This is the most horrifying parasite. Here's what it does to victims.

There's something lurking in the water-something invisible, something deadly. Four lives forever changed, one ending in tragedy, all because of a hidden threat no one saw coming. As we piece together their stories, the evidence reveals a chilling truth that might make you reconsider ever dipping your head underwater again. What is this silent killer, and how can you protect yourself? The answers lie just below the surface. Let's get into it!
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[@Akikai.2]

"I am not phobic of anything. I am only informed." FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT

[@sadlittlenomnom]

tsukasa tenma pfp‼️‼️

[@Cedawood]

Exactly, religious extremists are a great example

[@WakeUpEna]

tenma tsukasa pfp spotted ‼️💥

[@francis7336]

Tsukasa Tenma ⁉️‼️

[@girlyt33ngirl]

tsukasa tenma ‼️‼️

[@LadyFurina1st]

The way I screamed “BRAIN EATING AMOEBA!!” the second I saw the notification.

[@NK-le5hs]

Yes

[@kirkmorrison6131]

Me too

[@user-phoenix-A69]

I also thought of that

[@rowenapinera-segui5418]

Yes! I heard of this amoeba before, it's due to unclean, hot water I think

[@Katchelina]

Same

[@blacklight683]

0:18 the second you said that i thought of the brain eating amoeba I had one once, poor guy died of hunger

[@davea6314]

Is your name Don the Con Trump?

[@crispyybaconx]

Is your name Comrade Comala

[@Blackfromstickworld]

Oh I see why it died of hunger now

[@seangleeson8073]

That's cool, RFK Jr.

[@jtadevich]

Ah ha, I see what you did there.

[@CrystalFier]

Naegleria fowleri!!! The fact that the Animal Planet show about parasites WAAAY back in the day taught me about things like that was honestly so useful.

[@AnimeBleachBabe]

Monsters Inside Me! I remember that show! Creeped me out!

[@MsGail61]

Monsters Inside Me

[@jonpeterson8927]

And this is why I've never liked to swim in anything except the salt Rivers down south that are totally affected by the ocean or the ocean itself. There might be sharks but apparently a shark attack is more survivable than this invasion.

[@felesamabilis]

There are actually more species

[@yuppiesyoo]

​@@jonpeterson8927 this is illogical though, the chances of catching a amoeba are astronomically smaller than a shark attack or being swept up on ocean currents/drowning.

[@dols.art_]

Diabolical seeing this notification 7 days after a swim. 😭

[@BogusTheClown]

skill issue

[@NK-le5hs]

@@BogusTheClown how is it a skill issue??

[@BogusTheClown]

@@NK-le5hs Idk I just felt like saying that

[@deannelson7027]

Do you have any headaches?

[@NK-le5hs]

@@BogusTheClown atleast you were truthful with that

[@RoyIMVU]

I swear Brew is just becoming more and more paranoid as time goes on. The effect of the stuff he has learned is weighing on him.

[@naotokamigire-terumi9912]

You've noticed too? He's accessed What Man Was Not Meant To See/Hear/Read.

[@52meTmoR]

Yeah​@@naotokamigire-terumi9912

[@kevlarkittens]

​@@naotokamigire-terumi9912 🤨 Medics, nurses and doctors face these things every day.

[@chrissant6277]

​@@kevlarkittens And they know how to not be paranoid over it.

[@altair-tf8fp]

he feels his knowlage crawling on his back

[@Zombie-Hunter]

To think something so small could be the most horrifying lifeform on the planet.

[@PuceGaming445]

some people actually have immunity to them

[@D-I-N-O_N-U-G-G-I-E-S]

@@PuceGaming445wait really? If so do you know how? I’m really curious now

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

I mean, personally I'd say rabies is worse, but it's debatable whether it qualifies as an organism...

[@PuceGaming445]

@D-I-N-O_N-U-G-G-I-E-S antibodies specifically IgA, IgM, and IgG

[@shmendez_]

I’d say there’s way worse things than that

[@DJHEADPHONENINJA]

When I was a wee lad, some poor kid in my class lost his mother this way while on vacation, just by taking a dip in a pool.

[@CBall4Canada]

clearly british

[@hellradiolives]

British= Holiday not vacation

[@juanfvt1000]

This is why we put bleach on pools

[@Nola5427]

juanfranciscovillarroelthu6876 In

[@reokidraws]

@CBall4Canada countryballs mentioned in pfp ‼️

[@TheLithp]

"Alright, I'll bite: Who died an unusual & terrifying death this time." I love how self-aware you're becoming.

[@stephweasenforth7891]

I just love how Bean, a Tardigrade, an extremophile, is chilling in a bowl of ice, when in reality s/he’d probably be comfortable while everyone else was miserable with the triple digit summer temps. It’s the little touches that truly make these videos. ❤

[@dr.altoclef9255]

Well they want Bean to be comfortable.

[@tyeia]

The Florida man catching a brain eating amoeba in the middle of winter was literally the plot of an episode of house MD nearly a decade prior to the event.

[@Fyreflier]

I remember that one! It was a dirty cop who also had Legionnaires' and the Legionnaires' slowed down the PAM - presumably because the naegleria had some legionella to eat

[@haiseee3566]

Omar Epps' delivered that episode, fantastic actor

[@Zhongligeoarchon]

I mean.. Florida fresh water is pretty much in perfect condition for naegleria fowleri to survive in year round so..

[@melhekhinhel]

This is quite literally my #1 "irrational" fear 💀 I live somewhere that's highly unlikely to have this amoeba but I still tweak every time I have to get in water that hasn't been nuked with chemicals

[@Elsa_Fogen]

same here i'm thinking about all those times i swam in a...... well it wasn't a pond, it was stagnant part of the river, we called that... well, frog place? although there were no frogs. and it was exactly the place where this amoeba could live, but luckily it doesn't live in my area

[@NationX]

What are they afraid? They don’t have noses…

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

You know, that's actually a good point

[@thepotatoofheaven]

they have nose holes, we see them sniff stuff iirc

[@horatioyen256]

Ears?

[@davidpilotti370]

@@horatioyen256 somehow it’s only noses

[@horatioyen256]

@@davidpilotti370 well the sign at the hot springs must be wrong or outdated i guess

[@eve_squared]

Quick correction, boiling water does not make it sterile. It only pasteurizes it technically, if the water is brought to 250 F for 30 minutes though under 15 PSI in a sealed container it will however become sterile. Also bottled water is usually close to sterile if not actually sterile so bottled water should be safe to use when washing your sinuses.

[@kasm_nME]

Should be🤷‍♀️

[@JessicaO490Z]

Not really if it just says that it's natural spring water (They pretty much just fill it from a tap). Maybe reverse osmosis or distilled.

[@eve_squared]

@ yeah i forgot spring water existed cause it tastes terrible.

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

Bottled water, hardly safe, most sources are greatly exaggerated not to mention, it had a self life and it is in plastic 🤦 Also it's only distilled if it was distilled.

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

Yes, the method you meantioned is the difference between Pasteurization vs sterilization. Ideally you want it to be properly distilled, like the level used in medical distilleries. It sterilize during the distillery process.

[@PaulieLauraXombie1331]

My wifes late uncle/cousin have a man made lake in their yard, They use it to pump water into their home, Obviously have filtration systems in place. The line had a leak and uncle asked me to dive down the 20-30 feet and replace the line, The water was so still and stagnant alge everywhere I never felt more gross walking out of that lake looking like the creature from the black lagoon, green and mossy.. I totally got sick from it too, like bad.. Worst thing about it I learned there are giant spiders that RUN ONTOP of the water straight chasing after you. And diving down saw many in their own little bubble pocket of air.. Oh he than decided to tell me to look out for the alligator snapping turtles, I thought he was kidding.. NO Never again.

[@SensSword]

If you have someone who's a cousin and an uncle to one person, you got bigger problems in your gene pool than the lake

[@stickmanrobert1949]

I came home from school one day my knee hurt and my head hurt next thing I was unconscious getting medivacted to Mass General I had meningitis or at least that’s what they said. There just happened to be a German doctor there giving a lecture and he saved my life as kid I was around 6 when this happened full recovery. I could have went away from that with a brain of a 4 year old for the rest of my life. I had to learn how to walk again and stuff it was crazy.

[@margaretbaker1858]

Rhuematic fever

[@mitae-e]

Good job on the recovery.

[@AxonDucreux]

0:51 Now I can explain to my foreign friends why we Filipinos drink coffee during summer😂

[@SabellaHalfdragon]

Coffee is good any time of year 😊

[@TheFerdyvanmaanen]

I don't understand why people wouldn't get that. A lot of hot countries they drink tea a lot too. :)

[@nataliebateman1151]

I played a dating sim where you could romance the brain eating amoeba... Just thought I'd put that out there

[@thewitness4134]

oh! manlybadasshero played that one! parasite in love, right??

[@kyarphyu6474]

Ew

[@noobieplayzandanimates]

I would date it

[@Sinsirink]

Keep ur mother out of this haha. Jokes srry cudnt resist

[@chezburger57]

"Would"

[@565mae10]

As a really little kid I have a vague memory of visiting Ash Meadows, there was a sign warning not to swim in the water because of the amoeba so my family was really nervous. I was like five and fell in when I was trying to skip a rock across the water and I just remember everyone screaming. I remember being so confused as to why and now I am like oh my god.

[@kittysbows]

another day, another new fear. thanks brew!

[@V1R0X-42]

I've gained 3 new fears in the last 3 months by watching brew.

[@Catsarecute231]

Three profile picture spotted Hello fellow BFDI fan!

[@kittysbows]

@@Catsarecute231 heyy!!

[@MagicDoodles68]

Mhmm 😭😭

[@Rhonda-zd8jm]

I don’t think I’m ever going swimming again

[@JK-gm6kk]

Its amazing to me that they found the diagnosis the first trip. Im used to medical stories where they brush off whatever symptoms as something minor, send them home then have to come back when they get worse.

[@erictaylor5462]

1:00 Only in a dry environment. It doesn't work with high humidity.

[@marcuschauvin7039]

Totes accurate

[@tjrune3432]

Now I'm reminded that humidifiers are a huge risk due to the pathogens that can be dispersed into the air when improperly cleaned...Since it's winter, make sure you've cleaned your humidifiers well folks.

[@michibmoon]

Thanks for the heads up!

[@d1kgaws12]

I thought this can’t travel on water vapor.

[@ExodusAlpha3908]

God seeing that little boy in those pics broke me instantly 😭 I got 3 boys of my own 2 of which I almost lost to RSV when they were barely 2 weeks old. Even during that I was a complete wreck between working, bills, taking care of wife (who spent every minute at the hospital) and my daughter who was also tore up each time. I couldn’t imagine actually losing one of my kids, hurts to even think about.

[@Litepaw]

I watched a lot of horror movies when i was a kid. Like way too much for someone who was like 12. The only movie that got under my skin (pun not intended) was Cabin Fever. Not because of the gore or anything, but because it's 100% POSSIBLE. ..ok maybe "The Ring" made me a bit frightened to sleep in the same room with a TV for like half a year, but the Cabin Fever thing stuck with me for years. I learned about necrotizing fasciitis and all the other flesh eating diseases and it just stuck with me.

[@tjrune3432]

Right? I regularly pause and remember something from this movie. It's really stuck with me, being one of the rare, not absolutely laughable medical horror films. I like camp and kitsch, but when a biological horror lands, boy does it land.

[@Coco_1958]

I love Cabin Fever.

[@tntthekill]

The moment i saw the notification i aksed my friend if he wants hydrophobia and sent him this. Glad to know that slatwater isn't safe because of what lives in it and any other body of water isn't safe because my brain will be eaten

[@Nola5427]

@tntthekill Most ppl don' t have half a brain now! 🤣🧠

[@chrissanimationbox]

careful, pools can be dangerous sometimes

[@silliestcatt]

it’s actually really hard to get this illness. You are more likely to drown than catch this illness

[@VIzE3]

This gave me sm reassurance but knowing how much of a paranoid person I am I'm still scared of catching this😭

[@dollzo]

​@@VIzE3just don't swim in fresh water and don't get water up your nose

[@NorseCrusader1]

Isn't nature wonderful!?

[@Lunikit444]

Yes

[@mybuttisburningLitteraly]

It is and scary

[@lucasmartinez5703]

To quote Homer Simpson, "Nature is a toothless dying hag."

[@Antiownerguy6292]

Only trees

[@leucaradu7912]

Thank God for this wonderfull world ,where death take any form😢😢

[@thumpertron]

The post at 11:04 was kind of unhinged, really sad that they lost their kid, but reading that was disturbing.

[@SordidAshes]

For real. Probably a coping mechanism tbh

[@gnizzy_is.a.cxke.addict]

Not really it’s just the fundamentals of death in Christianity I would say

[@heatherv3417]

It’s definitely a coping mechanism

[@oof9762]

Agreed, but tbh, that's probably the mother's coping mechanism. Lots of ppl rely extremely on religion when they lose a person that they loved; that doesn't change the fact that this post was really disturbing. You can clearly see that she's putting her all on her religious belief to stop her mind from spiraling

[@okiedokieartichokie772]

I work st a lake and I always encourage swimmers to use nose plugs. When I was in college I spent the weekend swimming. That weekend another boy that was there got brain eating amoeba. He died. Years later I got super sick after swimming and I was mortified that it might be this. I had almost all the symptoms. I was so scared.

[@Nexalian_Gamer]

Well, did you survive?

[@mrduck289]

@@Nexalian_Gamerno he’s dead rn

[@frantisekjanecek1641]

Thank you very much. A week ago I inhaled water by mistake from the thermal spring (no chlorineú and lived in fear for a week. It's been 10 days now, so I am at peace.

[@never4212]

"What are you afraid of...Nessie?" LOL, that was funny.

[@rupey8625]

I knew someone who died like this. And one of my nephews wife's relatives who was only a toddler also died from this. She wasn't even in water but was digging in soil.

[@BobbySliko]

Learned about Naegleria Fowleri from Monsters Inside Me. Also, Kurzgesagt has a video about its effect on the body and how our bodies try tofight it.

[@DylanDraper1]

“I’m not phobic of anything, merely informed” going to use that on the HR lady tomorrow

[@dollzo]

Why? Were you being discriminatory? Cuz this sounds like you were being homophobic/transphobic to your coworkers

[@DylanDraper1]

@ dawg, your team is losing haha

[@thewitness4134]

why do i watch these things with severe anxiety

[@Johncornwell103]

This amoeba is also why a whole Disney water park shut down and sits abandoned. A girl in the 1970s got it from a Disney water park and Disney couldn't pinpoint which area of the park the amoeba was residing in. Disney decided that it was in the public's best interest and safety just to shut down the park to make sure it didn't happen again.

[@shiryo9995]

That Thumbnail is the thing of nightmares… I love it.

[@NekoWinters]

Happy 2 Million to the Brew Crew!!! :D

[@NoctisTheBogWitch]

Wear your nose plugs girlies.

[@Johncornwell103]

I wonder could this amoeba be used as cure for bacterial infections or cancer treatment? I mean imagine if we can find away to safely transport inside the human body, and it starts eating the bacterial infection or cancerous growth.

[@kaylar.8126]

We've programmed bacteria to only eat plastic to clean the ocean. Programming it to eat bacteria or cancer cells may be too close to the human cells.

[@AbasSalah-dn9ij]

That's kind of like radiation treatment. Sometimes it kills the cancer cells. And sometimes it kills healthy cell.s except its braincells

[@worawatli8952]

I was not germophobe when I was young, but after learning about amoeba and some deadly microorganism, I slowly turned into germophobe without realizing it.

[@JonBoyMaccabeeHaya]

Thank you for the Informative videos!

[@cloverdog85]

This is why you should never swim in stagnant still water. Like ponds, old abandoned pools, etc.

[@horatioyen256]

It doesn't matter for this

[@Tui-and-La]

I don't know why Brew is worried since he has no nose for those things to go up in the first place.

[@marcusjones457]

Just as a head up, this is mostly a southern issue. Most northern states where water is almost always below 80°f have extremely rare cases or zero cases of infection. Some of the info is hard to sort through though, because some cases are being counted for a northern state, even though it was contracted in a southern state. For example: in ohio, there was only one case of brain eating amoeba, but the woman had gotten it from north carolina. So without going through every case to confirm, the numbers cam be skewed

[@charliekezza]

Where as down under its the other way round, also hot springs or warmer bodies of water have a much higher chance of them

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

Like how if you look at a map of the plague cases in the US, you'll see a single plague case right by one of the great lakes. That was a freak lab accident, which is why it's all by itself. There's also a handful of cases along the East Coast, but those are mostly cases that were contracted abroad

[@Kylelongwest]

Ever since I know about flesh eating bacteria, I've never swum in the ocean, lake, or river anymore. I would only dip my foot in if I'm sure I have no cut, or scrape on my legs.

[@silentbanger5420]

Isn’t that what’s in””still water”? Or am I thinking of a different one ? 🤔

[@Disvordy]

It is still water

[@calvinisaacks6009]

Its not still water its warmer fresh water ​@@Disvordy

[@OPEnderMan-e9r]

I fr thought Brew would say "Your in Luck you don't have a brain" 9:24

[@CrAck-MoNey]

"I am not phobic of anything. I am only informed." Nice use of words. I like it.

[@Chaoticgoodautism]

the crew making these continuously shows support for LGBT+ if that's what you are alluring to

[@SyedOsmanQuadri]

It was amoeba all along...

[@cooltina789]

13:05 all good advice and all but we take showers.. water can slip in your nose from that 😭

[@jonpeterson8927]

This is why I've never liked to swim in anything but the Ocean. There might be sharks in the ocean but it seems a shark attack is more survivable than this invasion.

[@SeyiA-k1z]

btw A 7 year old boy named Kyle Lewis also passed away from the brain eating ameoba at 2010.

[@4owZem]

Dude this camp I went to when I was 12 had this lake with algae around the edges everywhere in 90° weather most definitely living organisms in the water because of the fish defecating inside the lake but as a kid you probably didn’t know the dangers of swimming in the lake but for some reason the camp staff thought it would be a great idea for us to swim in the lake. Like bro I literally accidentally swallowed some that lake water with water going in my ears and up my nose luckily didn’t end up with any parasitic organisms

[@ginnyjollykidd]

NB Estuaries are _not_ freshwater. While seawater is about 2% salinity, estuaries are some 30% salinity. If this parasite can't live in that high a salinity, I figure he got it nearby.

[@lilacc224]

we all knew it was the amoeba

[@metalhand333]

Yep, the memes

[@lilacc224]

@@metalhand333 nah and animal planet's monsters inside me series tbh

[@kirkmorrison6131]

I use nose plugs whenever I get into freshwater here in SC as PAM can be very common

[@AbithIalblue]

It’s not common anywhere. Even here in Texas where we have the most cases. Since 1963 there’s only been 164 cases in the world

[@kirkmorrison6131]

@AbithIalblue I should have said it is common in the water, not the disease

[@michibmoon]

SC here too, all of our lakes are dirty so that’s a very good idea

[@evilisfun9935]

Another phobia unlocked. Thanks Brew!!

[@thisworldsans]

18:29 Wait. If it's the beach, wouldn't it be safe considering it's salt water, not fresh.

[@crusher9z9]

you guys need to learn how to put the timestamp behind the thing you're pointing at. also no because fresh water lakes exist.

[@crusher9z9]

it just so happens that amoeba don't live in large lakes.

[@jtadevich]

Man, I love this channel. Strange info, presented in a fun way.

[@KeshiaMac]

Thanx, Brew. I already start away from scary waters, now I think my daughter might heed my warnings.

[@LisC102]

bro this has a higher mortality rate than the bubonic plague

[@PurpleAmharicCoffee]

I remember being terrified when reading signs in thermal hot pools warning about these kinds of infections.

[@anacool94]

When I was around 7/8 years old I had encephalitis... I was in the hospital for almost a month, and couldn't eat, drink, stand, or sit up… I almost died, but mine was either bacterial or viral

[@Lil_Perogi]

No joke, as soon as he said Caleb was experiencing neck pain, my headache turned into neck pain

[@MsMojozilla]

I grew up going to Willow Springs Water Park. I have a lot of good memories from there. Poor Kali. It is so sad that this happened to her. Willow Beach had issues for years before this happened. Poor dear.

[@dietotaku]

omg as soon as you said kali's name i FREAKED, i literally just finished a video from kallmekris about this exact same thing!

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

This is the problem with how medicine is taught in the U.S. Doctors and nurses are regularly taught “if you hear hooves running think horses 🐎 not zebras 🦓” 😱 This idea alone kills thousands of people every year because the medical provider ignores the patient, certain in their knowledge that they, the doctor or nurse, know better than the individual actually suffering the ailment and so by the time they actually listen to the patient it is too late and the patient dies 😱 When you are dealing with the life of a human being absolutely EVERYTHING should be considered and tested for regardless of rarity! They should start with “zebras” and work their way down to “horses” 🤦🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Absbor]

1:50 "not phobic just informed" isn't this a phobia in itself?

[@Nola5427]

@Absbor I don' t think so, just becsuse we are informed about something does not make it a Phobia for us.

[@BenjaminPeterie]

0:40 What do you mean it's hot. It's January

[@Muffin_chan-d1l]

FR

[@ozymandias3097]

it’s 2025 and hemispheric supremacists still think everything revolves the northern half of the Earth. grow up

[@zachtwilightwindwaker596]

Where do they live? When was this recorded?

[@ArtAngelMouse]

Its hot here (tropical island) lol.

[@IAmPlaysWithSquirrel]

@@zachtwilightwindwaker596 Canada, so I’m very confused. 🤔

[@ineedvyvanse3493]

I remember first learning about this on the “Monsters inside me” tv series 😂

[@jasonbrindamour903]

I learned as a little kid to swim blowing very small bubbles out of your nose when undwater. And of course increase your output if doing flips underwater to keep water from your lungs and nose. Learn to control how little air flow it takes and stop just plugging your nose.

[@lazyvincy13666]

Out of all the possible contexts, that was one of the last ones I wanted to hear Czechia mentioned in.

[@thedeepfriar6742]

I live in AR. I remember this story - not sure I've swam in a lake in AR since.

[@jtteope1178]

Brew is giving out phobia’s like he’s the milkman

[@denisaschuldesova3096]

And still the biggest outbreak wasn’t in America but in Czech Republic where 16 people died in a span of few years. It freaked me out so bad when I learned about it during my uni biology lesson because it happened in a city I study in😅

[@lukahmei2000]

Let me guess: still water?

[@NK-le5hs]

Very obvious

[@rhyslogan6490]

Not necessarily. Still water is obviously going to be a greater risk for any kind of microbial infection but like with most amoeba it has more to do with water temperature, which is why these cases tend to happen more in tropical areas. I think we have had one or two cases in New York State where I live but it's incredibly rare here

[@RoseihDBTB]

Mango

[@Wizzmane]

MANGO MANGO MANGO THOSE WHO KNOW 💀💀💀

[@tadiwavakisai4849]

Seeing this 3 days after swimming in a river is horrifying

[@spycookie6174]

Brew: "& it's in our water." Me: *chugging water*

[@Arturino_Burachelini]

Interesting transition of Brew from skeptic to paranoic

[@eeveequeen15]

The first episode I saw of Monsters Inside Me on Animal Planet was about a parasite that someone got from a lake. I was in 5th grade or middle school. I have never swam in a lake and I never will.

[@erglwrgl]

2:07 me whenever I see a new Brew video in my recommendations

[@aaronwalcott513]

Rare, yes. Likelihood, a trifling percent. But if it happens to you, it happens to you 100%

[@Eshelion]

Afaik the water has to get deep into sinuses for that to happen. And reason why amoeba is going up the nerves to brain is because it's attracted to one of proteins building neurons or used as trasmitter (I don't remember which) - and their presence make her to become more active. Immune cells try to stop amoeba, but are generally smaller and weaker, it can defend from most things they can do, it can bypass other defensive mechanism like increased mucus secretion for example (which only slows its movement down).

[@StompMom5]

The dive suit at the end... 🤣🤣

[@huskadog7748]

10:10 warm climate? The Czech Republic is a somewhat cold mountainous country?

[@gotrickrolledyeah]

Maybe hot springs?

[@Chaoticgoodautism]

HI CZECH HERE Uh there are mountains but only on the borders, most lakes are in the low parts of the country and its very warm there. In general we are a landlock and its quite warm here all year around not to mention global warming has been hitting us like a truck some anecdotal evidence: my grandmother used to have a lot of snow in winter, even up to her KNEES. Fast forward now, we hardly get above ankles snow

[@gotrickrolledyeah]

@@Chaoticgoodautism and you get snow. In my city in Portugal it hasn't snowed since 1983

[@Chaoticgoodautism]

@gotrickrolledyeah why are you being condescending to me?

[@huskadog7748]

@Chaoticgoodautism ya thats fair, but it is still a mountainous country. I mean Switzerland is undeniably mountainous and it has plenty of plains

[@bedted-fe7um]

never thought Brew would make a video on still water but here we are

[@horatioyen256]

We have these in Australia you will see signs saying to keep you head above water in swimming spots and hot springs where they have been detected.

[@Over2UTake]

average brew video: this is why you should never breathe loudly.

[@XoADREADNOUGHT]

The last part doesn't make sense. You don't need to worry about Naegleria Fowleri at the beach. That's salt water. Gotta worry about Vibrio gangrene from salt water...

[@pintsizedprincess1919]

New fear unlocked 😢 thanks Brew 😅 Bean so cute😊

[@JohnStamR]

This one is truly terrifying, mostly because of the extremely common symptoms. Even if there was very good treatment, if it required to be used early on, it would be of little use.

[@bonniebull1987]

I feel like this was already a video

[@oriondoesstuff]

i’m staying at the beach rk and i never go near the bottom if its muddy

[@brunnrunn]

MY GOD THE INITIAL ILLUMINATION WAS SO GOOD I LOVE IT I LOVE ITT

[@LeroyJenkins781]

Dont swim in dirty/still water

[@ELD_font]

Still water 💀 Those who know 🥭🥭🥭

[@PaulZyCZ]

or badly treated pool

[@LeroyJenkins781]

@@PaulZyCZ still dirty water

[@rackynjeff]

I knew someone who had a sibling who lost an arm and all his fingers on the other hand from falling into stagnant water. not the brain, but still very scary. it wasn’t from an amoeba though. I don’t think so anyway I’m not sure what it was but it was some sort of flesh eating bacteria from the water he inhaled and swallowed.

[@itchyt2997]

If the room was hot enough to be a concern you'd already be sweating