Villagers React To BIG SHIPS CAUGHT IN MONSTER WAVES ! Tribal People React To Ships in Storms

[@lightofjahs]

How have these guys never seen the Japan tsunami footage on here yet, it is literally mother nature at its fiercest. Heartbreaking to see, but important historically all the same, and the fact Japan bounced back so soon is testament to how awesome they are.

[@alitram5942]

Yes this is a must watch. Proves just how unforgiving mother nature can be.

[@PropperNaughtyGeezer]

A old captain once told me: In heavy seas, apple pie. When you get sick, it tastes both up and down.

[@janettesinclair6279]

Oranges....

[@monicapdx]

That gave me goosebumps. Being on a ship in a storm like that has to be one of the most terrifying things ever. Watching is as close as I ever want to get!

[@jpbm1873]

Now imagine how it was 500 years ago when sailors were in ships made of wood and flannel facing the wrath of the oceans and the seas. Experts say that sailing in those days was more dangerous than going to the moon in a rocket ship.

[@monicapdx]

@NPc Only water, LOL. You ever been on the ocean? I'd rather ride the Omak Suicide Race, myself. Much more fun way to get killed...and I'd be in control of the horse.

[@monicapdx]

@@jpbm1873 I was thinking of that! Especially the Vikings, with the North Sea being one of their sea roads. I'd like to see what our villagers would think of the Coast Guard training at the Columbia Bar, where they let the ships be completely rolled over like a kayak as part of the course.

[@gordonilaoa1275]

Cape Horn is a hell of place to sail through. Panama Canal severely decreased the chances of sailors being swept out to sea in such times.

[@loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397]

Cristopher Colombus was a brave man! :)

[@JUMALATION1]

Oof, this brings back memories from a graduation cruise I went on with my classmates. We ended up in the middle of a big storm and it was really difficult to walk down the corridors onboard the ship. Thinking back, I was young and dumb and thought that a significant amount of drinks would cancel out the rocking and make me walk more stable 🤣 I probably looked like Jack Sparrow when I walked 😅 (nowadays, I would try to be as sober as I can in case of an emergency, but I didn't think of that ten years ago) 🚢🤦‍♀

[@Idkdude50]

Maybe you just thought to have a good time in case the worst happened, with the extra drinks 😁😂

[@JUMALATION1]

@@Idkdude50 Something along those lines yes 😆 I don't recommend it though, stay aware of your surroundings at all times for safety reasons 😅

[@gordonilaoa1275]

I was 100% sober on a cruise that was also hit by a storm... I swear I had almost barreled out a window.

[@leandabee]

Jack Sparrow, 🤣🤣👍

[@frankiedankymemes]

I worked for Disney during hurricane sandy.... was wiiiild!

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

Babu, Sarru and Raju...hey, that rhymes. The best trinity, although we miss Raeen, too. Hope to see him again real soon. 💖

[@Akash_Akshay]

Shew them some actual Tsunami Footage

[@stephaniemccollum8019]

Babu is so wise. He always explains things in a way I understand exactly what he is talking about! Thumbs up! Please keep the videos coming!

[@Mange070]

I experienced a storm, when i was going from Newcastle to Gothenburg in 1987. One of the worst experiences of my life.

[@kiwibonsai2355]

Still waiting for the real Tsunami video......................

[@patelk3648]

Emmigrating to Australia from England in 1969 we encountered a storm off the coast of Cape Town. I remember being in the restaurant with chairs/tables etc moving across the floor. it was as terrifying as it looks believe me.

[@mikedoverskog]

I've had some moments crossing the north sea when there were still affordable ferries crossing. One of my worst mistakes was going to the on-board cinema during a storm. For several seconds you'd be looking at the screen above you until the wave was crested and you almost lifted off the seat before looking at the screen below you until you hit the trough and was pushed down into the seat before the cycle repeated itself. The year was 1984, the movie was Amadeus and it was 2 hours and 40 minutes long. I have never been so seasick in my life. 😂 I had quite a few storms on such crossings but the best was the one where I didn't have a seat or cabin and had to stay awake through the whole crossing. The shelves in the duty free shop were all empty with the contents spread all over the floor. The funniest thing was watching people trying to dance in the on-board disco while the ferry tillted left and right and those fools falling and staggering from one end of the dancefloor to the other. 😆

[@Werewindle]

Oh, my Sarru!! Even the sound of your voice is like church bells in my ears!!

[@j.d.4697]

That cruise liner literally falling back down was scary.

[@skyrat3816]

For such a small stretch of sea, the North Sea can be unforgiving and conditions can change rapidly. I've been on a day trip on a retired tug boat off the east coast of Scotland, the boat was rocking slightly when we left harbour and then sea got a lot rougher nearer the end with that medium sized tug being thrown about. There has also been reports of freak waves, where waves in a storm merge to form one big wave and a deep swell at the front. Is amazing how our Saxon and Nordic ancestors manage to make their crossing of the North Sea to settle on the British Isle's. No matter how well designed the big cargo ships are, there are pictures of ships with their bow missing or other structural damage from hitting a freak wave and mostly around the Cape of South Africa. All the crew on board most of these ships rely on the efficiency of the ships engines to smash through them waves front on, many ships are lost when the engines break down or they lose power and the side of the ship gets exposed to oncoming waves. Then there is the off chance where a crew member fails to close a hatch or door to the outer deck and water then fills the ship.

[@53mandevilla]

Babu is such a gentle man, he can’t fathom even being on these ships…bless him! ❤❤❤

[@TomGorham]

Mu son sent me photo when he was going on a military ship to Iceland. The waves were coming in high over the ship. It looked very scary.

[@WhiteTiger333]

I know this episode is about storms at sea, but I just want to say, you guys have some of the best clothes! I really like that metallic blue and black shirt. :)

[@helenbailey8419]

You only worry when the bridge on a ship turns green.Apparently the crew count until it clears

[@Doiknowyou566]

If we ever get a second video on this subject, I've seen a lot of videos on youtube of what it's like inside a cruise ship in stormy seas. Might be interesting to react too?

[@BerishStarr]

Oof...one of my life's worst 24 hrs was on a cruise ship during a storm. That slow tilt back and forth gave me a sea sickness from hell. Trying to sleep, standing on my head one second, just to stand up the next xD

[@Doiknowyou566]

@@BerishStarr I've been on a few vessels in stormy weather, but never a large cruise ship. It seems like there would be a lot more obstacles and debris to avoid lol.

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

Love Babu's song at the end 🥁

[@carolynbifano]

You should show them people surfing on huge waves. Maybe something like a big wave surfing compilation.

[@lgracie33]

Travelled from Ireland to Scotland on a boat back in the 70s when we hit a horrendous storm, no cabins available, I had a 6 month old baby in my arms, 3 year old by the hand trying to make it to the bathrooms as we were all terribly seasick. But so was everyone else, won’t describe what the bathrooms were like 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮. A nightmare I’ll never forget. Have not been on a boat since 🫣

[@Luredreier]

8:06 Yeah, I'd feel much safer in such small but rugged ships then in those big ones. I'd feel just fine in one of those. But in a big one I'd be worrying about material fatigue etc... Such ships can snap in two if they're worn and heavily loaded in a bad storm... They're not designed to carry the weight of half the ship fully loaded up in the air multiple times and that then slapping down into the sea.

[@Luredreier]

3:47 Ouch, I'd much rather be in that first boat then that second thing, at least the first one can be maneuvered up against the waves keeping it safe.

[@dmschoice2571]

Unexpectedly impressive video! Not only for the terrifying, but also how it demonstrates the resilience of modern ships against the forces of nature. Also, the bits of side information in the video were pretty interesting.

[@KentRoads]

Actual tsunami footage pls bro

[@danielmcgraw7908]

Imagine the stress and fatigue those waves are inflicting on the structure?

[@Luredreier]

Lapwing or whatever that first ship was named looked like it was doing just fine, I'd feel comfortable onboard. Although unlike my grandfather who was a ship cook there's no way in hell I'd cook food in that kind of conditions... He had been burned so often that he could stick his hand into boiling water... I can't...

[@My2ndnephew]

Life is dangerous, but so far, we keep sailing through as a species.🙏

[@grugbug4313]

Solid! Top KEK!

[@corflecklepingarflakaflaka2944]

they share gratitude and bond in a way too uncommon in the west

[@josephdonais4778]

Set on by a nasty storm for 3 days, one is rather motivated to stay awake. I think they might have slept for 3 days after that too.

[@Arek66]

I wonder if they would be interested in aquaponics/hydroponics

[@pats4700]

Babu always has good Advice

[@teresas8173]

The last thing I ever want to do is take a cruise. Another great video though 👍

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

An interesting video but I wasn't able to her the information because they kept jabbering among themselves. They too must have missed all the information we were being told.

[@bjdefilippo447]

You're right, merchant mariners can make good money, both for the danger and common 6 month off, 6 on schedule.

[@elisabethstermo9396]

Imagine how the vikings felt when they where sailing in a open boat all around the world. It must have been pretty scary. Especially for the wimen and their families.

[@teresas8173]

I’m feeling seasick just watching this … but great video and reaction

[@tomray8765]

Like many people, Babu would be SO SEASICK he would wish he did have a heart attack and end the misery. I worked offshore and encountered some of this myself.

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

Oh man you did not waste any time after the suggestion came in XD

[@gritskennedy5007]

So handsome my brothers! Sending you love from California!

[@genepreston2571]

Ah...babu has been on one boat and he is an expert. There is a huge difference between a ship and a boat.

[@elisabethstermo9396]

OMG = ohhoho baberu bab.

[@kalez963]

Show them clips of rogue waves

[@hachemledarka2854]

Tsanami waves yup

[@harold_bryant]

7:14 (ignore this)

[@AspieGirlArianaHale]

Since you’ve been showing destructive acts of nature (monster waves & tsunamis), maybe you can show a nice one; like the northern lights or meteor showers? Just a thought. 🙂💖🌌

[@huyphanminh8621]

Indian spell oh my god is: bahbu bahbu

[@hachemledarka2854]

Yup shaking like snaek

[@karinac.3378]

Not nice to be on those ships during such waves or big storms😨😨

[@hachemledarka2854]

Chemcal tanker serouely

[@palantir135]

The dogger boat is a Dutch type of boat, not English

[@hachemledarka2854]

Herrican catagorie 12

[@hachemledarka2854]

Yup no joking

[@odious5317]

I don't go in, or on the ocean. It's too big, and too powerful to be trusted.

[@philipmervin6967]

Don't scare babu.. 😥