25 Real Images That Will Trigger Your Thalassophobia

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[@kingkuroneko7253]

Yo

[@aprilpotter3054]

It's nice to know that one of my issues (thalassaphobia) indicates intelligence. 😅

[@julierice100]

Same... I am terrified of moths..heights and tight places

[@lesnyk255]

Interesting, my ex-wife also had a fear of moths. I don't like heights either, and I also have a fear of disfigurement. The latter is why I chose a $2000 root canal over a $100 extraction.

[@wasdesai9638]

Same

[@winglessfairy564]

It’s like fear is ultimately decided between intelligence and pride

[@julianaylor4351]

Seeing those people who can deep dive without scuba gear, is scary, but amazingly superhuman.

[@shenloken2]

The interesting thing about night dives is that with enough lighting it’s surprisingly clear down there! Oddly comforting; I’ve done it before off the coast of Oahu!

[@donbrunodelamancha1927]

My man Mikie E., I have Thalassophobia, so I’m not watching this all the way through. I can appreciate the inherent beauty of most of these locations and phenomena. Nothing creeps me out more than something touching me in the water of the Ocean or a lake‼️🥺🥺🥺 NO THANK YOU. I won’t go more than knee deep…

[@EphemeralProductions]

Me too. Well I don’t go any further than my feet can touch the bottom. Anything beyond that, forget it

[@merrileeheard3889]

Holy crap Mike, way to totally freak me out!! Deep water, diving, not for me! But at least I can watch the video without having a total panic attack. Okay, weird, the ad is for an underwater camera, being used by a diver😮

[@julianaylor4351]

I don't have a phobia of deep water, I just avoid it because I can't swim, only doggy paddle, so I never hang over the side of boats or bridges and do not wade into deep water, or use the deep end of a pool. I actually have a phobia of thunder and lightning storms, as well as nervous and/or violent dogs. Plus I hate wasps, who like to come straight at me and I'm allergic to their stings. I stopped being scared of the dark in my fifties, as my shortsightedness, made my night blindness worse.

[@LillikoiSeed]

Mike, this is going down as one of my favorites. I connect to a good number of things that you mention, and it’s somehow frightening and reassuring at the same time (17 was especially visceral). Excellent job. Also, the fact that the graphics put you literally on an underwater visual; that’s just fun.

[@list25]

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[@michaelj.beglinjr.2804]

I'm not thalassophobic, but I'm pretty close. I think that the number 1 must-have requirement to be an underwater diver is a serious and severe lack of imagination. The sea didn't use to freak me out, and I wanted to learn to dive, until I heard that it's possible to live for up to ten minutes in the ocean, with saltwater in your lungs, until you painfully drown. That's not just a No from me, that's a Hell No. I do appreciate those that are willing to dive, and I love their footage, god knows it's important, but it's a good thing I'm not required to get it.

[@lesnyk255]

As a former scuba diver, I have to take exception to your remark that those of us who participate in the sport lack imagination. It strikes a note as sour as if I'd said that those who don't dive are spineless cowards who spend their free time trembling in fear under their beds. Neither statement is true. Yes, of course diving is dangerous - so is driving an automobile. Proper education is needed to be aware of the dangers, how to best avoid them, and what to do should the worst happen. It's called Training. And responsible risk management is called Discipline. These - not lack of imagination - are the essential requirements. I no longer dive because my age and physical limitations no longer allow me to do so safely - and the gear has long since priced itself beyond my means. A decent pair of hiking boots are a lot cheaper. Peace to you, bro.

[@10beachbum22]

If thalassophobia is a sign of intelligence then I'm a freaking genius 🤣

[@Nylak-Otter]

Yeah, but having thalassophobia as a river otter makes my life difficult. I used to sail the great lakes quite a bit, and it became a problem. I'm fine with rivers, smaller lakes, streams, whatever, but being plopped right into dark water without being able to conceive of a bottom is disturbing. I actually get over it when diving. If I can see, it's fine! I learned to dive in the great lakes, and the mines in lake ontario are gorgeous.

[@whispernorbury7985]

Never had thalassophobia… until just now.

[@cindystrachan8566]

I’ve been leery of unknown waters ever since seeing “Creature From the Black Lagoon” as a kid.

[@ashleyentenmann1697]

Crater lake has had many disappearances. That would be a good list

[@EphemeralProductions]

David P already has that covered. lol. 😁 he does those videos every week

[@echognomecal6742]

If we can come back as ghosts, you may find me exploring these as well as caves, mountains, gorges, forests, etc. Wherever I couldn't go exploring nature in life.

[@ActiveAdvocate1]

Huh, I always thought it wads called "hydrophobia". I just learned something new. I have this fear because I almost drowned in Lake Huron as a little kid, and was always too afraid to learn to swim after that. Edit: That said, I really, really like just LOOKING at deep water. Anything on the blue-green spectrum is my favourite colour. You know that feeling of the sublime? Of that THING that is just so much bigger than you? I LOVE that, so long as I don't have to be physically IN it.

[@tonicastel2390]

Thalassophobia is fear of the sea or ocean, while hydrophobia is fear of water so it’s a broader term.

[@LillikoiSeed]

I am completely in your wheelhouse sister. All the way around. I almost drowned when I was five in the ocean, and now I live on an island which is surrounded. I absolutely love the ocean as long as I am on it or looking at it. Five different shades of blue is a sight to behold. 🩵💙🌊

[@julianaylor4351]

Hydrophobia a total fear of any water and is unfortunately often a symptom of rabies. 😱

[@phife1878]

Hydrophobia is generally related to rabies.

[@LillikoiSeed]

@@julianaylor4351 Heartbreaking. Especially when I think of the fact that animals get it first and they have no idea what is going on.

[@unclej2763]

4:06 Wow, so I now see the difference between an actual kelp forest in real life underwater as opposed to the one in Bikini Bottom that SpongeBob used to be afraid of getting lost in.

[@Ladywren101]

This was really beautiful, thank you!

[@constarr]

I love your lists. I have been watching you and tristan for years and im glad you are back

[@MissyChelle]

Hey, Mike, I love List 25 and all but I cannot watch this video, I made it to #24

[@matthewrattsifer9941]

I will keep you posted on my nightmares for the next week. Thanks.

[@sparkyprojects]

I've been binge watching :D Van Gogh sold loads of paintings, shame they weren't his, he worked in an art gallery ;)

[@soupdujour6164]

“Quay” is pronounced “key.”

[@michaelj.beglinjr.2804]

Really? I've read it numerous times but have never heard it pronounced before, so thank you very much.

[@LillikoiSeed]

🤙

[@soupdujour6164]

Spooky countdown! 😮

[@soupdujour6164]

@@michaelj.beglinjr.2804 We’ve all done it. Fun video!

[@krystimccord2495]

Thought it was "ko." Thanks for the clarification. 😊

[@lisam8044]

That list was awesome

[@IrishMike22]

My ex-wife and my wife now are both deathly afraid of large bodies of water; I legit just thought it was...whatever...just like a fear thing but had ZERO idea it had a name. Kinda like the time I learned other people get that "urge" or whatever it is whilst standing on a cliff/ledge/etc to jump or push someone.... 😂 Thought I was a weirdo, turns out I am a weirdo I'm just not alone. Thanks for the awesome video team 🤙

[@miapdx503]

Does wifey know about your *urges?* 😒🤣

[@IrishMike22]

@@miapdx503 🤣😂 You know what I mean! That thing everyone gets, that feeling...like you want to jump sometimes or for some reason maybe sorta just kinda 'nudge' someone? Ok that last part was just for fun but seriously it's a real thing!! 🤣

[@miapdx503]

@@IrishMike22 I know, I was playing with you. I'm sure you're good people. Have an awesome night 🌹

[@IrishMike22]

@@miapdx503 oh man I hope the fact I was joking came through!!! Thank you! You sound like rad people too. Do the same please 🌺

[@peterj.fallon4327]

I get the urge to jump off a dangerous cliff, high building, etc. Has a psychological name-along w/ any number of ‘bad thoughts’-it’s called an ‘imp’ The imp shows you know it’s wrong, against you’re interests.. actually a sign of a healthy mind

[@julier1295]

I always had a fear of water, lakes, and sea. I recently went on a cruise because my 80 year old mother wanted to. It was scary but fun. Idk if I'd do it again but I have great memories with my mom.

[@mac11380]

I hear the Titanic II is getting ready to sail, not too late to get your tickets.

[@LillikoiSeed]

Don’t listen to them. You did something that will go down in your memory, and you checked off seriously well on the bucket list 🙂🌺

[@rosebrown4799]

The underwater caves scare me to death. I couldn't do that.

[@randalmayeux8880]

Hi, do a lot of fishing in lakes, and often wade out in water chest deep. On 3 occasions I had very close encounters with snakes. One of these found the snake crawling up the leg of my cut off jeans. Another time a Water Moccasin dropped out of a small willow tree onto my head and shoulders and immediately diving into the water. I then felt it brush against my legs. 😮

[@julianaylor4351]

Quay is great scoring word in Scrabble. 😁❤️

[@jrstolzke]

Lived in Southern California as a kid and was pulled out into the ocean and had to be rescued twice. I was 6&9 I think when it happened. I'm in my 40s now and still strongly dislike open water. Thanks Mike, almost couldn't get through my dinner watching this 😮😂

[@Kakkarot211]

that shark week attack would have been terrifying

[@JamesSherrick]

I specifically have a fear of manmade objects under water. Shipwrecks, bridges that have pylons that extend into water. I think it's called submachanophobia

[@echognomecal6742]

The Old Man of the Lake, Oregon- Wood underwater can last for a VERY long time. Consider shipwrecks that still exist after 100s of years. If it's true that the root-ball is partially intact & holds rocks in it (quite common, especially in very rocky areas...such as a shoreline like here), that would explain it standing. Wood generally floats, therefore it's buoyant despite the stones. Getting near the shore, the water is generally shallower & the base would bump the lake-bed, sending it back out. It's more amazing that it doesn't happen more frequently, imo.

[@msn64man1]

Finding fake skeletons in river

[@joannewilson1162]

I love swimming…and I want to go scuba diving one day. With a huge tank on my back full of oxygen and a guide who knows the area perfectly. I will not be diving under ice or into a cave or doing anything crazy like that. I’m not afraid of water but nope…that stuff is not for me!

[@LillikoiSeed]

The oil spill(s) make my heart hurt. We suck.

[@deathscythehell7937]

My wife and I are from Florida too we're not afraid of water either, but any body of water there's most likely to the an alligator. So we use some cation, no murky lakes or unfamiliar waters what so ever. We do swim and scuba-dive in the ocean, but with common sense. Certain beaches during shark mating season we steer clear. No night or cave diving, there's a point when a man has to know his limitations.

[@lesnyk255]

Yup. I did scuba for many years, never once without a clear shot to the surface (even if I couldn't see it). Only made one "deep" dive (115 ft), and then only because the divemaster misread his depth sonar.

[@LillikoiSeed]

Smart.

[@Llandraa]

Ahhhhh water, done some dumb things in and under water. Florida was a destination when I was a kid from sitting in front of a plate glass window at our hotel to watch a hurricane to happily swimming around as a teen in some tannin(makes the water brown, leached from trees) river in Kissimmee. From catching sand dollars, petting a small nurse shark and chasing small fish in the shallows the Gulf of Mexico was my playground, down in the Keys I still remember swimming in the beautiful freshwater springs…with the eels but hey they minded their own business. Most of my life water has been my element and joy, now I’m older water is still my favorite place to be…just prefer the tamer pools, though because the Gulf is pretty clear I’d still hang out there.

[@who034]

I am fascinated by what other people do but that in no way means I am anything like them. So I deal the hand that's dealt me and I find that has been enough of a challenge. So bless you all who follow the beat of a different drummer, you cure my boredom as I watch your videos

[@crystalgoddess4085]

There is a scarier brine pool, known as the "Jacuzzi of Despair", not only is it highly saline, it is *_incredibly_* hot, it will basically cook you alive.

[@elizabethsullivan7176]

Isn't it located in Yellowstone?

[@valoriegibbons378]

Wow. Did fine, BUT the swimming thru the kelp forest put a stone in my heart. Been thru them in submersible made for viewing. It was interesting. Even then I knew I would not want to swim thru them... visions of the kelp wrapping around my feet so I was unable to get away. The rest was more like, why would you? Kudos to the underwater workers who keep things working. Carrying sadness for the oil spill divers. Are they ok?

[@EphemeralProductions]

6:40 it is actually really cool looking and pretty! 😊❤

[@JohnnyLouis1145]

One of my favorite lists ever! I love fresh water spotsz1

[@lordfarquar9215]

I like the video of the "made ya flinch" shark

[@julierice100]

I am terrified of bridges and esp bridge pylons under water.

[@lisam8044]

Im so bad I hold my breath jumping in a wave where my feet are on sand and the wave only reaches my waist....in a freshwater lake in Ontario, Canada 🍁

[@thecraftycyborg9024]

My richest relative is an uncle who worked only 1 month per year for over a decade. His job? Sat diver who did welding on oil rigs.

[@matthewdrummond1340]

Watching while eating Shepherd's Pie. Sewer diving just about did me in 🤢

[@LillikoiSeed]

😆 Only the Irish will get that one.

[@teresafinch7790]

We have Shepard pie in the UK as well.

[@BreadApologist]

7: 38 ish “the waste of humanity” Why is sssniper wolf being talked about in a thalassaphobia video?

[@LillikoiSeed]

My boyfriend is going to the beach tomorrow, while I get to go to the dentist. I am giving him so much shite right now. He’s beginning to rethink things, and we live in the tropics.😁

[@susancook5302]

Now I have a name for what I felt watching the show "Sea Hunt" as a child. It stared Lloyd Bridges as a deep sea diver.

[@jamesoconnor8044]

I have been diving in the Kelp Forest off Catalina Island, California, at night ! It is fascinating and brautiful !

[@jantschierschky3461]

100 feet for a freediver is like for us diving a pool

[@patticampana9458]

I love videos of the sea, creatures, corals, plant life, per se, but I am not Jacques Cousteau. I'll leave that to the pros. I don't care for caves on dry land, let alone on water. NOPE! Good one, Mike. On the other hand, if we didn't have these people, I don't think we'd know about these things.✌️

[@jimprine7522]

I worked at pearl harbor for 8 months and for most of that time i spent most of my free time about a football field off waikiki beach to be comfortable

[@CybeleCotter]

I suffer from thalassaphobia.

[@EphemeralProductions]

I have this VERY strongly. I must be REALLY smart! lol!!!

[@user-oc9vh6bk7z]

Awww Mike, I love you too. I have a fear of skinni dipping in fresh water lakes at night. I guess its the minnows that brush by me or the feeling with underwater plant life touching my legs. I’m not afraid of the dark however, swimming in clear water that I cannot see anything below my neckline really creaps me out. Never used to as I live in Ontario and grew up having a lake cottage. Swimming became natural to me and I am quite aware that there is nothing in these lakes that could harm me. Well, Snapping Turtles maybe.

[@jubi400]

Yep,,,,Nope. I also will not be on a beach at night.

[@NanaLibby]

I might have it… but I will NEVER know for sure!

[@rickh8380]

I believe I have a condition called Submechanophobia. Man made objects in water like buoys, chains, sides and bottom of ships. The worse for me are ship propellers. sometimes when watching movies or videos, I either have to stop or skip those scenes all together. Ships in dry dock some of the worse for me. I am trying to baby step myself when seeing them.

[@user-pg3vo1li6n]

Anyone who goes into any ocean or any body of water with the exception of a swimming pool is totally insane! Px

[@pennykeller3048]

I don't know if I have this phobea but I was listening the whole time. I've been having trouble with my eyes for a while because of dry eye so I listened instead. But I would never dive in any type of water anyways because I can't swim very well. Plus, I almost drowned as a child while having a seizure.

[@geogemini8528]

Crator lake is deep too. I think 7th in the world.

[@GaryAa56]

I haven't got this phobia, maybe because I stay above the water.

[@stefanielimpo7087]

Hell no….never…..ever.

[@Alkahlout]

Hey, thank you for the content. This is my new favorite channel. Never change. But change your underwear from time to time.

[@elisabethfinn6702]

Mine is a cooling tank of a nuclear power plant

[@patticampana9458]

Richard Dreyfus wasn't in that box, was he😁

[@shawncollins3624]

I'm terrified of jellyfish And or portagese man o war I was stung as a child can't even look at a jellyfish

[@DrBeanBaggin]

16:37 boop.

[@reginafromrio]

This is my nightmare

[@dawnhall8432]

Mike your awesome. But no just no 😂😂😂. I'm not afraid of water but then I will only swim in swimming pool. No deep water for this woman. 😅😊❤

[@susanmorseart4984]

This should trigger you... .

[@CybeleCotter]

"I heard a voice cryin' in the deep / Come join me baby in my endless sleep"

[@pattycake8272]

I always think I'm going to run into a dead body

[@EphemeralProductions]

It’s possible. One of many crazy spooky things in the water. :/

[@pattycake8272]

@@EphemeralProductions I live around lakes

[@josephtaylor5077]

Hey Mike tell US what you really think about cave diving.

[@jamclutch1818]

Mike....I'm pretty sure I walked by you in Epcot a few weeks ago. I was gonna stop and say hello but you were on the phone.

[@list25]

If you do see me please say hello! I always love meeting fans. I'm actually going again tomorrow lol.

[@jamclutch1818]

@@list25 I totally wish I said hello! I hate a missed opportunity. I love Epcot and the World Showcase. Can't wait to go back.

[@joshuarisker5525]

The group of divers in the end were very dumb they already had one close call decided to risk it again almost died and then were like ahh what the hell why not giver the ol third times the charm trick 😂😂😂I believe I know some future Darwin award winners 🏆🏆🏆

[@haunting2012]

lol the word Quay is pronounced "key"

[@miapdx503]

Thank you 🌹

[@michaelj.beglinjr.2804]

Really? I've read it numerous times but have never heard it pronounced before, so thank you very much.

[@haunting2012]

yeah it's old english i grew up in Toronto and we have a Queen's Quay my gran told me how to pronounce it@@michaelj.beglinjr.2804

[@haunting2012]

np and glad your back @@michaelj.beglinjr.2804

[@BenjaminDover0496]

He said BRIM. Lol

[@patticampana9458]

Nope. Have no desire to get stranded in the middle of the ocean.

[@brianarbenz1329]

I have no Thalassophobia. I wouldn’t mind one bit if someone from the country of Thalassoland moved next door to me.

[@erinarnold9640]

Why why why????

[@julianaylor4351]

Der d der d ddddddddddd.....🎶🦈😱

[@reginafromrio]

Nope nope nope nope nope....

[@kristalburns3490]

Robin is afraid of the ocean?

[@redjar9166]

Did you really say that the gas in the underwater river is fatal to inhale? Really?

[@waynemgtregear7228]

These don't scare me , only if i,m actually doing these things mentioned here.

[@natureboykdizzle8182]

Look up lyrics by Michael Jackson Smooth criminal.. MANDELA EFFECT alert. It says you've been hit by you've been hit by??? No it was struck by..it's gone now!?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@susanmorseart4984]

What else should we dive in... Water??????

[@giannidcenzo]

Yikes

[@jonathanhall1825]

There's a movie called Sewer Gators the absolute worst movie I have ever seen

[@miapdx503]

There's a lot of crap movies out there. And there's some great scripts that they've passed on...Hollywood sucks.

[@jonathanhall1825]

@@miapdx503 please watch sewer gators it will most likely be the worst movie you will ever see

[@Erinyes999]

Oh look 25 nope, uh huh, no way and hayl no videos

[@user-my9cq6uk3c]

First

[@heatherarmstrong1366]

Ahhh yeah NOPE!!!! I now know the name of the thing I get made fun of. Let me tell you ALL ARE NOPES!!!! I don't go into water unless it's at the Y. And not above my chest. PERIOD.

[@alexmiles40]

People who endanger their lives for thrills are selfish. Think about it re: family, friends, career. Ok, so I'm correct, right? Peace Out

[@matthewmckever2312]

Your talking about stuff... and NOT showing us. Fear of dark , deep water not triggered.

[@bartlester591]

The only phobia I have these days is wokeaphobia that’s the phobia of being around and haveing to explain how some snot nosed 20 year dose not know how the dam world works and being constantly annoyed by there lack of knolacge and tell me how to live my life .