This blew my mind when I found out last year, maybe two years ago? I'm 40, and only just found out a year or two ago that you won't naturally submerge in quicksand. I understand why media does it for dramatic effect, like fictional vent shafts people can crawl through, but it still blew my mind lol.
@@KleinesSteinnot even your neck as far as I understand. Displacement creates a balance that will not let you sink below waist/chest height. So as long as the tide isn't higher than your chin, you can live a few days while help searches for you, or until you figure out an escape.
Almost every half serious look at it basically states "you really have to want it to even come close to be harmed by it" When the Simpsons is the most accurate media portrayal of something ("and now I'll just reach in with my face and pull my leg free..."), you know its danger is overhyped.
The real danger isn’t drowning, because you will float easier than water because mud is denser. The real danger is hypothermia because the mud can draw heat from your body quickly, even in tropical climates. The ground is alway cold, just like sleeping on the ground at night can cause hypothermia.
Truth is the actress deserves an award, she acted exactly as I would expect ex to do. Even the last part when she left the guy up to his neck dealing with her cra….. I mean good vídeo
@@dylanmonstrum1538fr its like these people are bots. WE GET IT. YOUR NOT SPECIAL. LITERALLY EVERYONE AND THEIR RETARDED COUSIN MAKES THIS SUPER ORIGINAL THOUGHT PROVOKING COMMENT.
I actually experienced quick sand once. It was in some sand dunes about a mile from my back yard when I was younger. I sank into my knees before my friend quit laughing and pulled me out. Good times
How to Beat: Divorce. Step 1, Tell her to stay calm and still in the Quicksand. Step 2, Use your tragic Widower backstory to Challenge women to fix your broken Doctor Badboy heart.
@@mask938 Correct. It's good advice that she will not follow (like the wife in the video), thus the man is blameless, sympathetic and gets to keep his stuff
*How to beat quicksand:* Relax and lie on your back. You’ll float up to the surface and all the way to solid ground. Remember that quicksand is a liquid even though it looks like a solid. If you’re in quicksand, don’t struggle. Struggling will make you sink faster.
@@CloverQuinn Just lay down slowly. Quicksand may look like a solid, but it’s actually a liquid. You’re not being sucked under. You’re just sinking. Relaxing and lying on your back will help you float to the surface. Whatever you do, do not struggle. Struggling will not get you out. It will only make you sink faster.
It's how I got out the first time. Second time I wound up losing a boot cuz it got stuck under an obscured root. Thankfully I didn't have to experience bullet ants like these poor saps in the movie.
I don’t think I could watch this movie without being frustrated vs my usual entertained. I’ve seen so many quicksand safety things that I just wanted them to lean back and very slowly wiggle, but that wouldn’t make an entertaining movie… Great video, thanks for the efforts.
The snake is a red tail boa/common boa with a light color morph, at least it's in the right region this time. It's still not venoms just a constrictor, most movies will use these snakes as they are big, easy to find, and easy to handle. I don't find them scary they are really sweet as pets.
Infection from a Nonvenomous snake bite is not even in the top 5 biggest problems you’d have while stuck shoulder deep in quicksand, dehydration would kill you way quicker, and if you choose to drink the quicksand water, those parasites would also kill you before an infected boa bite. So it’s not even worth worrying about
I came here to say this too! It's a Colombian Red Tail boa. I have two and they're the sweetest things. I take them with me places and people love petting them.
I love how this guy delivers every line, especially when he’s telling jokes while people are dying in the background. Underrated channel. Keep up the good work🗣️🗣️🗣️
i’ve been subbed for like three or four years but i just came back last month after two years of not watching and man i’ve been falling back in love with these videos
@@atomaraffetrue. I actually did like that "How To Beat" channel at first (especially when he covered anime/live action type stuff)...but when i started hearing/seeing other narrators on that channel, i lost interest fast. Idk i guess i didn't like their delivery as much as the 1st guy. 🤷🏼♀️ Have always liked Nerd Explains, though!
@@hatake1990well how to beat does that viewer bias where most of his solutions can only be thought of if you've watched the movie and are well prepared ahead of time.
Man, gets on him for sneaking the vodka and no food (which was IN the backpack). Upsets a venomous snake, causing it to bite him, when it was probably NOT going to attack them at all. Gets annoyed with him for coming in after him. Says they should never have gotten married... You know what? He wouldn't have been here in quicksand dying of a snakebite.
It is a Boa constrictor. Absoutely harmless. Maximally 4.5m. But dependent on subspecies & local form. Pythons are old world snakes. Only Loxocemus bicolor occurs in the Neotropics. And a Boa constrictor is live-bearing (ovo-viviparous; lecitotrophic viviparity). It bears living young surrounded by an egg sack & nourished via dodder.
As a reptile guy, snakes in movies INFURIATE ME lol. One of the movie posters even has the actress covered in ball pythons like they’re supposed to be dangerous lmao
I’m guessing that for filming purposes they use non-venomous snakes for safety, but act as if they are dangerous since most viewers wouldn’t know the difference.
@@TalentCaldwell It's still pretty shitty quality, since you could in post attempt to cgi over them, or simply make them off full cgi / practical effects, instead of pretending that Venomous snakes will strangle you to death and vice-versa. The most infuriating are situations like in this example, in which, for some inexplicable, god-hated reason, the snake is a poisonous one THAT ALSO CONSTRICTS.
I swear. All Millennial 90s kids are terrified of quicksand. Did it just appear especially often in our cartoons & films? We all were so ready to come across it at any time any place & defeat it.
The snake is just a boa constrictor, not venomous at all. Moreover, one would NEVER just go up and bite someone for shits and giggles. He’d be just as likely to spontaneously burst into flames.
This dude really jumped into quicksand to save his girl after she, A DOCTOR, started flailing around like an infant. Then she gets on his ass for saving her, gets on his ass for having the sting saving vodka, and then says they shouldn't have ever been married. At what point do I get to root for his safety and not hers?
Yeah, before you got to it, I thought most likely your first step in is where the pit starts, so take a wide circle around to get behind her and start working from there to grab her
Maybe quicksand was supposed to be a metaphor for toxic, abusive relationships. If that's the case then those old cartoons were MASSIVELY relevant to my adult experience...
I went to colombia twice. Never ever did i think about renting a vehicle. Driving in Bogota is a nightmare and there are thousands of taxis. I was there for 4 days each time and i probably only spent $80 in taxi fares. So the most unbelievable part of this movie is that they rented a vehicle. Why would they need too?
Personally if my radioactive ex wife got stuck and drowned in a mog pit.....I'm just sayin that is a sign from god for an easy divorce. Rip kids your mom got in an accident
The easiest way to escape quicksand is to discard anything heavy on your person even if meaningful to you and then try to swim on your back with your mouth and nose up in order to breath until far out enough to get out of the quicksand
I need to say some things about my frustration with this movie: I love how the narrator is calling out both characters BS, but I cannot forgive the movie for so blatantly getting snake species/anatomy wrong. The snake in the movie is a boa constrictor, It's non-venomous and the way it kills is in the name, additionally unlike pythons boas give birth to live young which makes the fact the movie didn't use a bush master even more infuriating because bush master's are the only kind of new world pit vipers that lay eggs!
I mean honestly when she threw a tantrum and sunk I'd probably have left as she was clearly intent on either killing herself or just killing him with her, either way you don't want to get involved in that.
im ngl i hate Sofia so much, it just seems like she will do everything just to NOT listen to Josh and berates him at every goddamn opportunity possible jesus christ
What it's supposed to be and what it is are different. That's a red tail boa. Looks like a pastel variation but yeah kids can play with red tails. Very sweet snakes
I thought it was obvious what you do in quicksand. You just get on your back very slowly, and pull yourself gently out. By getting on your back, your weight is distributed much wider, making it much easier to avoid sinking further.
There was a mythbusters about quicksand, the mix they always cite (sand and water) actually isn't that dangerous, IIRC it was actually making people buoyant and having the opposite effect.
I might agree with the movied-based therapy bit if I didn't know about Cinema Therapy. A therapist that likes movies and a director that needs therapy, watching movies!
Normally I express gratitude for SFW captions on videos including extreme violence, drug use, sexual content, etc, but this movie has... bitter spouses? I mean, thanks for the SFW captions anyway, but this video is pretty inoffensive in and of itself.
Who in their right minds is gonna walk through a big ass Forrest when you're most definitely going to get lost. And you can't see shit for miles cuz the air is a bastard. No thank
Wait... How the ef you know I was trapped in quicksand rn? 💀🤔 like just glad I could watch this before I drown, like just sad I watched this too late to help 😶 - Well at least it's warm 😅
Sofia flailing like a child having a tantrum and damn near dooming herself was rather unintentionally funny.
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I was literally coming here to say that, seriously the bit at 6:55 where he calls it terrifying while that happens made me laugh.
She deserved to die so many times
At that point I would’ve cut my losses and left and then told someone what happened once I’m found.
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I love how quick sand is portrayed as the most dangerouse thing in media even though you can float in it better than water
This blew my mind when I found out last year, maybe two years ago? I'm 40, and only just found out a year or two ago that you won't naturally submerge in quicksand. I understand why media does it for dramatic effect, like fictional vent shafts people can crawl through, but it still blew my mind lol.
@@KleinesSteinnot even your neck as far as I understand. Displacement creates a balance that will not let you sink below waist/chest height. So as long as the tide isn't higher than your chin, you can live a few days while help searches for you, or until you figure out an escape.
Almost every half serious look at it basically states "you really have to want it to even come close to be harmed by it"
When the Simpsons is the most accurate media portrayal of something ("and now I'll just reach in with my face and pull my leg free..."), you know its danger is overhyped.
I love that what is shown in the movie isn't quicksand, its moor.
The real danger isn’t drowning, because you will float easier than water because mud is denser. The real danger is hypothermia because the mud can draw heat from your body quickly, even in tropical climates. The ground is alway cold, just like sleeping on the ground at night can cause hypothermia.
Truth is the actress deserves an award, she acted exactly as I would expect ex to do. Even the last part when she left the guy up to his neck dealing with her cra…..
I mean good vídeo
Red tail boa constrictor, I breed them, completely harmless, and the locality is correct, pythons don’t exist in the Americas
@@devlinarchery9798 Women N.E.V.E.R are.
As a kid, I always was led to believe that quicksand was going to be a giant problem. Safe to say I haven’t experienced it yet.
Yes. Everyone thought that. We all know. We get it. We understand. We get it. Yes.
@@dylanmonstrum1538fr its like these people are bots. WE GET IT. YOUR NOT SPECIAL. LITERALLY EVERYONE AND THEIR RETARDED COUSIN MAKES THIS SUPER ORIGINAL THOUGHT PROVOKING COMMENT.
I actually experienced quick sand once. It was in some sand dunes about a mile from my back yard when I was younger. I sank into my knees before my friend quit laughing and pulled me out. Good times
How to Beat: Divorce.
Step 1, Tell her to stay calm and still in the Quicksand.
Step 2, Use your tragic Widower backstory to Challenge women to fix your broken Doctor Badboy heart.
facts
Telling her to stay calm and still will just help her float to the surface. That’s how you’re supposed to get out of quicksand.
@@mask938 Correct. It's good advice that she will not follow (like the wife in the video), thus the man is blameless, sympathetic and gets to keep his stuff
*How to beat quicksand:* Relax and lie on your back. You’ll float up to the surface and all the way to solid ground. Remember that quicksand is a liquid even though it looks like a solid.
If you’re in quicksand, don’t struggle. Struggling will make you sink faster.
How do you lay on your back if you are stuck waist deep or higher?
@@CloverQuinn Just lay down slowly. Quicksand may look like a solid, but it’s actually a liquid. You’re not being sucked under. You’re just sinking. Relaxing and lying on your back will help you float to the surface. Whatever you do, do not struggle. Struggling will not get you out. It will only make you sink faster.
It's how I got out the first time. Second time I wound up losing a boot cuz it got stuck under an obscured root. Thankfully I didn't have to experience bullet ants like these poor saps in the movie.
I would have 100% left her in there as soon as i told her to stop moving and she started flailing.
I don’t think I could watch this movie without being frustrated vs my usual entertained. I’ve seen so many quicksand safety things that I just wanted them to lean back and very slowly wiggle, but that wouldn’t make an entertaining movie…
Great video, thanks for the efforts.
The snake is a red tail boa/common boa with a light color morph, at least it's in the right region this time. It's still not venoms just a constrictor, most movies will use these snakes as they are big, easy to find, and easy to handle. I don't find them scary they are really sweet as pets.
Infection from a Nonvenomous snake bite is not even in the top 5 biggest problems you’d have while stuck shoulder deep in quicksand, dehydration would kill you way quicker, and if you choose to drink the quicksand water, those parasites would also kill you before an infected boa bite. So it’s not even worth worrying about
I have two, though they're dwarf boas. I love them, sassy but cuddly when they're in the mood. Snakes are so misunderstood
I came here to say this too! It's a Colombian Red Tail boa. I have two and they're the sweetest things. I take them with me places and people love petting them.
I love how this guy delivers every line, especially when he’s telling jokes while people are dying in the background. Underrated channel. Keep up the good work🗣️🗣️🗣️
I don’t like sand. It’s coarse, rough, irritating and it gets everywhere
Master Skywalker,.what are we going to do?
Me, slowly sinking in quicksand: please tell me how to survive faster-
You won't sink if you don't panic
The Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy was right! I hope you remembered your towel
i’ve been subbed for like three or four years but i just came back last month after two years of not watching and man i’ve been falling back in love with these videos
She left him unconscious in the sand too!! Damn she is brutal
Can we all agree that Nerd Explains never disappoint us
We could
The only relevant how to beat channel
@@atomaraffetrue. I actually did like that "How To Beat" channel at first (especially when he covered anime/live action type stuff)...but when i started hearing/seeing other narrators on that channel, i lost interest fast. Idk i guess i didn't like their delivery as much as the 1st guy. 🤷🏼♀️
Have always liked Nerd Explains, though!
Do you post the most generic comments on every video?
@@hatake1990well how to beat does that viewer bias where most of his solutions can only be thought of if you've watched the movie and are well prepared ahead of time.
Man, gets on him for sneaking the vodka and no food (which was IN the backpack). Upsets a venomous snake, causing it to bite him, when it was probably NOT going to attack them at all. Gets annoyed with him for coming in after him. Says they should never have gotten married...
You know what? He wouldn't have been here in quicksand dying of a snakebite.
It is a Boa constrictor. Absoutely harmless. Maximally 4.5m. But dependent on subspecies & local form.
Pythons are old world snakes. Only Loxocemus bicolor occurs in the Neotropics.
And a Boa constrictor is live-bearing (ovo-viviparous; lecitotrophic viviparity). It bears living young surrounded by an egg sack & nourished via dodder.
As a reptile guy, snakes in movies INFURIATE ME lol. One of the movie posters even has the actress covered in ball pythons like they’re supposed to be dangerous lmao
I’m guessing that for filming purposes they use non-venomous snakes for safety, but act as if they are dangerous since most viewers wouldn’t know the difference.
@@TalentCaldwell It's still pretty shitty quality, since you could in post attempt to cgi over them, or simply make them off full cgi / practical effects, instead of pretending that Venomous snakes will strangle you to death and vice-versa.
The most infuriating are situations like in this example, in which, for some inexplicable, god-hated reason, the snake is a poisonous one THAT ALSO CONSTRICTS.
1.8k views in 20 minutes that's what I'm talking about man!! You're my favorite "How to Beat" channel legit
Love it when nerd uploads
Yessir Nerd Explains never fails to provide good videos
6:57
Oh, wow, movie’s already over… that was fast.
I swear. All Millennial 90s kids are terrified of quicksand. Did it just appear especially often in our cartoons & films? We all were so ready to come across it at any time any place & defeat it.
The snake is just a boa constrictor, not venomous at all. Moreover, one would NEVER just go up and bite someone for shits and giggles. He’d be just as likely to spontaneously burst into flames.
Ps, I’ve owned many pet snakes including boa constrictors, so I know one when I see it
Pss, boa constrictors and red tail boas are *basically* the same thing
Can confirm, i have to get through so much Quicksand every day, i stopped wearing pants altogether to scare the Quicksand away.
thats a redtail boa. which is a constrictor(nonvenomous) and also would more likely be found in the trees than on the ground.
So now we know, how to save somebody from quicksand; turn 20 degrees to the left
This dude really jumped into quicksand to save his girl after she, A DOCTOR, started flailing around like an infant. Then she gets on his ass for saving her, gets on his ass for having the sting saving vodka, and then says they shouldn't have ever been married.
At what point do I get to root for his safety and not hers?
So lucky I stay inside all the time ❤️
Quicksand patch in front of my door: ,,…one…day…”
15:30 “mmm forbidden jello”😭😭😭
Yeah, before you got to it, I thought most likely your first step in is where the pit starts, so take a wide circle around to get behind her and start working from there to grab her
The best therapy for a bad situation is to be placed in a worse situation.
Ah yes, the Jigsaw way of getting over it, as long as you survive
Growing up is realizing that quicksand is not nearly as big as a threat as you thought it would be as a child.
Lord Nerd with another Banger
Maybe quicksand was supposed to be a metaphor for toxic, abusive relationships. If that's the case then those old cartoons were MASSIVELY relevant to my adult experience...
My worst nightmare....being trapped with a karen
Non Newtonian death hole is such a string of words 😂
I went to colombia twice. Never ever did i think about renting a vehicle. Driving in Bogota is a nightmare and there are thousands of taxis. I was there for 4 days each time and i probably only spent $80 in taxi fares. So the most unbelievable part of this movie is that they rented a vehicle. Why would they need too?
Josh using his Jakcet would have been the best solution but we're dealing with idiots
Another reminder that "cauterizing" massive wounds only make them worse.
Him: I love you
Her: zippity Doo dah bye bye!
Old enough to remember when quick sand, army ants, killer bees, & acid rain was going to kill us all…
Personally if my radioactive ex wife got stuck and drowned in a mog pit.....I'm just sayin that is a sign from god for an easy divorce. Rip kids your mom got in an accident
The easiest way to escape quicksand is to discard anything heavy on your person even if meaningful to you and then try to swim on your back with your mouth and nose up in order to breath until far out enough to get out of the quicksand
while quicksand can be a pain in the ass, it's easy to escape. movies tend to portrait it as way more dangerous and lethal than they truly are.
I need to say some things about my frustration with this movie: I love how the narrator is calling out both characters BS, but I cannot forgive the movie for so blatantly getting snake species/anatomy wrong. The snake in the movie is a boa constrictor, It's non-venomous and the way it kills is in the name, additionally unlike pythons boas give birth to live young which makes the fact the movie didn't use a bush master even more infuriating because bush master's are the only kind of new world pit vipers that lay eggs!
funfact, that snakes actually a constrictor, you can tell by its head
Got me so paranoid about quicksand I went and locked all my doors
I mean honestly when she threw a tantrum and sunk I'd probably have left as she was clearly intent on either killing herself or just killing him with her, either way you don't want to get involved in that.
Nice video
Wonderful.
im ngl i hate Sofia so much, it just seems like she will do everything just to NOT listen to Josh and berates him at every goddamn opportunity possible jesus christ
What it's supposed to be and what it is are different. That's a red tail boa. Looks like a pastel variation but yeah kids can play with red tails. Very sweet snakes
Bro HAD that thief and ran away instead
I thought it was obvious what you do in quicksand. You just get on your back very slowly, and pull yourself gently out. By getting on your back, your weight is distributed much wider, making it much easier to avoid sinking further.
Helll yeahhh I’m early you 🎉
I prefer these names “quick sand” “old” and not “Full Dive: This Ultimate Next-Gen Full Dive RPG Is Even S? tier than Real Life!”
Day 12 of asking for a how to survive the crazy family in house of a thousand corpses
The snakes a boa I have one as a pet one that size is harmless haha
There was a mythbusters about quicksand, the mix they always cite (sand and water) actually isn't that dangerous, IIRC it was actually making people buoyant and having the opposite effect.
How to survive:
1. Stop going on an adventure/a hotel when your relationship is dead.
Was the blood clot from the snake bite or was it something else
What's the second movie with quicksand that's interspersed in this?
4:20 Nah. European forests are pretty safe.
how tf do you cauterize a jugular shut? much more so how do you pull a whole blood clot out of it in one piece??
You don't.
For some reason my brain read non newtronian gawd dammit jimmy
the snake is a boa constrictor nonvenomous but can still be dangerous is wrapped around you windpipe
How to beat the giant snakes and snake hunters in Anaconda and Anaconda: Search for the blood orchid
I might agree with the movied-based therapy bit if I didn't know about Cinema Therapy. A therapist that likes movies and a director that needs therapy, watching movies!
Next how to beat oppenheimer please
If I may, it's a boa constrictor. I have two, they're sweethearts
Day 15 of asking you to finish SAW series
Normally I express gratitude for SFW captions on videos including extreme violence, drug use, sexual content, etc, but this movie has... bitter spouses? I mean, thanks for the SFW captions anyway, but this video is pretty inoffensive in and of itself.
The quicksand has the properties of both rubber and gum.
Yet another movie that could've been solved by finishing the job
They may have intended for the snake to be a bushmaster but they used a plain ole boa constrictor.
If someone was breaking in my car I’d sneak up on em and probably not leave them by my car when they’re on the ground
Neeerrrrrddddd!!!! Hell yeah brother
Would have left her as fast as she left me
Moral of the story… just stay home and touch some grass 😂
Never fails to spread my cheeks with happiness
We all love to spread cheeks!
Ayoo 💀🤣
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Who in their right minds is gonna walk through a big ass Forrest when you're most definitely going to get lost. And you can't see shit for miles cuz the air is a bastard. No thank
Have you done a video on the movie dredd?
As a Newfie I can't believe this is Allan Hawco
Wait... How the ef you know I was trapped in quicksand rn? 💀🤔 like just glad I could watch this before I drown, like just sad I watched this too late to help 😶 - Well at least it's warm 😅
Yup trapped in quicksand right now using my last 5% on this vid will update
The snake was definitely just a good boy python actor. Probably safer to do that than use a real venomous snake, even if it was de-glanded.
Thats another non venomous.
In this case a python "i think" instead of the boa from the ledge
She could have just submerged her back into the mud to drown the bullet ants.
Im no reptile expert but that snake didnt seem venomous
Ah yes… the venomous boa constrictor 👌
6:14 Can you snap into a slimjim?!
Is there a recap for this recap? I'm sinking too fast to make it to the end of the episode.
6:50 lol
Sofia is a real contrarain
See you next Tuesday
Im so confused...theyre like literally near the edge
6:51 I literally facepalmed (you need 6:48 to understand the context).
Hello, archaeologist students here, um corpses or moss corpses or rather known as swamp corpses. have a tendency to Keep skin on their bones.
I'll try
Love ya