Dive Into DANGER | I Shouldn't Be Alive | S02 E06 | Full Episodes | Thrill Zone

[@nicholashepburn9381]

It is mind boggling to realize that marine biologists can stick GPS tracking devices on marine life as large as a whale but not attach such a device on diver's or diver's equipment to keep track of people/divers. It's crazy to think that gps tracking technology isn't standard or required for diving.

[@lukedarsey4134]

Excellent point. Should be required.

[@A.M.Noon94]

I think it would be to expensive atm for any serious investors which is completely asinine.

[@jasonfirewalker3595]

Well there's a million dollars.

[@b0ssatr0n91]

My thoughts exactly, this phone I am holding can track my every move, surely a water resistant GPS can be attached in the life jacket or somewhere on person

[@ariannalovetzano9264]

That’s a very good point!

[@lisaperry5999]

This series should be called what not to do on sea,mountains,air or desert

[@genielove9067]

Exactly!

[@aldinlee8528]

Only one reply. lol. you can add in caves.

[@lisaperry5999]

@@aldinlee8528 yup

[@aldinlee8528]

@@lisaperry5999 I just posted on Quora this: I'm asking that some good looking people go do some risky and/or stupid things in the wilderness, so that we can have more "I Shouldn't Be Alive" episodes; is that too much to ask? 🙂

[@lisaperry5999]

@aldinlee8528 nope I will watch and pray y don't die

[@Friedolays]

As a scuba diver, this is one of my greatest fears of diving open water, being lost, swept away by current, waiting to die of shark attack or exhaustion, my other fear is being pulled down into the abyss by freak downwelling currents that sometimes appear along shelf dives. I try to avoid the shelf dives, but as far as being lost, I always always have my GPS satellite SOS beacon on me. If I become lost at sea... click beep beep, here comes the troops, it will give you ETAs of rescue even. Best 400 dollar insurance policy you can have, every diver should have one.

[@joolsa6710]

These programmes are making me want to get a buddy line as well... Shocking how easily it can happen.

[@MartaRC32]

I think that when this happened, such technology was not available...

[@basketballgh]

How do I become a diver..what school or program do I need to read ?

[@jordanphilipperris]

@@basketballgh Just "Ask Jeeves" he'll tell ya everything you need to know :)

[@basketballgh]

@@jordanphilipperris who's jeeves

[@FallenAngel53]

Does anybody else think how mind boggling it is that when they were in the water , we were in bed or at home possibly feeling sorry for ourselves about something and all the while these two are out there in the middle of the ocean treading water 😮

[@ginnypenepent8575]

Yes, I feel that way and frequently think about kidnapped women and children, adults being tortured for crazy whatever reasons, and here are the rest of us comfy…

[@CosmoQueen2900]

No because I have my own life problems and while I can feel sympathy and empathy for others it doesn't make my own problems non-existent.

[@xMorbidArtx]

@@CosmoQueen2900women.

[@brendametube]

Yep… the family and I were just talking about that the other day when we were sent a video of my baby niece having a seizure. We talked about how important it is to live every moment to the fullest and respect and love each other all the time because there’s always someone suffering greatly, who would rather be in your shoes and handling what you feel is so difficult. If they could snap their fingers and be there, they would let everything roll like water off a duck’s back. They’d smile, forgive, forget… Whatever it takes, because they know what it’s like to be in true pain, fear, despair and peril. Another example is the night I found out my 18-year-old niece was killed in a car accident. During the months before, I was trying to help a family member who had come on very hard times. There was a lot of stress and emotional drama to deal with as she was a single parent with three children, and things looked very bleak for her. Somehow, that day I talked her into us all renting bikes at a nearby park. We hadn’t done anything fun and beautiful for so long and the day was perfect. I remember seeing the children smiling, and it felt so refreshing to see her smiling. It was a beautiful day and we all went home, and I made a special dinner with the rare occasion to have us all sit down together at the table. I was a bit sad because she began feeling sick and had to go lay down. The children and I were eating dinner when the phone call came with tragic news. Devastation, fear, shock, every horrible emotion you could imagine. Then I had to wake my sister and tell her. After a couple of hours at around 1 AM, some close by family members and friends had come over and we all were gathered close and praying and crying. Suddenly, I had the clearest realization. I thought about the moments, hours before… My niece buckled under a dashboard… Crying for her mom… Trying to get air… Drowning on her own fluids. Bleeding out. (I worked in a trauma center OR , plus being an artist, unfortunately, things come to me very vividly.) It just dawned on me very powerfully that while my sweet niece was immeasurably suffering and losing her life… We were at a park on a beautiful day…not arguing… I was not angry or feeling sorry for myself, nor judging my sister or her life decisions that led me to moving in, and raising her children with her… The children were happy and getting along very well… We were actually having the most peaceful beautiful day we had had in many months. Remembering those things, I was so thankful that we did not dishonor the precious last minutes of our beautiful nieces life by wasting precious time on things that do not matter. Plus I was always thankful to know we didn’t have behavior to be ashamed of whenever we’d remember that day. That day, which began so beautiful for us, would end with enough pain of its own. 30 years later, and this beautiful human being still affects my life when I remember her positive attitude, and desire to make positive change in this world. So yeah… Every story like this makes me thankful, and filled with compassion for those who are suffering.

[@lennonrocks100]

No, I don't feel bad or have empathy for humans that do extreme things for a thrill and when things inevitably go wrong expect more responsible people to rescue them. That's kinda one of the main themes of this show. Natural selection is a bitch isn't it

[@BallerBrownsWorldMusic1]

Out of all the episodes that I’ve seen, Melissa was the only person that did not return to the same activity again that potentially cost her life. She learned her lesson. 💯

[@PakistanIcecream000]

Those who continue the activity that potentially cost their lives are the ones who belong to the group that never learns. Those type of people think they're respectable when they're not.

[@PakistanIcecream000]

Those who continue the activity that potentially cost their lives are the ones who belong to the group that never learns. Those type of people think they're respectable when they're not.

[@CS-uc2oh]

I remember watching a documentary on a team that climbed mt everest and all the ones that didn't die lost major body parts and parts of their faces, etc. to frostbite and the only one who said it wasn't worth it and he'd never do it again was the Chinese man. He learned his lesson. Those other fools had no insight about what happened to them. They learned nothing.

[@bfrank2426]

There is another episode, Season 2 episode 1, These guys are canyoneering and they both stopped doing it after the accident. One of them died years later due to alcoholism. (Assuming he felt too guilty) Sad episode

[@Dion-rz3fz]

Yes, I don't get that either! When you get burned its supposed to teach you to stay away from the fire! But its crazy how many of these people in this series go right back to doing the same thing that almost cost them their lives. And what's even more bizarre is that these are mostly just hobbyists or vacationers, its not like its something they have to do to make living.

[@jackaldrich7022]

just returned from a dive trip in Mexico....the company required that each diver have an inflatable red buoy marker with them. When inflated, it stuck 6 ft above the surface

[@cecilelyons7178]

Jack Aldrich...this event took place 18 yrs ago. It wasn't a ''tourist'' dive. It was scientist who had lived in the Solomons for a long time. She was diver with skills to dive. It was research dive to an underwater volcano. He knew exactly its location....20 mls off the coast by land/sea co ordinates. It was a perfect day.....weather good, calm, flat sea. It was to be a 30 min dive to a specific depth. The boat was idling directly over the volcano which can not be seen from surface. The boat could not be anchored to keep position so it idled and with that fuel was being used. It is deep ocean. When he descended the volcano was not visua/visiblel, the water was bubbling with gas emissions. A current which was not detectable by him caused him to drift away from the vicinity of the volcano. When they surfaced they were far from the boat. They could have swum to the boat but they made assumption they could be seen. The boat continued to idle not able to locate them and knowing they should have surfaced very close to the boat. It was assumed by boat something had happened untoward under water, the fuel was lessening even to potential not to be enough for them to return to shore safely to refuel, alert others of missing divers to join search. He said to her....they'll be back by 4pm as he estimated the time for boat to get back to shore/return not knowing themselves the boat had not seen them. In the meantime they continued to drift from volcano position so when boats returned the divers were long gone. No search in correct area was actually taking place and same said for helicopter....searching in wrong area. If you were to holiday in Solomon Islands TODAY it would not be like this. You would have as you state....re safety precautions.....same as for your Mexico trip. I grew up in this part of the pacific. Volcanoes on land and under water are prominent. It forms part of the Pacific Rim of Fire. The islanders themselves have lived by ''ocean world'' and are very famiiliar with climate, storms etc in when to take boats out many mls in deep ocean. It just an unfortunate event. Also today much of the dive equipment has changed, computers are used and always the rescue sausage. My sister has dived for 35 yrs in warm climes globally and her equipment is like a tech store!

[@jackaldrich7022]

The dive trip in Mexico was just about identical conditions as you described The dive site was located 300 miles offshore around the Socorro islands which are also volcanic, very deep ocean, underwater volcanoes, strong currents, drift diving, etc.

[@nancyjeffries9053]

Really smart.

[@frankiehuangjianwei469]

Very luckily the shark wasn't hungry at that moment.......luckily it was a hammer head shark.....if it was a Great White sorry man.....no chance for them....

[@Moon_Presence]

6ft above the surface? That makes no sense.

[@519forestmonk9]

Watching this from the comfort of my warm dry bed on land!

[@nadinedaoud2538]

Me too 😊

[@okabee1505]

my man david pulled the old " mount me to conserve energy" trick. nice.

[@carolewilson1311]

Okabee to much energy he have take that in hand no help from me

[@charlessanders]

He a pimp

[@thinkright9350]

The man was mad for her

[@TheTriformationT]

Wouldn't blame him 😂😂

[@tylerb4994]

13:50 Looks like his energy was touching her leg; not the reaction my guy was hoping for im sure

[@Rycamcam]

This whole trip was sketchy. - Low fuel on a boat that traveled only 1 hour (???) - No reserve fuel - No safety/tether line considering they were in the middle of nowhere around an active volcano underneath them - No radio on the boat to call for help. Instead, the boat had to travel all the way back to the bay to ask for help. Also, I don't dive, but couldn't they have given the divers a GPS tracker or something, knowing that the area has low visibility due to the volcano vents? Look, the ocean is a dangerous place. Scarier than the jungle. Don't go unprepared for pete's sake!

[@AstralHiGH]

yeah I feel like this might be a bit scripted for drama but either way screw the ocean. Wouldnt go unless I knew I was in the hands of an experienced deck hand and captain, jungles and forests are pretty brutal in there own way but better chance of surviving

[@videowaves1801]

Maybe this was pre gps tracker era.

[@drlogic4535]

These glaring , seemingly obvious checklist items coming from a non diver . How did this experienced marine biologist not go through these 2nd nature ? Mind boggles

[@9storm999]

Date of event might be before GPS is invented though. But you are right for rest. BTW, its Africa! There mentality is much different from developed countries.

[@geometricart7851]

@@9storm999 gps has been around since the 90s...

[@erstwhile6163]

On my first dive EVER at Julian rocks in Byron Bay, Australia I dared to ask the ‘big shark question’. My instructor laughed at me and blew my question off with an ‘about as likely as a lightning-strike’ kind of analogy. Less than two years later I was watching the evening National news and there was my instructor ( whose name i will not mention for his own privacy) explaining to the reporter the details of a harrowing shark attack that day on those very same rocks. A newlywed husband on his honeymoon died protecting his wife from a shark. It made me realise that no question is too stupid and even the experts don’t always have it right.

[@BJM1134]

Heh my family went on an excursion in Turks and Caicos that involved snorkeling. We had done similar in the past but those times it had been off the beach. This time they just had us jumping off the boat in the middle of the ocean and it seemed quite rough. I asked about sharks and the guide said oh sure but they don't bother anyone... ha! Everyone else went, I opted to stay on the boat for that part. The guides pointed out a shark idly passing by on the other side of the boat from where the snorkelers were. Yea... no thanks!

[@PoetofHateSpeech]

There's so much misinformation surrounding sharks. A predator that's millions of years old doesn't make mistakes

[@dennisjohnsen7297]

I can’t imagine how miserable it would be to have to thirst to death, but to do that in the middle of the ocean. Water water everywhere and not a drop to drink.

[@circusucric]

"water water every where and not a drop to drink, ooh except for maybe that drop" is from ice age hahahah

[@dennisjohnsen7297]

Sinead Eberle Actually, it’s from “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” by Samual Taylor Coleridge. I only paraphrased, but it goes, “Water, water everywhere and all the boards did shrink. Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink.” Hahaha.

[@Ladyglittersparkless84]

A living nightmare

[@k_j_n1242]

Watching these shows always make me real thirsty. I've learnt to keep a tall glass of iced water beside me before hitting the play button 🤣

[@lisaperry5999]

@@k_j_n1242 yup,yesterday watched 2 lost in the desert had my ice water beside me.

[@BoB58735]

“A local told me that there’s hammerhead sharks bothering the local fisherman” I’d be out of there mate 😂

[@jenniferl6553]

Shocking. He wasn't the one diving and felt the divers didn't need to know. so f'd up

[@linamarie84]

Imagine. YOU'RE IN THE OCEAN....WHERE SEA LIFE DWELLS...and THEY are bothering YOU 😂😂😂😂 Oh that is so funny.

[@b0ssatr0n91]

The way they film these episodes never ceases to amaze me

[@castirondude]

Yes I have been looking for a "making of" or "behind the scenes" but not much is available. I found some short pieces. Most of the water scenes are filmed in a swimming pool.

[@AutumnLuvsJesus]

@@castirondudehow do they do the mountain and forward ones?? They look so real!

[@maximaler]

it's crazy how good it is

[@charmainkilloran9476]

If you have a gut feeling about something not being right ...listen

[@InfiniteTriztan1111]

Yes,she felt that at the beginning but overlooked that feeling. Listen to gut feeling is essential.

[@bullymaquire8797]

But I mean 99% of us have those feelings when we’re about to try something potentially harmful for the first time.

[@charmainkilloran9476]

@@bullymaquire8797 No you may be a bit fearful but a gut feeling is something a lot stronger.

[@bullymaquire8797]

charmain killoran if it was I doubt she’d have been able to get in the water at all.

[@charmainkilloran9476]

@@bullymaquire8797 That is the point people do. That is why they always say listen to your gut feeling. Knew a diver in South Africa who was experienced, he had this gut feeling he shouldn't dive with his friends on a Sunday morning. They kept telling him everything would be fine and mocked him. He said give me a cigarette box I want to write my Will. They all thought it was a big joke. He ended up getting into trouble and drowned.

[@BR-cq2hm]

So divers don't take into account the drift of the currents when they arrange to be picked up? Seems a glaring oversight.

[@geometricart7851]

what happened to GPS?

[@The000clash000]

Yes first place to look is down current! Plus no surface marker bouy and no flares.

[@brunol-p_g8800]

geometric art SMBs and GPS are kind of a new thing. When I started diving in 2003 nobody had SMBs, we just had a whistle on the stab and at best carried a mirror and a strobe light ( which they could have used)

[@The000clash000]

@@brunol-p_g8800 when I was diving in uk in the 1980s it would have been considered foolhardy to go on a drift dive without an smb.

[@ld9721]

@@brunol-p_g8800 I had the same experience. Except there weren't sharks and we eventually reached the boat. But it was scary

[@highstereolove]

1:54 bahhaha cmon... that transition is just pure comedy! You can’t do this to me 😂🤣💀

[@paulcolbourne9112]

It's like a weight joke.

[@ciaraomalley8725]

“His face was right there. I didn’t want to look at his face, but I had no choice” 🤣

[@elamovs]

Yeah that was rude, lol

[@geometricart7851]

LOL yeah and without him she wouldn't have made it I guarantee it.

[@519forestmonk9]

I was on a blind date like that once.

[@Savage_Gamer777]

😂😂😂 she’s beautiful tho

[@KCFlyer2]

I don't think he got any that night

[@chrisgowers8094]

"At that stage, she didn't need to know that. " Are you freaking kidding me?

[@geometricart7851]

He was sheltering her. He thought they would be picked up quickly.

[@chrisgowers8094]

@@geometricart7851 feasible

[@chrisgowers8094]

@Antonia Bareva oh wow

[@21bulgari]

he is right for doing that, homie was tryna save her ass by keeping his mouth shut

[@bonniehowell4259]

It's actually good he did that. She would have probably panicked, flapped around, qnd possibly attack sharks.

[@spikevlogs6522]

The famouse line " As the night comes, their body temperature plummets" 😂

[@chiraqchief71chichief14]

Spike Vlogs lmao!!!!!!!!! If u aint the 🐐

[@angiexafiana2530]

hahhaha IKR

[@kamikamkamm]

It’s so iconic in these episodes XD

[@5thdawg917]

🤣🤣😂😂

[@myroom4640]

Oh and also: isn’t it corny!!! Majority of these silly shows: no one seems to get hyperthermia. Far fetched BS……

[@marjoriepelletier4014]

This video was intense. It is a miracle that they survived. One of the best videos of this series that I have seen. It was good that he was an experienced diver.

[@simonlloyd7557]

A similar thing happened to me in 98... i was left stranded off the coast of Oman, surrounded by Hammerheads and Barracuda...My boat found me after about 7 hours in the baking sun...Very scary and it occured to me that i might die that day.

[@joolsa6710]

We surfaced from a night dive once and couldn't find the boat... terrifying. Can't imagine how awful that was for you.

[@alli-kat2329]

Screw that man...i stay on the hard land lmao! 🤯

[@flight101]

Why would you even swim in those infested waters though????

[@johntrek187]

Omg. How far from shore were you? Did ya have a dsmb?

[@DiamondCake2]

@@flight101idiotas

[@smisango1738]

David's brother is a super hero! I love it! Family comes thru- unconditional love is real if his brother hadn't come i don't think they would have made it.

[@cheyenneblankenship8179]

Huh? The helicopter didn’t save them. Never did say who those guys in boat were. Looking for them or fishing? Why didn’t the original boat look for them? So many unanswered questions.

[@wioi]

His brother didn't even save him. He did nothing for them

[@indisuzette7684]

The helicopter 🚁 spotted them in order to give coordinates to the boat 🚢

[@SteinOnkel]

Good thing Allistair (aka jungle Larry) wasn't there - he would've followed the shark to try and beat it up, because it gave him the stink eye.

[@lisaperry5999]

Lol great comment that croc recreation was kinda unbelievable he was on the shore,croc in water and he decides to punch it!!

[@LOL_Whut]

😂 I get both of these references.

[@meatavoreNana]

Obviously we all watched all the series😅😊

[@rebeccapanther4973]

Don't compare anyone to Larry!

[@janmale7767]

Those boat skippers couldn't put one and one together, determine the direction of the current and move their search efforts in that direction!!?

[@linamarie84]

EXACTLY. I can't believe it. I mean come on man. It was so frustrating to watch. I mean people legit map out their way on the Sea allll the time. David did say he wanted to stay put so that they'd be pulled out in the direction with the current. But. The whiney heiny attached to him threw a tantrum and wanted to swim. So. They did. Not that it matters now because it doesn't-But I believe they would have been found the first time around.

[@chrislewis4241]

Always listen to your intuition it's the most powerful sense we have. Saved my life twice. When in doubt about something, don't do it! Melissa should have passed on this invitation.

[@murder13love]

What a fantastic man and human being, putting this young woman's comfort before his own. He truly looked out for her best interests, physically and mentally

[@phoebehill953]

Especially considering how whiny and unpleasant she is!

[@lb7136]

yes exactly, selfish and moaning throughout

[@murder13love]

@@lb7136 get real.

[@monro2159]

I did a bit of a dig about this and someone wrote on a blog that they had heard the story direct from Melissa Armstrong. Apparently, she said that she and David did not stay in contact because she was very angry with him for putting them in that situation. Also, it was her idea to swim for land and said she argued with David about it for quite some time. As it happens it was the decision that saved their lives.

[@fluffytail6355]

True and I agree, however, she had a gut feeling and didn’t listen to it. She needs to take responsibility for that.

[@wnd9434]

​@@fluffytail6355here is the situation. She there with the " expert" plus local. Will you trust the expert that have seen hundred times this situations or 1 minute of you being scary of new situation. Everytime you try something new there always worry. Most of the time we called "gut feeling" but if stop for it, it could be nothing, it just fear. Also she pay a lot for it, prepare for the vacation.

[@TheOneanjel]

​@@fluffytail6355 that has nothing to do with how they were saved. Tell me you've never gone against your intuition or thought it was just unfounded fear. Really dum comment.

[@adrianmetzler2523]

@@fluffytail6355gut feeling she didn’t listen to? Sorry, that’s not a good reason. Her already being aware of the dangers of diving would be sufficient for her to take responsibility. Gut feelings come and go and most times were wrong about them, a gut feeling means nothing. Especially when you’re about to do something you know can be dangerous.

[@pinkpugginz]

You need to read the gift of fear. Gut/intuition feelings are the most primal best defenses humans have evolved. Since ancient times Ignoring those feelings have deadly consequence. ​@@adrianmetzler2523

[@davidortiz3094]

Stranded in the middle of the ocean. One of my biggest fears.

[@bonniehowell4259]

I'm actually surprised how many times thisbhas happened to divers. The worst was when a charter boat that just left 2 people unaccounted for out on the Great Barrier reef. It took forever to get a search party out because the idiots that ran the charter thought everyone was accounted for. Those people weren't as lucky as these two.

[@tonydoherty2190]

@@bonniehowell4259 I like to think to myself that charter boat service went into bankruptcy after that after getting sued by the families

[@timnik2902]

Easy, put GPS trackers on divers. Problem solved.

[@tonydoherty2190]

@@timnik2902 thats good why didn't I think of that must be slipping in my old age

[@timnik2902]

@@tonydoherty2190 I'm an entrepreneur. Going to make some big inventions happen very soon.

[@simonlloyd7557]

1:ditch weight belt 2: inflate BCD 3: ditch tank and regs, retain compass, 4: set reciprocal compass bearing, 5: swim on your back following bearing. With SCUBA equipment, sculling is futile, it does nothing other than make you exhausted. Swimming on your front with a tank on your back forces your head under the water and is also prone to rotating around the body making swiming incredibly tiring.You can even remove your entire SCUBA kit and actually ride on the tank and jacket if you need to.

[@bigornot74]

Yeah well maybe that movie doesn't show EXACTLY what's actually happened. It's not the actual footage you know? But you did great remembering your open water course. Congrats 😄

[@BJM1134]

​@@bigornot74i never took an open water course, I found it helpful

[@eyden1562]

I'm starting to wonder just how many people have seen and missed their rescuers by mere vastness of the scenery. It seems every single one of these stories has one, if not more than one moment where rescue was sooo close, and just missed them.

[@stefanieleavitt5224]

Yup its always the first one that doesn't see them. Ha

[@wolfesound]

I can see them tell their stories, and yet, the whole time my heart was palpitating at every passing moment. I am so glad they made it out alive. There must be still purpose for them. Bless! (not sure if I will dive again after this)

[@Spitfirethedragon]

This incident inspired the film Open Water.

[@marknthenav]

I remembered something similar happened of the cost of Florida when I was in the navy. We pulled a diver lost diver out 80miles off the coast. USS Eisenhower. 💪🏽

[@kickballfever]

How long was he in the water before you guys found him?

[@danehereford4458]

This episode has brilliant storytelling. Melissa is very expressive and provides catharsis. David's internal guilt gives added emotional conflict at having not used his experience wisely. This is riveting!

[@cecilelyons7178]

Dane Hereford.....he used his experience very wisely except he did not know he had drifted so far from the volcano and was continuing to drift away. I grew up in this area of the pacific. The pivotal part of his unfortunate event is the location of the volcano. He knew exactly where it was....20 mls off the coast on land/sea co ordinates. The volcano is not visible from the surface and neither can its bubbling world be seen from the surface. The boat was over the volcano and idling to stay in position. He would be 30 mins under water only. The boat was idling therefore using up fuel because it is way too deep to drop anchor and keep the boat in position. In the dive he could not see the volcano. It was totally occluded and he was in the bubbling environment. He was also drifting away from the volcano and then surfaced far from the boat. He was too far to be seen by the boat. In the meantime the boat continued to idle but they had no clue he was away from the statute location of the volcano. The boat left to get back to land for refuel and to alert others of what had happened. Other boats were launched. As the chap still believed he was in the volcano vicinity and that the boat carried only enough fuel to get to volcano and back again to shore is why he said to the girl.....we'll stay here and they should be back by 4pm. No boat could find them as they were not in the designated search area. The helicopter missed them for the same reason...searching the wrong area. His fear of sharks was not that big against hers. He is an islander and many who grow up in the Pacific do not have exponential fear of sharks. It is almost unheard of to have a fatality. Barracudas are more feared. As for the huge hammerhead harassing the fisherman it is there to take the fish not the human. Anyone who goes spear fishing which is what most of the islanders do expect sharks. This happened 18 yrs ago and if you go to the pacific islands for a 'holiday' and want dive it will not be this way. You'll get all the safety gear etc etc, you will more than likely dive over a beautiful reef system and not in the middle of the ocean.

[@marinadubois7347]

Something told her “that something was wrong “. Always listen to that inner voice.

[@michellenelson6571]

Courageous so inspiring

[@geometricart7851]

99 times out of 100 your voice is just subconscious safety mechanism trying to guide you and even if you don't listen you will be fine but if you do that same thing 100 times one of those times you don't listen will be the last time.

[@cynthialightfoot5337]

You are so right. I FEEL OBEDIENCE IN AII ITS MADE up to be for is always wise to follow!

[@Friedolays]

Wow. I never thought about it like that. REVELATIONS ARE UPON THEE. TODAY IS THE FIRST DAY OF MY NEW LIFE.

[@simonlloyd7557]

if men always listened to when a woman said, 'i dont like it' we'd still be living in caves.

[@ichangedmynameforyoutube]

I cannot believe how unprepared this David guy is. Absolutely reckless! Insufficient gas supply? No diving flag? No tie to the boat? Like, wth is this dude thinking!? Completely preventative!

[@fluffytail6355]

As a diver with little experience, I concur. I would be asking questions when I don’t see those things. Additionally, there’s no Whistle or mirror on the PFD, which are now standard equipment.

[@silviabelluomini2456]

​@@fluffytail6355can I ask you why the mirror? The other missing things make sense to me, but the mirror doesn't 😅

[@edwardkinyanjui1286]

@@silviabelluomini2456 To reflect to the search and rescue plane

[@jessicacady3736]

@@silviabelluomini2456u need to make sure u alwayssss look ur best ESPECIALLY out at sea duhhh everyyyyone knows that🤭🤭🙄😳🥴

[@Empress.420]

​@@jessicacady3736LMFAOOOOOO! 💯💯💯😭😭☠️

[@limray9239]

They even paid a real shark to swim around them... Wtf...

[@mauricioramos2246]

I knew it, I saw that shark make a cameo in Sharknedo doc...wonder how much he got paid? Probably not a lot of red meat.

[@deathwaveshi9313]

Paid?

[@allancrow134]

I spent my entire adult life commercial diving in the Pacific Northwest. Your boat tender is your lifeline, make sure they're up to the task.

[@rainbows9060]

Beautiful ending. I was with them for 45 mins, they did 26 hrs amazing feat of human indurance .

[@h7udn316]

You were with them?

[@rainbows9060]

@h7udn316 your Beautifully taking thing literally just like spectrum does snd is.

[@PistolP33]

I don't see you anywhere, just these two.

[@USQ1418]

I watched all seasons and there is one lesson , don't be happy when you see a helicopter because its useless and they won't see you. Guaranteed

[@jettnatchez4776]

Yep. We wearing blue and black we don’t stand out

[@chris9879]

And also ships!

[@flyingchimp12]

No they won’t see you on the first pass, you should be happy to know that the next one will see you 😂😂

[@ekiarii]

Point!

[@pangajamvanaraja8241]

When ever i watch this series, all i could think about is while we are safe what is someone going thru at this moment? Someone might be lost in the jungle, someone might be fighting for survival somewhere. Its crazy

[@schizophrenicbaby111]

I think about that all the time !! Its horrible to think about !!

[@Juliet-y3g]

I think that too and I pray for everyone.

[@stephenmackey4571]

No beacon, no flares, no whistles, no brain.

[@MB-AFC]

Exactly no Delay Deco Buoy and like you said, no brain.

[@geometricart7851]

Stephen Mackey yet the guy had 30 yrs experience working in the ocean. U would think beacon is sea diving 101

[@foxboy72006]

I know if I ever go diving, I'll want a GPS locator on me and something to be able to signal the boat!

[@Asdfgqwertyi]

Ocean/water survival stories are the most terrifying to me...i can feel we are in a strange and hostile environment...

[@mshayashi]

Agree...lost in the sea is the worst nightmare....sharks, lack of water, fatigue.

[@sunkillsmoon]

​@@mshayashiliterally the most scary worst nightmare of all time !

[@rubenfrankish]

In an open water dive you would think there was some kind of safety measure in place for if you surface way out of position due to currents. I dived on the great barrier reef on one of the outer reefs, we dropped in the ocean looking for a deeper coral shelf... instantly we couldn't find anything, our instructor dove super deep looking for it, all we could do was follow his bubbles at 25m down. It was one of the most surreal experiences of my life... I loved it. We surfaced far from the boat due to strong currents and he had an inflatable orange tube that he popped and it stuck up about 5 feet above water, they saw it and they came on a small motor boat and picked us up bringing us back to the main dive boat. Mad that he had nothing to attract attention. Insane the boat people had not enough fuel nor did they drive around the boat to look for them.

[@fluffytail6355]

I’ve never been on a dive boat that doesn’t have back up fuel jugs…

[@allinvnh8505]

suppose to try swimming from the beginning when it's calm glad they survive one hell of a experience

[@michaelknight5574]

Watching these makes me want grab some water bottles,a lighter, and an inflatable raft just to take out the trash 🗑

[@Lynn-zx3th]

Lol

[@michaelknight5574]

🤣

[@g.e.1432]

LOL, sooooo true.

[@LiveLoveAmber]

Lol right

[@wingedhaiku8024]

Yea 😂

[@BIANCA_YAOWA]

sharks are the reason I WILL NOT go in a ocean. no boat, kayak, swimming, nothing. it’s their home and i ain’t trespassing.

[@ricktaylor3748]

B Y Back ,back, back!!! Chicken!!!

[@BIANCA_YAOWA]

Rick Taylor I will GLADLY be a chicken in a coop rather than bait to an unknown predator. we don’t even know every species in the ocean. i’m so okay on that lol

[@Randy1337]

@@BIANCA_YAOWA I am just like you. Let´s be happy in our pool together

[@stephenphillips2333]

@@Randy1337 6@

[@ladymaiden2308]

I'll go in the ocean. No deeper than just under my knee caps though. The better to be able to run if need be. Yih

[@curtzy01]

This woman's phobia and paranoia of sharks is such a mood, this legit would have been me. As soon as I saw that shark fin I would have done a Jesus walking on water and ran the hell out of there... that or just passed away then and there!

[@MsAmique]

Such a mood? Legit? Whats next? 😂

[@kehindeotino6050]

😂 😂 😂

[@ernestmulenga6782]

I really wouldn't want to die knowing I would be eaten by a shark! We have hippos and crocodiles in Africa Zambia as my country but that was really scarry!!!!!

[@GorgorothBergen-ns7il]

@@ernestmulenga6782 Absolutely terrifying, Lost in the middle of the ocean, Shark bait...🇳🇴🙋‍♂️🐺

[@geometricart7851]

Yeah tiger sharks can be aggressive. I think even more so than great whites...

[@jadentrez]

It was Melissa's decision to override David's experience and start swimming that probably saved both their lives. Had they stayed where they were, they would have probably been lost.

[@linamarie84]

I beg to differ. David wanted to stay put so the boat would be able to follow the currents. She didn't have experience and she was a nightmare the entire time. The decision to swim pulled them off course. Not to it. They could have been found the 1st time if they stayed put. The dude had THIRTY..30 years of experience. I am sure he knows what he is talking about. It was the search crews diligence that found them. Not her.

[@JunoBeachGirl_]

ALL avoided with something so inexpensive and easy: A diving flag. 🙄

[@marie22tully10]

What a terrifying ordeal! It amazes me what people go through and survive.

[@Tedanson]

the ocean is a cruel mistress

[@akinnon2000]

"shark and volcano". 7 Shark-cano movies just poped into existence.

[@JonPicoCokeJones]

🦈 🌪

[@sparkswillfly007]

😂

[@cecilelyons7178]

Have you not heard of the ''Pacific ring of fire''.....the Solomon Islands are part of it.

[@raider7829]

Us humans are way stronger than we give ourselves credit for. It's built in to survive under the worst circumstances! God blessed these two with determination!❤❤

[@Any-Okra]

One thing these two have in their favor right off the bat ,is that neither one of them is "larry" If you know,you know. 😂😂😂

[@PhullyNo1]

Remember because we’re reminded every episode, “it was just a normal day” yeah that’s how it always starts.

[@JET7C0]

It's amazing how bad the reputation is for hammerhead sharks, given there's only been 17 recorded attacks on humans in the last _450 years,_ none of those attacks have been fatal, and only 3 of 9 total species have ever attacked humans. I could see them being naturally curious about such weird looking creatures on the surface, but that's about it. I think the fact it left them alone, despite one of them actively bleeding, shows how disinterested they are in humans as meals.

[@snowflake4656]

I agree.

[@krissalouvae7513]

Thanks for pointing this out. I somehow have gotten sucked into comments and am leaving tons of replies because the wrong information about sharks is unbelievable. Most people commenting on here probably will never see a shark in the ocean, but still.....it's important that the right information is out there because sharks are greatly at risk because of people, not the other way around.

[@kelrogers8480]

Oh cut the crap, for God's sake lady! Sharks attack sharks predate. They are wild animals, and if you go into their territory, you risk getting eaten. Just as a lion will likely get you if you go jogging in an African game reserve! Quit the virtue signalling and don't be so bloody stupid!

[@jg8963]

They’re super lucky it was a hammerhead, if it was a tiger shark it would’ve been over

[@vaskylark]

@@jg8963 No they're not. Hammerheads are known to be aggressive. It was hammerheads in that movie, the ones lost at sea after dive boat left them. Movie was called Open Water. In movie they used reef sharks but in actuality it was the hammerhead. They too swam for it but weren't as lucky as I recall. It's been years since I saw it but as they swam for shore and got closer at least one of them was killed by a hammerhead, maybe both can't remember.

[@Caseyedwards-Turbojackelope]

...so these locals make a living on the water. They know the ocean. They work it everyday. They know that the couple is likely out of oxygen so they're not under the surface anymore. Yet somehow despite working and living on the oceans their whole lives, they're unaware of current?!?!?!?

[@smisango1738]

David's knowledge of the sea defenetly helped them stay alive! As well as him knowing he was the lead and he did a good job keeping them both stable 👏

[@fluffytail6355]

Hmmmm, he somewhat helped keeping them alive but he made some bad decisions in not preparing them well so a bit of discrepancy there.

[@christopherkohl6511]

Bullshit. She was the one that kept having to tell him to get moving when it was obvious they had to move

[@FraserCheyne]

He caused the whole thing ffs

[@JJ-iq8mi]

Are you serious? What a laugh.

[@njukisperspective]

The lady's phobia is almost hilarious..The actress brought it out sooo perfectly.

[@ZiggyTheAdventurer]

9:17 the boat left them stranded in the middle of the Ocean and he knew they were in trouble "what a genius deduction"

[@curtispandachuk9323]

My heart goes out to both of them. I really am so thankful that they made it out of that ❤

[@catsmith1780]

He was much cooler about it than her. With all her phobias and fears she should have enjoyed a hobby on land.

[@davidortiz3094]

She had no business being in the ocean. Especially if she fears sharks.

[@brookespenceri4506]

That's all I could think about. She wasn't even excited about diving. Not the type that should be diving in the middle of the ocean.

[@matildaqueen2123]

Ehhhh if you where in the middle in the sea you should not be so cool as her

[@guitarpicker1393]

Everyone can talk to the talk until it's time to jump of the boat and descend, seen quite a few people pull the pin and last second and abort dive.

[@josephslotnick4516]

Yes find new adventures on land. She was way out of her comfort zone is a colossal understatement.

[@smisango1738]

I would not wish this situation on anybody she said she wanted an adventure! But this is crazy, swimming with sharks & volcanos ,omg there's no way in hell I would try this adventure!!! So glad they lived, God's Blessings

[@thecalebp6283]

I’ve been to the Solomon Islands it’s a great place people.

[@shannonmiller4610]

Mike w omg I live in Myrtle beach lol

[@cecilelyons7178]

The Calebp.....yes beautiful part of the world. Your next visit to a pacific island should be PNG's islands. New Ireland or New Britain. I come from New Britain.

[@geometricart7851]

I had a pair a Solomon boots once.

[@459luker]

It would have been a good idea once the search party reached the spot (or the original boatmen once they realised they were missing), for someone to jump in the water and remain motionless and see which direction they drift, so they can work out which direction the current is moving, then head in that direction...

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

yeah seriously, this research team is pretty ridiculous as well as the "search party".

[@Moralityoverconsistency]

Can we just praise the amazing camera work in this. Clap it up for the cameramen and the producers for making this ❤️ and all the other people like the actors.

[@andrewgardner1727]

😂😂 I commend this if this really happens but why is the footage top notch I would say it’s acting not taking away from this terror cause I too have that as my biggest fear open water sharks and survival seems impossible and too good to be true and now a days anyone will do and make up things for clout and money sad world

[@magnas7100]

Made me cry .. David is from my hometown.. they were very lucky to have survived thank God 🙏❤

[@abritcrafty6420]

Amazing that neither of the boat guys had a pair of strong binoculars that they could have used . Also considering the change in weather and current could not have thought to take the boat around for a few miles in each direction before leaving .

[@thesixxchild7930]

Love his brother.

[@tylerb4994]

13:50 “omg whats on my leg” “oh that.... thats uh, just my guage Yeah ooookay buddy

[@kamikamkamm]

Lmaooo Yep, just his gauge, nothing more...

[@jamesg376]

She finally stopped complaining and freaking out and decided to live and try to survive? Bravo 😂

[@msk.7878]

Sounds like a spoiled brat

[@JJ-iq8mi]

Have you two keyboard warriors ever been in this situation? No, I didn't think so. You've got no idea how you would behave, you only think you do.

[@Rye617]

Omg I couldn't imagine bein stuck in the middle of the ocean !

[@sleepydank8330]

Mariah Handy yes

[@kamikamkamm]

Neither! It must be so indescribably scary out there

[@IM-ie7hu]

Bro… she signed up for a job working with marine biologists researching an underwater volcano and she’s afraid of sharks and volcanos? The one common denominator in all these shows are the people who are almost always woefully unprepared for these little “adventures” they’ve undertaken that most experienced people realize take copious amounts of time and energy to plan beforehand.

[@Survivor-mf1nm]

Hell of a first day at work!! Geez 😳 I thought MY boss was an idiot. Wow

[@kublakhan2342]

If the brother would have watched this programme in advance he wouldn't have wasted money on a helicopter because he would have known it was a fruitless endeavour.

[@darrickmccabe4203]

She said "I didn't want to be in the middle of the ocean." Well lady why in the world are scuba diving in the first place?

[@badxradxandy]

Exactly

[@wencessjoseph2300]

This woman is afraid of sharks yet she goes to dive in shark infested ocean. smh

[@arcticgoddess]

Why do I watch these? The floating at sea ones stress me out the most, and yet I'm glued to my screen

[@candyapple7445]

It makes me feel better about my life.

[@PrinceShakurYoutube]

I got covid last month and was super freaked out (and was luckily asymptomatic), BUT I binge-watched a lot of these videos while in lockdown and now I'm hooked!

[@adrianmetzler2523]

My twin and I traveled around Mexico a bit and our first time, we’re camping on the Tulum beach for some weeks with other travelers we met, a girlfriend at the time and an old (ex) friend, luckily nothing bad happened but he stupidly decided, “I’m gonna swim out to the reef” (I wasn’t around to stop him). The reef is like a mile out I think, can’t remember. He grabbed this makeshift spear thingy, flippers and goggles and just swam out. For hours I was pacing the beach infuriated scared and sad. He then finally came back on some fishermen’s boat and it was the best feeling. I think he was exhausted and the fishermen saw him and kindof laughed like, you need a ride? He definitely underestimated the distance and time it would take as well as the obvious dangers of just swimming out in the ocean.

[@drlogic4535]

Wow ! The parts between the 76th and 102nd advert were great !

[@mattterry4087]

Fast forward to the end. Then press the replay butten and all the ads will f*uck off.

[@hibeeslayer]

it's all psychological. You yell barracuda, everybody says, "Huh? What?" You yell shark, we've got a panic on our hands on the Fourth of July.

[@shawnrich1961]

Yessss!!! Hahahaha

[@ashleybenson4839]

Barracudas are actually terrifying

[@hibeeslayer]

@@ashleybenson4839 yes i no. its a quote from jaws. the greatest movie ever made.

[@geometricart7851]

Yeah most people don't know barracudas can bite people, but there have only been 25 known attacks in the last century. Most of the time they just prey on small fish.

[@jsss3604]

@@hibeeslayer I believe Rocky Balboa and the chamber of secrets is the best film ever!

[@ksagstertohi6156]

She is absolutely stunning!!

[@KCFlyer2]

amen

[@johnrand9799]

This situation never should have happened. There was a reckless disregard for even the most basic safety equipment and preparation. On a remote drift dive the first thing they should have had was a dive flag buoy both to warn any other boats that there are divers in the water but, mainly to give the boat crew an easy way to follow them in the current. Current underwater can be different than current on the surface. Both divers should have had 1. a Surface Marker Buoy to signal their location to the boat after the dive 2. A torch is always handy to have underwater but it is a very effective signaling device on the surface. 3. A whistle or other sound making device 4. in such a remote area a GPS signaling device. If they were properly equipped and trained the dive would have ended without incident. I think the reason the girl was nervous pre-dive, was the intuitive realization that they were ill-equipped for a remote drift dive.

[@EdKaneInternationalMale]

Episodes like this make me appreciate drinking water even more... Goes to fridge to get some water even though I’m not thirsty!! And why wasn’t there an official search party by the local government? 😞🤔

[@CommanderLuke-zm8ri]

I like where he says "at that stage she didn't need to know that" jumps overboard with massive hammerhead sharks.

[@timnik2902]

Pray when you are in a situation like that no matter how hard it may be.

[@Sweet_tomatoes]

What was that? What? 😳 Was that you? What? 😳 Something’s on my leg! Ahh get it off! It’s my gage, it’s my gage 😳 Well get it off me! I’m trying but you keep kicking 😳

[@shirowkihara2654]

The thought of sharks, octopus makes me shivers leave alone that I have aquaphobia.... My coach feel so good

[@JJ-iq8mi]

Octopus are fine.

[@rebeccahoneysett3993]

Omg I was so happy when the boat turned up🥺 thank god praise God for keeping these ppl alive 🖤

[@JJ-iq8mi]

God ain't got nothing to do with it love.

[@jacquelineneriz7627]

Omg! They didn't even have binoculars! They were so unprepared for this trip!

[@ElNaranjoMuziek]

When the brother flew over them in a helicopter, the narrator says that there was still no official search & rescue mission going on. I guess that means the ladds of the initial boat got drunk with some prostitutes immediately after reaching the safety of the harbour.

[@mauricioramos2246]

Or maybe they had curfew. ; )

[@igrowlithe5726]

I doubt that but yea let's think of a immature answer why not

[@ElNaranjoMuziek]

@Teflon100k 😂😂😂💪🏽

[@colleenann772]

They should be arrested & jailed for attempted murder. Abandoned them after 30 mins? It’s like they were trying to kill them.

[@slickchims8736]

A tragic case of malpractice. These sort of accidents should never happen. Those boating officials hopefully had their asses handed to them. And their company shut down. Inexperience, and greed is what leads to people dying.

[@kaykepop4084]

I could not understand why the guys on the boat did not circle the area to look for the divers before deciding to leave.

[@mauricioramos2246]

@@kaykepop4084 The main reason, cz their boat just had enough fuel to return. If let's say the boat tried, well, now u got a boat drifting and two in the water. The boat guy should've carry extra fuel. My buddies an I do a lot of fishing and damn straight we're gonna get stranded 4 no fuel..

[@cecilelyons7178]

@@kaykepop4084 I can give you that answer. The boat was over the volcano. The bubbling surface of the volcano was not visible. The boat remained in the are of the volcano on co ordinates of land/sea position. The divers had drifted well away from the volcano. The chap has lived in the Solomons for 30 yrs. He knows it like the back of his hand. He could not visualize the volcano it was all bubbling and unbeknowst to himself he was drifting. The boat carried no extra fuel because they knew they were 20 mls of the coast, the chap was going to be under water for 30 mins. They idled the boat waiting/waiting over the volcano without knowledge he wasn't there. You can't see people on the surface when far from the boat. The best option as time was passing was to get the boat back to land for more petrol and tell others what had happened. Others joined the search but by that time the divers were totally out of range from the volcano. I grew up in this part of the pacific. The Solomon islanders are sea living people and this is typical ''island living'' . The Solomon Islands are part of the Pacific Rim of Fire with volcanoes are on land and under the sea.

[@cecilelyons7178]

Clayton Fisher.....it is a 'real tragedy' when most of the negative posters probably have NO IDEA even where the Solomon Is are and that this event took place 18 yrs ago! The Solomon Islands is a Pacific Nation....independent now from Britain. it was one of its former colonies and is made up of many islands.I also come from this island chain in the pacific. I come from one of Papua New Guinea's islands. It goes like this.....New Ireland Is, New Britain Is....I come from this one, Bouganville Is (PNG) then the Solomons, then Guam. Geographically the islands are the same....rain forest islands surrounded by equatorial warm waters, magnificent reef systems and volcanoes on land and under the water. He is a scientist who lives on the Solomons and had done so for decades. The dive was not a ''tourist'' dive. It was to see an under water volcano for research situated 20 mls off the coast ....he knew its exact location from land/sea co ordinates. She was a diver with skills to dive to a specific depth. The dive would be 30 mins only under water. The day was perfect....weather good, sea calm/flat. The boatees are experienced Solomon islanders who know the sea. The boat idled directly in the vicinity of the volcano which can not be seen from the surface. It idles using fuel because it is way too deep to drop an anchor to hold the position of the boat. When the divers descend there is no visibility of the volcano due to gas emissions from under water vents. They have no sight barings. I goes unnoticed they are drifting as these are not raging, dragging rip type currents. They don't feel the drift themselves. When they surface there are far from the boat continue to drift away. The boat looks for the divers at the time they should appear on the surface. They can not see them because the divers are drifting away. Time passes and the boat does not know if something untoward has happened under water. The fuel is low barely enough for return to shore to refuel and alert others divers are missing. By the time they reach location of volcano the divers are long gone from the volcano vicinity. The boats search in the wrong location as does the helicopter. He kept his head over shark 'talk', he is not that concerned but he knows she is panicked and petrified and becomes irrational. He developed fear of sharks when night falls as he knows sharks move at night. He is concerned over hammerhead due to sheer size of the animal. That harrassment of the shark to the fisherman is over spear fishing......method of fishing for islanders. Shark are attracted to bleeding injured fish. He had lost his under water camera which have been used to bash the shark if it came in close to them. TODAY if you went to the Solomons for a holiday the diving equipment has all manner of safety apparatus, you would not be diving in the middle of the ocean but over a reef system. The scientist would have the same equipment as the ''tourist'' diver. There is no malpractice, greed ridden diving company who should have their arses kicked over this story of survival following an unforseen adverse event.

[@kaykepop4084]

@@cecilelyons7178 thank you for responding and helping me understand better. Really appreciate you sharing your knowledge of this area.

[@geometricart7851]

the lady recounting her story sounds like she still doesn't understand why she had to swim slowly. haha wow

[@Irini-k2f]

Why she had to swim slowly?

[@geometricart7851]

@@Irini-k2f lol

[@Irini-k2f]

@@geometricart7851 why she had to swim slowly?

[@geometricart7851]

Irène Hajji you gotta be kidding...

[@Irini-k2f]

@@geometricart7851 kzbin.info/www/bejne/enzUZXRqn61-eq8

[@ChristelVinot]

he's telling you to stay calm for your own survival. yeah you have the right to vent, but staying calm will mentally and physically put you in a better state to make more thoughtful decisions. panic can kill.

[@Alaskafamilyman]

Amazing story. I noticed some of the comments ask why they didn’t have a tracking device, I.E., GPS locator. I’m not sure what year this event took place however it mentioned that David began diving in 1963 and he had 30 years experience diving. So this happened in the early-mid 90’s before portable GPS devices were available for divers. Even now very few sport divers would have a device like this. Commercial and scientific divers only use them as required. Signaling devices such as inflatable tubes in bright yellow/orange are commonly carried by divers on charter boats nowadays. Also a small mirror tucked into a BCD pocket and a pneumatic powered or ordinary whistle is a good idea. In the reenactment they showed the divers keeping the air cylinders attached…..hmmm, my thinking that was not accurate perhaps, as I would think they’d drop the cylinders as that would be a lot of drag trying to swim. But perhaps they kept them on to prevent a possible shark bite from behind. I’m glad it was a happy ending!

[@beachblond1968]

Terrifying. She was fortunate to have been stranded with a very kind person - things like this bring out someone’s true nature. Also, the locals must have been such good people as well, if the re-enactment is to be believed. No questions - just ran to their boats to help.

[@MTknitter22]

yes @Beach Blond, these shows just automatically shows locals beyond reproach which is not always the case

[@cactifam]

Great video!! Nevada looked amazing! Next stop AZ😍

[@genso3065]

In movies, towards the end, cops always shows up when the bad guy is dead. Just like this story, boat shows up right when they reached land.

[@Anna-jb7ll]

I have been surfing and bodyboarding for over 35 years. Well, surfing in California gives me chills sometimes😂, not to mention diving, too many variables can happen and we can end up in a bad situation very fast.

[@HerbiecomputerserviceNl]

If I end up in a situation like this and a helicopter comes. I will just hit the timebar to see if this is gonna be my rescue.

[@geometricart7851]

after the 3rd or 4th one :))

[@satoshi_yukamoto841]

this was pretty stupid ...not taking the current into account

[@inttubu1]

It's up to the boat man to know n follow both current and gas bubbles

[@abhinavsrivastava8615]

@@inttubu1 How can anyone spot bubbles in a vast ocean? Strings or flares were needed there but they were diving without any preparation. The guy is anything but a scientist because scientists aren't that stupid.