He didn't do anything to start this, it happened on it's own, he was just lucky enough to realize it was happening and recorded it for us, Thank you kind Sir !!!
Anh ta không may mắn lắm đâu . Tao cá rằng đây không phải lần đầu tiên điều đó xảy ra , mà có lẽ nó xảy ra thường xuyên là đằng khác . Lượng nước của con kênh không nhiều , mỗi lần thuỷ triều lên sẽ đẩy cát vào bờ , khi thuỷ triều rút sẽ tạo thành cái đập ngăn như vậy .
The fact that you managed to be in the right place at the right time is amazing; it isn't common to capture a natural breach on camera at all, much less from the beginning
Totally natural...course it was....he definitely didnt use the lone stick to make the grove in the sand on the river side to get the process started..........
@@lepterfirefall what you've claimed is not an interpretation based on what's in front of you, it's your entirely uncertain, unverifiable speculation based on what's in front of you
@@mcfail3450 If we keep going the way we are, we'll wipe ourselves out with our constructions and destruction of the natural environment. If or when that happens the planet will shrug us off like a bad rash, and in a matter of 100 years most traces of humans ever having existed will have been wiped away. In 500 years every trace we ever existed will be gone and buried. Civilisation will have existed for not even 0,000005% of the planets life time. And nature will keep going, and life will keep evolving into new wonderous forms, all without us. Like nature will be saying "humanity who? Bitch please that was just a blip."
@@johanwittens7712 No way, the dispersal of matter fundamentally has to stay equal, the more that is made, that more that can be destroyed. We're too insignificant anyway on that scale bro.
@@catattack885 um so what are you trying to say? You're basically repeating what I said but in different words. As I said. We're insignificant. If humans disappeared, most things we built will be gone in 500 years. Nothing we built will last for more than a few thousand years at best... Some stone construction might last a few ten thousand if they're not buried or overgrown. So why do you say "no way man!"?
Oh, sorry. He sped up the process by maybe 2 minutes, because apparently driftwood can’t be a thing. It’s not like it wasn’t about to happen anyway, right? Nick Worster you’re just an idiot. Theirs millions of gallons behind that dam, probably even billions. These things take months to build up, do you really think a dinky little garden hose is really gonna affect anything?
This happens all the time. The river ebbs until the breach, then when it flows, the ocean repairs the wall at high tide and the river starts to fill again. Cycle repeats.
@@petermacleod5710 you don’t have to make everyone look like idiots because we think something is cool 💀and it is unique, I can’t go to and ocean and always do this.
Kinda cool to watch how the velocity and profile change with time. Erosion is stronger the faster the water is moving so it starts at the end and eats backward as the velocity keeps increasing. Wish the video was longer and/or timelapse to see how it continued to progress.
Haha, I have no idea why youtube recommended this, but it certainly brought back good memories. We were around as 7/8 year olds when the lagoon at Kelso broke through and may or may not have aided the process with a couple of plastic spades. The idea was to create a little trickle to fill our engineering works on the beach below. The torrent which soon followed was a real eye opener and fortunately obliterated the evidence!
I don't care if this guy got the process started by scratching a line in the sand with that stick; it would've happened on its own soon after, regardless. But this way, we get to watch.
“totally natural breach of course” well of course, I mean why would you even mention it, “...and a natural breach...” why yes, yes you mentioned that earlier, that it was totally natural, yes...
You can also see another trickle started a little further up. So it was going to go one way or another. We have a river near us that does this a few times a year. It's no where near as big, but it's very cool when it goes. Only been there once when it let go and that was after heavy rain and it was known to go.
I'm a biologist for State of California. Witnessing exactly the same on the So. CA. coastline for a bridge restoration project. However in this case it goes both ways. The creek breaches into the ocean and the ocean breaches into the lagoon. Critical habitat for fish as well as shorebirds. This is fun and exciting to see....on the other side of the world.
and in his final act he uploaded to TH-cam before he was swept out to sea and out of cellar range. Thank you for your sacrifice good sir and God's speed!
This is fascinating to watch. Think about it in terms of when the Zanclean Flood happened. That (according to the theory) is when the straight of Gibraltar was breached and filled the basin that is now the mediterranean sea. The inflow of fresh-water from rivers does not offset the evaporation of the sea, so it eventually dried up (more or less). Then about 5.33M years ago, the Atlantic Ocean started to fill it up again. It probably started as a trickle like this and then eroded a path and got bigger and bigger as more water flowed in.
Hamzah Mohammed you can say that because you live in UK, you have experienced winters like every years. I don't know South Africa average temperature is, but for us that live in Equator, the lowest temperature we've experienced every years is around 23°c. So we will say 11°c or 12°c is absolutely freezing. If you go to tropical countries where the normal temperature here is around 32°c to 40°c, you may say it's too hot but it's actually nothing to us. We all have adapted to our surrounding temperature.
Wow must be 40 years since I last saw Black Rock and the River. Many happy hours spent there and on Scottys beach as a teenager. Thanks for the memories.
Thanks for the upload! It reminded me when I was a kid and tied to dig a channel between a lagoon and the sea in Durban. We never really succeeded because the sand kept on collapsing and blocking the little channel we dug by hand. The next day we wanted to continue and just found the lagoon completely empty and a huge 3m deep trench with ripping water where we dug the previous day. Parents were not impressed.
I saw a similar video like this about a river breach in Hawaii, I think on Oahu. But the way the tides work is that as soon as the accumulated water masses flowed off into the sea, the waves create new sand banks that block the now empty river basin from constantly flowing into the ocean. That way the basin fills up again naturally until another breach occurs. It's a natural process and the people that created the breach on Oahu did so with legal clearance from the local authorities. Not sure why everyone says that the guy in this video also created the breach himself but even if he did, the tides would create a new barrier between the river and the ocean anyways so calm down everyone. It's an impressive natural spectacle and to witness this is just incredible! Edit: Found the video I was mentioning: th-cam.com/video/KFzqike1Z0A/w-d-xo.html Read the description because many also hated on these people but it was all within laws of men and nature.
Cool video indeed. And thanks for explanations too. It is sad how people are ready to jump the gun so much that he had to disable the comments for the video. Did you find the part 2 of this video? th-cam.com/video/WdrNAQeGLNM/w-d-xo.html It is impressive, but looks a bit tame after seeing your suggested video first...
The river swept him away after his camera was thrown to the side and the ocean finished the job by pulling him out in a rip tide. Poor guy. Guess you shouldn't mess with nature.
This is the reason TH-cam exists, and this is the content worth seeing - not Kardashian-type self-absorbed people wanting attention. Thanks for sharing.
“Be like water making its way through cracks. Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way around or through it. If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves. Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow, it can creep, it can drip or it can CRASH! Be water, my friend.” -- Bruce Lee
I love playing with nature ^_^ I saw what you did there, helping it along 😏 This is the most epic one I've seen. Lucky you! I know this is 4 years ago but I had to comment! Thanks for sharing this!
Watching this video teaches you how frighteningly quickly a river can cut itself a new channel. Away from things like waterfalls, we tend to think of rivers as quiet, slow moving, peaceful places. This shows us they are anything and everything but that!
Very satisfying! reminds me of my favourite beach occupation - building dams in streams and then watching them fail. Also, it's like geology speeded up; the first meander starts forming at about 2:40 then a waterfall forms, which erodes upstream.....
THAT'S THE SECOND MOST FRIGHTENED I'VE EVER BEEN FOR ANYONE! But, I'm guessing you made it back from those rocks since we're watching this video. Geesh, dude!
There's a vid that some surfer dudes made on YT (that you've probably seen) where they dug a ditch to do the same thing and created some cool waves. So many comments complaining how they ruined the ecosystem when there's no doubt it would've happened just like this anyway. Very cool that you caught it happening naturally and you weren't tempted to help it along!
Look at how fast the water eroded that sand like it went from just a couple of drips to just a little stream it's incredible I wonder if it's still there like that
Actually, this is more how the Snake River canyon in Idaho was created. Grand Canyon was created over millions of years. Snake River Canyon in Idaho I believe was created when the the melted waters behind a glacier broke through and dug the canyon in a single event.
+Wailwulf The Grand Canyon was actually made in a single weekend by the McElvey Brothers in 1987. It is still not understood why these four brothers decided to dig out such a great amount of the earth, but afterwards the eldest, John McElvey stated "If you build it they will come".
No, because I visited the Grand Canyon and personally saw it in 1961. So the massive excavation has to have happened before that time - perhaps in 1960?
I love seeing rivers where they meet the ocean. We still have some here in California, but they"re all up north. The South coast rivers have mostly been dammed, channeled, and otherwise ruined by the over-development and industrialization of Southern California...
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6 Year Old me would provably "help" the river connect with the ocean.
18 years old me would definitely do that
@@vijay6921 you have to be careful. These types of breeches can expand quicker then you expect.
42 year old me would be right there with you, digging with my hands lol
Men never outgrow wanting to play with sand and water, thats why dads love "helping" their kids at the beach
Men only want one thing and it's fucking beautiful: digging stuff at the beach
“It’s absolutely freezing, it’s about 11 or 12 degrees Celsius”
Me: chuckles in Scottish
That's swimsuit weather here in the Eastern US
It's 57 (14) here in south central Alaska, and it feels like summer just started!
@@mibi2999 In Central it is 57 degrees right now at 11 pm!
Guffaws in canadian
Yup that's Summer weather for here in Northern Alaska in Utqiagvik, AK
“A river cuts through a rock not because of its power but because of its persistence.”
That's sand
@@Shadow_The_Pad Shh don't ruin it, its a powerful moment.
@@bambibooza4921 lol
@@Shadow_The_Pad yea shut the hell up
@@Shadow_The_Pad isn’t sand just extremely fine rock?
Incredible how the sand berm held back that huge weight of water and all it took was a trickle to erode into a torrent. Nature is amazing
Cyba IT hydrostatic pressure dude, pressure depends on depth not the amount of water held!
@@phildurre9492 exactly
That's geology my friend...just natural forces and time has made some of the world's most beautiful and majestic monuments.
@@joelockard7174 precisely
Cyba IT agreed nature is awesome
He didn't do anything to start this, it happened on it's own, he was just lucky enough to realize it was happening and recorded it for us, Thank you kind Sir !!!
Oh he definitely did... You are welcome.
@Sheep Dog101 , No, I am American, just a spelling error,Lol :)
@Sheep Dog101 , I take it you're not American, by the way you spelled "American" Lol No offense, of course ;)
Justin time no
Anh ta không may mắn lắm đâu . Tao cá rằng đây không phải lần đầu tiên điều đó xảy ra , mà có lẽ nó xảy ra thường xuyên là đằng khác . Lượng nước của con kênh không nhiều , mỗi lần thuỷ triều lên sẽ đẩy cát vào bờ , khi thuỷ triều rút sẽ tạo thành cái đập ngăn như vậy .
The fact that you managed to be in the right place at the right time is amazing; it isn't common to capture a natural breach on camera at all, much less from the beginning
Totally natural...course it was....he definitely didnt use the lone stick to make the grove in the sand on the river side to get the process started..........
@@lepterfirefall that's so cool that you were there to watch him do that, that's crazy
@@lepterfirefall what an intellectual, he knows everything👏👏👏
@@02Veritus thankyou.....its good to use your eyes to see what's in front of you.
@@lepterfirefall what you've claimed is not an interpretation based on what's in front of you, it's your entirely uncertain, unverifiable speculation based on what's in front of you
Find someone that looks at you the way this man looks at erosion
Lol very funny
Humans: *draw maps showing bodies of water and waterways*
Nature: _"Reality can be whatever I want."_
Humana building canals, locks, and levies: "Bitch please."
@@mcfail3450 If we keep going the way we are, we'll wipe ourselves out with our constructions and destruction of the natural environment. If or when that happens the planet will shrug us off like a bad rash, and in a matter of 100 years most traces of humans ever having existed will have been wiped away. In 500 years every trace we ever existed will be gone and buried. Civilisation will have existed for not even 0,000005% of the planets life time. And nature will keep going, and life will keep evolving into new wonderous forms, all without us.
Like nature will be saying "humanity who? Bitch please that was just a blip."
I mean, yeah
@@johanwittens7712 No way, the dispersal of matter fundamentally has to stay equal, the more that is made, that more that can be destroyed. We're too insignificant anyway on that scale bro.
@@catattack885 um so what are you trying to say? You're basically repeating what I said but in different words.
As I said. We're insignificant. If humans disappeared, most things we built will be gone in 500 years. Nothing we built will last for more than a few thousand years at best... Some stone construction might last a few ten thousand if they're not buried or overgrown.
So why do you say "no way man!"?
Didn’t show the first 2 droplets of water touching each other, my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
The fact that he didn’t help the river ruined it for me
@@RrRr-or5tw yea, "help" is the right word
He missed the one important second :(
@Avocado Toast I would have still helped I just couldn’t resist the temptation
Yep, he's an idiot.
Lucky to find the breach just being created. Nice.
John Vilnis it wasn't just being created he had a garden hose 20 feet away
And then your out of phone memory...
THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID
Kind of funny there's a stick sitting right there where breached any chance this was man-made help?
Oh, sorry. He sped up the process by maybe 2 minutes, because apparently driftwood can’t be a thing. It’s not like it wasn’t about to happen anyway, right?
Nick Worster you’re just an idiot. Theirs millions of gallons behind that dam, probably even billions. These things take months to build up, do you really think a dinky little garden hose is really gonna affect anything?
This happens all the time. The river ebbs until the breach, then when it flows, the ocean repairs the wall at high tide and the river starts to fill again. Cycle repeats.
Yes but don’t tell them that. They want to believe this is unique
This is. To funny ha ha
@@petermacleod5710 you don’t have to make everyone look like idiots because we think something is cool 💀and it is unique, I can’t go to and ocean and always do this.
Kinda cool to watch how the velocity and profile change with time. Erosion is stronger the faster the water is moving so it starts at the end and eats backward as the velocity keeps increasing. Wish the video was longer and/or timelapse to see how it continued to progress.
Part 2: th-cam.com/video/WdrNAQeGLNM/w-d-xo.html
I like that you were able to capture the moment when the river breaches the sand berm.
davidkosa he himself created that
He kinda missed it, because he climbed on that rock. 🙄
davidkosa you cheated , fake
Nice
davidkosa Somehow reminded me of sperm
"absolutely freezing"
"12 degrees celsius"
lol, south africans
Zreknarf Over here in Minnesota I sit outside in the morning watching the snow fall with shorts on and no shirt. :p silly Africans
Zreknarf in my country -30°C is absolutely freezing and +30°C is absolutely sweltering.
Nice
South africans call it freezing, finnish people call it summer ^^
I lived in Florida and if it got below 70, 60 degrees Fahrenheit it was cold ...
See you all in 5 years when this gets recommended to everyone again
I'll be glad to see it lol
Haha, I have no idea why youtube recommended this, but it certainly brought back good memories. We were around as 7/8 year olds when the lagoon at Kelso broke through and may or may not have aided the process with a couple of plastic spades. The idea was to create a little trickle to fill our engineering works on the beach below. The torrent which soon followed was a real eye opener and fortunately obliterated the evidence!
Excellent timing. I could've sworn you made a camp nearby just so you wouldn't miss it.
He Planned this. He set it up for the views/Likes
He probably knew a bit of the timing from living there.
The sticks are a bit suspicious
Bat Hob0 sticks don't exist
if he did all that then he shoulda brought a camera that can last longer then 5 damn mins
I would never let it happen. I would start constructing a dam instinctively.
i see u are a man of culture as well🙏🏻
You are welcome in the netherlands sir!
are you secretly 3 beavers in a trench coat
Party pooper. ✌😉
but why tho
Incredible that he filmed this without interring with nature. I applaud you, sir. My OCD was screaming to break it open. lol
4 years later youtube recommends this to me.. oh how I love being up past 3 am🤩
I don't care if this guy got the process started by scratching a line in the sand with that stick; it would've happened on its own soon after, regardless. But this way, we get to watch.
“totally natural breach of course” well of course, I mean why would you even mention it, “...and a natural breach...” why yes, yes you mentioned that earlier, that it was totally natural, yes...
You can also see another trickle started a little further up. So it was going to go one way or another. We have a river near us that does this a few times a year. It's no where near as big, but it's very cool when it goes. Only been there once when it let go and that was after heavy rain and it was known to go.
Would have happened either way he just helped it along. Still a natural occurance. He didnt make the water rise.
why u comment then if u dont care? oh i get it. ur so smart.
@@throughthematter7053 did you only read the first sentence?
Good thing you jumped up on that rock so quick. I can’t imagine trying to get away from that massive force you witnessed
😑
Lol we surf these breaches in SA xD
The power of sarcasm flows in your veigns. o7
he was right to back the fuck up, that bank could easily have slid in seconds, thousands of pounds of water pressure acting on it.
@@mikeandre7364 SA ? San Andreas?
Dude missed the moment when the water first touched the ocean...
I'm a biologist for State of California. Witnessing exactly the same on the So. CA. coastline for a bridge restoration project. However in this case it goes both ways. The creek breaches into the ocean and the ocean breaches into the lagoon. Critical habitat for fish as well as shorebirds. This is fun and exciting to see....on the other side of the world.
i'm guessing the video ended because the camera man was swept by the galloping thunderous breach of the river.
and in his final act he uploaded to TH-cam before he was swept out to sea and out of cellar range.
Thank you for your sacrifice good sir and God's speed!
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@@virginiacoasterz7138 he must have died
there is a part 2...
This is fascinating to watch. Think about it in terms of when the Zanclean Flood happened. That (according to the theory) is when the straight of Gibraltar was breached and filled the basin that is now the mediterranean sea. The inflow of fresh-water from rivers does not offset the evaporation of the sea, so it eventually dried up (more or less). Then about 5.33M years ago, the Atlantic Ocean started to fill it up again. It probably started as a trickle like this and then eroded a path and got bigger and bigger as more water flowed in.
“It’s absolutely freezing, it’s about 11 or 12 degrees Celsius” so shorts and tee-shirt weather?
No. Jeans and a hoodie. You know, freezing dead
Fun fact:
This is an example of how the Mediterranean Sea was created
And the Black Sea
at 2:58: "it's absolutely freezing here it's about...11 or 12 degree Celsius". for a pretty solid summer temperature for us guys in the UK mate.
Hamzah Mohammed yeah that's a nice summers day here in Scotland lol
Hamzah Mohammed you can say that because you live in UK, you have experienced winters like every years. I don't know South Africa average temperature is, but for us that live in Equator, the lowest temperature we've experienced every years is around 23°c. So we will say 11°c or 12°c is absolutely freezing. If you go to tropical countries where the normal temperature here is around 32°c to 40°c, you may say it's too hot but it's actually nothing to us. We all have adapted to our surrounding temperature.
A nice summer day here I australia is 26° 12° is freezing to us
@Blind Freddy roads*
Once it goes over 10, the shorts get pulled out.
Wow must be 40 years since I last saw Black Rock and the River. Many happy hours spent there and on Scottys beach as a teenager. Thanks for the memories.
' it's absolutely freezing here, 12°C'
Europeans : ' Oh my sweet summer child'
thats winter in spain
@@Itherei didn't realize it was Spain.
@@amirhad6594 not the video, im saying spain is in europe and we use coats at that temperature, everybody in southern europe does
@@Itherei Me too, but would you really classify 12°C as freezing?
Quite epic!
Very well done.
Thank you.
You've captured a very special lil moment hear my friend. Thanks for being in the right place at the right time c:
Thanks for the upload! It reminded me when I was a kid and tied to dig a channel between a lagoon and the sea in Durban. We never really succeeded because the sand kept on collapsing and blocking the little channel we dug by hand. The next day we wanted to continue and just found the lagoon completely empty and a huge 3m deep trench with ripping water where we dug the previous day. Parents were not impressed.
Never been happier to see a "part 2" up next.
If there is a river that close to the ocean, doesn’t it empty out into the ocean anyway? The breach point was still a good catch.
Yes, that's the point. He's showing how it empties out into the ocean during the rainy season.
the ground water fed by the river is always constantly draining out
I saw a similar video like this about a river breach in Hawaii, I think on Oahu. But the way the tides work is that as soon as the accumulated water masses flowed off into the sea, the waves create new sand banks that block the now empty river basin from constantly flowing into the ocean. That way the basin fills up again naturally until another breach occurs. It's a natural process and the people that created the breach on Oahu did so with legal clearance from the local authorities. Not sure why everyone says that the guy in this video also created the breach himself but even if he did, the tides would create a new barrier between the river and the ocean anyways so calm down everyone. It's an impressive natural spectacle and to witness this is just incredible!
Edit: Found the video I was mentioning: th-cam.com/video/KFzqike1Z0A/w-d-xo.html
Read the description because many also hated on these people but it was all within laws of men and nature.
Cool video indeed. And thanks for explanations too. It is sad how people are ready to jump the gun so much that he had to disable the comments for the video.
Did you find the part 2 of this video? th-cam.com/video/WdrNAQeGLNM/w-d-xo.html
It is impressive, but looks a bit tame after seeing your suggested video first...
You know the saying, "Big fish in a small pond."
Well we are witnessing the transition where big fish becomes tiny fish in a massive ocean.
Such a beautiful union of river into the ocean...Thanks for the vedio sir. In fact, the Sea is happily 😊 welcoming His beloved River 💙 ❤
It’s so satisfying seeing the sand erode away chunk by chunk and watching the water flow through
love the beautiful arched viaduct in the background..
Where is part 2? I want to see more of this, how this ended...
Snowwie88 th-cam.com/video/WdrNAQeGLNM/w-d-xo.html
Legend has it, that it's still going....
The internal storage of his phone is full no more pt.2
The river swept him away after his camera was thrown to the side and the ocean finished the job by pulling him out in a rip tide. Poor guy. Guess you shouldn't mess with nature.
This is the reason TH-cam exists, and this is the content worth seeing - not Kardashian-type self-absorbed people wanting attention.
Thanks for sharing.
Fascinating!!! Nature, and the power of water are something to behold. Thanks for sharing such an event.
“Be like water making its way through cracks. Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way around or through it. If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves. Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow, it can creep, it can drip or it can CRASH! Be water, my friend.” -- Bruce Lee
Who came back again after watching Part 2 to check back how it started .🤪
It's feels like finally son meets his mother So heart touching ❤️
I was wishing this video was 5 minutes longer, and then I discovered part 2. Thanks for capturing this.
Legend has it that he never returned to show us
What I find more impressive is that he thinks 12 Celsius counts as “absolutely freezing”
sounds like sandals weather to me
i mean.. if you’re from the south, that doesn’t sound like the nicest of weathers lmfao
@@BlackWACat the south of what?
@@TheDrummingWarrior the south of wherever we live, dawg
@@BlackWACat I mean in South Georgia 12 is probably a nice day as well considering it’s in the middle of the Atlantic
How wonderful it is to see interesting and beautiful events halfway around the world. Thank you.
I love playing with nature ^_^ I saw what you did there, helping it along 😏 This is the most epic one I've seen. Lucky you!
I know this is 4 years ago but I had to comment! Thanks for sharing this!
Incredible that you were able to capture such a pivotal moment of the rivers life .. awesome work !
Как красиво! Какая настойчивость! Маленький ручеёк добрался до океана и открыл дорогу мощной реке!!! Сила природы!
Watching this video teaches you how frighteningly quickly a river can cut itself a new channel. Away from things like waterfalls, we tend to think of rivers as quiet, slow moving, peaceful places. This shows us they are anything and everything but that!
Thanks for posting. Great video.
River: DADDY!! :DDD
Ocean: SON!!!
Very satisfying! reminds me of my favourite beach occupation - building dams in streams and then watching them fail. Also, it's like geology speeded up; the first meander starts forming at about 2:40 then a waterfall forms, which erodes upstream.....
This is some incredible footage!!! Ty for sharing this!!!
Wow, what a fantastic video! I have never seen anything like that before.
THAT'S THE SECOND MOST FRIGHTENED I'VE EVER BEEN FOR ANYONE! But, I'm guessing you made it back from those rocks since we're watching this video. Geesh, dude!
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It’s a beautiful representation of the power of water and what it can do to rock over thousands of years, this is how Niagara was formed.
Just discovered you and so glad I did.
This video epically showcases the most powerful force on the 3rd rock.
Relaxing to watch this natural phenomena. You timed capturing it really well.
Bardzo ciekawe zjawisko. Miałeś dużo szczęścia, widząc to. Gratulacje.
When does the surfing 🏄 start?
That's so cool. Thanks for sharing 💛
Just thought about this video the other day and now it’s recommended again, awesome
I'm expecting an Indian who'll give us the narration after I read the title.
There's a vid that some surfer dudes made on YT (that you've probably seen) where they dug a ditch to do the same thing and created some cool waves. So many comments complaining how they ruined the ecosystem when there's no doubt it would've happened just like this anyway. Very cool that you caught it happening naturally and you weren't tempted to help it along!
Haha I just watched that vid as well, this is a really interesting natural phenomenon that up until recently I never knew about.
Salam and sab ki khair. Amazing. Good work
Watching this while JS Bach's 'Air' is playing is the background - Nice !! :)
You stopped to film when it was getting cool hehehue
He was freezing to death lol
11c- 12c freezing? In Scotland we call that summer lol 👍
David Mackenzie In South Africa we call the Winter....congrats you learnt something new
Fantastic Video. Great timing.. If it was warmer it would go quicker.😁 the temperature helps see it take it's time.
That was truly amazing. Could have been captured for a longer time. Anyways enjoyed watching it and thanks for the vedio.
th-cam.com/video/WdrNAQeGLNM/w-d-xo.html pt 2
its amazing to think that if he put a bit of sand in the beginning he could prevent a river breach
This is actually cool footage I like to feed the prawns the cat food they seem to like it
It's like catnip!
I've watched this video countless times and it never gets old
So relaxing. Thx for sharing
Look at how fast the water eroded that sand like it went from just a couple of drips to just a little stream it's incredible I wonder if it's still there like that
The sand didn't rest there for a long time, just since the last rain or last winter.
They form on their own, I always just get the call, “Hey we got a current on the beach comes down to surf”
Cool vid, should still be couple big rock salmon lurking there😁🤙👍
An excellent video. 💙 T.E.N.
01:31 onwards... That's how the grand canyon was made. The time lapse :-)
Actually, this is more how the Snake River canyon in Idaho was created.
Grand Canyon was created over millions of years.
Snake River Canyon in Idaho I believe was created when the the melted waters behind a glacier broke through and dug the canyon in a single event.
+Wailwulf The Grand Canyon was actually made in a single weekend by the McElvey Brothers in 1987. It is still not understood why these four brothers decided to dig out such a great amount of the earth, but afterwards the eldest, John McElvey stated "If you build it they will come".
+Bob Clover
LOL I was wondering about all the construction equipment when I saw it in 1982
No, because I visited the Grand Canyon and personally saw it in 1961. So the massive excavation has to have happened before that time - perhaps in 1960?
the grand canyon was likely the byproduct of electrical activity
Part 2 coming up in the next day.
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near Freeland Park, 4180
goo.gl/maps/NS5iuLL8F242
Its my dream to view this view...you are really lucky bro....
Wow. I can't believe I would see this once again. I was there a few hours afterwards when it already opened up.
Thanks for posting this Wayne. Very cool to see a natural breach! Did you manage to go back later?
warren botes. I have part 2 on my backup. Will search and post it. It was crazy how it escalated.
Laughing at my own comments here. I'll have to find part 2 now. 👍🏻
Wayne Easton haha! No worries man!
And the water supply just went straight to that ocean...
this was really cool....thanks for posting
This Nature is really Amazing with Different types of Wonders❤❤❤
The moment when you wait for weeks for the breach to happen, but it happens when you're asleep.!
Would be most interested to see what it looks like today
14 October 2020.
go on google maps and search up Scottburgh, South Africa. The river is just north of city limits
Welp we made it this far
That's going to get big! So fun watching
How's it look today
2021 April 7th
Great Capture
So glad ya shared an caught it on flim.
i wonder if being close to that could be dangerous
The camera person was on a rock outcrop, so they were pretty safe.
very dangerous...to an ant
th-cam.com/video/G6Sz9Td7Vtw/w-d-xo.html
his mommy should have never let him down there
You could probably get out of the way easily
I love seeing rivers where they meet the ocean. We still have some here in California, but they"re all up north. The South coast rivers have mostly been dammed, channeled, and otherwise ruined by the over-development and industrialization of Southern California...
Such a pleasure to watch this video!
That is so cool that you got to see this in person!!!!!