7 True Scary BEACH Horror Stories

[@smackedinthejaw]

"Mommy, there's a pack of wild dogs running towards us. They are the size of ponies and mainly muscle, are foaming at the mouth and have blood dripping from their 3 inch fangs." "Don't worry darling, just don't pet them too hard."

[@segainfinitemm]

As a guy with a healthy level of fear of the ocean, it's unreal to me how unaware people are of the many ways the ocean can and will kill you.

[@KittyKat-vb1nd]

Human stupidity is endless.

[@NutsNBolts-fv9kx]

Doge Narukami

[@emilyauld8622]

I'm Australian. I never touch anything in the ocean. Plant, animal, nothing. Washed up on the beach? Nup not touching it. I treat everything unknown as if it can and will kill me. Edit. Come to think of it, I do that in the bush too.

[@Griffalcon]

me being australian and listening to the aussie beach story and going 'oh noo' as soon as it mentions octopus.

[@jennyrose9454]

Lemme guess blue ringed??

[@Griffalcon]

@@jennyrose9454 yep lol

[@NK-dk5jg]

As soon as it said blue rings I'm like PUT IT DOOOOWN!! Not Aussie though

[@melissalayson7275]

@@NK-dk5jg I'm American and as soon it tiny octopus with blue rings, I said "Oh No". I've read about Blue Ringed Octopus and I know how deadly it is.

[@joanneahern7191]

When he said rock pool I’m like ‘oh hell no’ , funnily enough as a 36 year old Aussie I’ve never actually seen a blue ringed octopus 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@TheOrigionalTurtle]

The octopus story, is the first horror story I've heard that actually made my eyes fly open when I was half asleep. As soon as I heard "tiny octopus" I knew

[@batty3897]

Right

[@tablescissors]

It has enough venom to kill NINE full grown men, we aren't even sure why evolution created such a thing. So. I'm not understanding how she is still alive at all or how doctors would know what anti-venom to give her, if it existed.

[@helema23]

me too they are cute but i wouldnt pet one.

[@helema23]

@@tablescissors umm hes a tiny cute snack sized octopus in a land that is full of predators.....

[@taniamcphelim6900]

I have actually seen this story about a lady picked one up and thought how cute it was. Then realised it was venomous and she had to go hospital, l just can’t remember where and when l seen it, maybe on the news as l do live in Australia. I know it happened not long ago l know the lady lived. And the blue ring octopus.

[@NightEyeStudio1995]

A good reminder that a wolf won’t eat a human or even attack them unless provoked, but a wild dog definitely will and they don’t discriminate.

[@tablescissors]

THIS I always remember an episode of Northern Exposure where Ed said, in response to fear of howling, "Wolves don't eat people, it's bears you have to worry about".

[@poisontribal9909]

“The dogs just wanted to play but a get a little rough” *facepalm throughout number 3*

[@juliasucksatstuff1752]

That person in the second story is extremely lucky to be alive...

[@mrsoul6825]

All the people taking pictures with them are also lucky to be alive

[@kalvinlabuik3366]

Yes most die after getting bit by a blue ring

[@corinacerbu8266]

@C K The answer is: Everything.

[@neilsaeroadventures1116]

Ur cat is adorable 😍

[@juliasucksatstuff1752]

@@neilsaeroadventures1116 Thanks

[@Gladuos1]

As a lifeguard listening to story 4... "Is this an Australian thing? The lifeguard can just tell you to get out for a swim break?" -_- It's an everywhere thing.

[@shaneaccented9682]

I was so annoyed with that entitled person.

[@itsybitsyblondie457]

That’s exactly what I was thinking 💀

[@MistyEry]

I was going to say.....I immediately thought “ this is a universal thing dumb dumb. 🙄 “ and it really should be common sense. Wether you are at the pool, lake or ocean. I was in Hawaii when we had a life guard sound the alarm and immediately we worked our way up to the beach. Suddenly 20 steps towards the beach, a long dark shadow passed two feet beside me and I just froze. The water was still shallow. 😂 All of a sudden, up popped a large seal. He just wanted to take a sand nap and rest up. Scared the crap out of me but the lifeguard wanted beach goers to give him some space.

[@dpie]

Agreed. But I did laugh when I heard how he described walking on water. 😆

[@mrtoto9749]

Ikr so stupid lmao

[@hayasheeeesh]

The fact that some people go to the beach without educating themselves about rip currents is the real horror story.

[@kawaiiphase7829]

Imagine going to Australia where it's international basic knowledge that they have plenty of dangerous wildlife. You just swim and ignore everyone getting out of the water after sirens going off multiple times.

[@MK_90X]

What makes me frustrated listening to the wild dog story is how the parents chose to soften things to the kids so they never even understood the danger. If something is dangerous, say it is! It does not damage a child. A 6 year old will understand. You don't need to lie to your kids if it's going to potentially save their lives.

[@valkyr_]

This. That woman did her child a huge disservice by not stressing to her to NOT go up to random dogs especially knowing that they were strays -- and nearly got her kid/herself mauled in the process then had the nerve to act like she was so brave to save her child when it was her own negligence that got them in that situation in the first place. Even if it isn't feral; don't just wander up to random dogs.🤦🏻‍♀️

[@nozomi02]

Exactly this. And not only that but to just close your eyes and sunbathe while your 6 year old is that close to the water AND random wild dogs? No thanks

[@Oatmilk345]

@@nozomi02 frrr I was thinking that, how could she not watch her child in a foreign country known to have possibly aggressive and infected dogs?!!

[@nozomi02]

@@Oatmilk345 exactly! It's not a 'dont be afraid of taking your kids on exotic vacation because of things' it's 'dont take your kids on vacation when you don't intend to watch them'

[@wraithyoshidj6702]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@MorbidKat]

Was anyone else immediately irritated with the vacationing neglectful mom?? First of all, don't freaking nap while your kids are swimming in or playing by a freaking ocean! Secondly, always be cautious with any kind of stray dog approaching you or YOUR CHILD! Oh, two or three of the cute little doggies show up....drifting back to sleep is a great idea. NO!! It shouldn't have gotten to the point it even got to!! My God! Some people have excellent parental instincts, some people have regular survival instincts that can definitely suffice to be basic parental instincts....some people have children and HAVE NONE OF THE ABOVE!! Edit: the more I think on it the angrier I get! And I don't get actually mad easily (I'm just irritated usually or disappointed) but if this mom happens upon the comments somehow in the KZbin universe....you are not a super mom for your "display", you could have prevented trauma to yourself and your child but you were too thoughtless and lazy to do so. I really hope you've gotten better since the incident for your child's sake.

[@shaer3056]

I became so annoyed I literally woke up from drifting off because I was too irritated from the story. So incredibly annoying.

[@no_peace]

It's creative writing

[@PunmasterSTP]

Bad parent stories are some of the most irritating to me in general!

[@RoseBud76]

Why didn't she explain the danger? Why was she closing her eyes? The child was 6 years old. Eyes need to be on the child at all times! She could have rested in the hotel room.

[@CDM65]

I’ve often wondered how people can live where they can get attacked by bears but then realise that I live in Australia where a lot of the things that can kill you are smaller than your hand. The octopus story sent chills through me.

[@MistyEry]

I live in Canada. I feel fairly lucky but I have lived in a small town within the Rockies as a small child. Sadly there was a lady we Knew that was stalked and killed by a cougar. We’ve had a demented moose wander into our yard. Luckily I never same across a bear unless they were waking along the road in which we were in our car. However some tourists are extremely stupid and think this is the appropriate time to stop the car and get out because “ Cubs”. 🤦‍♀️. I live in a city near the mountains and we now just get coyotes, lynx, deer and some other interesting wild life roaming our streets, but hardly aggressive.

[@froggy5748]

I live in an area where coyotes are very, very common and honestly I much prefer them to the smaller threats that also live in my state, such as black widows, brown recluses, water moccasins, and rattlesnakes. A threat that is typically easy to see and prevent is so much better than something you can so easily miss

[@Paddy-if3nd]

As soon as they said, "Little octopus..." I knew what it was lol.

[@robbieoxendine2955]

Joel's Australian lifeguard accent was too adorable! Thanks for the smile!

[@riakun]

I was once canoeing in the ocean and a (approximately) 10 foot tiger swam by my friend and I. Other than being ambushed by two seagulls over a tuna sandwich, that was the scariest beach story I have. The shark was just vibin' though. He was like, "Yo, what's going on here?" Before swimming off into deeper water. He was chill. But the seagulls... They *STRATEGIZED* that sh*t...

[@fruithippie]

I'm from the US but lived in Chile for about 2 years and I was so shocked at the amount of stray dogs there. They were all very friendly and happy to get any attention but I felt heartbroken for them.

[@dannysykotic5607]

All tourists that come to Australia and go to the beach or the bush NEED to educate themselves on the wildlife. We’re literally known for our dangerous wildlife🙄

[@mockgothgurl]

Yes...just assume everything in Australia can kill you, and you'll be fine.

[@tablescissors]

@@mockgothgurl especially the fascist government, at this point

[@mockgothgurl]

@@tablescissors 😔

[@Brandon-jb3rn]

Lol, that’s why I’m never going to Australia, you Aussies got balls of steel to be able to handle that place,

[@slashbat2375]

Or just don't go to Australia. Sounds like a horrible place to be where everything is so dangerous.

[@sarahgerhardt1201]

It always baffles me how irresponsible people are with their young kids at beaches. You do not close your damn eyes watch your kids.

[@Antooonina]

My exact thought, too.

[@thePhoenixQueen]

Thank you!

[@judithajoku8]

Period!!! Kids are like walking explosives 🤣🤣waiting to blow something up.. including themselves!

[@madeonpluto]

Yeah...I was dragged underwater by the current when I was little. Thankfully a stranger rescued me from drowning. My mother didn't even notice. I've never told her. Why bother? Thank you mother!!!

[@lillywolf4528]

Yes!! I couldn't agree more when I am out my kids are right with me and I don't take my eyes off them

[@Emily-lh6em]

Lmao why wouldn't you immediately comply if a life guard is asking you to get out. Common sense would tell you it's for a reason. Get out and then ask why. Don't sit in the water and argue 😆🤦🏼‍♀️

[@mockgothgurl]

Some people are too dumb for their own good.

[@bellasmom2597]

Yeah almost won Darwin award. Deserved to

[@oreolover9321]

Lmao 🤣 same i was frustrated him arguing back talking about "no im good" and then keep swimming like he is the lifeguard he prob5has a good reason lol

[@Emily-lh6em]

@@oreolover9321 lmfao Firefighters "you need to get out this house is on fire" This man probably "no im good" 😆😂

[@mockgothgurl]

@@Emily-lh6em 🤣🤣🤣

[@GuineaPigLuna]

"Two people walked on water to my knowledge: Jesus Christ. And me." Absolutely lost it at that XD

[@bellasmom2597]

Some of these stories of negligent parents not teaching children of dangers before allowing activities.

[@lonewolfnergiganos4000]

LR's videos are honestly the only cure of our sleeping problems.

[@shekriptic2851]

100% agree I haven’t been able to sleep without playing them.

[@tania4579]

Yes how?! 😆

[@jennyrose9454]

Ive suddenly become one of those people who is straight up awake at 3 am with no reason. I'm not even old yet. Whyyy.

[@blc28x]

I cant believe i ever got to sleep without him

[@thatlofikid4238]

Fr tho

[@ksinghproduction]

That life guard in the fourth story sounded just like Be. Busta!😂😎

[@hazelbrownn]

I don't understand people who go to foreign counties and then act like its safe. . .

[@Brandon-jb3rn]

Honestly, I went to Mexico a couple years back and even tho my blood is Mexican, I was born In America, so when I visited, I was paranoid af! Not only did I have the cartel, wild stray dogs and your average thug to worry about. I also had to keep a look out for El Coco and La llorona

[@Cat94683]

I'm from Australia. When I was a teenager my family used to holiday in NSW on the beach. One trip we had a holiday apartment with a balcony over looking the beach. I happened to be out enjoying the view when i noticed 2 kids playing in the sand. One of the 2 was burying the other as you do at the beach. Not long after the one who wasn't buried started running to his parents. Next thing I knew emergency services where pulling up and there was people screaming on the beach. The 2 kids were brothers. Unfortunately the brother doing the burying had dug the hole too deep and his brother had sand up to his neck. Sadly for the family their beach holiday was destroyed. The emergency services couldn't get him out in time. I watched people frantically digging to free this poor kid. Hearing the screams of his family. I never wanted to go back to that place again. To this day I think of that family. I watch my kids at all times on the beach and everywhere really.

[@anamenouknow5197]

My heart was racing listening to Anna's story. The same thing happened to me when I was 6. I was picking flowers from my community park but then 8-10 dogs came running towards me out of nowhere and they look aggressive. I screamed for my mom who came to me and scared the dogs away. I still have trauma and I am absolutely horrified when I see a dog.

[@deirdresmith7314]

This voice has been my coping mechanism since forever. Love it!

[@crooccly000]

Ñ

[@jennyjo798]

Same!

[@separator94]

It definitely helps.

[@DodongoManoof]

@@kedo009 fr

[@kylietalamantez]

Does anyone else fall asleep to these and find them comforting ??

[@IZM3R]

I have back up stories case the power ever goes out. I can't sleep without these stories.

[@Coogi622]

Me! I have to listen again the next day while I'm working because by the end of story #2 I'm out cold. Sweet dreams!💤

[@Thawhid]

Yea, I love these stories they're actually interesting But sometimes like today I can't fall asleep at all. It's 9 30AM!!! 9 30, ICBFA

[@carrueross2705]

Yes, and I get mad at myself because I will need to try again. Sometimes it takes 2-3 attempts but I eventually wake up enough to enjoy the stories. 💤🛌🌜🌘😴

[@Jezzicar]

I always do , his voice is my favourite 💙❤🤍

[@teddybearz6986]

When the person sitting in the rock pools said that there was movement in the water I instantly knew it was a blue-ringed octopus. For anyone reading this please please please be careful of them when exploring the rock pools in Australian beaches, even the babies are as dangerous as the adults

[@334...4]

Yeah, my heart stopped at that part and it just kept stopping more and more lol

[@brahnamctyliecat971]

All too

[@brahnamctyliecat971]

All too

[@PunmasterSTP]

I’ve never visited Australia, but if I ever go there, this story and your comment will be in the back of my mind 👍

[@macydrake1785]

‘There’s probably some people who were saying oh god no from the moment I picked up the little guy’ literally me 😂 The second she said baby octopus I just started saying ‘no no no’ lol

[@helema23]

my mind went: Australia home of the most beautiful creatures that can kill you. oh wait did she just.. PUT THE FUCKING OCTOPUS DOWN.

[@stuartfishman719]

Yup...me too. I think I actually said..."you're about to die girl"

[@pearldragon6508]

*A siren went out over the beach* Me as an Aussie, immediately: "Oh crap..." (Same reaction for the octopus story)

[@nz_puddlehound1617]

That tourist is the sort that would go swim in a billabong at night.

[@stuartfishman719]

Yup me too. As soon as I heard the siren went off & the kids stopped swimming I said "& now you're the only one in the water...with a shark!"

[@TISOA_1173]

"A cute Baby Octopus" NO NONO NO GET AWAY, STAY AWAY AND COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS YOU SAW IT.

[@DodongoManoof]

I was scared for the person. I read more about this octopus and the story is very true. You become paralyzed but aware of everything going on around you, how terrifying. If I ever see one ill just give it a quick smooch and be on my way!!

[@surrealdynamics4077]

Ooh how beautiful little thingy, omg, now we GTFO

[@tayloralexandra9507]

@@DodongoManoof please do NOT smooch it 💀

[@DodongoManoof]

@@tayloralexandra9507 i am jk xppppp

[@melissalayson7275]

In any other country that's what it would be but Australia has the Blue Ringed Octopus. There extremely venomous and will probably kill you.

[@elleni-41]

I listen to every single video, takes a couple of days but i always finish every single one.. this will be good im sure..💞💞

[@sarakudrna2199]

Joel's Australian accent is gold

[@stuartfishman719]

I hate it when people attempt the Australian accent...unfortunately Joel sounds like a drunk cross between a New Zealander & a Britain! I do wish he'd stop trying it.

[@deansharry69]

I'm an Australian and lived close to the beach most of my life and these stories are the reason I don't go swimming.

[@enigma1487]

Yup, Ditto.

[@hannabthemd]

When you grow up in Australia, are you taught about the dangerous animals in school? I grew up in Colorado, and I remember in elementary school we were always taught hiking safety when it came to rattlesnakes, bears and mountain lions.

[@alexandrabeecraft9286]

@@hannabthemd not generally in school, maybe if your school is in a suburb on the beach (from memory but primary school was a long time ago for me). Normally peoples parents teach them. Despite rips and assorted dangerous animals the beaches here are as safe as possible.

[@deansharry69]

@@hannabthemd School was a long time ago for me as well, it wasn't really a thing then not sure about these days.

[@klossmajor7474]

@@hannabthemd we were taught I school and by parents as well as in swimming lessons which most of us have been doing from a very young age.

[@youraveragejoe6335]

Moral of 2nd story :Don't touch any animal when you visit Australia.

[@hayasheeeesh]

Don't touch random wildlife in general.

[@iamhis4749]

Lol, every Aussie on this thread heard the words "tiny little octopus" and we we're like "nooooooo, don't touch it, lol" We are educated at a young age what is poisonous, venemous or deadly and how to avoid it.

[@plannergirl2651]

THANK YOU LET’S READ!!!!!!! 🙌 Laundry, Chinese food and your new video on my agenda tonight

[@annie_xo]

Sounds like a pretty good night, enjoy your food! On my agenda is eating what’s left of my birthday cake from yesterday and then I’m gonna drift off to sleep listening to this 😴

[@gasolinecake]

i feel i absorbed some of your night’s simple and peaceful joys through reading this comment

[@FaalKoriim]

I knew the blue-ringed octopus was dangerous. I, however, did NOT know it was so tiny. They're absolutely stunning, and cute, and horrifying. I love them. Wish I could hug one and tell it I loved it. 😫

[@stuartfishman719]

That would be the last thing you do....except panic.

[@paulalarose993]

Two people who walked on water to his knowledge 😂. I literally said it along with him! 🤣🤣 I bet!

[@bluegreenglue6565]

[person mentions being in a rock pool] Me: "No!!" [person mentions little octopus] Me: "Oh god, no!!"

[@klossmajor7474]

As an Aussie, I just want everyone to know that the wildlife is nothing to fear here, you just have to be informed. A day at the beach can be amazing, but swim in between the flags, listen to the lifeguards and always keep an eye on your kids if you bring any. If you don't know what you're looking for, don't even go picking seashells because people can so easily pick up jellyfish when looking for shells. Don't stick your hands in rock pools and beware of where you're standing. Also the the love of God do not go near tall grass. But you don't have to be hyper sensitive, you can truly enjoy yourself, just be educated. Please don't fear our country lmao.

[@vnmblade]

australia is just england on hardcore mode

[@nadiaadians]

I remember being at work when I saw the local breaking news report the evidence update on the Gilgo Beach murders. They really hyped it up as if the belt was going to solve the case or someone would recognize it and provide information but nothing came of it and the supposed “scientific evidence” they mysteriously referenced in the reports. It really is heartbreaking and frustrating that we never got justice for these victims.

[@ravensnow2931]

LR, you did such a good job with the lifeguard's megaphone voice in Story 4! So immersive!

[@stuartfishman719]

I keep asking Joel to not try to do Australian accent...it sounds like a drunk cross between a New Zealander & a Britain. Being Australian myself it just sounds bad.

[@lishkrull7547]

As soon as I heard “safe in the water” I had a feeling that was the direction this was going to go. A place I used to work had a lot of salt water set ups and we had an blue ringed octopus that we took in after someone ordered it online without knowing what it was.

[@jennyrose9454]

The beach is one of my favorite places but a lot of bad things can happen Sharks, drowning, jellyfish, stepping on needles...seagulls pooping on you. Overpriced umbrella rentals. 😵

[@user-xt3cc1vz6o]

A tiny animal with such a powerful weapon contained in its beak. Australia is full of diverse wildlife especially in the ocean.

[@stuartfishman719]

Check my comment & see if you agree

[@nelliezoi]

Dude as soon as the second story said “Tiny octopus” I KNEW-

[@robertgibson6872]

In covid lock down and L.R helps lots to cope with the boredom. Great company.

[@AgeoftheAquarius]

I laughed wayyyy to much at that walking on water joke. Good stuff 😂

[@kristie3592]

Perfect timing.

[@macymack5684]

The only acceptable background noise anymore is Let’s Read! 💜🤩

[@334...4]

And OST from Inazuma in Genshin lol

[@moki4011]

Perfect timing, I’m crunching through schoolwork

[@sarahalcaraz8605]

You had me Google about the Blue-Ringed Octopus! Luv your voice and stories as usual!

[@athenak5009]

I guess watching the worlds most dangerous animals/creatures on Netflix will pay off when I go to Australia 😂 I don’t play with bitey things

[@jennyrose9454]

Prwtty much everything in Australia wants to kill you. But hey they dont have rabies at least

[@athenak5009]

@@jennyrose9454 so I’ve seen on the show 90% of the animals were from Australia in all regions 😭

[@soomi5667]

I guess I know what I’m gonna watch 😭

[@jennyrose9454]

@@soomi5667 watch the older one! The newer one sucks lol .It starts off slow but the vampires are truly creepy.

[@stuartfishman719]

Please read my comment

[@NocasCC18]

I live on the other side of the world from Australia, in Europe, where we have no blue ringed octopodes... yet as soon as she said "tiny little octopus" i was jolted awake from my half sleep lol

[@3emeraldangel]

Octopus girl made me gasp, little girl with the wild dogs had me in dread, and the man swimming with a shark made me laugh.

[@velikalourdes3458]

"2 people have walked on water - Jesus and Me" I just died XD

[@mylapagtalunan3137]

When a lifeguard told you get off the waters, get off the waters

[@mickaylamaystrawberry6251]

Me just about to put my make-up on and this comes up 🥰 thankyou. And there are so many dangerous sea creatures in rock pools here in Aus cone shells, blue ringed octopus, stone fish etc, but we are usually educated in school about all of that since most of us are mainly based around coastal areas of Australia.I have been followed by a shark back to shore but I think it was just curious 😅

[@aliciavelting2404]

The guy in the water with a shark…” two people walked on water to my knowledge, Jesus Christ and me.” OMG I laughed OUT LOUD

[@keaudretoler]

Story 4 is so dense it doesn’t make any sense 😪 really think they telling him to get out the ocean for zero reason

[@PrettyRecklessKittey]

Literally at the beach while listening to this 😊 best way to watch the sunrise.

[@MortalPortal666]

Omg no no no is exactly what I said! Aussies should definitely send their visitors a book about our deadliest creatures before they arrive in the land down under. So glad OP survived

[@jackrucinsky6205]

Peaceful settings, like a beach, are better for horror stories, because them being peaceful normally makes it more scary and jarring.

[@ruthcamarillo185]

Thank you for making my Saturday a great one LR!🥰

[@heavensent7050]

Can’t wait to listen tonight! Thank you!

[@ivy8816]

ur videos make my day sm better. thank u :)))

[@evonneacevedo6578]

Last story: Kid is obviously being swept out in waves and having a hard time getting out of the water Lifeguard: “Get out of the water!!”

[@grayghosts]

Listening to Let’s Read before the first day of college 🌿✨

[@itsalyyy9853]

If anybody would like to know more about the oak beach murders (story number 6) Netflix has a documentary about it called “lost girls”, highly recommend it.

[@olegkuvshinov5599]

My body is a scary beach story on its own 😂 Great video as always!

[@christinabartolucci3886]

Let's Read is the best. I always listen when I need to relax and these videos always do the trick. Thanks.

[@krookodile3106]

Well this was certainly great to hear as a long islander at 1 in the morning

[@daswack889]

As a lifeguard the guy in story 4 are probably the most annoying people to deal with at the ocean

[@grendel7192]

After a long ass day in school, glad I can kick back and watch some let’s read

[@lonewolfnergiganos4000]

Same here

[@mischellexoxo3154]

Me listening to the description of the octopus and going like oh no oh no oh no, I watch too much animal planet 😂 Always respect or teach ur children to respect the wild life as cute as they may seem some can and will harm you if threatened

[@sherrysmith3752]

Thank you for the stories

[@abdulqudz89]

the weekend just got better with a new upload by let's read. nice work!

[@ellengabel]

All of these stories were great and pretty scary. But the one with the shark had me laughing so hard and it was much needed. That last story was really scary though. We were at the beach and this guy was trapped in the waves and he couldn’t touch the ground. My dad had to help him and the fear was almost overwhelming. Thanks for the stories.

[@lexithalhamer8918]

I was almost asleep until he said “Jesus Christ and me” and I immediately started laughing and now I’m awake 😭😂😂

[@Doodlegecko]

I was panicking when he mentioned the octopus in story two,i was like "dont be what i think it is" the blue ringed octopus is the most venomous octopus in the world

[@stuartfishman719]

Yeah I said "oh God no, don't pick it up!" Check my comment & see if you agree.

[@taineteheuheu4412]

I listen to these while working nightshift and they're so great and help pass time so fast and you never want them to end

[@kiara8471]

I love these so much. Its my addiction now♥️

[@FloridaMan0561]

That’s one scary beach! Thanks again LR.😀

[@mleighqs]

Great vid Lets Read!, very unnerving situations.

[@miss.conduct8083]

One of the best in a long time!!

[@ccedfagabc]

I was someone who was like “no, no, no, don’t pick up the octopus!!!”

[@maggiequinn.]

Great compilation very creepy and relaxing ☺🏝

[@gwen4312]

5:13 'a bloody helicopter' 😂

[@wolfbabe2298]

Right i can't sleep without his voice omg

[@iluvpeace514]

As soon as I heard “tiny octopus” and “blue rings” I just knew what was coming

[@gesigaugustine24]

The best horror story narrator on KZbin, Love your voice so much 💖

[@stuartfishman719]

Except for his Australian accent.

[@thegodofpez]

That is a badass thumbnail. 🤟

[@amaliachristina]

That Australian accent though...🖤

[@Lili-ib2rh]

Her child almost drowns and the mother slaps him while the rest of the family laughs? I guess she wonders why they never come to visit her now.

[@critterwhisperer5821]

10:33 is giving me anxiety. I love animals that I myself would pick up just about anything… except the blue ringed octopus. That’s what it sounds like here. Those things are dangerous and deadly. And that’s why I respect animals especially the beneficial ones like ladybirds

[@smeep1735]

These stories were amazing I love beach stories

[@WestonNey]

So Matti gets stabbed in the stomach and you’re shocked that a helicopter comes? I feel like a helicopter is warranted in this case.

[@Thawhid]

Especially since they're in the middle of a beach which might have been massive. If a regular ambulance comes it might not be able to offroad, amd that will slow down things too much

[@goldenlass9488]

Awesome theme, great stories!!🏖👏🏻