r/PublicFreakout Oct 06 '24

Justified Freakout from 2018 Minutes before tsunami.

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u/SensuahL Oct 06 '24

Crazy how much destruction happened in 3 minutes

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u/mbelf Oct 06 '24

And how regular and unimposing it looks coming in. I don’t think I’d have been able to spot it.

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u/mentalshampoo 29d ago

Regular waves do not look like that. If you see a white wall coming towards you..you move!

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u/vertigo1083 29d ago

To someone not used a coastline, this wouldn't look out of the ordinary. Apparently, it didn't look enough out of the ordinary to dozens of people on the front line of it.

This place is desperately missing a warning siren.

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u/Tufflaw 29d ago

Not only that, but if you're at the beach and see the water recede quickly and farther than normal, that's a pretty big clue, unfortunately you still don't have a lot of time to react.

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u/gunsof 29d ago

I hadn't realized it looks so terrifying like that. It looks like a predator animal. Like a viper.

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u/Hillary-2024 29d ago

Taking notes on this one, next trip to Panama City I will be on the lookout!

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u/mentalshampoo 29d ago

Why would a tsunami strike Panama City? It’s not an earthquake zone.

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u/Adventurous-Lime1775 29d ago

That's not entirely accurate.

Panama City Beach had a small earthquake 4yrs ago, and in the past as well.

https://earthquaketrack.com/us-fl-panama-city/recent

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u/Kali_King 29d ago

They didn't say one would, just that they will be looking. Maybe they don't get to the coast often and are just excited to use their new skills!

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u/Chaosmusic 29d ago

Movies taught us that these would be hundreds of feet tall, but watching these videos it looks so unassuming until it is carrying you away.

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u/awfulsome 29d ago

depends on the tsunami. The big one that wrecked Japan was only 20-40 feet tall in most places it hit, yet it went several miles inland and killed thousands There have larger ones in the past, and it can be hard to describe what they do other than simply saying they "erase" areas they strike. There is concern over when the next Cascadian tsunami will hit. it is estimated the last one was 100 feet tall and basically wiped out everything west of I-5.

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u/El_grandepadre 29d ago

It looks regular until you realize how big it looks from the distance it's filmed.

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u/sl0play 29d ago

Hugely recommend The Impossible (2012) with Naomi Watts, Tom Holland, and Ewan McGregor about the 2004 tsunami.

The first 15 minutes are absolutely insane. The way they put you inside of everything happening is straight up disturbing. Crank up the volume if you can.

It got some criticism for whitewashing, as it is based on the true story of a Spanish family, but the family didn't seem to mind, and it was nominated for 70 awards.

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u/Matchew024 29d ago

Dafuq! Tom Holland was in that movie?!?!?

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u/KluteDNB 25d ago

He was one of the son's in the movie. He was actually really good in it for a child actor.

It's a bloody fantastic and terrifying movie.

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u/WinterMedical 29d ago

People from Spain are white. Unless they are Hilary Baldwin.

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u/DistanceMachine 29d ago

I’m half Ecuadorian and my ancestors are from Spain (like many people in South America). I’m white as the day is long and so are my Ecuadorian family members.

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u/WinterMedical 29d ago

Some people think that speaking Spanish = brown.

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u/sl0play 29d ago

To be clear, that wasn't my opinion, I think it's dumb, it was just a thing I remembered from when it came out, the Wikipedia for the movie even mentions it

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u/Dawn111700 29d ago

Are we talking Spain Spanish? Cause if so most of Spain is like a tan/white if I remember correctly so… idk who could complain about white washing lol either way movie must have been good to get so many nominations. People really just want something to be mad about I guess lmao

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u/sl0play 29d ago

Spain Spanish, from Madrid. They're fairly light skinned. I think people didn't like that they chose to make the family from the UK instead. Either way, you are right, it was probably just a vocal minority at the time.

Here is an article with pictures of the cast and the real family.

https://www.oprahdaily.com/entertainment/a34657585/the-impossible-real-family-now/

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u/goatmash 29d ago

Water is no joke, the biggest, burliest bloke is 70% water, just imagine a tidal wave of those guys working together to smash anything in their way.

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u/dontbeajerkbecool Oct 06 '24

That guy probably saved some lives

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u/throwawaysis000 Oct 06 '24

The guy in red that managed to hop the fence is lucky AF.

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u/hoeleft 28d ago

Where?

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u/throwawaysis000 27d ago

On the right around 1.51 into it

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u/hoeleft 26d ago

Damn 😭

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u/simplekindaman13 Oct 06 '24

Hard watch, hard listen

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u/KatagatCunt Oct 06 '24

The pain in his voice is heartbreaking.

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u/HubeiSpicyLung Oct 06 '24 edited 27d ago

It's a good thing the video told me I felt that or otherwise I wouldn't have known.

Haha holy shit I thought people hated these stupid captions, apparently not.

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u/BigRedCandle_ 29d ago

I don’t even think this is an edgy comment, the captions did feel quite unnecessary to me.

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u/jfsoaig345 29d ago

Agreed, captions like this are my pet peeve honestly. Unnecessary and redundant and takes me out of it.

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u/Cthulhu8762 29d ago

This helps people that are deaf. You might be taken out of it but others now understand

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u/OrneryError1 29d ago

You're downvoted but you're right. The captions on this video were the most obnoxious and useless I've ever seen.

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u/KatagatCunt Oct 06 '24

Well I wasn't really paying attention to the words on the screen, just watching the water and listening to his voice... But ok.

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u/blareboy Oct 06 '24

What a weird-ass thing to say.

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u/RuairiSpain 29d ago

He saved a lot of people by seeing the wave and then sounding the alarm.

Hero!

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u/Minmaxed2theMax 23d ago

Hard read as well. Who’s the psycho making those subtitles

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u/Wheel-Reinventor Oct 06 '24

Shit that man crying got me. He helped how he could and saved a lot of people, but he was probably thinking that there's someone down there that he could've saved if he was somehow louder or quicker. It must be so fucked up to see people about to die in front of you and not be able to do anything.

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u/Haunting_Barnacle_31 Oct 06 '24

How terrifying to see this and there’s nothing you can do. This is so damn sad. RIP to all the victims

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u/MJB9000 29d ago

Question how did he know about the tsunami incoming? Did he just see the big wave? Or see an alert on his phone? Genuinely curious

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u/misterO5 29d ago

Hard to tell bc the video is shaking but before a tsunami occurs the water will recede far back into the ocean before pushing forward. Look up tsunami videos, usually people find it interesting and go out into the now exposed ocean floor which doesn't work out well.

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u/gunsof 29d ago

Look at the way the tide has turned into a huge wall slowly moving forwards. No waves. Just this massive wall of water.

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u/Chilis1 29d ago

You can see it coming even in the video.

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u/ruler_gurl 29d ago

I think he saw it, It looked pretty definitive to me, and I've never seen one in person. I'm guessing it might not have his first rodeo.

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u/SomethingAbtU Oct 06 '24

Any place that is prone to tsunamis should have loud sirens and tsunami detectors in the water. Many places already have them and it's not an expensive system to setup. This poor guy having to scream for people attention and feeling so helpless because he can only do so much, was hard to watch. There is no escaping once the waves are minutes away. An early warning system would give everyone plenty of time to get to higher ground or more inland. I know this happened some years back and I hope they have a system in place.

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u/bluediamond12345 Oct 06 '24

I was just thinking this. We have tornado alarms in the US, places where tsunamis or hurricanes exist should have a series of ‘horns’ close to the beaches that will sound off when a tsunami is coming. I pray for all those in the path of such destruction.

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u/Bitt3rGlitt3r 29d ago

Many places do have tsunami warning systems, but unfortunately they're not everywhere 

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u/gunsof 29d ago

Lack of warnings on the arrival of the tsunami, coinciding with the Christmas and New Year holiday season in the nation, and night time setting in the area contributed to the large loss of life. With 426 deaths, the tsunami was the deadliest volcanic tsunami in recorded history in Indonesia since the 1883 Krakatoa tsunami, which originated from the same island.[7]

Following the tsunami, Indonesian authorities installed multiple emergency early warning systems in tsunami-prone areas. The newer system would detect any significant disturbances on water levels, including changes caused by volcanic activity or undersea landslide.[8]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Sunda_Strait_tsunami

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u/chadwicke619 29d ago

I mean, the waves were less than minutes away in this video and tons of people clearly managed to escape to safety, so I’m not sure the whole “there is no escaping” thing is necessarily true. I feel like the people below could have made it to the guy filming in 30 seconds of concerted effort from anywhere we can see in the video, pretty much.

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u/Direct_Club_5519 Oct 06 '24

the video cuts out right before a huuuge wave hits.

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u/wannabe_inuit 29d ago

And that wave levels anything that's left. You only see water, no trace of the buildings or even debris of any sorts.

https://youtube.com/shorts/ETK2VM9-UHI?si=ASCyaVejkGlIw5Vt

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u/4fingertakedown 29d ago

Holy fucking shit

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u/messiah888 29d ago

Nailed it.

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u/jl_theprofessor 28d ago

Holy fuck that is scary.

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u/JellyCat222 28d ago

I am so glad to see they moved higher here.

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u/Iridismis Oct 06 '24

Unfortunately I could see myself underestimating a situation like this. I might be standing and staring far too close to danger for far too long.

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u/Good_Association8261 Oct 06 '24

I was thinking the same thing while watching this. "Hey, it doesn't seem THAT bad, might flood a few houses close to the water and that's that." Then the destruction came.

Nature is not to be underestimated, holy hell.

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u/tilthenmywindowsache 29d ago

The thing that really throws people about understanding tsunamis is that they aren't traditional waves. Waves have a peak (crest) and a valley or trough, between the waves where the water is lower, which is the classic wave shape.

A tsunami isn't a wave like that. The crest of the wave is just the entire ocean coming in at that height, so if you have a 10 foot tsunami, there's no trough behind it, it's just a wall of water that will go inland as far as the power of the water will allow it to.

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u/yoshhash 29d ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilly_Smith, a schoolgirl, is credited with similarly saving many lives, she was the only one in a huge crowd to recognize the signs but was not believed at first. Only when a stranger heard her and added that there was an earthquake a couple hours ago somewhere nearby, did people, including her parents, finally start to realize she was right

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u/gunsof 29d ago

I'd definitely need a guy like this screaming at me to realize the impact, because if you haven't been through it it would be hard to believe it happens the way it does.

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u/tilthenmywindowsache 29d ago

Do you live on a coast? Most people who live on a coast with seismically active faults are told explicitly to be extremely aware of the ocean.

Even on days with no earthquakes, sneaker waves can be deadly if you aren't paying attention.

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u/Iridismis 29d ago

Do you live on a coast?

Nope. Middle of Europe, no coast anywhere near me. (And those that would be closest are rather tame as far as seismic activity is concerned, I think 🤔 Tho treacherous waves are probably a risk with any ocean - or even any larger body of water.)

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u/Phainkdoh 29d ago

Unless I’m mistaken, this here is the second wave:https://youtube.com/shorts/ETK2VM9-UHI?si=MZsWCZ17XPtIDjXj And it's horrifying.

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u/Wrath7heFurious Oct 06 '24

Is it just me or did that wave not even look that big? Holy jehosaphat that is incredible damage instantly. I mean this is legit horrifying. Mother nature, still undefeated.

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u/NickFotiu Oct 06 '24

It minimizes it to call it a wave. People probably think it's a huge tidal wave six stories tall. It's actually the entire sea level changing, so it's not a what we see surfers riding.

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u/Vreas 29d ago

Most tsunamis are barely noticeable out at sea because of how deep the ocean is. The shift in liquid mass is dispersed out over miles iirc and doesn’t turn until a wave until depths become more shallow pushing all the water up.

Reasons boats will sail out to sea to avoid tsunamis as opposed to staying on shorelines if possible.

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u/SippingSancerre 27d ago

Tsunamis out in the open ocean can travel over 500 miles per hour but have wavelengths hundreds of miles long and as such, are barely perceptible by people on ocean-going vessels that encounter them.

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u/nzerinto Oct 06 '24

Movies completely exaggerate tsunamis, and unfortunately I think that’s the only reference a lot of people have of them.

They can be fairly deceptive, because it just looks like a slightly bigger than normal wave. The difference being there’s a massive amount of water behind it, and it just keeps surging.

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u/Funpop73 Oct 06 '24

I think the only way a tsunami can look like movies is if it’s the rare and hopefully never in our lifetimes mega tsunami.

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u/BeautifulArtichoke1 Oct 06 '24

Idk the one with spiderman and Naomi watts was pretty realistic. Scary shit.

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u/SudoDarkKnight Oct 06 '24

I don't know why but calling the actor spider man just kinda made me laugh

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u/kickaguard 29d ago

He's always Spiderman now. It was strange that he didn't use his powers during the tsunami.

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u/ProposalWaste3707 29d ago edited 29d ago

Well I'd think the primary issue is that there are tsunamis of varying sizes. This may have been a smaller one, but some can be extremely catastrophic very far inland, very movie like.

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u/gunsof 29d ago

Here what gets me is that it's a wall of water, but really slow. It looks like it's calculated. Tides move in and out. This is just this mass of water altogether without breaking.

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u/SippingSancerre 27d ago

It's because tsunamis in movies are almost always caused by meteor impacts, which DO cause ridiculously high waves, hundreds or thousands of feet high, moving faster than the speed of sound. Only impacts can cause waves like that though (to include massive landslides like the Lituya Bay incident in Alaska that caused a wave in a lake that was over 1000' high -- which incidentally was witnessed and survived by at least two people).

The overwhelmingly vast majority of tsunamis are caused by earthquakes, which of course are also clearly devastating, just not as immediately dramatically so as those extinction-level events in the movies.

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u/Direct_Club_5519 Oct 06 '24

at the end you can see a huge wave incoming.

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u/Free_Gascogne 29d ago

Tsunamis in media have been exaggeratted to be huge waves that create immediate havoc. What is deadly about Tsunami is not the crash of the wave but the increasing tide. Its deadly to stay on the ground level of a building, its deadly to stay out in the open where large debris can get you or you can drown.

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u/LadyBug_0570 Oct 06 '24

I assume you weren't around for the 2004 Tsunami?

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u/Dr_SnM 29d ago

They are much thicker than they are high

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u/ProposalWaste3707 29d ago

Tsunamis will come in different sizes - depends on size of the event that caused it and distance.

This might just be a relatively small one.

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u/shittycables Oct 06 '24

When was this happened? Where?

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u/DrakeRowan Oct 06 '24

This... seems like the 2018 Sulawesi tsunami, but I could be wrong.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Sulawesi_earthquake_and_tsunami

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u/Drak_is_Right Oct 06 '24

Compared to the 2004 tsunami this felt like lapping waves. That one was just a huge roaring one sided rush many miles inlane.

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u/Deakros Oct 06 '24

I can confirm it is at least in Indonesia based on the language. I think DrakeRowan is correct, it may be in Sulawesi.

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u/azalago Oct 06 '24

For some better news, there was a tsunami in Thailand in 2004 that was correctly predicted by a 10 year old girl based on a lesson in school. The massive tsunami killed 200,000 people, but thanks to the girl's warning, every person in her hotel was spared. https://youtu.be/6C3CJX1-d_8?si=06FYQGEbFwRiZENk

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u/Twallot 29d ago

It's crazy to me that there are people old enough to be on this site that weren't alive to remember this or were too little to remember it. That was so horrific and I remember the story about this girl around that time.

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u/G0LDLU5T Oct 06 '24

The voice at the end when he’s still repeatedly yelling “tsunami” on autopilot even though there’s no one left to save… 🙁

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u/manjeete Oct 06 '24

The helplessness in the face of natural disaster is so gut wrenching.

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u/Kenjamin91 Oct 06 '24

Those people were not moving nearly as quick as they should have. Cheese it!

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u/nzerinto Oct 06 '24

At one point someone next to the camera guy says they (the people taking their sweet time to get to safety) are stupid. I concur.

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u/brutalanglosaxon 29d ago

I called my Japanese friend after the 2011 tsunami to make sure that he was okay and all he talked about was the local nightlife.

Apparently there was a huge rave.

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u/UsernameChecksOut_69 29d ago

You can really sympathise with him, seeing a place and people that you know and love just wiped out like that in mere minutes. Makes me reflect how lucky I am not to live anywhere near such risks.

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u/twstwr20 Oct 06 '24

This is terrifying

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u/Arkheno Oct 06 '24

It's me or there was a second wave coming ?

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u/Checkmynumberss Oct 06 '24

Seems like the people in the cars would have lived. It stopped rising and never went over the hoods. I was thinking they were going to doe for sure and wondering why they didn't jump out and try to get higher but they luckily made the right choice here

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u/PF2500 Oct 06 '24

The next wave will be worse

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u/mentalshampoo 29d ago

Another wave was incoming. The water keeps rushing in with these tsunamis and often doesn’t stop.

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u/Yayinterwebs 29d ago

Yeah the one incoming looked larger

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u/Ultimakey 29d ago

So would they have been better off trying to get out of the car and hope to swim or was it just impossible at that point?

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u/mentalshampoo 29d ago

Swimming would be disastrous considering all the debris and the speed and power of the water.

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u/Ralph--Hinkley Oct 06 '24

Scary shit.

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u/whatisthishere_guy 29d ago edited 29d ago

I’ve always wondered if there is intelligent life out there where their world is mostly land. They end up with their own NASA researching outer space or whatever. Come across our planet, see that it’s mostly water and wonder how crazy it would be to live on a planet like that. Just looking at earth from above, it really just looks like water is about to engulf the whole thing.

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u/Chris_Bs_Knees 29d ago

I live in Hawaii and as a kid I went to the Tsunami museum in Hilo for a field trip and for months afterwards I was completely terrified of them and refused to go near the ocean. I was able to get over it and have no issues with the ocean now but god did this video just take me back a little

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u/blablayoyoyolo Oct 06 '24

He repeatedly yelled "come up, come up. tsunami, water water...mam come up! Tsunami!" Then at one point he yelled "Don't run down, come up! what idiots, come up there's no time!" Then the rest he was saying "this is tsunami, this is tsunami, my god"

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u/VeryVeryVorch Oct 06 '24

Just death and despair

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u/GloryPolar Oct 06 '24

destroyed in mere minutes

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u/Angus950 Oct 06 '24

People think a tsunami is a big tidal wave because of hollywood. But its actually far more terrifying then that. Its just the sea level suddenly rising x amount of feet basically instantly.

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u/dragonfliesloveme Oct 06 '24

What are those buildings, were there people inside of them 😥

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u/ToastedRage2 Oct 06 '24

The red building on the right at the beginning looks like it says cafe. The others might have been restaurants or shops. Unfortunately there most likely were people inside. This looks the 2018 Sulawesi tsunami which had over 4k deaths.

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u/screename222 29d ago

Ok, probably the most legitimate 'freakout' I've seen on this sub... Fark that

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u/gwawill Oct 06 '24

Oh my goodness, this is so terrifying to watch. And it's sad that things will only get worse as we neglect global warming...

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '24

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u/AcmeCartoonVillian Oct 06 '24

Yes they do. Situational awareness is key. some very important questions to always ask oneself and be prepared to act fast: (not just for tsunamis)

  • "Wait, where did (the ocean) go"
  • "Why is it suddenly dark"
  • "Why are all the animals quiet/leaving"
  • "Why are all those people yelling and waving"
  • "what is that loud noise"
  • "What Is that siren"
  • "Why is my phone buzzing"

Situational cues like this can save lives for more than just Tsunamis

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u/kaioh023 29d ago

I don't usually take advice from cartoon villians but you're spot on with this ! Great comment

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u/AcmeCartoonVillian 29d ago

to be fair as a carton villain I'm normally the reason most of these things are happening

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u/denimdaddy619 Oct 06 '24

Redditors unable to resist from quipping at a video of death and disaster:

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u/tidderite Oct 06 '24

Well thank fucking god for that text on the video. I am so dumb I would have never understood any of it without someone telling me what I can see with my own eyes.

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u/Muffin_Appropriate 29d ago

Glad it said the same thing over and over in slightly different ways for 3 minutes

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u/NickFotiu Oct 06 '24

God I hate those captions too.

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u/SpongederpSquarefap 28d ago

Fucking hate these dumb shit videos

It's like everyone is a fucking moron

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u/Capital_Broccoli926 Oct 06 '24 edited 29d ago

There are megatsunamis

They can have extremely large initial wave heights in the hundreds of metres, far beyond the height of any ordinary tsunami.

While the tallest megatsunami ever recorded (Lituya Bay in 1958) reached a run-up height of 520 metres (1,720 ft). It is also possible that much larger megatsunamis occurred in prehistory; researchers analyzing the geological structures left behind by prehistoric asteroid impacts have suggested that these events could have resulted in megatsunamis that exceeded 1,500 metres (4,900 ft) in height.

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u/Blunted_Insomniac Oct 06 '24

What language is he speaking? At some points it sounds like Spanish or Portuguese but he’s saying “Allah” at the end

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u/koala619 29d ago

Indonesian

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u/lia_bonita 29d ago

Heartbreaking.

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u/ivegotnothingbuttime 29d ago

This is insane. Just awful.

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u/DJScopeSOFM 29d ago

Those people in the cars probably don't survive.

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u/Large-Lack-2933 29d ago

What country is this?

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u/Sk8rboyyyy Oct 06 '24

No siren? 🚨

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u/skmo8 Oct 06 '24

That's what I was wondering. It would be interesting to know what the political dynamics are that have susceptible coastal communities without the most basic warning systems.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '24

Where is this?

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u/Wizzle_Pizzle_420 29d ago

Looks to be the beach.

Probably Indonesia? They have a strong Muslim population. Them, Japan, Thailand and a few other places get blasted with Tsunamis every so often. I mean any coastal area can get them, but I believe they have major fault lines near their shores.

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u/Leakmi 29d ago

Dad joke unappreciated

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u/regr8 Oct 06 '24

It would be rather unfortunate to later find out they don't understand the word tsunami

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u/chasing_daylight Oct 06 '24

Why would they not understand it? It's the same word in Japanese as it is in Indonesian.

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u/mentalshampoo 29d ago

He’s speaking their language..why wouldn’t they understand?

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u/AgentSparkz 29d ago

Sometimes the ocean comes up onto the land to say hello

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u/KingKyroh 29d ago

TIL… a tsunami can be more than one big wave…

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u/goldplatedboobs Oct 06 '24

I would shit my pants.

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u/MelodicAd7330 29d ago

Where and when did this happen?

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u/onlyonetenstar 29d ago

I can’t thumbs up that CHIT I’m just praying for all of them🙏🏿

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u/SabinSlash 29d ago

What is that?

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u/ThatsMrPapaToYou 29d ago

Where’d this happen ???

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u/Specialist_Resist162 29d ago

Those are not mountains!

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u/xbryandm 29d ago

Is there not a tsunami lookout with sirens for this?! Like how we have tornado sirens in the u.s

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u/not_your_attorney 29d ago

What is he repeating at the end?

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u/Pizza-Rex-L 29d ago

Can anyone count how many times he said “Tsunami”???

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u/Valiozz 29d ago

"yolo" tsunami.

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u/Hellyfish_08 29d ago

yolo salami

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u/daposhprincess 28d ago

Say some prayers for Florida today.

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u/jl_theprofessor 28d ago

YOLO Tsunami.

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u/strumpster 28d ago

These content thieves add a soundtrack and some commentary and pretend they're upgrading or enhancing a video. Nope, there just ripping it off

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u/Mr_Voided 28d ago

Is there another wave coming at the end?

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u/wontholdthedoor 27d ago

That shock and pain in his voice could be because his God didn't show up.

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u/edwardcullengirl 27d ago

And this is why I stay far away from the water when I do go to the beach, which is rare. Those poor people.

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u/Azy83 26d ago

He saved a lot of lives that day.

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u/TooMuchToAskk 29d ago

The captions over these videos are always fucking terrible.

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u/asault2 Oct 06 '24

Me: "Ah, no thanks, I do not want any salami"

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u/mentalshampoo 29d ago

Why does this video need the crappy text that adds nothing and only serves to distract from what you can see?

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u/DaffyNomad Oct 06 '24

😭💔💔💔💔💔

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u/OldGuest4256 29d ago

I guess it's a YOLO tsunami?