He's given away our secret. The world wonders how we can live alongside so many venomous, aggressive, predatory creepy crawlies and not be at all worried. We just speak their language and everyone gets along like old mates.
Fun facts, sea snakes are quite venemous and you absolutely do not want to get bitten by one. The difference between them and regular snakes is that they have flat bodies so they can glide over the water whereas land snakes are more round to slither on different surfaces. Sea snakes are a bit more docile than land snakes since they don't come into contact with people as much in the open water so that's why it was chill around that guy. Great video Greg!
(5:21) As an scuba diver, there are some places in the world that are quite murky with an average vision distance of 4 meters. There are some places (especially near tropical waters) where water is very clear. However, if you are diving in a pelagic or open ocean area, the hazy water can be seen, but just further away from you. To answer your question, yes & no. Some cameras that are designed specifically for diving use can create high quality photos. However, shots from an iPhone can be very different. Hope this somewhat helps with your question:)
Yeah the visibility in the video is still really good. Mostly in freshwater it can get so bad that you have to dive almost shoulder to shoulder with your dive buddy. Lights are a must. Some factors that go into it: divers kicking up silt, recent heavy rains, algal bloom... Here's a video I found: th-cam.com/video/9PC2nzaZ83U/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=255Vicks
I’m a fisherman but I have deep fear of water. Trees underwater really mess with my head. Or if it’s half in half out 😳. Sometimes while fishing alone I’ve had to walk away from the bank.
The transition of a camera going through the surface of water always makes me tense up. You never know what could be right there waiting for you. I’d much rather travel through space & have contact with aliens than swim in the ocean or any body of deep unseeable water.
Me too. It’s amazing to me that I can go through so many intense things while sitting in my dining room. And not only fear of being sucked into the huge prop(s) of the ship , but also anger at how stupid the guy was . And why was the motor of his jet ski sounding like that ? Like he was already trying to keep it from stalling when he’d decided to “touch” the ship ? Anyway , that was just exponentially TOO much .
The wire going from the guy to the jetski is called a "Dead mans switch" It's in a lot of things to try and keep safety whenever an operator of a vehicle or a machine in say, a production industry gets incapacitated or black out etc.
@@jimmieandersson5647 It was an RYA (Royal Yachting Association) course, so you'd think they'd have their facts straight lol And all the safety boats at my sailing club have stickers reminding you to wear your kill cord while using the boat, but maybe it's called different things in different countries.
@@edwardtye4119 yeah that's probably the thing, i got told when i was young out fishing it was called död mans hand, which translates to dead man's hand, but I've since learned that also is a card game thing? But I'm more inclined to believe you've got it right lol. But also yes maybe it's called different things 😅
I personally dont have the fear of deep water, in most cases its actually pretty comforting to see, so these videos are always fascinating to me to see the other side of the spectrum!
@@epicboxx3838 Bro when I read your comment I thought thalassophilia had something to do with s3x then I was like, what the heck? I can be so stupid sometimes 🤦🏻♀️😂
That's not an attack. Sea serpents get in your face because they are curious and have little knowledge of fear. Which isn't to suggest that they're terribly bright.
@@thoughtengine Ooo very interesting fact you got there, I had no idea, thanks! But I was mainly referring to shark and croc attacks 😳 Edit: Quick note, I did think the snake was trying to attack them though XD
the one with the sea snake honestly made my heart melt. they're not usually aggressive so long as you don't provoke them but i didn't know this until i looked it up so i thought the snake was gunna attack the guy and instead made my day better than it already was. it just seemed so curious and docile and flippin cute!
For some reason, the "I work on a commercial submarine" clip made me think of nana825763's "My house walk-through" and made me desperately want an underwater version. The horror potential is off the charts!
I don't have a single water based phobia but I am so glad your channel was recommended to me a few weeks ago! Ive gone back and watched your older vids as well as your new ones and they're honestly super relaxing. You just have such a good, positive vibe! Congrats on the new place :)
This guy could make videos on pretty much anything and i would watch them. The world of social media is so fake not adays with all the over reactions, stupid music added ontop of videos (I'm glad we mutes them), and other such things. This guy keeps it as real and authenic as it gets. Very enjoyable content.
I grew up an absolute pool, pond, and river addict Aquarius as a kid and went on to lifeguard for years. I was on my first open ocean fishing trip and thought it would be fun to swim in the "open ocean." I will never forget the terror and unease of being in water I couldn't see the bottom of or even imagine where the bottom was and I wanted out quickly.
Funny whenever you say, "It's that time of the month" because whenever my time of the month starts, it's always painfully in the middle of the night and keeps me awake. Every time, I find myself watching these videos while I can't sleep; thank you for the content ❤
I gotta commend you on posting while moving, you’re a real one dude! i just watched all of your ai art videos and was hoping you’d make more. excited you mentioned that! 💓
I'm also in the middle of moving and I'm exhausted so props to you for moving and setting up your video things and getting this video out for us, thank you :)
The 7 mile bridge leads to key west! I've been going since I was younger and I can concur it is- an interesting experience lol on one hand it's got an amazing view of the ocean, but it's pretty eerie at the same time especially when it's raining. I've always had a love/hate relationship with it bc of it. it's cool and beautiful but scary bc you're in the middle of the ocean via a bridge- as for whether it's worth it or not to get to the other side- it depends haha I haven't gone to the keys in years, so idk how it is now after hurricanes and renovations, but it was decent when I was younger. it's just an island with houses, hotels, shops/restaurants. the beaches aren't all that but it's not horrible. on either side of the bridge there are other bridges, one of which used to have a train but it's half demolished, and the other one is incomplete so it definitely gives you major creepy vibes
Watching the deep empty blue sea has been a fear of mine as a kid, and its just a bit uncomfy watching this but Greg’s voice is so a soothing every video, i actually dont mind the deep blue over time now
Congratulations on the move. Would love to see a A.I. generated video on thalassophobia prompts. Love your content and your personality. Stay safe man 👍🏻😃
Greg friend, i was looking towards this so much, im having a terrible time in life and your kindness and chill, friendly, positive energy makes my day a little better, many smooches from Poland!
So the cargo ship that snapped is something that actually does happen, you see cargo ships aren't armored like a warship is in fact they're relatively thin and you can see that if you watch footage of them sailing in really rough seas because they really will flex and twist sometimes quite noticeably.
Outside videos sound cool. You are a funny guy to watch no matter the content, so do what you want to make. Thalassophobia, AI art, Façade, even your The Forest playthrough was great!
Here is some infodumping: all snakes can swim not just water snakes. Saw this once in Germany. The snake just went into the lake and swam. It was kinda cool tbh. Really enjoy your videos. Keep it up man.
When I was getting my basic diver certification a typhoon had just rolled through and as we did the skill test 60' down on the sand we disturbed all the sediment and it exploded around us to where I couldn't see my hand an arm length away so im just sitting there and boom my instructor appears right in my face scaring me half to death.
When you go to Lake Tahoe, I highly recommend visiting D.L. Bliss State Park! There are all these granite bouldery cliffs that drop off into the water and they're really fun to kayak/paddle board around. Also the shore drops off from like 30 ft to 300 ft very suddenly which is kinda spooky. Love your videos, can't wait to see what you do next!
4:30 that could be a rock formation off the coast of wherever they are. I go fishing often and there’s a couple Bommies (Australian name for rock formation just under the water) both close to shore and quite a ways out. They’re dangerous cause at high tide they’re really hard to see, sometimes impossible. Even at low tide can be hard to see. They’re weird asf too, just a random pile of rocks that come to a crest in ~20m
also that bridge is part of a series of bridges that connects the keys, going all the way out to key west. it takes hours to drive the full way, but its pretty rad and unique. lots of dolphins! plus they filmed that one scene from True Lies there
Hey Greg! In Subnautica Below Zero you missed something fun! It’s called the Trivavle, aka a arctic Cuddlefish, although it doesn’t look like one..you can still give it treats and play with it! It has 2 versions, you picked up the common version on land, the blue one, and the rare one is the golden one, (yellow and brown instead of blue and light blue). Maybe if you ever do a Subnautica below zero no vehicle let’s play you can find and hatch him!
Bro I‘m glad to have found ur channel been binge watching these past days. You are able to calm my panicked ass down in 10 seconds lol. U could be talking about Creepy Terrible Monsters and I‘m like ,,Aaaah yeah its chill o‘clock“ Excited for the Lake Video 👍🏻
I love these videos. It's something I always look forward to. Also I've been to Lake Tahoe plenty of times. I love that you're visiting it. Best of luck.
Followed this dude with his original subnautica playthrough and he just has the best random content Dude can just make videos about whatever and I love it
The blackout at 18:00 is called “shallow water blackout”. It’s mainly related to Freedivers and spear fisherman. It’s directly linked to the depth you dive to, how long you are at that depth for and how long you wait at the surface in between each dive down. It can also be due to hyperventilating before/after. This guy is very lucky as, however uncommon, blackouts mostly happen when you’re at your diving depth, and if you’re untrained you can die very easily. When you pass out underwater your body automatically blocks your airways…. BUT if your snorkel is still in your mouth your body doesn’t do this and the snorkel act as a funnel and your tongue will relax and fill your lungs with water. These blackouts are very uncommon and can be easily prevented by taking adequate time between each dive and always diving with a buddy, it is absolutely essential to dive with a buddy and can not only make the dive easier but literally save your life. Oh did I mention the scary part? UWB can happen at any depth, 2M, 10M, 20M, any. Goes with a lot of drowning incidents, your lungs shut off at their entrance to the oesophagus so the rest of your throat, mouth and nose still floods with water
I watched the trailer of "Fall" today and as someone who is scared of hights this scared the shit out of me. Might be the first horror movie that creeps me out.
I grew up in Louisiana on a lake named Toledo Bend, and it's a man-made lake. The dammed up a river, and flooded the area, so there are trees sticking out of the water everywhere. I learned how to SCUBA in that lake AT the dam. On a good day, you'll have 12 foot visibility. I actually have pictures of it. I was 12
Dude... I feel you. Learning to SCUBA at 10 in Texas lakes was... uh, yeah, a lot. If everyone hadn't been constantly promising me that diving in the Caribbean would be totally different, I would not have made it to getting certified (did my final certification dive in Cozumel - they were all right lol). I will never understand people who voluntarily (for fun?!) go diving in our disgusting lakes where you can't see your own fins... While I don't feel the same things that Greg does for a lot of these videos, the super murky/underwater trees/wall dive ones? Nope nope nope nope.
I actually went to Cozumel 3 times, but I definitely learned to dive in seaweed and stumps.... The stories I could tell lol. I'm glad you finally went through with your cert (I accidentally hit the dislike, but I meant to hit like lol)
Awesome video! I was seriously starting to get triggered from some of these videos. Trees underwater or sunken old towns by the bigger dams scare the crap out of me. The jet ski guy one scared me too. Lol
Hey man in the black out clip more than likely the diver came up to fast and got what is called "decompression sickness". Has to do with the water pressure and the different gasses in your body. Coming up too fast from great depths could end your dive a little prematurely.
No. Decompression sickness doesn't really happen to freedivers as they are not breathing pressured air or gas underwater. This guy was having an "freediving blackout" likely provoked by hyperventilating before submerging.
I saw that second video of the guy in the Loch on my tiktok fyp yesterday and thought of you and wondered if you'd see it in one of these videos, and I feel like intl that moment, Apollo hit me with the gift of prophecy like a baseball to the face
That second clip i was asking what the hell are we supposed to be lookin...oh dear God WTF is that, when that metal thing showed out of no where. Once again that was a triple whammy for me. Thallassophobia, megalophobia, and submechaniphobia. Dude on jet ski I hope learned trying to get close to big ass ships in the water is an incredibly needlessly stupid thing to do. Been on 7 mile bridge several times it goes from Miami to the Keys, there's even the old railway bridge next to it missing some it's pieces. It is a very cool drive though. That dark blue by the ledge with the two girls I'd be afraid to let go of the ledge afraid I'd fall into that darkness even though falling under water is no the easiest thing to do
so all snakes are capable of swimming to some degree, but i think it just depends on the habitat they happen to live in. water snakes are in a different subfamily and generally feed on fish and amphibians but technically a land snake could swim if needed or to cool off.
the ice on the surface happens on the great lakes too, mainly Superior and i wish it had the normal sound cause it sounds Amazing. 7 Mile bridge is one of the last bridges in a collection of FOURTY TWO total bridges that go between all the islands of the Florida Keys. 7MB connects Knights Key to Little Duck Key. It really is that long, and the old bridge is rusted out beside it and its nerve wracking but Amazing to be on lol
I was scouring the TH-cams earlier for something to entertain my super spoiled zombie brain *feed me media ahhh... And thought, 'I miss Greg'. I decided to go touch grass, for my brains sake, came back.. and here you are! Amazing!
“Once he speaks Australian to the snake”
That sent me 😂
Came to the comments to see if anyone noticed that 😭
I’m the 200th like of this comment, hi 👋
He's given away our secret. The world wonders how we can live alongside so many venomous, aggressive, predatory creepy crawlies and not be at all worried. We just speak their language and everyone gets along like old mates.
The snake, a really venomous snake, wasn’t sure at first. But once it confirmed he was Australian. It realized it’s mistake and backed away slowly.
9:00 Snake was like "hey bro, can i rest here for a while? no ok bye bro"
I would let it rest if I didn’t know how venomous they were! Better safe than sorry. Snake was really curious and docile though
Fun facts, sea snakes are quite venemous and you absolutely do not want to get bitten by one. The difference between them and regular snakes is that they have flat bodies so they can glide over the water whereas land snakes are more round to slither on different surfaces. Sea snakes are a bit more docile than land snakes since they don't come into contact with people as much in the open water so that's why it was chill around that guy. Great video Greg!
(5:21) As an scuba diver, there are some places in the world that are quite murky with an average vision distance of 4 meters. There are some places (especially near tropical waters) where water is very clear. However, if you are diving in a pelagic or open ocean area, the hazy water can be seen, but just further away from you. To answer your question, yes & no. Some cameras that are designed specifically for diving use can create high quality photos. However, shots from an iPhone can be very different. Hope this somewhat helps with your question:)
Check your grammar again before posting, will'ya? :-o
I love you
Yeah the visibility in the video is still really good. Mostly in freshwater it can get so bad that you have to dive almost shoulder to shoulder with your dive buddy. Lights are a must. Some factors that go into it: divers kicking up silt, recent heavy rains, algal bloom... Here's a video I found: th-cam.com/video/9PC2nzaZ83U/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=255Vicks
Seeing a whole tree underwater in a lake when I was kayaking years ago was how I developed thalassaphobia
I’m a fisherman but I have deep fear of water. Trees underwater really mess with my head. Or if it’s half in half out 😳. Sometimes while fishing alone I’ve had to walk away from the bank.
The transition of a camera going through the surface of water always makes me tense up. You never know what could be right there waiting for you.
I’d much rather travel through space & have contact with aliens than swim in the ocean or any body of deep unseeable water.
In real life whenever I go swimming, I blink/close my eyes for the transition. It makes it more bearable.
That dude on the jetski was just natural selection at work
the clip of the jetski guy with the cargo ship genuinely made me start breathing faster i thought he would be sucked into the propeller
Me too. It’s amazing to me that I can go through so many intense things while sitting in my dining room. And not only fear of being sucked into the huge prop(s) of the ship , but also anger at how stupid the guy was . And why was the motor of his jet ski sounding like that ? Like he was already trying to keep it from stalling when he’d decided to “touch” the ship ? Anyway , that was just exponentially TOO much .
That guy was an absolute moron. I’m glad he lived but idk how anyone can be that dumb.
The wire going from the guy to the jetski is called a "Dead mans switch" It's in a lot of things to try and keep safety whenever an operator of a vehicle or a machine in say, a production industry gets incapacitated or black out etc.
I was taught that it was called a Killcord, as it kills the engine if you fall off, so the jetski/boat doesn't go off without you.
@@edwardtye4119 true, maybe it's called both, or the type is called that? No idea 😅
@@jimmieandersson5647 It was an RYA (Royal Yachting Association) course, so you'd think they'd have their facts straight lol
And all the safety boats at my sailing club have stickers reminding you to wear your kill cord while using the boat, but maybe it's called different things in different countries.
@@edwardtye4119 yeah that's probably the thing, i got told when i was young out fishing it was called död mans hand, which translates to dead man's hand, but I've since learned that also is a card game thing? But I'm more inclined to believe you've got it right lol. But also yes maybe it's called different things 😅
@@edwardtye4119 thanks for the clarification though!
I personally dont have the fear of deep water, in most cases its actually pretty comforting to see, so these videos are always fascinating to me to see the other side of the spectrum!
So thallasophilia?
@@epicboxx3838 Bro when I read your comment I thought thalassophilia had something to do with s3x then I was like, what the heck? I can be so stupid sometimes 🤦🏻♀️😂
Can't relate. Shit freaks me out.
found the mermaid
@@stephanos6128 Or merman :)
The best TH-camr
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@@FufuMonkey ok bro
Completely underrated.
@@kelleyraeofsunshine8464 ikr
Ohh so that's how Australians survive the gnarliest of wild animal attacks. They speak in Australian to them! Lol
That's not an attack. Sea serpents get in your face because they are curious and have little knowledge of fear. Which isn't to suggest that they're terribly bright.
@@thoughtengine Ooo very interesting fact you got there, I had no idea, thanks! But I was mainly referring to shark and croc attacks 😳
Edit: Quick note, I did think the snake was trying to attack them though XD
@@fabianatrindade56 Sharks and crocs don't stick around to talk...
@@thoughtengine I know bruh, I was joking... Just like Greg was about the snake...
@@fabianatrindade56 ok
the one with the sea snake honestly made my heart melt. they're not usually aggressive so long as you don't provoke them but i didn't know this until i looked it up so i thought the snake was gunna attack the guy and instead made my day better than it already was. it just seemed so curious and docile and flippin cute!
It was cute 😩
@Ēāřťhłīňğ ikr!! 😫😭
It popped its head up like “hi, whatcha doing?”
For some reason, the "I work on a commercial submarine" clip made me think of nana825763's "My house walk-through" and made me desperately want an underwater version. The horror potential is off the charts!
I don't have a single water based phobia but I am so glad your channel was recommended to me a few weeks ago! Ive gone back and watched your older vids as well as your new ones and they're honestly super relaxing. You just have such a good, positive vibe! Congrats on the new place :)
I agree!
I don't have thalassophobia, but I think I have a fear of open water, like a sea or ocean. But even then, it's enjoyable to watch :)
Yeah, I wish he had some story telling videos, I'd like to fall asleep to his voice. For now I think I'm stuck with Criminally Listed.
This guy could make videos on pretty much anything and i would watch them. The world of social media is so fake not adays with all the over reactions, stupid music added ontop of videos (I'm glad we mutes them), and other such things. This guy keeps it as real and authenic as it gets. Very enjoyable content.
“Proof the earth is round?” that delivery was so funny to me lol
I grew up an absolute pool, pond, and river addict Aquarius as a kid and went on to lifeguard for years. I was on my first open ocean fishing trip and thought it would be fun to swim in the "open ocean." I will never forget the terror and unease of being in water I couldn't see the bottom of or even imagine where the bottom was and I wanted out quickly.
Funny whenever you say, "It's that time of the month" because whenever my time of the month starts, it's always painfully in the middle of the night and keeps me awake. Every time, I find myself watching these videos while I can't sleep; thank you for the content ❤
Nothing better than watching some Greg content while it’s that time of month! Lol
And eating chocolate
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Entering ecological dead zone. Adding report to databank
I will always support you Greg, keep up the hustle 📈 you make our days better!
Thank you Raul! You have been a very loyal viewer for a long time!
I love your humour and…HE HAS ROOM FOR THE POSTER.
I gotta commend you on posting while moving, you’re a real one dude! i just watched all of your ai art videos and was hoping you’d make more. excited you mentioned that! 💓
uuuuwwwww you liked him🤭🤭🤣
I'm also in the middle of moving and I'm exhausted so props to you for moving and setting up your video things and getting this video out for us, thank you :)
The 7 mile bridge leads to key west! I've been going since I was younger and I can concur it is- an interesting experience lol on one hand it's got an amazing view of the ocean, but it's pretty eerie at the same time especially when it's raining. I've always had a love/hate relationship with it bc of it. it's cool and beautiful but scary bc you're in the middle of the ocean via a bridge- as for whether it's worth it or not to get to the other side- it depends haha I haven't gone to the keys in years, so idk how it is now after hurricanes and renovations, but it was decent when I was younger. it's just an island with houses, hotels, shops/restaurants. the beaches aren't all that but it's not horrible.
on either side of the bridge there are other bridges, one of which used to have a train but it's half demolished, and the other one is incomplete so it definitely gives you major creepy vibes
Watching the deep empty blue sea has been a fear of mine as a kid, and its just a bit uncomfy watching this but Greg’s voice is so a soothing every video, i actually dont mind the deep blue over time now
Congratulations on the move. Would love to see a A.I. generated video on thalassophobia prompts. Love your content and your personality. Stay safe man 👍🏻😃
I’m surprised how much subs you have you deserve way more
He does, though gotta hand it to him, feels like just yesterday he was at 22k. The mans is doing work
@@Niimsy true, very very true. may not have many subs but he is certainly growing!
Greg friend, i was looking towards this so much, im having a terrible time in life and your kindness and chill, friendly, positive energy makes my day a little better, many smooches from Poland!
So the cargo ship that snapped is something that actually does happen, you see cargo ships aren't armored like a warship is in fact they're relatively thin and you can see that if you watch footage of them sailing in really rough seas because they really will flex and twist sometimes quite noticeably.
Outside videos sound cool. You are a funny guy to watch no matter the content, so do what you want to make. Thalassophobia, AI art, Façade, even your The Forest playthrough was great!
Here is some infodumping: all snakes can swim not just water snakes. Saw this once in Germany. The snake just went into the lake and swam. It was kinda cool tbh. Really enjoy your videos. Keep it up man.
Always love seeing more of these! Glad the move went well!
When I was getting my basic diver certification a typhoon had just rolled through and as we did the skill test 60' down on the sand we disturbed all the sediment and it exploded around us to where I couldn't see my hand an arm length away so im just sitting there and boom my instructor appears right in my face scaring me half to death.
6:22 one thing that would've made this video even worse is if you saw the huge propellers of the boat while he was underwater
this made my Sunday night! youtube is so much better with ur vids
12:11 it's me or that sound is the sound that Dragonite make on his first appearence on Pokémon anime?
it's always a good day when gregbrodudeman posts a new video
Some of these are surprisingly beautiful! Loving the content Greg, keep going, you're doing a fantastic job!
When you go to Lake Tahoe, I highly recommend visiting D.L. Bliss State Park! There are all these granite bouldery cliffs that drop off into the water and they're really fun to kayak/paddle board around. Also the shore drops off from like 30 ft to 300 ft very suddenly which is kinda spooky. Love your videos, can't wait to see what you do next!
You have literally became my favorite TH-camr! Thank you for such awesome content 😊
I watched one of your videos a month ago and now I binge watched all your vids!! Love your content ❤
These just get better and better. Love the new crib 🤌🏻
4:30 that could be a rock formation off the coast of wherever they are. I go fishing often and there’s a couple Bommies (Australian name for rock formation just under the water) both close to shore and quite a ways out. They’re dangerous cause at high tide they’re really hard to see, sometimes impossible. Even at low tide can be hard to see. They’re weird asf too, just a random pile of rocks that come to a crest in ~20m
continuing to keep calm. good man.
also that bridge is part of a series of bridges that connects the keys, going all the way out to key west. it takes hours to drive the full way, but its pretty rad and unique. lots of dolphins! plus they filmed that one scene from True Lies there
Hey Greg! In Subnautica Below Zero you missed something fun! It’s called the Trivavle, aka a arctic Cuddlefish, although it doesn’t look like one..you can still give it treats and play with it! It has 2 versions, you picked up the common version on land, the blue one, and the rare one is the golden one, (yellow and brown instead of blue and light blue). Maybe if you ever do a Subnautica below zero no vehicle let’s play you can find and hatch him!
New place!! Excited for another video and I’m glad there was room for the keep calm.
Great work making all these neat videos! They are the highlight of my month, every time!
GREG! I think a cool AI generated art photo could be “White Noise” I’m very curious about that one, of what it would make.
man posts some of the best stuff ive seen. keep it up bro
I would love to see A.I. art videos and out in the wild videos! Love all you’re content man keep it up!
I had a wholesome asf dream about you and feel like we’ve been buddies for years. Thanks.
Bro I‘m glad to have found ur channel been binge watching these past days. You are able to calm my panicked ass down in 10 seconds lol. U could be talking about Creepy Terrible Monsters and I‘m like ,,Aaaah yeah its chill o‘clock“
Excited for the Lake Video 👍🏻
I love these videos. It's something I always look forward to. Also I've been to Lake Tahoe plenty of times. I love that you're visiting it. Best of luck.
Yessss. Scare me! Congrats bud.
Followed this dude with his original subnautica playthrough and he just has the best random content
Dude can just make videos about whatever and I love it
"Nightdiving in a haunted forest???"😂
You caught me looking at the background! 😖 I'm so embarrassed 😭
You're a very likable dude! Real and funny at times (:
The blackout at 18:00 is called “shallow water blackout”. It’s mainly related to Freedivers and spear fisherman. It’s directly linked to the depth you dive to, how long you are at that depth for and how long you wait at the surface in between each dive down. It can also be due to hyperventilating before/after. This guy is very lucky as, however uncommon, blackouts mostly happen when you’re at your diving depth, and if you’re untrained you can die very easily. When you pass out underwater your body automatically blocks your airways…. BUT if your snorkel is still in your mouth your body doesn’t do this and the snorkel act as a funnel and your tongue will relax and fill your lungs with water. These blackouts are very uncommon and can be easily prevented by taking adequate time between each dive and always diving with a buddy, it is absolutely essential to dive with a buddy and can not only make the dive easier but literally save your life. Oh did I mention the scary part? UWB can happen at any depth, 2M, 10M, 20M, any. Goes with a lot of drowning incidents, your lungs shut off at their entrance to the oesophagus so the rest of your throat, mouth and nose still floods with water
Holy shit..
I have been waiting for the next chapter of the Thalassophobia Tales for 31 days.
Brooo I LOVE lake tahoe!! Have fun on the water :D the weather must be perfect right now ugh i’m actually jealous
I can’t explain why but you seem like such a lovely decent person. Love your vids!
I watched the trailer of "Fall" today and as someone who is scared of hights this scared the shit out of me. Might be the first horror movie that creeps me out.
I completely agree about whale noises! Amazing animals but there's no way I want to ever be in a situation where I hear one for real 😢
Open water doesn’t bother me at all, but anything to do with caves/mines triggers my claustrophobia and freaks me out so bad lol
I guess you may have bathophobia. Fear of depth
Fully agree whale sounds are terrifying as fuck. Could not imagine doing that to go to sleep
This is the best content on youtube ive found in my last 19 years of life
I binged your AI videos, exited for the next one!
I've seen the jet ski video many times but it gives me the chills every damn time I stumble upon it. This is legit my biggest fear.
I grew up in Louisiana on a lake named Toledo Bend, and it's a man-made lake. The dammed up a river, and flooded the area, so there are trees sticking out of the water everywhere. I learned how to SCUBA in that lake AT the dam. On a good day, you'll have 12 foot visibility. I actually have pictures of it. I was 12
Dude... I feel you. Learning to SCUBA at 10 in Texas lakes was... uh, yeah, a lot. If everyone hadn't been constantly promising me that diving in the Caribbean would be totally different, I would not have made it to getting certified (did my final certification dive in Cozumel - they were all right lol). I will never understand people who voluntarily (for fun?!) go diving in our disgusting lakes where you can't see your own fins... While I don't feel the same things that Greg does for a lot of these videos, the super murky/underwater trees/wall dive ones? Nope nope nope nope.
I actually went to Cozumel 3 times, but I definitely learned to dive in seaweed and stumps.... The stories I could tell lol. I'm glad you finally went through with your cert
(I accidentally hit the dislike, but I meant to hit like lol)
Awesome video! I was seriously starting to get triggered from some of these videos. Trees underwater or sunken old towns by the bigger dams scare the crap out of me. The jet ski guy one scared me too. Lol
Yes! Another Greg video!!!
Hey man in the black out clip more than likely the diver came up to fast and got what is called "decompression sickness". Has to do with the water pressure and the different gasses in your body. Coming up too fast from great depths could end your dive a little prematurely.
No. Decompression sickness doesn't really happen to freedivers as they are not breathing pressured air or gas underwater. This guy was having an "freediving blackout" likely provoked by hyperventilating before submerging.
Not a single miss on this channel!
15:07 Key West is on the south side of the 7-mile bridge. F'k School is failing.
Love ur vids man, feels like we are just hanging out reacting to water videos its awesome keep it up!!
ONG FINALLY!!!!! been waiting all month for this!!!!
8:51 omg Brody!! i love his videos
5:48 that's my fear right there. Being so close to a huge ship really freaks me out. Plus this One Is moving...
I really wouldn't be that guy.
Flooded abandoned mines are nightmare fuel for me. Mines are creepy enough in their own right, but when you flood them it gets that much worse.
Good luck w the Lake video! I look forward to whatever you may do for it!
I saw that second video of the guy in the Loch on my tiktok fyp yesterday and thought of you and wondered if you'd see it in one of these videos, and I feel like intl that moment, Apollo hit me with the gift of prophecy like a baseball to the face
14:46 as a Floridian who’s driven on that bridge 5 or 6 times, I can tell you it’s nothing crazy or scary
I’ve visited Florida a bunch and having this phobia going over that bridge makes me hella anxious every time hahaha 🤣
@@emilymobleylove Only thing that gives me some chills is wondering how deep the pillars the support the bridge go
that jet ski one made me
sick to my stomach, the panic that guy must have felt-
i fr thought i was about to watch a person die
i think youll be big soon ^-^
wish you all the best
ps i have thalassophobia as well and thats how i found your chanel few weeks ago
That second clip i was asking what the hell are we supposed to be lookin...oh dear God WTF is that, when that metal thing showed out of no where. Once again that was a triple whammy for me. Thallassophobia, megalophobia, and submechaniphobia.
Dude on jet ski I hope learned trying to get close to big ass ships in the water is an incredibly needlessly stupid thing to do.
Been on 7 mile bridge several times it goes from Miami to the Keys, there's even the old railway bridge next to it missing some it's pieces. It is a very cool drive though.
That dark blue by the ledge with the two girls I'd be afraid to let go of the ledge afraid I'd fall into that darkness even though falling under water is no the easiest thing to do
you STARTED the ai art trend. keep it up!! those are some of my favorite videos!
honestly one of my favourite youtuber rn
More people should know about this channel
Awww the little turtle so scared, poor little guy, but he's so cute 😂
I have OCD. I've spent my whole life getting over one phobia or another. I believe in you.
Your videos are the highlight of my day Greg! Thanks for keeping up the content 🔥❤️
so all snakes are capable of swimming to some degree, but i think it just depends on the habitat they happen to live in. water snakes are in a different subfamily and generally feed on fish and amphibians but technically a land snake could swim if needed or to cool off.
the ice on the surface happens on the great lakes too, mainly Superior and i wish it had the normal sound cause it sounds Amazing. 7 Mile bridge is one of the last bridges in a collection of FOURTY TWO total bridges that go between all the islands of the Florida Keys. 7MB connects Knights Key to Little Duck Key. It really is that long, and the old bridge is rusted out beside it and its nerve wracking but Amazing to be on lol
Even tho this guy makes content on literal phobias, he's videos are oddly comforting to watch
I was scouring the TH-cams earlier for something to entertain my super spoiled zombie brain *feed me media ahhh...
And thought, 'I miss Greg'.
I decided to go touch grass, for my brains sake, came back.. and here you are! Amazing!
The last one gave me instant anxiety 🙃 I'm excited that you're doing more AI art videos! I really enjoy those!
These vids are classic as always great vid, Greg 🔥💯
Thank you my friend! Glad to see you enjoying so many videos :)
Transition of camera, those deep waters......oh God! That vastness...I can't imagine 😳