RIVER TIDAL WAVES - Caught on Video

River tidal waves, a mesmerizing and powerful display of nature's might, have been captivating audiences around the world. These waves, often referred to as tidal bores, occur in just a few rivers globally and are a rare natural phenomenon where the leading edge of the incoming tide forms a wave or waves of water that travel up a river or narrow bay against the direction of the river's current. The recent video capturing this spectacular event offers a breathtaking glimpse into this extraordinary occurrence, showcasing the raw power and beauty of nature in action. This footage not only provides a stunning visual experience but also serves as a valuable resource for understanding the dynamics of river ecosystems and the impact of tidal forces. Join us as we delve into the captivating world of river tidal waves, exploring their causes, locations, and the awe-inspiring spectacle they present.
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Video credits and attributions:
Clip #10: YT: Bong Kolkata
Clip #9: Gopal P.
Clip #8: Rakesh P.
Clip #7: Private
Clip #6: Abhishek C.
Clip #5: Private
Clip #4: Juan P.
Clip #3: Private
Clip #2: Private
Clip #1: A. Larsen

[@backpatchingmountaineer2769]

Absolutely stunning. Many thanks.❤

[@screwthecabal6453]

Why are all these flooding scenes from India? Aren't there floods in other countries?

[@Teresa19781000]

Not really 😢

[@lukasspriceless2555]

how can you number these waves when #5, #3 and #2 are the same wave... the building across the water from the filming locations and the guy filming from the tree???

[@kurtka8720]

hey wait a minute, #2 and #3 are of the same vid, you can even see the camera guy from #3 in #2.

[@HR-yd5ib]

If you get in contact with that water you die of instantly of dysentery,

[@feather1950]

I have seen most of these. Obviously you stole videos off other people

[@Teresa19781000]

Cant believe the stupidity of people standing where its coming towards 🫣

[@crabiiiscool]

They know it’s coming, they aren’t stupid. It’s monsoon season and they usually celebrate.