In 2004, I was five and I was in Thailand with my family during the tsunami. Hopefully, our mother wanted to go the the zoo very early in the morning. The zoo was in a mountain, far from the beach. It’s because of her that we are still alive today! Such a sad event...
I was also there. I was 7 on a family holiday and were staying in the worst hit hotel. My sister saved my life carrying me up to the highest floor. But my father sadly didn't make it as the second wave took him under. A trauma and a tragedy that affected thousands.
Trust in Jesus, Hell is real and eternal! This is what the Bible says about it.. "The Son of Man will send out his angels, and they will weed out of his kingdom everything that causes sin and all who do evil. They will throw them into the blazing furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth." Matthew 13: 41-42 Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven "I am the way, the truth, and the life no one comes to the father but by me." John 14:6 Ask God to reveal this to you- He will! "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." Romans 3:23 ADMIT THAT YOU'RE A SINNER. We've all broken God's laws and ten commandments.. "Thou shalt not lie, steal, covet, dishonor parents, take God's name in vain.."(Exodus 20) We do not have righteousness on our own to get to heaven, "God made him (Jesus) who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God." 2 Cor. 5:21 Godly sorrow leads to genuine repentance for sinning against the righteous God and there is a change of heart, we change our mind and God changes our hearts and regenerates us from the inside out. God is deadly serious about sin, when we genuinely repent we hate sin just as God hates it, and we turn away from it. "But God commended His love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us." Romans 5:8 BELIEVE IN YOUR HEART THAT JESUS CHRIST DIED FOR YOUR SINS, WAS BURIED, AND THAT GOD RAISED JESUS FROM THE DEAD. This is trusting with all of your heart that Jesus Christ is who he said he was. He saves us from sin and hell and brings us into a relationship with him. We become God's children. We are saved from hell, eternal death. "For whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved." Romans 10:13 CALL UPON THE NAME OF THE LORD. Every single person who ever lived since Adam will bend their knee and confess with their mouth that Jesus Christ is Lord, the Lord of Lords and the King of Kings. Read the Bible, Walk with the Lord and give your life to Him!
The sign of retracting water sadly only has a chance of 50% to occur. It happens if the wave through hits first instead of the crest (peak). Also, the waves height mid-ocean is seldom bigger than 30cm and hardly detectable. It builds up in shallow water near the coast to a few meters and looses 99% of its speed from originally 500-800 kph to around 30-50 kph.
@@Berries.creamm don’t let these guys get in your head lol like the video said, tsunamis almost always happen in the pacific. Florida is on the east coast. You will be in the warmer safer Atlantic Ocean my friend, have fun.
I think strategic thinking in that situation is in order - ask your mother if she wants to head on over to a restaurant 1km inland on a nice hill with great views for some wine.
Trust in Jesus, Hell is real and eternal! This is what the Bible says about it.. "The Son of Man will send out his angels, and they will weed out of his kingdom everything that causes sin and all who do evil. They will throw them into the blazing furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth." Matthew 13: 41-42 Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven "I am the way, the truth, and the life no one comes to the father but by me." John 14:6 Ask God to reveal this to you- He will! "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." Romans 3:23 ADMIT THAT YOU'RE A SINNER. We've all broken God's laws and ten commandments.. "Thou shalt not lie, steal, covet, dishonor parents, take God's name in vain.."(Exodus 20) We do not have righteousness on our own to get to heaven, "God made him (Jesus) who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God." 2 Cor. 5:21 Godly sorrow leads to genuine repentance for sinning against the righteous God and there is a change of heart, we change our mind and God changes our hearts and regenerates us from the inside out. God is deadly serious about sin, when we genuinely repent we hate sin just as God hates it, and we turn away from it. "But God commended His love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us." Romans 5:8 BELIEVE IN YOUR HEART THAT JESUS CHRIST DIED FOR YOUR SINS, WAS BURIED, AND THAT GOD RAISED JESUS FROM THE DEAD. This is trusting with all of your heart that Jesus Christ is who he said he was. He saves us from sin and hell and brings us into a relationship with him. We become God's children. We are saved from hell, eternal death. "For whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved." Romans 10:13 CALL UPON THE NAME OF THE LORD. Every single person who ever lived since Adam will bend their knee and confess with their mouth that Jesus Christ is Lord, the Lord of Lords and the King of Kings. Read the Bible, Walk with the Lord and give your life to Him!
In 2004 i was 2 years Old and me and my family was in Thailand during the tsunami. My dad grabbed me while He screamed to my mother to focus on her own Life. At a time my dad passed out and my mother took me, and a swedish man helped my dad and Said to my mother she should carry on with me before the next wave would came. We all survived in the end. May good bless that swedish man.
I remember as a kid talking to my cousin(also a kid), he said you could dive under the tsunami and save yourself much like you can do that with normal waves to break through without a slap. Good thing the situation didn't arise, getting smacked in the face at 800km/h and then dragged and slammed against buildings, trees, cars and debris for miles doesn't seem like much fun lol
the terrifying thing about this is the fact that i went to a beach with my cousins a few days ago and the water was being pulled in a lot.. i didn’t think much of it, as i didn’t know any signs. it was also terrifying bc there was a tsunami warning in my country a week ago or so.
information is ALWAYS important. that being said, i'm in a landlocked area, broke, don't like traveling, and live with family member that medically probably shouldn't go near beaches... i'm almost positive a tsunami won't reach me. i still wanna know how to survive just in case lol.
On holiday in Bali there was a day of Earthquakes, people running into the street, buildings cracking. I went online to check the global tsunami warning site. Waste of time there was no updated information. I wanted to then take a trip inland but I was outvoted. Fortunately a tsunami did not follow but I was the only person concerned!
Well as stupid as it sounds so many people just stay there not being able to move. Lots of people actually get completely frozen by intense fears and stress it's a totally normal reaction (I'm one of those people💀)
I was on a small island in Malaysia with no Internet on boxing day 2004, we were on the beach and all of a sudden we were covered with water, so my sister and I rented kayaks to investigate. We forgot about what happened for the next few days, when we got on the mainland we learned about how devastating the tsunami was and that we only survived because of a bigger island blocking us. We eventually made our way to Singapore and went to an Internet cafe to check in with our parents and learned that our dad had reported us missing and the embassy was looking for us. For over a week our parents thought we were dead. Their experience was a nightmare and they were grieving. Lesson learned, always check in after a major disaster so time and resources can be spent on those unaccountable.
I'm watching this after a 7.3 magnitude earthquake here in the philippines that triggered a tsunami scare all over our province. Im glad that tsunami didnt happen but I watched it in case of such disaster. Thank God my family are safe.
if a tsunami comes, which is usually unexpected, you will be screwed. Now despite that they will usually warn you a couple hours ahead of time, that time dosent make up for the packing and the driving. Also where would you go, a hotel like a billion miles away. No amount of research will prep you for a tsunami. It's like when people say stay calm when sharks are around. No regular person would stay calm in that situation. To put it simply, you have to be lucky in order to survive. No amount of skill, research, ect will save you from a tsunami.
As someone from one of those countries in the Pacific I know that if during a earthquake I can keep on my feet, when it's over I have like ten minutes to get to safety.
Well as stupid as it sounds so many people just stay there not being able to move. Lots of people actually get completely frozen by intense fears and stress it's a totally normal reaction (I'm one of those people💀)
I am here, from my Andaman and Nicobar Islands trip. I enjoyed my time there. One that thing got me interested were the *Tsunami warning signs* . I was really interested in them and decided to search about them . Here i am now, reading that people lost their loved ones in such a traumatic event. Reading that makes me imagine myself in the same situation and holy, i feel a sudden shiver down my spine.. Many people in the comments mentioned that their loved ones lost/risked thier life for them. For those who made it , Very Good. I am glad to hear that an innocent person is still alive. It's an act of bravery and courage that you made it ! For those who did not.. You will be remembered, it's a very courageous act to give your life for your loved one!
When I was a kid in Hawaii we had tsunami drills. We left school and walked uphill and in land. Hawaii has an advanced warning system and sirens so you do have time to get to safety.
Yeah I live in the Edward's Plateau of Texas and the only serious water trouble I've seen is from the usual flooding from the freak storms we get in the summer and from hurricane Harvey in 2017
We all need to appreciate and respect the seas and oceans. They are truly magnificent and terrifying at the same time. For me the sheer depth of the ocean is such a scary thing.
Ikr you just think about your family and you’re life. I’m literally still young and I tell my self I’m not ready to die. And I think about my family I don’t want them to die😭😭😭😭😩😩😩😩
Literally…….I am absolutely horrified of tsunamis happening, I always go to Hawaii and I always have a that thought in the back of my mind, and it just gives me shivers when I think about it
The only thing that separates my house and the ocean is an old rusty fence, same for my neighbours. So anytime we have a strong earthquake because mostly we get small ones you can barely feel we have to make sure we don't have a tsunami heading for us.
Two friends of mine were in Thailand and ended up running up the nearest, tallest hill with the water nipping at their heals. They BARELY survived, along with a random stray dog. They stayed up there for several days. They started a dog rescue organization and a local food stand operator kept them fed until they could fly back to their home in The Netherlands. I hadn't heard of any of this until I happened to see the wife getting interviewed on a local Dutch TV station. That food stand lady was a saint, feeding them and all the other random survivors for free. My friends go back there each year for charity work, mostly for the dogs and are still helped by the food stand owner, friends for life, I'd say!
Trying to put things together for me as a mom - choose the beach with some hilly background - choose the island with some islands around as shield ones - ask your hotel which internet portal we can watch/ be warned if it is expected to happen. - before going to the beach, make a small talk with kids about what we should look for or do if it ever happens - if you have watched a lot of scary movies with kids, include one with disasters. - keep your eye on water pulling back (only 50% I know but better than nothing)
My aunt and cousin (her daughter) survived the 2004 Tsunami that hit the Sri Lankan island as well. They used to live in the coastal area so they became victim to this hazard. Luckily they have been dragged by the current to a shelter and have been stuck inside that the whole time. My cousin was only a few months old infant. I remember my aunt saying that her hand let go of my cousin but she didn't give up, she somehow reached down the water and caught my cousin back up. It was terrifying, I'm shook at how she handled it and how they managed to survive this whole incident, but I'm glad they're still alive. My cousin is now 16 years old and they're both doing better.
My daughter is 3 months old today. I also have two sons 3 and 7. Imagining trying to get a hold on my tiny child after losing hold is a horrific thought. I'm so glad your aunt and cousin are ok.
I’ve always been terrified of tsunamis. My friend lives right next to the beach idk how she isn’t scared. I slept at her house once and couldn’t sleep because I could only hear the waves hitting the rocks. 😂
Same. I was 5 or 6 when the tsunami tragedy in Aceh 2004 happened. They keep showing it on tv for years. I've lost interest in oceanside dwellings becauae of it 😂 unless it's mountain height home overlooking one. No beaches for me thanks. (Tips: The mosques in Aceh are among the only intact buildings when the tsunami hit. All the victims who ran into them survived to tell the stories alongside those whose houses are near them and witnessed it firsthand while they stood on their roofs (there are photographic evidences on this too, might wanna search up on it). So, maybe other than run for the high grounds, the hills, you can try the mosque. Hope this helps lol)
There was this girl one time in a vacation with her parents, she studies stuff like this and when she saw a sign she instantly told everyone a tsunami is coming tus saving many lives and got rewarded a hero's medal. I forgot her name.
How do more people not know the signs though? I mean I get it if they don’t know what tsunamis are, but chasing the tide after it rapidly gets pulled out, seriously?
It's so important for people to know this...Sadly, I've seen a lot of videos and footage of previous moments of tsunamis that happened and was heartbreaking to watch so many ppl, speacially families with children, going into the seabed that was left exposed while the water receded; they were collecting fish and seashells not realizing they were about to die
as someone who lives 3-5 minutes away from the ocean, this is one of my biggest fears but what scares me more is that when dangerous things occur, my family is like eh its okay nothing will happen, even when news is talking about it and all and government says to move away like about a few months ago we got a warning a cyclone will hit and my family is like eh we'll be fine, i live with my grandparents and my mom, so my grandma was the one saying we are ok here its alright even her sons from abroad were telling her we should stay at a hotel for a few days to be safe, but she said no thankfully the cyclone moved to another direction and didnt hit us but it was very close but im scared if something happens, god forbid my family will say its ok and wont do anything about it
yep. it's your best bet if you live in indonesia. we dont have any strong concrete building nor high places near our beaches, we also do not have tsunami alarms thats functions. you're basically a dead man if you are on the beach when tsunami happens. we stays out from beaches that in the danger zone because we experience major earthquake maybe 5 or 6 times a year. so, if ya'll want to go to our country.... good luck and godspeed.
Every single time I go on holiday I watch out for the signs coz tsunamis are the thing in life that scares me the most and the reason is because I’m scared that if I’m the only one that dies my family will be heartbroken
Sophia Sutton Ohhh I think I watched that wasn’t it like a family went on a holiday then they were all separated after the tsunami and they were tryna find there kids or dad or something
I’m literally right beside the ocean right now. :D but we are have lot of hill and stuff so the plates don’t go out of place so we never get earthquakes to cause tsunami. But I still scared to ocean. I’m also from mountain region so it scary @-@ Sorry for bad English
Seeing multiple people commenting their experiences is astonishing because I get to read their stories. Anyways I'm glad those who went through this tramatic experience are okay.
The Korean cram school where I worked nearly lost a teacher in the Boxing Day Tsunami. She was on a sea kayaking vacation. We were alarmed when we didn't hear from her for a couple of days. Then she sent an email out to everybody on her contact list: "I'm okay. I'll tell you about it when I get back." That morning she had gone down to the beach and it didn't look right. She was pondering this when she noticed that the locals were moving away from the beach, so Lisa started walking away from the beach as well. Then she noticed that people were running past her. She looked back and saw the wave and started running. A small pickup truck pulled up along side her as she ran and a man in the back asked, "Do you need help?" Lisa didn't even stop running. She just lifted up her arms and they pulled her into the truck and she was one of the people who got to high ground.
After almost dying with surgery, and being afraid of most things for my entire life, this is the only thing that helps me calm down. Even if it’s one of the worst natural disasters
me who lives nowhere near an ocean and natural disasters most likely won’t happen where i live but still watches like i’m going to need to prepare tonight for one
Honestly my country literally had so many earthquakes and tsunamis before but the thing is that we have coral reefs and mangroves so the tsunami died before it even hit land so we lucky asf
@@elijahunknown155 it's called komoji It's japanese version of yahoo emojis like this ;-) And it's automatically on my keyboard I use Google keyboard (◠ᴥ◕ʋ) In case you do use that, it's a smiley face/ coma key on your keyboard You have to hold it for a second ,then you have some options which are emojis, stickers, gifs and komojis presented by this :-) icon I hope you find it ෆ╹ .̮ ╹ෆ
I never thought I would actually have to look into these things cause my city has never had one, but as of this year because of the water levels rising in my city, they just issued out there first tsunami warning drill and said that we will have more drills like this every year.
I survived the 2004 tsunami too. I'm from Sri Lanka. On December 26, 2004, tsunamis swept across the Indian ocean, spawned by a magnitude 9.0 earthquake off the coast of Sumatra. Aside from Indonesia, our country Sri Lanka likely suffered the most casualties, with the death toll reported at 21,715 on December 29th. Waves are taller than 100 feet. Please never happened this again... 🙏🙏
i just watched the movie "the impossible" & you are very brave! i cried during the whole movie, its like i witnessed someone else nightmare. i hoped your family also survived that traumatic experience❤️❤️
Omg, I did, because I have read a story about little girl saving lots of people because she have recognized early sighns of tsunami. I want to be as cool as this little girl.
@@alisonclark5487 same + I'm frickin scared of flights so I'm afraid I'm gonna die in airplane crash and by the tsunami .. I'm going On vacation on the next week please pray for me 🥲🥲
The tsunami in Japan 2011 was massive. I think at the highest point it was measured at 40metres in places where they didn’t have tsunami walls to slow it down.
Anyone else watching this in lockdown living in a place where tsunami's never happen? Yeah me...Like I hardly travel and I live in the safe land of iReLaNd
@@romeovitelli1094 "in 1755" is the key phrase there, i think lmao! huge earthquakes can happen in the atlantic, but they're few and far between. quakes in that area are usually around 4-5 magnitude (most folk can't even feel it).
Well actually... there's a volcano in Italy that's gonna collapse one day, causing a mega tsunami that will indeed hit Ireland. But sure, it'll be grand...
Im a Californian too. We dont get a lot of tsunamis here, its really just a couple floods and earthquakes. I think the most endangered part of California for tsunamis would be San Fransisco bc most of San Fransisco is next to the ocean
Teacher: How do you survive a tsunami? Me:Make sure your in creative mode and the camera man. Teacher: No. Me: *Excuse me watch every tsunami video the camera man is always in creative mode and always alive* Teacher: Ok?
Me and my sisters actually lived through a Tsunami. Totally ruined our vacation. I grabbed on to a tree, and my sisters swam to me and held on to the tree until the Tsunami was over. It was terrifying, but I'm just glad I survived.
I searched this up because there is literally a tsunami that is headed my way. We don’t know for sure if it’s a tsunami or if it’s a false warning. Just don’t wanna die.. 😐 it’s supposed to hit at 4:35 pm. It’s currently 12:20 pm. Update: I’m good lol
@@jb6712 correction: you don’t care abt. If u don’t care abt my comment keep scrolling. I almost had a near death experience u could say and u actually have the nerve to be rude? Back off.
Me who's living in a plain area with minimum natural hazards like these *listens carefully takes notes*
Same 🤣
ME HAHAH
Me too
ME BAHAHA
Lmao sammeeee
In 2004, I was five and I was in Thailand with my family during the tsunami. Hopefully, our mother wanted to go the the zoo very early in the morning. The zoo was in a mountain, far from the beach. It’s because of her that we are still alive today! Such a sad event...
I was also there. I was 7 on a family holiday and were staying in the worst hit hotel. My sister saved my life carrying me up to the highest floor. But my father sadly didn't make it as the second wave took him under. A trauma and a tragedy that affected thousands.
@@georgiastannard1 oh no, I hope you've gotten over the trauma ❤
G Stannard so sad to read that :(
@@georgiastannard1 so sorry
@G, trauma isnt something that can be gotten over. I am saddened, by what you must deal with every day. 😞
"how to survive a tsunami?"
be the main character in the movie
Unless your in a movie where everyone dies
Or the cameraman
@@Head_Hunta theres no movie like that though..
Yup... 🥲
arent we all the main character in our lives??
"Move to a tall building"
*Shows clips of skyscrapers getting eviscerated*
😂😂😂
😄😄
Trust in Jesus, Hell is real and eternal! This is what the Bible says about it..
"The Son of Man will send out his angels, and they will weed out of his kingdom everything that causes sin and all who do evil. They will throw them into the blazing furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth." Matthew 13: 41-42
Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven "I am the way, the truth, and the life no one comes to the father but by me." John 14:6 Ask God to reveal this to you- He will!
"For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." Romans 3:23 ADMIT THAT YOU'RE A SINNER. We've all broken God's laws and ten commandments.. "Thou shalt not lie, steal, covet, dishonor parents, take God's name in vain.."(Exodus 20) We do not have righteousness on our own to get to heaven, "God made him (Jesus) who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God." 2 Cor. 5:21 Godly sorrow leads to genuine repentance for sinning against the righteous God and there is a change of heart, we change our mind and God changes our hearts and regenerates us from the inside out. God is deadly serious about sin, when we genuinely repent we hate sin just as God hates it, and we turn away from it.
"But God commended His love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us." Romans 5:8 BELIEVE IN YOUR HEART THAT JESUS CHRIST DIED FOR YOUR SINS, WAS BURIED, AND THAT GOD RAISED JESUS FROM THE DEAD. This is trusting with all of your heart that Jesus Christ is who he said he was. He saves us from sin and hell and brings us into a relationship with him. We become God's children. We are saved from hell, eternal death.
"For whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved." Romans 10:13 CALL UPON THE NAME OF THE LORD. Every single person who ever lived since Adam will bend their knee and confess with their mouth that Jesus Christ is Lord, the Lord of Lords and the King of Kings.
Read the Bible, Walk with the Lord and give your life to Him!
Well those are Movie scenes which are practically not possible unless it's a 100mtr wave.
@@BOYKA2058there were tsunamis 528m tall in lituya bay a long time ago
How to survive a tsunami:
1. Live far from oceans
Yay so im good!
I live very near a river.
@@annacookiesdaycores4468 a river cant make a tsunami
Haha
@@hjfklhdkf9460 A landslide can
People: throws trash in the ocean
Ocean: now it’s my turn
So true lol
True
HAHA No arguements
Lol
Haha i totally agree
I'm sure we all watched this "just in case it happens" to us
Oh hey it's you again
Haha yes
Yes yes yes I am like so scared now even though I’m like so far away from Tsunamis
@@coteresa111Why u care?
Pray it doesnt
The sign of retracting water sadly only has a chance of 50% to occur. It happens if the wave through hits first instead of the crest (peak). Also, the waves height mid-ocean is seldom bigger than 30cm and hardly detectable. It builds up in shallow water near the coast to a few meters and looses 99% of its speed from originally 500-800 kph to around 30-50 kph.
I feel like you know a lot and I need to befriend you
In American please?
It’s been 2yr and there’s gonna be a tsunarmi that’s gonna hit in North Africa and ppl are watching this
Your pfp looks like Botswana flag
@@p3nl0an oh tsunami will hit North Africa? which country? I didn't knew that
How to survive a tsunami:
1. Be the cameraman
Lmaoo but bruh why is this getting recommended to me when I’m going to Florida for vacation I- wtffffff
@@Berries.creamm take care
@@Berries.creamm good luck.
@@Berries.creamm don’t let these guys get in your head lol like the video said, tsunamis almost always happen in the pacific. Florida is on the east coast. You will be in the warmer safer Atlantic Ocean my friend, have fun.
lol so true
My brain: this won’t happen to me skip this video
My anxiety: Watch this or die
Literally everyone who clicked this video: 👆
ugh this is so true my anxiety just has a mind of its own
😂
😂😂😂
Yeah spot on
The horrifying thing is if I was ever at a beach and realised the situation, my family would never believe me..
Omfg same. My mom would be like the tides just out
Yea but what can we do we either leave our family or we stay with them
I would still leave my fam. Nothing personal but at least one of us needs to survive.
Fr!! I have to convince my dad to leave quickly but they'll be too slow when packing our things
I think strategic thinking in that situation is in order - ask your mother if she wants to head on over to a restaurant 1km inland on a nice hill with great views for some wine.
“Run the other way”
*_YOU DIDN’T HAVE TO CUT ME OFF~_*
HAHAHAH LOL
Trust in Jesus, Hell is real and eternal! This is what the Bible says about it..
"The Son of Man will send out his angels, and they will weed out of his kingdom everything that causes sin and all who do evil. They will throw them into the blazing furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth." Matthew 13: 41-42
Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven "I am the way, the truth, and the life no one comes to the father but by me." John 14:6 Ask God to reveal this to you- He will!
"For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." Romans 3:23 ADMIT THAT YOU'RE A SINNER. We've all broken God's laws and ten commandments.. "Thou shalt not lie, steal, covet, dishonor parents, take God's name in vain.."(Exodus 20) We do not have righteousness on our own to get to heaven, "God made him (Jesus) who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God." 2 Cor. 5:21 Godly sorrow leads to genuine repentance for sinning against the righteous God and there is a change of heart, we change our mind and God changes our hearts and regenerates us from the inside out. God is deadly serious about sin, when we genuinely repent we hate sin just as God hates it, and we turn away from it.
"But God commended His love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us." Romans 5:8 BELIEVE IN YOUR HEART THAT JESUS CHRIST DIED FOR YOUR SINS, WAS BURIED, AND THAT GOD RAISED JESUS FROM THE DEAD. This is trusting with all of your heart that Jesus Christ is who he said he was. He saves us from sin and hell and brings us into a relationship with him. We become God's children. We are saved from hell, eternal death.
"For whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved." Romans 10:13 CALL UPON THE NAME OF THE LORD. Every single person who ever lived since Adam will bend their knee and confess with their mouth that Jesus Christ is Lord, the Lord of Lords and the King of Kings.
Read the Bible, Walk with the Lord and give your life to Him!
its those people who hold a communion or smth in the comments
In 2004 i was 2 years Old and me and my family was in Thailand during the tsunami. My dad grabbed me while He screamed to my mother to focus on her own Life. At a time my dad passed out and my mother took me, and a swedish man helped my dad and Said to my mother she should carry on with me before the next wave would came. We all survived in the end. May good bless that swedish man.
That swedish man is a blessing, may he live a happy life
@@michellechen2280 -_-
@bark nah i think it was felix who saved them
Shut up no one asked
@@MianAzharTV stfu no one asked you to respond
“run the other way” Oh fr? I was about to run towards it
I remember as a kid talking to my cousin(also a kid), he said you could dive under the tsunami and save yourself much like you can do that with normal waves to break through without a slap. Good thing the situation didn't arise, getting smacked in the face at 800km/h and then dragged and slammed against buildings, trees, cars and debris for miles doesn't seem like much fun lol
Mr PapaGeorgio that’s salt water I think-
@@fmazerolol lol
@@fmazerolol i was thinking the same tho, before i heard that its as fast as a jetplane.. pretty scare not gonna lie
You can’t take a pitcher in time before a tsunami
That lady in Indonesia had a very strong will to live to hold on to a palm tree for five days. Like wow.
My thoughts exactly.
I wouldnt do anything
Right
Yes
It does make sense. You just don't care for it. No need to respond if that is the case. Who gets unnecessarily nasty at a simple comment like this.
the terrifying thing about this is the fact that i went to a beach with my cousins a few days ago and the water was being pulled in a lot.. i didn’t think much of it, as i didn’t know any signs. it was also terrifying bc there was a tsunami warning in my country a week ago or so.
What country are you from?
Maybe was a rip tide.
"If you see a tsunami, run away from it"
Oh I thought we were supposed to run towards it thanks for clearing that up /s
LMFAOOO
LMAO-
During the 2004 Tsunami when the sea went back that's what people did my friend
Wikihow be like:
Don’t you just want to Bruce Lee jump into a tsunami
My finger : Trying to click the screen
My brain : Wait! Why do you want to watch it?!
My heart : One day you may need it! You never know
Thank you so much for your good answer.
Same here
My friend a good fhrase.
Thanks.
A lots and lots kisses and hugs.
Enjoy your day today...
See you soon.
@@anaferreira7692 Hold on! Meet you soon?! Where in a Tsunami?
I relate way too much
For those saying they’ll never need this…what if you go on vacation? End up in a country near earthquake prone areas? Information is always important.
I agree. Information is key.
@@GreggGalgo key is key,information is information,information is NOT key, KEY IS KEY SDJDIDNEOCNCPEKDNCOWJSXFKFOF
information is ALWAYS important. that being said, i'm in a landlocked area, broke, don't like traveling, and live with family member that medically probably shouldn't go near beaches... i'm almost positive a tsunami won't reach me. i still wanna know how to survive just in case lol.
@@idkwhatahandleis.0 Damn I’ll have what you’re having
On holiday in Bali there was a day of Earthquakes, people running into the street, buildings cracking. I went online to check the global tsunami warning site. Waste of time there was no updated information. I wanted to then take a trip inland but I was outvoted. Fortunately a tsunami did not follow but I was the only person concerned!
As I’m sure most people watching this are, I’m in a location where tsunamis don’t occur, so this information is life-saving.
Apophis.
"Run the other way"
My goodness, what an idea. Why didn't I think of that?
Bro I'm crying
😂😂😂
Well as stupid as it sounds so many people just stay there not being able to move. Lots of people actually get completely frozen by intense fears and stress it's a totally normal reaction (I'm one of those people💀)
It’s science
@30 Subs before 3091 true
Video: the water will recede, do not go out to investigate
My dumbass: *but the seashells*
AHAHAHAA LMAO I CANT
HAHAHAHAA LMAOOO OK U GOT ME
BAHAHAHHAHAHA
But watch about da turtles :(((
@@sandwichmanc5188 um that’s not how it works-
I was on a small island in Malaysia with no Internet on boxing day 2004, we were on the beach and all of a sudden we were covered with water, so my sister and I rented kayaks to investigate. We forgot about what happened for the next few days, when we got on the mainland we learned about how devastating the tsunami was and that we only survived because of a bigger island blocking us. We eventually made our way to Singapore and went to an Internet cafe to check in with our parents and learned that our dad had reported us missing and the embassy was looking for us. For over a week our parents thought we were dead. Their experience was a nightmare and they were grieving. Lesson learned, always check in after a major disaster so time and resources can be spent on those unaccountable.
I actually heard about you story long ago...crazy to know you're commenting on this video
Thats scary im scared
HAI I'm from Singapore and Singapore is one of the safest from natural disasters as we are protected from other countries
Sucks to suck
@@fs_isaac.a that phrase doesn’t even work in any way regarding this comment
I'm watching this after a 7.3 magnitude earthquake here in the philippines that triggered a tsunami scare all over our province. Im glad that tsunami didnt happen but I watched it in case of such disaster. Thank God my family are safe.
People in the comments: Tsunami jokes
Me, who is terrified of tsunamis: *taking notes and doing research*
if a tsunami comes, which is usually unexpected, you will be screwed. Now despite that they will usually warn you a couple hours ahead of time, that time dosent make up for the packing and the driving. Also where would you go, a hotel like a billion miles away. No amount of research will prep you for a tsunami. It's like when people say stay calm when sharks are around. No regular person would stay calm in that situation. To put it simply, you have to be lucky in order to survive. No amount of skill, research, ect will save you from a tsunami.
@@thisapersonalaccount6730 lol thanks, that makes me feel a lot better 😂👌
@@birdobirbo9663 im kinda glad you didnt take offense to that. I have meet a lot of people who would.
unless your rich and you have like a bunker and own plane you would be good but for us regular people no luck.
@@Calidabody unfortunately, i'm part of the 'regular people' group lol
"How to survive a Tsunami?"
Get a Helicopter.
literally
Good evening.
My friend don't play with the true thinks, please.
Ocean exist but is necessary respect.
Don't worry ok
wait, that'll actually be cool to film it ngl..
Sup ARMY✋
I am not an army :))
video: *get to a higher building*
minutes ago
video: *building gets hit by a giant tsunami*
True
Just go on a plane and fly high
*building falls down*
@@realrandiee **and ded**
You have a better chance with heights. It’s not promising survival. Common sense
As someone from one of those countries in the Pacific I know that if during a earthquake I can keep on my feet, when it's over I have like ten minutes to get to safety.
I watched the movie "Impossible" and it was the scariest, most devastating thing ever.
Wait the one with Tom Holland?
@@xiomarab485 Yeah. It was very tragic movie! :(
Me too I got do scared
IKR
what happens
"how to survive a tsunami"
*Be one with the fish*
HAHA UNDERRATED COMMENT AWARD 🏆👑
Run.... Run... Run... N don't look back
guess im gonna be eaten :/
I am one with the fish the fish is one with me, I am one with the fish the fish is one with me *speaks in invincible*
Or: 'Just keep swimming, swimming, swimming'
01:50 "stay away from the beach. Run the other way" thank God for science, i could never have got that on my own
Well as stupid as it sounds so many people just stay there not being able to move. Lots of people actually get completely frozen by intense fears and stress it's a totally normal reaction (I'm one of those people💀)
gay for seolhyun. Oh yea, see, you one of those people I be screaming at your friends to leave you😭💀(in movies)
@@jahleyacrudup6770 mwahahahskwwiehbsk I mean you're not even wrong 🙃😭
gay for seolhyun. 😂😂😂
I’m pretty sure he’s saying run the opposite way from the crowds cause he also talks about the crowds being danger as well.
I am here, from my Andaman and Nicobar Islands trip. I enjoyed my time there. One that thing got me interested were the
*Tsunami warning signs* . I was really interested in them and decided to search about them .
Here i am now, reading that people lost their loved ones in such a traumatic event. Reading that makes me imagine myself in the same situation and holy, i feel a sudden shiver down my spine..
Many people in the comments mentioned that their loved ones lost/risked thier life for them. For those who made it , Very Good. I am glad to hear that an innocent person is still alive. It's an act of bravery and courage that you made it ! For those who did not..
You will be remembered, it's a very courageous act to give your life for your loved one!
When I was a kid in Hawaii we had tsunami drills. We left school and walked uphill and in land. Hawaii has an advanced warning system and sirens so you do have time to get to safety.
california schools have gun drills. hawaii has tsunami drills. 🧍🏽♀️
haleyna i think ALL american schools have gun drills lol
Marissa Aviles Fun drills? lmao
Anna L I meant GUN omfg LMFAOO
America is a gun land I always dreamed killing 100 people
As somebody who lives nowhere near the ocean, this is one of my worst fears. For some weird reason.
Same
Yeah I live in the Edward's Plateau of Texas and the only serious water trouble I've seen is from the usual flooding from the freak storms we get in the summer and from hurricane Harvey in 2017
No because like Fr
I live in MD and am terrified of quakes. No idea why. Our 2011 quake was enough for a lifetime.
same i have to drive 5 minutes and boom im at the beach
I can't tell you the amount of times I've seen that Asian man pick up that child and start running😂😂😂
How do you know they asian??
@@Jh2007sk they look Asian, what do you think?
"They can be koreans"
@@naaaaaan5002 Which is still Asian
@@professionalfurret r/whoosh
We all need to appreciate and respect the seas and oceans. They are truly magnificent and terrifying at the same time. For me the sheer depth of the ocean is such a scary thing.
Bro im scared of the ocean
FIRST RULE don’t just stand there watching or filming it!
*Uno reverse card*
ikr like i see that alot in movies
That’s what people will do
What about if ghost records ;)
Most important rule!!!!
I live in a place with no oceans around it, but yet i am still terrified.
Same
Me too
Same
Jeez I'm so close at the oceans I'm in Philippines :P
Same
Me: *watches this video* also me: *lives in a country where no tsunamis or earthquakes are* again also me: just in case
Same
You can never be too safe
Same
i litteraly live in the middle of Europe 🤣
Oh yeah you have made my life no joke I watched this and my reaction was this🙂to😐to🙃 cause I thought I was gonna die ye Scotland is key to survival
tsunamis are my worst fear as someone with diagnosed PTSD from a flooding event. just everything i experienced but 100x worse. ugh
I don't live in an earthquake or tsunami vulnerable place, but I still want to be prepared incase we get hit by a meteor or something
You won’t survive a tsunami caused from a meteor
@@nolimit606 well screw that then
Hell heah
Well there is still a chance KANSAS YEEHAW
@@09lavaflow23 yee yee
Just watching one makes my anxiety go 📈📉😭
Ikr you just think about your family and you’re life. I’m literally still young and I tell my self I’m not ready to die. And I think about my family I don’t want them to die😭😭😭😭😩😩😩😩
Fuckyou
@@globeexedotxd3353 rude ass bleep🥺💕
@@Thee0nlyniiyah yeah samee
@@l0vef00lish4 thank you🥺
all the fishes be like:
oh, what a lovely wave.
Hahah
Haha
Could fish possibly die when the ocean retreat before tsunami????
XDDD
KARMA DRAMA why did i read that in a british accent
Literally…….I am absolutely horrified of tsunamis happening, I always go to Hawaii and I always have a that thought in the back of my mind, and it just gives me shivers when I think about it
Me: watches this video
Also me: lives nowhere near the ocean
Me again: *juuuust in case..*
The only thing that separates my house and the ocean is an old rusty fence, same for my neighbours. So anytime we have a strong earthquake because mostly we get small ones you can barely feel we have to make sure we don't have a tsunami heading for us.
Me too i live nowhere near the ocean
Same
Same🥺😂
CalicoMuffin me i live in west palm beach
Man I have an exam in 20 mins and I am watching how to survive a tsunami, great just great
Update: Bois I got straight A's in all subjects!!!
How it goes?
Me too
@@user-ge7ep5sc2d today is result day, btw it was my final annual exam, I'm on my way to my school to get the results
@@Sun-kissed_lips mamamamamuwuwjwjakwi😇🙂🤩👠🎒👘🧳👘👓👞👓🎒👡👟👑👑🐼🐺🐼🐺🐼🦄🐨🕸🐰🦑🐱🐡🐶🐟🐟🐱
Hahaahahahah
Two friends of mine were in Thailand and ended up running up the nearest, tallest hill with the water nipping at their heals. They BARELY survived, along with a random stray dog. They stayed up there for several days. They started a dog rescue organization and a local food stand operator kept them fed until they could fly back to their home in The Netherlands. I hadn't heard of any of this until I happened to see the wife getting interviewed on a local Dutch TV station. That food stand lady was a saint, feeding them and all the other random survivors for free. My friends go back there each year for charity work, mostly for the dogs and are still helped by the food stand owner, friends for life, I'd say!
Trying to put things together for me as a mom
- choose the beach with some hilly background
- choose the island with some islands around as shield ones
- ask your hotel which internet portal we can watch/ be warned if it is expected to happen.
- before going to the beach, make a small talk with kids about what we should look for or do if it ever happens
- if you have watched a lot of scary movies with kids, include one with disasters.
- keep your eye on water pulling back (only 50% I know but better than nothing)
My aunt and cousin (her daughter) survived the 2004 Tsunami that hit the Sri Lankan island as well. They used to live in the coastal area so they became victim to this hazard. Luckily they have been dragged by the current to a shelter and have been stuck inside that the whole time. My cousin was only a few months old infant. I remember my aunt saying that her hand let go of my cousin but she didn't give up, she somehow reached down the water and caught my cousin back up. It was terrifying, I'm shook at how she handled it and how they managed to survive this whole incident, but I'm glad they're still alive. My cousin is now 16 years old and they're both doing better.
Thank you for sharing this story! ❤️
Jesus. Imagine the trauma that caused having to go through that as a baby. One of your first experiences in the world. Poor girl damn.
damn that's an epic (very terrifying) story, like things we only see in movies
I am glad they are okay
Same a Sri Lankan here and we are like close to the ocean luckily we didn't get effected but was really close to
My daughter is 3 months old today. I also have two sons 3 and 7. Imagining trying to get a hold on my tiny child after losing hold is a horrific thought. I'm so glad your aunt and cousin are ok.
I’ve always been terrified of tsunamis. My friend lives right next to the beach idk how she isn’t scared. I slept at her house once and couldn’t sleep because I could only hear the waves hitting the rocks. 😂
that's so nice and scary at the same time lmao
Same. I was 5 or 6 when the tsunami tragedy in Aceh 2004 happened. They keep showing it on tv for years. I've lost interest in oceanside dwellings becauae of it 😂 unless it's mountain height home overlooking one. No beaches for me thanks.
(Tips: The mosques in Aceh are among the only intact buildings when the tsunami hit. All the victims who ran into them survived to tell the stories alongside those whose houses are near them and witnessed it firsthand while they stood on their roofs (there are photographic evidences on this too, might wanna search up on it). So, maybe other than run for the high grounds, the hills, you can try the mosque. Hope this helps lol)
I live very near the beach too, i only have to walk a little to get there, but tsunamis don't occur here so i'm safe :D
me reading this with my balcony directly facing the ocean
@@afififinatrr9790 subhanallah, may Allah protect us.
There was this girl one time in a vacation with her parents, she studies stuff like this and when she saw a sign she instantly told everyone a tsunami is coming tus saving many lives and got rewarded a hero's medal. I forgot her name.
Tilly Smith
How do more people not know the signs though? I mean I get it if they don’t know what tsunamis are, but chasing the tide after it rapidly gets pulled out, seriously?
It was me
@@KikumaruXFuji it was me, Gerard Gonzalez *
@@KikumaruXFuji Thanks
It's so important for people to know this...Sadly, I've seen a lot of videos and footage of previous moments of tsunamis that happened and was heartbreaking to watch so many ppl, speacially families with children, going into the seabed that was left exposed while the water receded; they were collecting fish and seashells not realizing they were about to die
"Its over tsunami, I have the high ground."
Yes because you're in space I've played this game before hello red do not kill me I know you're imposter
@@Spade_feathers ??
lmfao
And then the water retreats
tsunami; “you underestimate my power.”
How to survive a tsunami.
1. Learn to swim
2. Prepare a full water proof capsule
3. Live far from oceans LOL
4. Have an airplane ready
Is Boeing 777 enough ?
I guess I better save up for a plane lol
Imma go ride on air
and just in case have a camera always in your hand to record =) You have a high chance to survive if you start recording.
I don’t know how to swim :D and I’m far from the ocean
"Run the other way"
That one kid who dresses like a highlighter, wears nikes, and gets 2836383982 in the pacer test: I shine like Glitter
.
The Eremin profile pic 💕
@@lolabee1825 you recognized EreMin?
I’m very surprised someone actually noticed it
@@lolabee1825 everyone ships Eremika and Ereri and I’m over here alone shipping EreMin
as someone who lives 3-5 minutes away from the ocean, this is one of my biggest fears
but what scares me more is that when dangerous things occur, my family is like eh its okay nothing will happen, even when news is talking about it and all and government says to move away
like about a few months ago we got a warning a cyclone will hit and my family is like eh we'll be fine, i live with my grandparents and my mom, so my grandma was the one saying we are ok here its alright
even her sons from abroad were telling her we should stay at a hotel for a few days to be safe, but she said no
thankfully the cyclone moved to another direction and didnt hit us but it was very close
but im scared if something happens, god forbid
my family will say its ok and wont do anything about it
Me: I don’t need to watch this
My brain: Just in case
same bruh i watch how to survive anything in 5 months ahahaha including the how to survive time travel ahahaha
Dude, I'm in the safest country of any natural disaster and still clicked on the video
I searched this cuz I need to know🧍🏾
One question how can i change my account my account is gonna be something reminding you of planets and a blue planet next to a chocolate dwarf.
Just asking
holding onto a palm tree for 5 days straight....
me: WTF
yep. it's your best bet if you live in indonesia. we dont have any strong concrete building nor high places near our beaches, we also do not have tsunami alarms thats functions. you're basically a dead man if you are on the beach when tsunami happens. we stays out from beaches that in the danger zone because we experience major earthquake maybe 5 or 6 times a year. so, if ya'll want to go to our country.... good luck and godspeed.
I can't even open a box how the hack do i hold on to a palm tree for 5 days??
I thought he said 25 and I am like bruh
When I watched I started thinking about what I would do to my little sister try and save or let her die I chose save here
@Maple Leaf girl ur right
* Watching this at 3AM from a country who haven't had a tsunami for 30,000 yeras *
BEN PHILLIP what country are you in???
@@aurielle222 what country,huh?
Mood.
I’m in Canada
@@7Rover OMFG SAMEEEEE OTTAWA🇨🇦
How many of you immediately imagined yourself hanging out with your friends at the beach, seeing the water recede and getting them out safely in time?
i live in japan and the last earthquake was a few minutes ago i dropped my crossant........
(edit* Wow so many likes in one week!!! thank u guys!)
Oh- danm bro you good? T-T
OH NO DA POOR CROSSANT
@@alanismaldonado4688 lol. i gave it a funeral
Noooooo! Not the crossant! 1 like= 1 crossant lol
Don’t you guys have earthquakes every few hours? Idk
"how to survive a tsunami?"
me: "be a camera man"
LOL
Lol
Ikr
Lol! 😂
Oh I always wanted to survive it
Every single time I go on holiday I watch out for the signs coz tsunamis are the thing in life that scares me the most and the reason is because I’m scared that if I’m the only one that dies my family will be heartbroken
Me too
yea im scared too
But do you live close to the ocean?
Sophia Sutton Ohhh I think I watched that wasn’t it like a family went on a holiday then they were all separated after the tsunami and they were tryna find there kids or dad or something
@_Dannielle_ same I’m actually really scared to die just for that reason but I am scareder of them dying
You are the most helpful youtuber you always help us when we dont know what to do❤
And people wonder why I don’t like the beach. Imagine all the animals getting washed up too like a mf dolphin slides past my ankle
ik it's sad.. BUT THIS COMMENT 💀💀😭
BRO...OMFG THIS GOT ME
Bruh lolol
I have lived at the beach for 13 years, and no sea animals get washed up ever. Oh wait are u taking about a tsunami?
MF DOLPHIN 😩🖐
Tsunami: coming
One dehydrated kid :don’t worry everybody is safe
Lolololl
😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
Eats that shit like Natsu eats fire
I said eats yes
Me being scared of ocean the most when there is literally no ocean in my country
Ur from ?
🤣🤣
I’m literally right beside the ocean right now. :D but we are have lot of hill and stuff so the plates don’t go out of place so we never get earthquakes to cause tsunami. But I still scared to ocean. I’m also from mountain region so it scary
@-@
Sorry for bad English
Same but no ocean in my city
I live near the sea which is perfect - no tsunamis
Holy crap. Thxs for the tips as my country had a tsunami yesterday. I used these tips and it was successful! Not much injuries tysm
How to survive a tsunami: Step 1 Be a camera man
Haha good one
*Y E S*
wait what you scared me omg it's just a joke
YASSSS
What next?
Seeing multiple people commenting their experiences is astonishing because I get to read their stories. Anyways I'm glad those who went through this tramatic experience are okay.
My worst experience was when I stepped wrong and fell. Although I'm fine physically, my mind got scarred forever
@@schizophrenic_rambler :/
*traumatic
I told my sister to survive you need to go towards the water when I was 9, now watching this I don't wonder why I had 48% grade average in science..
I-
thought the same thing bestiee😩✨
How dumb can you be to think this 😂😂😂
It’s ok bestie, I thought u would have to swim into and over the wave to survive 😭
@@swaggyleah6369 LMAOO I DID TOO
Great advice to check a building's foundations before entering, everyone would have the time..
The Korean cram school where I worked nearly lost a teacher in the Boxing Day Tsunami. She was on a sea kayaking vacation. We were alarmed when we didn't hear from her for a couple of days. Then she sent an email out to everybody on her contact list: "I'm okay. I'll tell you about it when I get back." That morning she had gone down to the beach and it didn't look right. She was pondering this when she noticed that the locals were moving away from the beach, so Lisa started walking away from the beach as well. Then she noticed that people were running past her. She looked back and saw the wave and started running. A small pickup truck pulled up along side her as she ran and a man in the back asked, "Do you need help?" Lisa didn't even stop running. She just lifted up her arms and they pulled her into the truck and she was one of the people who got to high ground.
Wow, that’s crazy!
Its like a movie I saw that scene already😄 thank God she was safe
You are lying
@@augustinerhell5959 How did you make this amazing analysis of Lori's story?
@@thesisypheanjournal1271 You mean Lisa
After almost dying with surgery, and being afraid of most things for my entire life, this is the only thing that helps me calm down. Even if it’s one of the worst natural disasters
me who lives nowhere near an ocean and natural disasters most likely won’t happen where i live but still watches like i’m going to need to prepare tonight for one
😭😂
One day it might happen in your beach vacation.
Yea just beware of the ring of fire 😶🌫️😶🌫️😶🌫️
@@lncredibleIndian I live in Norway, tsunamis have never happened here and probably won’t happen any time soon
Honestly my country literally had so many earthquakes and tsunamis before but the thing is that we have coral reefs and mangroves so the tsunami died before it even hit land so we lucky asf
tsunamis, and the water / ocean are so interesting to me, thanks for explaining this, and how to survive it!
The background music makes me want to get my ass off the bed and start running from I don't know what ಠ_ಠ
Same it's like a horror movie
How'd you make that face 👀 for real I need answers lol
@@elijahunknown155 it's called komoji
It's japanese version of yahoo emojis like this ;-)
And it's automatically on my keyboard
I use Google keyboard (◠ᴥ◕ʋ)
In case you do use that, it's a smiley face/ coma key on your keyboard
You have to hold it for a second ,then you have some options which are emojis, stickers, gifs and komojis presented by this :-) icon
I hope you find it ෆ╹ .̮ ╹ෆ
@@kimachashn140 Thank you so much!!
Yes you do- run from the tsunami
My life: falling apart in every single way possible
My brain at 3am: at least we won't die from a tsunami 🤷♂️
Silver lining ✨
yes it’s 2 am here 👁👄👁
#AlwaysBeGrateful lol
Me: *sees title*
“Oh this might be useful”
Also me:
*born and raised in a desert*
Same lol, livin in arizona
How to survive a sand storm LOL
I mean your somewhat right there...I live on the coast of Australia- it’s basically a desert. We aren’t that close to the plates either..?
There’s always traveling tho!
Same I was born in a desert but it also had a sea side
I love how this channel teaches us better than school does😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I just watched "the impossible" yesterday. Amazing movie, everyone acted so well and brought the true story to life. Cried my eyes ou
i watched it this morning.. cried during the whole movie like a baby
God showed me over and over that a tsunami will occur to the west of St. Lucia three waves the biggest 52 feet.
Tomorrow
I saw the father in heaven and he told me so
I had several dreams about it
Me seeing this in my feed: 'well, there's always a possibility, better watch this'
Me😭😭
Mentally preparing for situations is never a bad thing. :) The thing is that you never know when shit hits the fan...
Unoriginal comment
"How to survive a tsunami?"
Be a camera man!
🤣🤣 2000%
👍
ya🤣 camera man dinensors woont attak him
@@kastbolder6510 yes😂😂
@@zenoanimates9575 A camera man will die
I never thought I would actually have to look into these things cause my city has never had one, but as of this year because of the water levels rising in my city, they just issued out there first tsunami warning drill and said that we will have more drills like this every year.
I survived the 2004 tsunami too. I'm from Sri Lanka.
On December 26, 2004, tsunamis swept across the Indian ocean, spawned by a magnitude 9.0 earthquake off the coast of Sumatra. Aside from Indonesia, our country Sri Lanka likely suffered the most casualties, with the death toll reported at 21,715 on December 29th. Waves are taller than 100 feet.
Please never happened this again... 🙏🙏
i just watched the movie "the impossible" & you are very brave! i cried during the whole movie, its like i witnessed someone else nightmare. i hoped your family also survived that traumatic experience❤️❤️
Super bravery
@@saiamruthainworld2177 how tf is he/she gonna give proof yeah I'ma risk my life to take a video
The boxing Day tsunami right you survive I am from India so me too
I was born on the 27th when I learned about this I didn't know what to think
Imagine somebody actually searches this up instead of getting it in their recommendations
Hehe I did cause I just woke up from a dream I was in a Tsunami even though I live in a desert hehehe 😅
@@goaway_please SAME OMG
I did cause its my biggest fear
@@goaway_please lmao samee
Omg, I did, because I have read a story about little girl saving lots of people because she have recognized early sighns of tsunami. I want to be as cool as this little girl.
Anxiety: watch it. You might need it just in case something happens during your vacation
👁👄👁 me: you're right
Man i am watching it in the middle. Of the night😅
Me who is going on vacation to the beach this summer:
**chuckles** I’m in D A N G E R
@@alisonclark5487 same + I'm frickin scared of flights so I'm afraid I'm gonna die in airplane crash and by the tsunami ..
I'm going On vacation on the next week please pray for me 🥲🥲
The tsunami in Japan 2011 was massive. I think at the highest point it was measured at 40metres in places where they didn’t have tsunami walls to slow it down.
Anyone else watching this in lockdown living in a place where tsunami's never happen?
Yeah me...Like I hardly travel and I live in the safe land of iReLaNd
Um, tsunamis can happen in the Atlantic Ocean too. One of the most devastating tsunamis in history nearly destroyed the city of Lisbon in 1755...
@@romeovitelli1094 "in 1755" is the key phrase there, i think lmao! huge earthquakes can happen in the atlantic, but they're few and far between. quakes in that area are usually around 4-5 magnitude (most folk can't even feel it).
😂 the closest thing I have to a tsunami is the pool water going over the pool itself!! 😂
Well actually... there's a volcano in Italy that's gonna collapse one day, causing a mega tsunami that will indeed hit Ireland. But sure, it'll be grand...
same, literally nothing happens in Ireland apart from some strong winds
"How to survive in tsunami"
Be camera men
Yep
Pretty much 😁
Me: watches how to survive a tsunami and not the coronavirus
Also me: lives no where near the beach lmao
You're lucky i genuinely live near the sea its right infront of where i'm living.
You are now prepared for something you, or even people who live in coasts, will probably never experience. But I mean just in case though
Same here
Same but in my country isnt even sea lol
XD
POV:Your watching this video while a Tsunami is coming after you.
Me watching this at 5am
“Just imagine surfing on one of this”
Hahah but you actually cannot surf it because it doesn’t have a face lol, I know because I spent the last hour having a panic attack doing research 😂
@@amararose2245 u get yeeted 50 meters up if u try to surf the goddam tsunami
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@KenzieTsumiki Infinite iq
florida when we have hurricane waves
Me, A Californian: “Well I guess I’ll die.”
Yup i rather die ngl
I don't live by a beach thank the lord
Or go to a mountain?
Me Dutch: Wel oke probably me too!
Im a Californian too. We dont get a lot of tsunamis here, its really just a couple floods and earthquakes. I think the most endangered part of California for tsunamis would be San Fransisco bc most of San Fransisco is next to the ocean
Teacher: How do you survive a tsunami?
Me:Make sure your in creative mode and the camera man.
Teacher: No.
Me: *Excuse me watch every tsunami video the camera man is always in creative mode and always alive*
Teacher: Ok?
Yeet the German Shepherd my ninja where is mine ?
@Yeet the German Shepherd me too
@@givemethatmemekit9733 fine I will sub to you too
Pls sub to me too
(Road to 200)
😂
Me and my sisters actually lived through a Tsunami.
Totally ruined our vacation.
I grabbed on to a tree, and my sisters swam to me and held on to the tree until the Tsunami was over.
It was terrifying, but I'm just glad I survived.
I searched this up because there is literally a tsunami that is headed my way. We don’t know for sure if it’s a tsunami or if it’s a false warning. Just don’t wanna die.. 😐 it’s supposed to hit at 4:35 pm. It’s currently 12:20 pm.
Update: I’m good lol
better safe than sorry
So you took the time to write a comment that nobody cares about???? Not exactly a smart move.
@@jb6712 correction: you don’t care abt. If u don’t care abt my comment keep scrolling. I almost had a near death experience u could say and u actually have the nerve to be rude? Back off.
@@theprettiestgirll Glad you’re okay ☺️
tbh this video really isn't helpful for surviving tsunamis. all it does is point out obvious things about tsunamis
*Pro surfer dude sees a tsunami*
“Woah bruh, that’s totally radical, likes to ride this tubular wave bruhhhh”
Giana DIY HAHAHHA
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Giana DIY LMAOOO
*How to survive a Tsunami*
Mountains : AM I A JOKE TO YOU?
Video: *Y e s y o u a r e*
*girl. that wasn’t funny :/*
The problem is... WHAT IF THERE ISN'T ANY MOUNTAINS?! 😂😂... Maybe a tall building would help but a mountain was going to better tho😢
200th like owo
Yea were all gonna die when there's no mountain nearby lmao😂
How to survive a tsunami
1. Get to a helicopter quickly
2. Get high until the Tsunami cant reach you
3. Wait for the tsunami to pass you