Divers React to Crazy DANGERS of Deep Sea Diving

[@isaidwhatisaid8470]

Love these two so much that I've named the two little scuba divers in my Axolotl tank Gus and Woody 😄

[@maktiki]

Cool name for cave dwelling species

[@pigeon_person]

Those are fantastic names

[@kelzlondon2138]

I love it mine are called Axel and Lottie not very original lol🤦‍♀️

[@stormyskyz4251]

Awwwww

[@Phoenixhunter157]

😂oh my goodness, that is adorable 🥰 😊

[@priscillarose4176]

The world would have been a lot less stupid if we all had uncles like woody and gus

[@martinjoubby5368]

Do u think there adopting???!!!lol

[@silentphotographer117]

Facts lol

[@jnetwork3232]

@@martinjoubby5368bruhhh

[@segagirladventurespico]

Lol yup lol

[@SnailHatan]

Lmao as if kids listen to adults

[@Carv97]

Happy to see Woody’s fancy hats back you know it’s gonna be good video😂

[@thechannelcritic7731]

hey, I would like to thank you 2 guys for the extremely enjoyable content you create on a regular basis. I am not a diver nor even a swimmer i just appreciate being entertained and educated by creators like yourselves. thanks again. a fan from the UK

[@reactivereplays5666]

The long term effect of coral farming is clear in at least one way. They are farming their own pieces and therefore even if it doesn't bring a net positive to the ocean. It is 100% in the fact that they don't have to cut into living self made coral and it can be left as it should be.

[@Finessewithjess]

Lol between woody’s hate and Gus’s facial expressions this is great lmao

[@jamesshaffer206]

There should be a tag on that compressor saying Danger, air discharged from this unit is not suitable for human consumption. Fact.

[@alyssao797]

Outside of diving related topics he actually spreads a lot of awareness and positivity about fish and coral etc he’s pretty great outside of his diving 😂

[@kelzlondon2138]

I love you guys ..your so easy to hang out with .. such a nice cheery laid-back vibe here.. sometimes footage is a bit challenging to watch but you guys help to keep it wholesome.. Thanks Gus and woody ❤

[@Silkstep]

Woody looks a little bit like French aristocracy with his octopus hat. 😆

[@LaraCroft36]

Hahahaha true 😂😂

[@horsepanther]

ROTFL excellent observation.

[@leehouston4395]

these are salt water aquarium hobbyists and are farming coral for tanks, not for coral conservation.

[@ChristelVinot]

diving at night looks pretty terrifying lol. A dark abyss where you can't see. As an avid kayaker who kayaks alone in the wilderness all the time, I'm even afraid to be out there at night. A pitch black night river, even though I don't believe in ghosts, IS haunting!! lol. much less going beneath the surface, holy poop wagons

[@saschaberger7201]

Why would u ever be on a river In a kayak and also alone 😅🤔 that's just rly dangerous in the 1st place

[@ChristelVinot]

@@saschaberger7201 I've had people ask me why I kayak alone. But it's not rocket science. "I restore myself when I'm alone. A career is born in public - talent in privacy." - Marilyn Monroe Her words here remind us that we make some of our most meaningful progress in private, when we are free of the expectations and projections of others. There's a great book called "Whitewater Philosophy" by Doug Ammons with a section all about solo kayaking. It can be argued that in an alone state, you are more aware of your surroundings and paying closer attention to potential obstacles and dangers. "i learned faces of the river that I never would have seen otherwise. Or subtleties of how the boat moved and how well I could sense the current. I felt much closer to the river because my senses of touch, smell, hearing, and sight were magnified. There were no distractions. The river was the only one talking. And it told me things I would have never known if I weren't alone." -Doug Ammons

[@saschaberger7201]

@@ChristelVinot thanks for the time u took to write that comment.😊 I get that beeing alone can give u a lot I just didnt got why u need to do something risky while doin so, it's that you are alone and it's night and u are on a river(that would be just to much for me) but there was also a bit of a joke behind my comment 😅 seems like u are doin fine with doin so so if that's what makes u happy keep doin it! ^^

[@saschaberger7201]

@@ChristelVinot and I also love reading books so might check em out when I have the time and are done with all the ones I have allready planed to read 😉👍

[@ChristelVinot]

@@saschaberger7201 as long as I'm prepared, and I always am, I won't get caught out on a river at night. And even if I somehow was... I bring a headlamp with me every time. Just in case!

[@joshisajedi2461]

I just found y’all’s channel a few days ago and have been binging the heck out of your videos! Thank you for all of the cool and informative videos! You guys rock!

[@719Flowers]

I haven’t been back to the channel in like 6 months and Gus looks great! Hes looking real healthy 💯 glad to see the channel still doing good

[@Krystal-O]

"Safty third" never heard that and it caught me off guard 😂

[@Paranoidtimes]

i have said this a few times, but the further you go down the stranger the hats get... seems to be a common occurrence in deep sea and cave diving

[@dilldoe1492]

You guys should react to some videos of Lake Lanier it is a supposedly haunted town that was evacuated and flooded in to become a man made lake and people have went down there!

[@ScubaGirlsInternational]

Having just returned from Indonesia, the locals said injuries are at risk for decent infection since we aren't used to the local bacterias. Hopefully they helped him get his puncture cleaned up and antibacterial ointment or something other than his own output to potentially prevent any infection. #getawetsuit #gogetcertified 🤐

[@somethingcats]

Don't know if someone else pointed out but at about 3:00 they said Aquashella it's a huge aquarium related expo. Super cool!

[@alphgeek]

The lifeguards used to pour vinegar on bluebottle (man o' war) stings in Australia but that makes the stinging cells release more venom so hopefully they've stopped. I think hot water is the current recommendation.

[@jessikaromito8737]

I desperately want to know where Woody keeps all his hats….. I’d love to raid that closet

[@hdors13]

Might be time to revise DT policy and encourage Gus to preview *all* videos. These guys are lame, but always good to see Gus and Woody. "Safety third" had me howling.

[@sequinivkovic]

Amazing hat Woody, as always😂! You are really making here some ocean fashion 🙌🙌🙌

[@js4120]

I've only had the misfortune of being slightly poked by urchins in strong surge in Baja. Can't imagine getting close enough under calm conditions for an actual sting.

[@Blastedpanthose]

Gus is looking good, I can tell he’s lost a lot of weight! Thanks for another great reaction video. I always look forward to watching your guys videos

[@PurpleSixBeats]

To make more pro videos. Video audio is really low while You two are loud in comparison. Evening those two audio loudness levels would be minor detail but improovement for the watchers who for example are watching this video at night...kinda sucks to turn the volume up and down up and down to not wake up other ppl :D

[@rickr530]

Oh man, armored flip-flops and 20feet down, battling giant sea urchins that can launch their spikes 10x farther than porcupine quills. This is an epic adventure. It must have taken them weeks to ascend and get all the triox out of their veins. I think these guys could dive the Titanic on some Campbell Hausfeld air compressors and 300 50' garden hoses.

[@brizzy420]

Glad to see the “alien” hat return 😂

[@azovandy14.88]

The guy chuckling about peeing on the urchins stinging the guy in the T-shirt saying yes traditional medicine then smirking had me laughing

[@TOGade-dj6jh]

4:22 I do agree with Gus! Deep to me are kind of like those that dive at oil rigs. That’s deep to me. This is like Gus says, putting DEEP in there to get more clicks. You guys are the best at reaction videos! 👍🏻🇸🇪

[@saschaberger7201]

U know it's a few hundred meters sometimes for those workers at oil rigs? Just wanted to make sure cause if so that's like Insanely deep for me 😅 i would say like woody 100feet 150 or so is deep

[@saschaberger7201]

But ofc everyone has a dif opinion on what is "deep"

[@TOGade-dj6jh]

@@saschaberger7201 I agree, but when I’ve seen deep sea diving documentary it has always been from oil rigs. Maybe that’s why I think of that as deep sea diving 👍🏻

[@TOGade-dj6jh]

@@saschaberger7201 I agree, but when I’ve seen deep sea diving documentary it has always been from oil rigs. Maybe that’s why I think of that as deep sea diving 👍🏻

[@saschaberger7201]

@@TOGade-dj6jh oh well yea then i can absolutely see why that's what you have in mind when u hear bout it 😅👍

[@jamesshaffer206]

This one was like comic week, maybe a new direction for a show now n then. Lol. When woody said what could possibly go wrong I lost it. Lmao. Love you guys.

[@Ryguy3000r]

Been awhile since I’ve watched a video and let me say congrats brother. You are looking good. Proud of the work.

[@chapmasi]

Bali in Indonesia is where I got pulled out by a strong undercurrent...... Also the best night dive I've ever done too - because I got to film a Hermit Crab for my boy!

[@pamelaholt6269]

I don't understand why the tall guy didn't bring a wetsuit and other accessories from home instead of relying on the place you're going having your size. That's crazy!

[@pauleford]

Out-of-focus Woody with a weird hat is the most haunting thing ever. 😂😂😂

[@t-ime]

he should have gone straight to the hospital for that. their spines are supposed to dig deeper. anyway i've been diving in urchin infested waters, where about 80% of the floor is covered in them, they like to come out at night. with good buoyancy from diving, you'd have no problem staying off the floor. i've also dived in zero visibility (an area that has many commercial ship traffic, and after heavy thunderstorms) - the sea urchins that are native to the area are huge, at 45cm diameters. no problem if you move slowly through the water with your gloved hand in front of you.

[@marylouise7447]

His channel taught me that many aquariums have samples from the Florida reef to attempt to preserve it when the bleaching got really bad. There some interesting content there, just not the same thing as here.

[@vukjovanovicofficial]

Your reactions are absolutely phenomenal! Love the work you do here! Cheers!

[@yojayoung]

I was gonna say - special shoes for the coral but wearing shorts? This is the most underprepared dive I have ever seen on here.

[@teeandkids937]

Yay the hats are back! 😂❤

[@HermieinHeels]

He said diving at aqua shella 🤣🤣 it’s his huge fish convention.

[@sudokode]

"Super sketch" is not something you wanna think before "deep sea" diving 😅

[@yoodeet6338]

Gus: "The scariest thing I saw was those compressors." 😂 13:29 start of talk about the "dangerous deep sea creatures"

[@Michellee970]

You two crack me up! Deep sea coral. 😂 Have a beautiful day, gentlemen!

[@grassfedmilkmomma]

is that a coral reef on Woody's head? lol

[@cynthiahampton-sx5hj]

Man after watching shows on how global warming is Killing the coral all over the world this gives hope that there really are more places like this saving these creatures for our future ❤

[@knarftrakiul3881]

He has Morgan freeman narrating lol

[@rideorfly13]

I haven’t even watched yet and I know I will find this terrifying and fascinating in equal measure

[@ajax3310]

Me too, and I knew that just from woodies hat lmao

[@rideorfly13]

@@SasquachPL still terrifying, not so fascinating I’ll be honest😆

[@DavidMaruca_]

Night dives (freedive or scuba) are great fun, highly recommend giving it a shot if the opportunity arises.

[@saschaberger7201]

​@@rideorfly13 u mean like Gus said? The only thing that was scarry is the compressor? Cause there was nothing terryfing at all besides that

[@JuiceBoxx_627]

I'll never get over Woody's hats 😂 I love them lol

[@shoey7100]

The compressor that is supplying air being in a small enclosed space is VERY sketchy to me. As a commercial diver, every time we set up our compressors we always make sure that we set it up to where there is almost no chance of the exhaust fumes entering the intake. Maybe they probably have some measure in place to prevent that, but based off this video it looks like bad practice.

[@jordanalexander1592]

So glad I found your channel a year or so ago from the chernobyl divers video (LOL) And this was another classic. Thanks guys

[@ltsmash7527]

i was in November at the Elphinstone Reef at Marsa Alam. I discovered nice red soft corals at the bottom at ~39 m which was 127 ft deep, then i got to figure out where my spare lamp is, because the colors looked horrible on photos of my a6400 without artificial lights. But this was also a no-compression dive according to my computer, but we made safety stop and also a little bit longer. The second dive was max 80 ft and we saw a Longimanus. Very nice creature and also curious about us diving in a swarm of giant trevallys and suez fusiliers in moderate strong current condition. It was crazy :) On the other hand i had dives with max 90 ft depth where my computer sad "no dude, make safety stop for 2 mins on 5m".

[@matthewmitchell6001]

Playing Ark right now doing diving tasks this is perfect thanks bois!

[@bruceyung70]

Great haunting stories to start my day! Thank you!🎉

[@nobbystyles4807]

sea urchin spines are reverse barbed so you cant you pull them out. peeing on the wound does in fact work, i stepped on one when i worked in greece and my greek landlord told me to do it. i though he was joking but it worked. he shouldnt have broken them off.

[@leeprosser4682]

Gus & Woody’s commentary saved this one lol

[@ReediusMaximus]

Haha 😂 you guys crack me up. When that guys leg slammed into the urchin lol oh my. What was he thinking. Then he pees on himself😂. I mean when I lived on Oahu for 2 years and I got a man of war stuck on my leg or arm. I peed on it lol. I can’t remember if it helped or not!!

[@mikemanjo2458]

Thanks gentlemen for the excellent commentary. Crazy stuff...always be careful! Jane

[@looksgoodonpaper]

Will watch after work but commenting and liking now!!

[@CelestaDarkdweller]

Omg lol. I love the hat! I get such a kick out of them all 😂

[@TheCornDavis]

I held a sea urchin in my marine bio class and it freaked me out lol they're so cool but so freaky

[@Youkai_graphics]

I went to diving once, it was back when I was 13-14, my whole family went to Thailand for vacation. We went diving just off the coast, it was like maybe 7-10 meters deep, We went thru a quick course for about 30 mins in the pool, teaching us how to read the gauge, hand sign etc etc (of course there are instructor following us around during the whole dive) The sea bed is full of coral. It was fun and beautiful. And the funny thing is I have thalassophobia, yet I’m watching you guys)

[@HansenSWE]

I don't know the name for it, but I have a great fear of being at the surface and not knowing what's beneath, either from murky waters or just sun reflecting too much on the surface. Ever since I started watching Gus and Woody, I have slowly arrived at a conclusion that I MIGHT be ok as long as I can see. I want to try SCUBA. But I don't really. But I kinda do.

[@Youkai_graphics]

@@HansenSWE thats thalassophobia. same phobia i got

[@saschaberger7201]

​@@Youkai_graphics not rly cause if he could see what's below he wouldn't care so how does that make sense when it's the fear of water in general

[@Youkai_graphics]

@@saschaberger7201 yea, Thalassophobia bascially means fear of large body of water, the vast emptiness of the sea, like when you can’t see the bottom of the ocean. I’m fine with being able to see the bottom. But not okay with deep sea where you can’t see anything

[@Taway-yx9xg]

@@saschaberger7201the fear of water in general is hydrophobia, the fear they are talking about is different from what you’re speaking of.

[@houseofdogs4041]

I've been watching all weekend. So easy to keep hooked and y'all are so funny AND serious. I would love to see a rxn to sam and colby 25x25. ""Our Terrifying Shipwreck Experience | (ran out of air) please!!!

[@soaringmagicng5549]

You were baited by them and I was baited by your title also 😂

[@timgosling6189]

I understand why local people in a subsistence economy dive like that to live, but the casualty rate is apparently horrendous. Why would you do it out of choice?

[@jrfortine9055]

Love 😂the hair woody! 😅

[@segagirladventurespico]

Omg the tubes lol no scuba gear lol 3:30 tall guy has very nice eyes 😊

[@teslacoiler]

A quick note on the compressors at 2:10 The parts that compress the air are painted in red (for the biggest compressor) and in gray (for the smaller one) and are both placed on the left side of the tank and are belt driven..... On the other sides of the tanks are placed the motors that runs the belts (and spin the compressors)..... these motors are actually GASOLINE ENGINES! 🙂 I think that these compressors was originally meant to be electric powered, but later modified by swapping the electric motors with lawn mover engines (the engines seems newer than all other parts).

[@bradmoore3783]

Compressors will be just fine, they just changed the oil. 🤣

[@applicable_elixir]

I will never not love that jelly hat❤

[@toriedwards126]

ngl I don't envy his urchin sting! I would just never without a wetsuit XD Loved how happy he was after the dive though!

[@darkcircle899]

I've been watching videos from you guys for a while and I just want to say Congratulations to Gus you have lost a lot of weight dude and you're looking good. I know that took a lot of work good for you.

[@roxannejohnson3998]

Love Woody's Jelly fish hat!😂

[@emenssn]

Woodys hats always make me smile. Love it!

[@Dr.NowIsTheGOAT]

Gus’ face at 9:19 😂 same

[@garrettsmith4034]

"It wasnt that deep." My fear of the ocean: "Yeah it's only sixty ft deep.... In the ocean.... With sharks and other ocean life that I'm deathly afraid of..."

[@Payote88]

Would of been great if they turned off all the white lights so we could enjoy the party with the cheesy Mathew McConaughey AI voice. Besides that great reaction gents! 👍

[@Trump985]

The thing that scares me is I don’t see any exhaust pipes coming off those compressor engines, and I don’t see any intake pipe coming off the compressor either. Unless I’m missing something this compressor can easily suck the exhaust from the engines into itself!

[@myopicautisticmetal9035]

I expected them to introduce Zeus at some point.

[@ismails2702]

what does o2 clean mean ?

[@claytucker5025]

Don't pull them out! You are going to break them if you use your hands, which are soft and extremely dexterous and can use such minute force so it would be kinda impossible to break them in the first place. You should use metal tweezers as they have far less dexterous control over how much force is exerted through them and they have this really hard surface that acts like a blade and thusly guarantees that you will break these fragile spines................. yeah that advice is dog crap, pull them out carefully and not back and forth and you will be fine.

[@MrSmithington]

The guys editing was so painful to watch, that's how I'd imagine an 8 year old would make a video. Great hat btw Woody!

[@eliz_scubavn]

Sea urchin spines are the worst. I’ve been spiked a couple of times and it’s so itchy and annoying.

[@sammoyers905]

Back in the early 80's, while diving Dry Rocks Reef in Pennekamp Park, a swell pushed me into a coral head. I put my hand out to keep from running into the coral and it found a nice big urchin that had crawled into a hole and had its spines sticking out. @#$%&*^ that really burned. When I got back in the boat, we tried to get the spines, (about a dozen) out of my hand. But they were so brittle, they just broke off. The Skipper told me the best thing to do was to knead the palm of my hand on the gunwales of the boat, to break up the spines in my hand. This would allow my body to dissolve the spines quicker. Well let me tell you, that really hurt, but after a day most of the pain from the spines was gone. Moral of the story... When in swells stay further away from the coral, and leave the urchins in peace.

[@xvor_tex8577]

Dude was having a full on existential enlightenment from diving 10 feet deep just off the shore from a rocky beach 😂

[@kristitus6196]

Love that hat Woody!!!!! 👍

[@jet_GraveWhisperer]

For a minute I thought Woody was Rupunzel, letting down the golden orange hair 😅😂

[@TOGade-dj6jh]

9:16 in the middle of the ocean? Didn’t realize the Indonesian ocean was that small 😂

[@protocolsavage8506]

Patiently reminding y’all it’s been 4 days, new episode pls! 😂❤

[@christianholliday2370]

Congrats on 250,000 guys!

[@annelilandsten4971]

Woodys hat😍😍😍😍😍Love love love it!!!!!

[@ComradeMarlow]

Oh God oh shit a grouper?! we're dead

[@jandedick7519]

Best hat yet for Woody! Love it❤️

[@Biasknight]

Look at this pro equipment 😆...t-shirt and socks...noice

[@nyla2408]

I just had to look this up... "No, urinating on a sea urchin sting does not help and can make the sting worse. In fact, urinating on a sting can actually increase the venom's response because urine is mostly water and the velocity of the urine can move the barbs on the stinging cells"

[@grimreaper2196]

Yayyyy the octopus hat again!!! ❤❤❤

[@alvvayssleepy]

"hey everyone im gus 🙂" (2500 decibels) "HI 👹👹 IM WOODY"

[@insainbassist]

I went night snorkeling once and it was definitely one of the scarier things I've done. Doesn't help that my mask was slightly broken so I had to hold it against my face the whole time

[@Cmoney675]

I don't dive but I found this channel very informative 👍

[@LaraCroft36]

Nice haircut, Woody!!