Krakatoa: The Last Days, Clip 1 - Tsunami

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From the BBC docu-drama, "Krakatoa: The Last Days." The movie is also known as "Krakatoa: Volcano of Destruction" and aired on Discovery Channel. The movie brings to life the journals and recollections of four witnesses who survived the cataclysmic eruption of Krakatoa in August of 1883.
This segment features the Beijerinck (Beyerinck) family in the village of Ketimbang, Sumatra. Controller Willem Beijerinck was one of seven assigned to oversee the growth and development of the Dutch colonies. Krakatoa had been building up activity, sending forth little explosions and a column of smoke from May to July. Many viewed this phenomenon as spectacular yet harmless. But to a few, such as Johanna Beijerinck, Willem's wife, this was an ominous sign of terrible things to come. This is her account from her journal.
On August 26, 1883, Krakatoa entered into its paroxysmal phase, with eruptions on a virtually continuous basis and explosions heard every 10 minutes. A black cloud of ash arose from its depths to 17 miles (27km) high. The combined result of such heavy volcanic activity birthed the first of the tsunami that would destroy the coastal villages surrounding the volcano.
If you would like to read Johanna Beijerinck's in-depth account of her family's survival through this volcanic catastrophe, please visit:
Survivor Diary -- Johanna Beyerinck
dsc.discovery.com/convergence/...
If you want to see the full docudrama, you can catch it on Discovery Channel, rent it, or buy the DVD at Amazon.co.uk:
www.amazon.co.uk/Krakatoa-Last...
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[@wattlebough]

Moral of the story, if you're in a coastal resort and the tide suddenly and mysteriously goes along way out, don't just stand there like a stunned mullet scratching your head and say to yourself, "...that's weird huh?" Freaking look for high ground and get there as soon as humanly possible. Don't go back to your appartment and get your bags, don't stand there gazing, get your ass to the nearest hill at least 50- 100 meters above sea level, or at least a solid concrete high rise building.

[@aizekcohen3801]

Even in late 2004, with global web and info revolution already in reach, most didn't know about the Tsunami which was about to strike, so we can assume that back in the 19 -Century, when the info was usually preserved only at universities, very few knew about such a nature penomena.

[@schoolssection]

Odd how westerners are dressed so warm and snuggly in a tropical climate.

[@wattlebough]

@@schoolssection Fair point. I was in Jakarta in 2015 and it was extremely humid. I’m used to a dry climate and even in shorts and a t-shirt it was uncomfortable outdoors. One of the first things a friend and I did when we arrived by train from Bandung was walk the entire block around the national monument. It must have taken us an hour. There wasn’t a breath of air circulating it was just completely still the whole time we were there. Great experience though. Wish we could have stayed longer and seen more.

[@achim8239]

I appreciate the difference between the Westerner showing complete lack of understanding and the local guy next to him looking deeply concerned - he knows something dreadful is about to happen... and still he does not know WHAT is coming...

[@CarlaDonola]

@@schoolssection Clothes back then were made from natural fibers so while it could get hot, they were not as warm as polyester and synthetic fabrics. Wool for winter, cotton and linen for summer as it has always been even in the desert. If you want to dress modestly, cotton is the way to go in hot climates.

[@hebneh]

There’s a written account of the final eruption by a Dutch woman who was fairly close by, saying that scalding hot volcanic ash blasted past their house and gushed up uncontrollably through the cracks between the boards in the floor like fountains, burning everyone indoors. The native people outside were almost all killed.

[@jeffpotipco736]

I think I heard that same story.

[@maxonite]

A pyroclastic flow? She was lucky the house survived that at all I guess, they’re basically waves of doom moving at like hundreds of km per hour

[@Jaecht88]

It was at this moment she regretted colonialism

[@williamrussell9601]

THis is the same family portrayed in this story

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

@@Jaecht88yes calamities on earth only occur in colonized areas 🙄

[@1helluvaguy738]

Dutch Politician: “ The volcano is 25 miles away!” Volcano: “ Hold my beer.”

[@krayzeejojo]

Random smart Indonesian (to others): Now do you believe me when I said it was a bad idea to let them in?!

[@vanderpraast4938]

Hold my tsunami😁

[@flowerofash4439]

Little they know that volcano is not like the others

[@MrHarisfahmi]

Hold my lava

[@heowhdkd]

@@krayzeejojo im indonesian, I live in Java :)

[@enlightenedsoul8897]

The most terrifying thing is that this isn't the biggest eruption of the Krakatoa Volcano, there was a much larger one 1348 years earlier in 535 AD.

[@jmwoods190]

And also remember Mt Tambora nearby. We know it also put on a much bigger show back in 1815!

[@asphaltnerdfurina]

In 536 one volcano in Iceland erupted causes eternal midnight

[@BigFamilyVolcanoIndonesia]

​@@asphaltnerdfurina 536 is the original explosion of Krakatoa which is much larger than 1883, even splitting the islands of Sumatra and Java killing ± 7,000,000

[@Tomato_Republic]

Lake Toba 💀

[@lindamerchant123]

Darkened europe's skies in the post Roman empire era

[@TheHappyBuddha]

The guy who saved the dog at 7:05 was the real mvp

[@chrisg.5798]

Tru

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

Joshua Boyer Heroes never die. He shall live on.

[@shootfirst2097]

Uh, I don't think either of them survived

[@skidwardtecacles8877]

Joshua Boyer I

[@combinedinteriors6179]

Joshua Boyer at least he survived your dad

[@russellgoh1512]

at least the camera man survived

[@krystingrant6292]

Bwhahahahahahahahhaha

[@flopnob7641]

Lol (im 215th like)

[@ajiraifindra.g5324]

Your right how even the camera man survive? Hahahaha

[@reviewermedok461]

Faak wkwkwk

[@irfanmeyandra9893]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@tommyl3207]

Never forget reading a first hand account of a guy who was running for his life ahead of the wave looking back to see a woman give birth as she was running behind him. It was a great book one of the best I've ever read: 'Krakatoa' by Simon Winchester

[@weaponizedglitter69]

Thanks for the suggestion I got it from my library today

[@afihaileywibowo1095]

Well-written as well

[@kimmccarthy7747]

The only problem I have with that book is two thirds of it is about the history of the area for the first few hundred years before the eruption and then what the societal effects of the eruption were on the area afterward. Not enough about the actual eruption.

[@jdewitt77]

I read that book twice. That's how much I enjoyed it.

[@npeace312]

It's on my read list now.

[@sum1283]

"The volcano is 25 miles away" Famous last words

[@aegyo9272]

Little did philip know about tsunami and ash wave that travel at mach 1.

[@tennoshenaniganizer9234]

"The volcano is 25 miles away!" Yeah, and its about to create a blast 10 times bigger than the Tsar Bomba.

[@sarathnambissan572]

*4 times.. 200mt

[@owencams2210]

(❍ᴥ❍ʋ)

[@fireneko20]

Well, if you stand in 25 miles from tsar explosion u would still die, I guess.

[@areksuroboyo4588]

@@fireneko20 atleast this is not radioactive.

[@muhammar2468]

@@areksuroboyo4588 not have a radioactive but it can create a tsunami

[@stephaniedraws6942]

The guy who saved the dog was a legend

[@humansabouttoraidmars5343]

More like dumb

[@opo3628]

@CRISTO È RISORTO! 🔥 (CHRIST IS RISEN) - Go away, Crazy.

[@opo3628]

@CRISTO È RISORTO! 🔥 (CHRIST IS RISEN) - Get off the Internet and seek professional help, pronto.

[@noobishnubreal]

Yeah, but it's a drama documentary.

[@The_Greedy_Orphan]

Not sure he saved it, I mean he untied it, but the dog had all of 0.5 seconds to get to safety.

[@iteratedofficial]

6:17 This kid over here thinking he's the camera-man's son.

[@Rogerv1032]

1:27. “The volcanoes 25 miles away I know what I’m doing” Something he would later regret saying. Not knowing of the full power of the volcano.

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

It was just the minimum power. Supervolcano can bury people even hundreds of miles away.

[@RetiredLover]

I’m afraid I may have said the same thing had I been there. Twenty five miles back then was along way.

[@marrieamoerazenobia6794]

Fun facts : Imagine that I provide information and you examine natural disasters in Indonesia, the tragedy of natural disasters in Indonesia is 100 times more devastating in the world. Nature in Indonesia is very beautiful but very deadly and dangerous. It was on a much different level compared to other countries. Krakatoa 1883 was able to kill many people with just the sound of its explosion, plus a tsunami with a height of 30 feet and an earthquake simultaneously. It was recorded that there were 2 islands that were destroyed near Krakatoa, even measuring 5x Tsar Bomba, 2x larger than Singapore and the impact of the explosion reached various countries. Tambora 1815 was a pure explosion that caused a worldwide drop in temperature and resulted in poverty in parts of Europe, America, Africa, Asia and Australia. For 1 year there was no summer and millions of people died. Even the sky turned black as the sun was shrouded in smoke from the explosion. Toba Supervolcano has experienced an explosion that paralyzed all humans with its total population, even the explosion was felt as far as Africa. Therefore, Toba now has the largest natural caldera lake in the world, in the center of which is an island almost the size of Poland. The Samalas supervolcano was recorded as an explosion that knocked down dozens of islands and land into pieces, giving rise to a new volcano called Rinjani. In fact, the explosion was not far from the island of Bali and surrounded by dozens of volcanoes. List of total natural disasters in Indonesia from 2015 - 2021: In 2015 there were 1,694 natural disasters. In 2016 there were 2,342 natural disasters. In 2017 there were 2,175 natural disasters. In 2018 there were 1,999 natural disasters. In 2019, 9,375 natural disasters occurred. In 2020 there were 2,925 natural disasters. In 2021 there will be 2,796 natural disasters. Natural disasters in Indonesia are number 1 in the world and even internationally labeled that Indonesia is a very dangerous and deadly natural disaster-prone area, taken from 2015 data. Imagine if I wrote from the 1800s - 2021 there would be more than millions of natural disasters in Indonesia . Indonesia has a special place in our hearts, because it is very beautiful but at the same time very deadly. Indonesia you are special.

[@lordaws284]

Now, 22 December 2018 The Anak Krakatoa errupted and made Tsunami that killed more than 222 people. Pray for Indonesia My Home My Homeland My Motherland

[@wahidinnurhidayat3953]

Its 37 people until now not 222 people 163 hurt and 5 disappeared

[@annasai9897]

Now 287 peaple die

[@riftan234]

@@wahidinnurhidayat3953 go check @sutopo_pn on twitter for the update. 281 are passed away until now

[@imasropiah523]

Itu zmn penjajahan portugal apa ya?ya rabb..

[@riftan234]

@@imasropiah523 belanda mbak kayaknya diliat dr tahun meletusnya

[@kicunghartono1]

14 years ago, this is 2022, and this film`s effect is quite stunning

[@xperte85]

14 years ago is not 1980 you know...

[@nolmanimates3031]

It's still pretty good effects

[@tommargarites2811]

I remember watching this film as a child, it was one of those films you never forget while growing up. This was a horrible tragedy, and show clearly in this film the dangers of living close to volcanoes, a lesson we have even to this very day, continue to make these same mistakes, as we continue to build our homes and towns far too close to these (most of the time), sleeping giants. I understand why we do it, volcanoes, leave behind highly valuable mineral deposits, and the ash is very fertile for growing crops. I think in future, if we must build communities in these dangerous places, we should limit the number of people who are to live and work there, on a voluntary basis, with an understanding of the risks of being there, and keep families as far away from these dangerous places as possible.

[@rachelar]

Sendai, Japan

[@odnalroerrat3105]

The man is a hero he released the dog and sacrifices him self

[@user-jz7xp6lr6l]

One like = One prayer for that man who released the dog

[@janreznak881]

@FadhilBall They got to eat too after all.

[@ilhamnikasah5934]

I think indonesian language were not spoken yet in banten at 1883. They should speak sundanese among the villager. Perhaps only few people that can speak indonesian or even malay, because its the language they spoke in nusantara archipelago for trade

[@fitriawati4664]

Ilham Nikasah yes correct . It should speak sundanese when they said lari it should be lumpat hayu lumpat lol

[@nunungrosita9541]

hahaaa ngejat can it hahaaa

[@TIAN-mz2od]

Banten or Java

[@nunungrosita9541]

Banten in Java, before Provinsi West Java and now Provinsi Banten

[@slametriyanto1958]

Orang Belandanya juga nggak berbahasa Belanda, tapi Inggris..

[@kimocii2669]

until now the mountain child of krakatoa (Anak krakatau) still continues to grow 6 meters per year .. Java and sumatra island in indonesia is in threat

[@sitimaisarah295]

Kimo Cii Kita tak tahu bila ia akan meletus.

[@siapakamu5855]

Hahaha

[@maattttt07]

Java and Sumatra not in threat. Anak is simply just to small to be a MAJOR threat. Anak means child in indonesian Btw

[@lumskee]

but it took 100++ year to explode

[@tytoalbasoren9457]

@@maattttt07 It is its son but it is confirmed that the eruption would be bigger than that of the original.

[@TheRealRedAce]

FINALLY, an accurate fictional depiction of a tsunami. No ridiculous 100 metre breaking wave, but a flash flood from the sea like a sudden rapid huge tide (IMO the old English term "tidal wave" is a far more accurate description than the now universally-used Japanese name "tsunami" meaning "harbour wave").

[@baronvonnembles]

Western media love foreign names for things because it makes them feel sophisticated and in the know. Derecho is another example.

[@TheRealRedAce]

@@baronvonnembles Yes. And how much they know is shown by them calling their old movie "Krakatoa EAST of Java!"

[@arnowestermann3389]

Es gibt sogar noch größere Tsunamis, als due erwähnten 100 Meter. Es ist ja nicht nur eine, sondern viele, die sich potenzieren und immer höher werden.

[@jonahmoran3751]

Actually the best depiction of a tsunami is in the movie the Impossible.

[@TheRealRedAce]

@@jonahmoran3751 I haven't seen that. But I'd say the best depictions are all the videos from ACTUAL tsunamis like the many made of the recent 21st century ones in Japan, Thailand and other places.

[@dwch_]

I am a person from Indonesia, thank you for praying for my country, I will pray for your country to be safe

[@darrenholcomb42]

Volcanic ash is interesting stuff. I live in Portland, Oregon which is 40 miles south of Mt. St. Helens. When it eurupted in 1980, throughout that summer, we got several heavy dustings of ash. Its like gritty talcom powder. In the air it suffocates a cars engine and if it settles on a car you cant brush it off without scratching the shit out of paint. Spraying the street w a garden hose it just gets sticky and pushes around but doesnt wash away. It lined the street curbs for years after.

[@stevetheduck1425]

Volcanic ash contains very small, very sharp particles of a very touch volcanic rock. Just as builder's sand is different from beach sand, the brand-new volcanic ash has all it's sharp edges intact.

[@MaxKilledYou490]

My grandpa has a jar full of ash from mt st Helen’s

[@mikedehooghblackflagracephotos]

"I know what I'm doing"! Famous last words...

[@SiSleezh]

Me last famous word.: "God thank you for giving me life. This time I have been picked up by you. Thank you very much "

[@firmanputraali8903]

Dutch politician : "The Volcano is 25 miles away..!!" Volcano : "I'm About to End This Man's Whole Career"

[@dral9971]

It is interesting that the relatively small eruption of Krakatau (not Krakatoa) in the 1880s received so much attention, when the great eruption of Tambora in 1815 was so much worse - both in terms of the number of victims and the societal consequences in Asia, the eastern United States and Europe. Krakatau was a tragedy, but Tambora was as close to a supervolcano as we can get.

[@abtucker1033]

Whatched this in school today.. Everyone laughed in the sight of the two young boys playing whilst the tides washed back, Then they laughed even more once the tsunami forms and the two boys and mother.. Were swept away and probably died. While the boys were laughing, I told myself to keep it together, Becuase i acually found this terribly sad, And at the same time interesting. Over 36,000 people died! R.I.P the people who died in the tsunami and the ash burning thier faces :'(

[@thatone_misha]

Shame to the people who laughed

[@kukukakikakakkukaku]

Damn, you sorrounded by the devils 😢

[@MelodyOfVision]

This is one of the reasons why I posted this particular clip. A lot of people didn't know the warning signs of an on-coming tsunami and its destructive effects. So folks! If you see the water recede from the shore drastically, then run for high ground!

[@ilham6360]

Thank you

[@dinazhaskia5292]

Terimakasih banyak

[@kingwacky184]

Same in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami or boxing day tsunami as many call it. I have heard many stories of people going down to the beach to see what was happening and some even playing in the sand where water once was.

[@Justin-lb5jt]

Great tsunami video movie

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

Keep in mind some areas do not always recede. Tsunami can have positive and negative sides to the wave. You may only see a rise in sea level. (Negative side = classic receding water at shore, positive side = sudden rise in sea level)

[@ScullBayProductions]

Gives me the chills since I live within walking distance of the Atlantic Ocean.

[@bluedragontrainer8182]

Reminds of Mount Vesuvius

[@thisisajang]

Then imagine how terrifying it is to live in the island of Java, surrounded by all those seas and volcanoes just right outside the window. Tsunami, volcanic eruptions, and earthquakes are our daily menus of life. I should know, I live in the West Java province.

[@imie3097]

4:12 Run❎ Take a fish✅ 😂😭

[@Preetistuff]

At that time,nobody knows about tsunami, poor education about nature disaster.😢

[@ctcpuccat]

Ooh it's so Indonesia... It remind me when i was going back to my hometown and crossing the Sunda Strait by ship. I saw the little Krakatoa's child standing arrogantly, it seems that he grown up well and we don't know when he will erupt and make uproar and take victims like his parent did last time. I take it's picture, hoping the little Krakatoa won't make the same uproar as his parent did. You're good boy, aren't you? When the big Krakatoa erupted, my dad said that it makes Indonesia caught in darkness for some months, even in days there is no sun.

[@DhilahSDiana]

And today, it's erupting

[@getgudhawk7981]

its errupting

[@parkinseo2566]

today Tsunami in Indonesia also because of krakatoa's child. 😢

[@fatarehn4006]

I hope Noooo, the sound and possibility of krakatoa grandchild will appear is absolutely scary

[@sweetpotato8490]

Anak krakatoa

[@ldcraig2006]

Seeing this again, 15 years later, reminds me how far we've come with respect to learning about nature and how powerful and devastating it can be. Looking at it now, from the perspective of the 21st Century, I would be running for the hills at the first sight of the waters receding.

[@kepler186f4]

This is an excellent depiction of the disaster. The shock travelled the circumference of the globe at least three times.

[@classicaldeb]

No kidding!

[@sarthak.16]

Salute to the cameraman He knows several people needs to know the present condition of karaktoa so he get along with his work 👍👍

[@jesuschrist9513]

"The Volcano is 25 miles away!" In the captain's log of a ship 40 miles away, it was reported that half the crew had their eardrums shattered by the explosion.

[@DannyEastVillage]

When I learned about Krakatoa in the 4th Grade, I remember being told that the explosion could be heard all across the Pacific Rim--thousands of miles away.

[@sirpixel7945]

I read that blast was so loud that people from South-Western Australia, India, and China heard it!

[@jonahmoran3751]

I don't think this was the final explosion.

[@MelodyOfVision]

@beaverfeaver12 - This movie is based on diaries of people who went through it. When the volcano became active and destroyed itself, it displaced a lot of water and thus created all those huge tsunami (and all that ash, and all the pyroclastic flows/surges, etc.).

[@joshuamoore4537]

When you see the water recede; that is when you definitely want to get *Running* .

[@starspark9471]

When you see the ocean being sucked back like that, RUN..... JUST RUN and get to higher ground!

[@MelodyOfVision]

I agree. I first saw this on Discovery Channel. Their shows have always been good in a dry sort of way, but this one left me breathless! Being entertained PLUS learning something new without feeling schooled was a great achievement on BBC's part.

[@billrobbins5874]

I know I saw this as a movie. Wasn't seen as entertainment but as how truly horrific that had to have been to all those people.

[@Troy_z]

4:05 That part was very eerie

[@attackoramic8361]

Atleast the dog survived.

[@beastmaster0934]

Fun Fact: At their peak, the tsunamis were 30-40 meters tall. That’s bigger than the Boxing Day tsunamis.

[@tanrio11]

The loudest noise came the following morning when the magma chamber had emptied and the volcano began to collapse. And that in turn caused a tsunami way bigger than the one in this clip. You should watch the whole movie it's great (Y)

[@paolaparodi979]

Lo tsunami sembra avesse generato onde alte 40 metri.

[@danevertt3210]

That’s 120 feet….or the size of a 12 story building

[@admiralinvertebrate5649]

The explosion was reportedly so loud that it destroyed the eardrums of the crew of a nearby ship.

[@infamous3688]

If only they had known that if water goes out far that Means a Tsunami

[@johnny7997]

ChromeBlood Yeah when you see that shit, you run as fast as you can for your life and try to make it to higher grounds.

[@infamous3688]

I know right, lucky we have parents to show us safe ways in life.

[@SirKolass]

How could they know? something like this never happened to them

[@SirKolass]

It's not like they could search on youtube lol

[@thierrythechoker440]

Indonesian people at that time cannot have higher education because Netherlands controlled Indonesia even before the 1700s

[@terraincognita9614]

I love how they keep talking after “hearing” a sound that shattered people’s Eardrums 40 miles away lmao

[@catwoman8861]

The initial blast wasn’t the loudest.

[@KingBueno619]

Thanks cameramans for recording this piece of history and sacrifices

[@19EHF]

When the ocean recedes like that you start running like hell or at the very least get to high ground because that means a tsunami

[@user-ul8hq9bf9e]

You only know that now because of the 2004 and 2011 tsunamis. Back then no one had any way of knowing what tsunami was and the impact it would have. So stop acting like a smart ass.

[@ashley047]

I'm pretty sure they were sharing that information to be helpful.

[@sellers737]

+J you mean the 2004 tsunami were that phenomenon was MUCH more evident. The 2011 tsunami was more dangerous to people living further inland where people didn't see the receding ocean and had little warning. Japan is much more mountainous so the coast is harder to see as opposed to the Indonesian islands. So stop acting like a dumb ass. 100% agree with Ashley - pretty sure he was trying to be helpful while you just came off looking douchey

[@yunosgrimoire8391]

can y'all check the description please?

[@Godzillaman]

It was so scary when those two kids off in the distance just suddenly vanished into thin air. We know that the tsunami had swallowed them up. Same with that lady who tried to save them.

[@anb7408]

The sheer amount of energy released by that eruption is almost unfathomable. Even more so, the distance at which the explosion could be heard.

[@bruanlokisson8615]

As a child growing up next to the sea, and I do mean next as the tide line was less than a 100 yards away, tidal waves scared me, where as the earthquakes were simply sorta fun.

[@MelodyOfVision]

You're welcome! What interested me about this movie was how well it illustrated a tsunami as well as its devastating effects.

[@aziziasadel9208]

P

[@davidaddison5936]

I can't imagine how terrifying it must have been when it happened.

[@danwaltz315]

This was just the opening salvo to this truely historic eruption back in 1883.

[@ikyxd28]

2018-2019 hadir....

[@mfthhhh8678]

Hadir

[@SetiawanPutu]

Akhirnya ketemu orang indo

[@nadhiff.a5792]

Hadir

[@rahoxd_5812]

Hadir

[@rifqiokto9801]

Hdr

[@cpegg5840]

I feel sorry for the old woman that dropped the key :(

[@juliantotriwijaya9208]

poor grany :(

[@nubiandoll7]

C Pegg she told her to leave the door

[@s_shaleh]

Hahaha

[@user-jz7xp6lr6l]

@Fred W She's just trying to get the key, she needs it

[@knzthegreatest]

@@s_shaleh what are you laughing at?

[@idontexist2505]

This reminds me of Squidward yelling Krakatoa.

[@vanhouten64]

If you are ever at the beach and the water recedes, don't stand there looking at it. Get uphill or inland as fast as you possible can, people.

[@KingOFuh]

"Saved" the dog? LOL. I remember a song about that dog from 1970 called "IT'S BO TIME", which has the lyrics, "The dog up and died, he up and died, after 140 years we still grieve"

[@xxxxyyyyzzzz4444]

The music accompanying this film is amazing. So haunting. It is an indication of the horror about to happen.

[@classicaldeb]

Indeed! So foreboding.

[@ronaldothegoat-v3z]

im sad for all the people that died ;(

[@albertogutierrez8653]

As a surfer, seeing the shoreline recede, I would run immediately.

[@Telcontar86]

I'm not a surfer, but I know the ocean is not supposed to do that. I'd be right behind you lol

[@farrahbibakinantiayuningti3447]

Whatever form and reason it is for language, etc, for me it's very good. Given that back history, we can't imagine if we lived in that era. How fierce, thank god we were born in this year.

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

I remember hearing that when Krakatoa exploded in that gigantic volcanic eruption and the ensuing tsunamis that followed didn't it say that the casualty count was like somewhere over 300,000 people killed from both the tsunamis and the pyroclastic flows.

[@22alfatih]

Anyway, I still love the visual. Remember this is only docu-drama.

[@Andhinly]

Im real Indonesian,When Mount Krakatoa erupted, the child of Mount Krakatoa appeared. In 2018, the Krakatoa cub also erupted but not as big as its mother -Kata warga

[@Donnie13]

I took a Vacation to Sumatra in 2018, until we heard a loud bang, around an hour after that, the water started receding when we were at the beach, I tried to warn my family they didnt listen until they saw the wave, we started running, but my step sis didnt make it😭

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

Ignorance is a threat to life.

[@Palwortl]

Right.....

[@Cr3reeper]

F O R R E A L ? ! ? ? ! 👁️👄👁️

[@jennifergoerbig5399]

I am so sorry to hear that😢

[@Andhinly]

Im real Indonesian,When Mount Krakatoa erupted, the child of Mount Krakatoa appeared. In 2018, the Krakatoa cub also erupted but not as big as its mother

[@chinkinsky05]

07:56 Kasian si mbok :''

[@cellonoobtapipro8010]

ciri ciri Tsunami:air laut surut secara tiba tiba

[@lucylovesscootaloolovessan9346]

chinkinsky05 iya

[@idk1770]

chinkinsky05 iya

[@Adrian-hj6kl]

R.I.P si mbok.. 😭😭

[@sakitperutsaya8831]

Adrian Harris kok ngakak sih ngeliat komen lo

[@adityarachmat6803]

Oh look, a Tsunami I'd better get some fish :3

[@hamburgerbroz6439]

LOL

[@BbayAngel]

Lol , ikr

[@juliantotriwijaya9208]

people back in 1883 didn't know the sign of tsunami so the think oh fish! let's pick it up! it even happened back in 2004 in Malaysia and Thaiwand they curious why the water is going down so they play in the water and the beach and as soon ans they saw the wave they run. Good thing today every country is now know the sign of tsunami so they don't do that anymore and the second reason We Indonesian did that is because we just really likes fish :3 i mean who wouldn't like to eat fish?XD.

[@faeezgaming5702]

Thanks you

[@tuantani8480]

FAEEZ GAMING Thanked thee

[@MrBulwer]

What to do what a tsunami is approaching: Stop and stare! Run ten feet stop and turn around and stare! Do this while you are trying to get away.. Keep running slow and keep turning around to look at the tsunami. If you do this you will survive.

[@thomasmusso1147]

Blame it on the Director. Too many 'Action' and 'Cut' ..

[@fakhrigaming9325]

07:56 rip mbok :")

[@capmeal]

my grandma said, that the sound of volcano she hear back than in 1883, was the gigantic sound she ever heard

[@MelodyOfVision]

:o) I agree - the BBC did a wonderful job of making these true accounts come to life for us. Thanks for watching!

[@g00gleminus96]

Yeah but it is inaccurate. The tsunami was actually forty feet tall and the survivors only survived becasue they climbed up a mountain. Nobody survived by lashing themselves to a pole or getting up to a second story. And while all that was going on everyone was being choked by the falling ash from the volcano. Oh, and that baby died.

[@EukalyptusBonBon]

Back in 1883 before the term "Dont drop the soap" were created theres "Dont drop the key"

[@deniseeulert2503]

I saw a piece of very grainy B&W film taken in Alaska during the 1964 quake. It showed the shore with a short pier, and the water going out. Two kids were on the pier, and when the water came back there was nothing.

[@po4RP20361]

You would think that with that ominous and dramatic music playing as they stared at the tide going out, that something bad was going to go down

[@menendez-ghoul89]

I remember watching this in geography after learning about volcanoes and tsunamis.

[@venfilms4383]

The cameraman : Why u guys running?

[@gordysutton6979]

This is so well done

[@metusverano4905]

I salute to the guy that save the dog :(

[@ShortwickCreations]

I know it's a older movie, and I'm nit-picking, but when the initial eruption occurred the people ran around screaming too soon. Everyone would have stopped and looked around waiting.

[@allidragon7041]

Listen to my advice: animals can sense disaster before it happens.

[@Donnie13]

6:52 Him: *closes the door because he thinks he is "safe"* Also him: gets killed or drowned by the wave

[@Palwortl]

Rest in peace that stupid guy

[@maattttt07]

I hiked up Anak Krakatoa 2 years ago!It was awesome..

[@arinaarina3556]

22 December 2018 The Anak Krakatoa Mountain errupted and made Tsunami. 429 people killed, 1485 people injured and 154 people missing. So sad 😭

[@adamrfdaop1bekasi617]

4:40=Oh no no no no no😱

[@williambk]

OMG I FOUND IT! I saw this like 12 years ago and loved it an then never saw it again.

[@TheraP2014]

I've watch the whole movie so many times.

[@annep.1905]

The sea receding is accurate. If you ever see that, turn and flee as fast as you can for the highest ground you can find.

[@k_dlwlrma]

5:31 she looks like she's saying "your generation will be it's next victim".... now I'm scared

[@sindioctavia2947]

He says "ayo Wak ayo pergi"

[@ekokhairulnurrahmat945]

@@sindioctavia2947 maksud dia, pesan tatapan diam wanita itu kepada kita (para penonton) yg hidup sekarang 🙏🏾😁

[@Silvarret]

Chuck Norris was born.

[@steevrawjers]

Silvarret lol and he was the doctor doing the delivery

[@dotdankory]

planet coaster dude

[@kleirshelby27]

Haha

[@Fadedfrost1]

Fuck chuck norris

[@InabaD3X_iluvfishrods]

@@Fadedfrost1 *I D O N T T H I N K S O*

[@MelodyOfVision]

@drewnickel - Since volcanoes are unpredictable even with scientific monitoring, I would say that those volcanoes you've mentioned are also possible dangers. I don't take ANY volcano for granted, even if they've been dormant for ages.

[@DragonflyandTheWolf]

"The volcano is 25 miles away, now please! I know what I'm doing!" Morgan Freeman Narration: "He did not, in fact, 'know' what he was doing."

[@bayoewardhana1041]

Dri kmrin tiap mau berangkat kerja slalu sibuk bersihin mobil akibat efek tangisan dri anak krakatau.. Aq tau kau merindukan ibumu si Rakata, tpi tolong Hentikanlah tangisanmu nak, jangan membuat kami bertambah sedih. 😣

[@niaardina403]

Semoga anak Krakatau tidak murka lagi seperti jaman dulu th 1883😭 Jauhkan Indonesia dari bahaya ya tuhan 😭

[@SOLACEISHERE]

Ya their too close and all their eardrums are shattered

[@comedyfootball4860]

Your smoked put

[@szymusiek1980]

+1manuscriptman - if those sailors blocked their ears with their fingers, they would have saved their eardrums

[@andrew7597]

szymikon1980 it's impossible to cover your ear before the sound coming

[@krystingrant6292]

Wtf 😩😮

[@Coach_Shiner]

1manuscriptman the were 25 miles away from the volcano. So they should've been deaf

[@rochjohnson8]

i love that the guard gets scared after the explosion

[@thebeautyofuniverse5250]

Bro the amount of sound from volcano is high enough to shatter glasses and kill people and shake buildings

[@glenchapman3899]

This is not the main eruption. This was the first one. But based on footage from Tonga last year, people would have been knocked over by the shockwave coming for this explosion.

[@cindymuffidah921]

07:57 Mbok!!! Why didn't you run and hide? And ah why did you drop the key:"'''(

[@SirKolass]

That old bitch is dumb, that's why

[@juliantotriwijaya9208]

poor granyXD i think i'm the only one that screamed Nooo Granny! in my head when she droped her key and diedXD

[@siapakamu5855]

Wkwk

[@ardian2819]

Hahahaha mak mak rempong

[@thegaming8946]

Mr'Koalas your so mean the mbok is so sad when died if your grandma or mom died I say it’s a bitch hah

[@cessbagano9834]

6:18 the kid is staring at the tsunami!!!

[@basic2233]

He is the bravest kid in the world.

[@opngyeah246]

Suicidal kids

[@theunfunny421]

@@opngyeah246 1 its late 1800 people still dont understand what is that 2 he/she is a kid 3 he/she probaly search his parents

[@minervavargas2329]

7:13 But the Dog survived!!😃🐶🐕

[@Ryu1478]

This needs to be on Netflix

[@mumtazzam4017]

Squidward : KRAKATOA!