing in the northsea, 4-5m waves was commen, not a fun ride bty any meens, but 8-10m is waaaay bigger remember the first time i saw one, the boat i was on was a fregat, and was 100m long and 1500 tons. After going over a wave, the hole boat was under all the waves, we just saw water all around us, like walls. and then it cut though the next one, experiance of a lifetime, but was scary too.

[@quovadis5172]

No big waves. You can skip this. You are welcome.

[@pjmarkert1]

I spent 2 years on a USCG Lightship at Nantucket Shoals and this video is nothing. We rode out the nor'easter of 76 in a 128 foot ship with winds hitting 120 knots and waves of 50 feet. We dragged our 7000 pound mushroom anchor 12 miles off station and it was a pretty rough ride that night.

[@chuckselvage3157]

I've been on a 30 ft trawler off the Australian continental shelf. That's rough.

[@lildarrdarr_16]

Those waves remind me of Tsunamis

[@theartofmgtow4204]

I miss being a commercial fisherman

[@osheaadams2190]

YOU CANT TELL ME THERE AINT NOTHING BIGGER THAN WHALES IN THE OCEAN LMAO

[@tranceman9670]

Worked on prawn trawlers for a while. We got hit by a rouge wave nearly knocked myself & skipper off the boat as we were sorting prawns at the tray. Crazy scary.

[@chrismccabe1795]

99% of people will never get on a boat? i wonder where he gets his stats...

[@cr3amy479]

😂

[@harryhenrygebel3506]

Right, I'm pretty sure that very close to 100% of people I know have been on a boat, with the only exceptions being the very young and people with phobias that prevent it. Even if I lived inland, I'm pretty sure it would be quite a bit higher than 1%.

[@K9vidar]

I mean Why would the Ocean wave at me..

[@barryrudge1576]

Sorry I seem to have missed any 'massive' waves just the atomic explosion wave was the only one I saw

[@nahomayalew7830]

Water is BEAUTIFUL....

[@kevinguitron1534]

Flight reacts needs to get on this

[@williamlee7672]

I got motion sickness just watching the video. Those were rough waves.

[@vonn4017]

thats what i need. a radiative steam barth

[@serwalkerofthekeynes8761]

I'm quite happy, that at 30yrs old, iv been on a plane, boat, and the euro tunnel.. Just need to crack the upper atmosphere, and I'm good.

[@Predator27007]

Key here is 'why'. For research, true rogue or freak waves (not just large waves/rough seas) need to be filmed and all sea going ships would benefit from continual filming. Otherwise, posting on VT a collection of ordinary vids serves no purpose, whoever posts them.

[@oneindapink]

Watch the wife jump in the bath…….and we have a winner.

[@euriekun9420]

Him: There is one place on earth that gets hit with this huge storms more than anywhere else on earth, CHINA. The Philippines: B*TCH PLEASE.

[@flynnwhite2751]

Could literally look up biggest waves and not a single one on this video would be there

[@wayupnorth1973]

Does anyone know where the love of god goes when the waves turn the minutes to hours...

[@poutinedream5066]

The Wahine!

[@kimberlyb5512]

I was expecting to see some monstrous waves, but I didn’t 👀 They need to change the title of this vid

[@mellojello13]

your background music sounds like rock bottom in spongebob

[@gdog4323]

This isn't monster waves... its ships at sea. Normal sea conditions for these ships.

[@bryannikola1340]

Which body of water has the most unruly and consistently large swells?

[@billmurray8252]

*We are not made for the sea*

[@TheFugg]

most of the natural waves in this video are only sea states 2, maybe 3. On a chart rating that goes up to 5 all of the ones shown except the nuclear test are all literally moderate waves and are the most common experienced. none can be considered "massive" There is another sea state chart that goes to 9, but that is just more detail. the charts we used were more simplified so you can easily tell the approximate sea state with doing no measurements and only using your eyes to guesstimate

[@philipkaufmannswegmuffin3436]

Super am gusta

[@Yamashitafreak]

Regarding the 2. Video. If the crew leave doors or windows open in these kind of conditions they must be truly stupid. Especially if the stern wall is so low.

[@brimstonehd]

It’s a tug boat. It’s designed to tow, which is why it has a low deck on the rear. Not only that, it’s an ocean going tug so she is built to handle water like that.

[@willbernhardt4163]

Don’t get me wrong, this was a neat video, but I’ve surfed waves larger than some of the ones featured in this video…

[@ryan-w]

You need to change the title...a few normal waves

[@FlakJacketActual]

Can we point out how bad rough seas are for the captain………. Are 100x worse for the deck crew or the security detachment……especially when outside….