Deadly Pacific (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2023
- Draining the Pacific reveals the deadly forces behind Earth’s most destructive natural disasters, and a catastrophic threat off America’s coast.
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I just watched the full episode of "Deadly Pacific" from Drain the Oceans, and it was absolutely captivating! The way they uncovered the secrets of the Pacific Ocean's most treacherous locations was both thrilling and informative. From shipwrecks to underwater volcanoes, the visuals were stunning and the narration kept me hooked from start to finish. Highly recommend checking it out if you're fascinated by the mysteries of the deep!
My father was in the core biz in Antarctica and would have been fascinated by this series. I thank you in his name, Bill Fischer.
RIP
T y. He died at 92, better living through science.@@Layput
We were surprised by it, always thought he was too mean to die.
Thanks for these videos! My son in law is a structural engineer "earthquake specialist " (or whatever it's called) He was part of the UN team that went to Haiti after the devastating quake there to rebuild /design quake resistant buildings. I think that's why this video is especially interesting to me. I hope NG continues producing these excellent programs, and doesn't go downhill like the History Channel.
yo mama like this video ?
yo mama like this video ?
Any how He mist be happy to be loved by you!
They built six houses smh.
@@Serenityfor1 yo mama did that ?? yo papa and yo mama build? just like yo mama made ya ?? yo papa proud yo mama made ya ??
Always tell your person, your family you love them every chance you get. If you want something, go get it!! We just never know if the next minute is gonna be our last. All these people had families that will never be the same 💔 No matter what part of the world we’re in, one thing we all have in common is death does not discriminate. Prayers for these families 🙏
Wanna know something crazy? I've watched every single Japanese tsunami video there is. Every. Single. One.
You will be awarded soon by the ministry of foreign affairs of Japan
And?
@@SuperAbd!!
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The subduction zone along the Pacific Northwest is NOT inactive it is constantly in motion, it's when it stops moving that an earthquake can happen
So nice to see true exploratory scientist's. No politics no agenda, just some really really smart people investigating more than we can ever take in. Thanks You for the full episode. cant get enough!
5 years ago: Imagine if we could watch the full episodes of NAT GEO documentaries!
Comentator: NOW WE CAN! 😂
Where i'm from (Tonga) we're very vulnerable to earthquakes and tsunamis because of our location. We're sitting at the junction of two major tectonic plates, the Indo-Australian plate in the west and the Pacific plate in the East. It's a scary fact because we dnt know when a major earthquake or tsunami will hit us. All we do is stay prepared for the worst 🙏
Yes indeedy. We here in California have the Big One like Japan on 3/11/2011 also with 🌋 Mt Lassen Mt St Helen's and Mt Shasta. Hopefully we will have earthquakes to warn us.
@@videorocketzmillar007milla5 True... It just shows that us human dnt have control over Mother Nature 🥺
@@videorocketzmillar007milla5 Well, Mt St Helens is a little far north for us here around Lassen & Shasta to worry about but our local beasties could give us a more than enough trouble any day that's true!
Boy Togya is certainly beautiful, but wouldn't a sunami jut run over the entire place?
Prayers to you all. United States
Greetings, I am one who lived through a difficult moment when Hurricane Sandy on the Far Rockaway coast in New York, the big waves entered the houses and streets, carrying everything in their path.
I feel your pain. I'm from Scotland and we had, what was deemed, a "quite big" gust of wind.
Wrong ocean
@Giancarlo Eiras Are you saying that the Atlantic Ocean doesn't lap the shores of both Scotland and the eastern United States?? If so, you might want to break out a globe, a map, the Earth app, your favorite search engine, et cetera...
If you meant something else by "wrong ocean", perhaps a full sentence is in order...
Humanity is at code red beware you ain't seen nothing yet . 🌎🌍
@@DoctorVdW I think that was meant for the top comment since this video is about the Pacific Ocean and not the Atlantic Ocean.
oh goody, my kid just moved there...I sent this to her, she also teaches a seamanship course so I hope they all watch it!
Living in Seattle, we've had go-bags ready for The Big One since we got here. Small price to pay for peace of mind and the ability to get up and leave in the event of volcano, tsunami, tornado, earthquake or whatever else.
Consider that you probably won't be able to travel far enough, fast enough in the event.
"An eruption can cause a severe maritime safety issue [for ships above it]." That's a nice way of saying being engulfed by magma and steam!
Thank you for uploading full episodes! Really appreciate them. I absolutely LOVE this show. Nat geo, you are so great!.
This is an awesome documentary. You guys hardwork is scary and appreciated.. Thank you for uploading full episodes! Really appreciate them.
Respect Mother Nature. No one can mess or beat the power of mother nature.
But.. That's why my taxes have gone up this year, last year, the year before. Lol. We are told that we must fight climate change so we must keep on paying. No matter how much we get screwed with added climate change taxes there is no stopping mother nature.
That' shows the power of GOD,no one messes with the power of GOD
Thank you for uploading full episodes! Really appreciate them
Deeply Pacific has to be on the top of my favorite list! These findings are about as good and scary as it gets for mankind as a whole.. The planes and ships caring lost treasures are so awesome too...
Our volcanos are active. What is this dormant thing? I've climbed Mt St Helens (Loowit) and the dome building from the rim was awe inspiring. If you climb Mt Hood (WyEast) you will smell sulphur.
Also the forearc basin of Portland valley will accrete, like it has from Missouri to West Coast.
The best 4 hours, 41 minutes and 40 seconds of educational material to waste an afternoon on
Mother Nature is going to do what Mother Nature needs to do!!
birthing nature get it right
There is a huge volcano in the Arctic as well. It's heating the water from the ground floor which is helping the icebergs melt faster. We have seen more volcano activities lately, so we shouldn't be surprised when a bad one hits.
I used to canoe the Copalis River in the late 70's. I too wondered about the "snag's". Many had Eagle nest at the tops. I now have much more respect for what happened.
Props to Yamaguchi for keeping that ancient chainsaw running.
Great video!! Such well done and a great understanding of the worlds oceans!
This is an awesome documentary. You guys hardwork is scary and appreciated.
Humanity ..0 vs Nature ♾️ ..let that sink in when you think about what comes back at the 🌎 in reestablishing balance 💯
Who needs horror movies when Mother Earth hides her terrors under the ocean? Fascinating but potentially scary stuff.
I absolutely LOVE this show. Nat geo, you are so great!
Haha! Not even close. It full of lies and deceit.
@@spongy777 ahh… well… everyone deceives with lies. At least this is an entertaining deception 😅
Less, please.
Thank you very much.
@@maria89479 So that justifies your bad behavior.
@thunderappeal who? I have bad behavior? I’m actually the nicest, honest person you’d ever meet. But you know that because you are the center of the universe
Recall it as often as u wish a happy memories never wears Out...love you forevermore.
Thank you and God bless you for rescuing this sweet soul
.he's wonderful. His face could melt tge ❤️ heart of an iceberg
What a shocking wake-up. Hopefully, NG will do a special explaining the safest places to live, to build cities.
Nowhere, Wyoming.. Getduh Bleepawayville, Missouri....
For me see there is no safe place in this planet earth disaster cn strike any where any time we all sitting on a time bomb
😮the precision of time of the 1700 quake Yamaguchi provides is mind blowing
👍🏼👏🏼🌍 It's amazing to see how much impact structural engineers can have in disaster zones, and it's great that your son-in-law is part of a team that is making a difference. These videos are not only interesting, but they also raise awareness of important issues such as earthquake resistance and safety. I also hope that National Geographic continues to produce high-quality programs like these, as they are a valuable resource for education and understanding. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
It's amazing to see how much impact structural engineers can have in disaster zones,
I have difficulty visualizing the sizes of the structures being shown on the sea floor. Perhaps you could place a picture of a building or maybe a 747 nearby to make it easier to see. I'm really enjoying this series.
Fantastic series thank you for the full episodes of Drain the Oceans
Thanks for watching!
Do not mess with Mother Nature!
I 👍.
Yess!!!💯
Especially when she's on her period
It's massive forces of physics. Nobody can stop the cycles of seismic devastation in these major fault zones even if they wanted to. Pleasing or displeasing a metaphor has nothing to do with it.
Or HAARP
This doc series just shows how wild and beautiful is our ocean world.
Yet we haven't discovered everything
I wish that more efforts be put into discovering our own planet 🌍and it's mystery than space 🚀.
This is a very interesting video and also very informative. I just hope it creates awareness to build buildings not cost cutting these dangers that might cause terrible events.
Thank you for this video. I used to live there in California we were always afraid that the big one and I still worry about it now
Amen, Mother Nature will always do , what it does! Which is to reshape the surface of the Earth ! This planet does not belong to us ! It belongs to her ! Peace! 😎👍✌️
There IS NO SUCH THING AS mother earth....God Almighty made it !! WE are to Worship the CREATOR, NOT the CREATION !!!
Absolutely agree 👏🏼
Thank You for this Educational Video National Geographic what an amazing and very detailed Drain the Oceans episode. It is really a big help for us to know more about Pacific Ring of Fire Zone and what do we need to expect when the calamities will get into this area.I truly appreciate your efforts keep it up ⭐️
It incredible, thank you for sharing. I will be back for more on this list !
I wrote a paper in grad school on the Cascadia Subduction Zone and being a west coast resident myself, pretty terrifying. I used to live in the SF Bay Area and we were used to the San Andreas quakes and always talked about "the big one" coming anytime soon but I always feared Cascadia.
As a portlander, we are so unprepared for this disaster
I love this channel! Thank you for existing
This documentary is great! Thank you NG! 👏👏👍
Love all NatG documentaries 💚
Ive said it once and ill say it again, best show on the channel in my opinion 👏👏
Haha! Not even close. It full of lies and deceit.
@@spongy777 why?
im from nz and live in a suburb of wellington.. wow this is sooooo awesome and informative, thanx for making this .
Enjoyed , nice ocean images, great amount of effort ,talent to reenact the past geological events.
That's no fracture off the coast of Oregon, Washington, Vancouver... That's Godzilla's Tail
This is the best documentary series I've ever watched
An amazingly done eye-opening Series from the Team of
National Geographic!👍
As a Kiwi who lives in Australia now, after this documentary I can confirm... I am never ever ever moving back to NZ. Nope, not happening.
It's a rough neighborhood. Not to mention the space rocks and solar flares.
What an incredible documentary. I live in New Zealand and it is rather scary thinking about what lies beneath us as I am sure it does to others in the world living in active areas.
Hello how are you doing
22:15 Dude JUST SAID "An enormous tide, but very quickly"
National Geographic: Proceeds to show a giant impact wave
do producers do even know the difference "tide" and "wave"?
Almost every time there's a major flooding no matter where it's considered disaster. But no place would have to be considered a disaster if it was simply designed properly to Begin with.
To enjoy the beauty of the Pacific Ocean, it is necessary to explore its depths and places at least once.
Especially Cape Perpetua Scenic Area, Oregon , California’s McWay Falls , Ruby Beach, Washington , Heceta Head Lighthouse, Oregon , Mendocino, California , Prince William Sound, Alaska .
It is beauty. Check out the Mariana trench, too. It's over south of China.
Ruby beach in Washington a world class beach. :)
@@smilingfox8978 yes
Nice documentary. Very informative. Good until the last cataclysmic drop.
Amazing information and best documentary I have watched in a long tie i will b back to watch more .
Quite strange that I'm watching this on the 26th of January!
Awesome documentary!
I went to college in Long Beach, California. Traveling up and down the coast, in places like Laguna Beach, and north on 101 to San Francisco, the sight of homes literally perched on stilts on steep hillsides amazed me....... how little it would take to collapse their seaward support is incredible enough. Earthquakes can be really eerie. A few times there was no feeling of motion, but a sense that some energy just moved through the building. When a company I worked for in Baltimore opened a San Francisco office in a skyscraper, I was little interested in transferring.
You'd think the Pacific's immensity might absorb or spend energy but the moon has a big say in that as well.
Yes definitely. It would pull one way or another on the wave.
If a severe enough earthquake hit those homes, they would like just start sliding down the hill. Hopefully everyone is out when that happens.
They do make "earthquake resistant buildings, the skyscrapers are designed to move around". However, there are limits, and a big enough earthquake destroy anything that is not flexible enough or too tall.
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It’s still not as dangerous as my ex-wife😮
And she didn't kill you.
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you sure?
Thank you for your explanatory documentation, expertly presented. ❤
Wow! Amazing and terrifying at the same time. Thank you for sharing
Love Drain the Oceans!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
I live half the country away from Kaikoura but that earthquake was big enough to wake me up!
would be great if they added some digital graphics showing the cities with buildings and other infrastructure to give more perspective of the difference before and after the oceans were drained.
This episode should be done on the baltic sea where that swedish treassure hunters found that wierd ufo thingy around 2011..
I would really like to know what i live next to! I live on the island straight south from that thingy.. no one being abe to say anything towards what it is, makes me really uneasy..
As much as the world is terrifying, there's sth magical about the ocean ..the fact that no one knows what's really beneath the salty waters,the coral reefs and sea weeds
Thanks for providing proper information ❤
I really love such scientific informative content. Please show me more, Mr UA-cam.
Seriously, does everything need to be narrated like an action movie? Even something that effectively boils down to science communication?
Here I stand, no longer flabbergasted at the lack of scientific literacy in wide parts of the US.
BRILLIANT BEAUTIFULLY EXECUTED!!!❤❤❤
Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest Seattle/Tacoma area. Only experienced the Nisqually Quake as a little kid. I can say us washingtonians are not as prepared as we should be. Especially ones along open coast and puget sound. It's also intimidating not knowing exactly when the next one will happen hard to be crazy prepared when in fact the big one may not happen in my lifetime. It speaks a lot also how the Indigenous had amazing stories with morals simply explaining how to live safely in this region yet we failed listen. Wild wild wild.
Thank you National Geographer, each research you did was excellent and humans living in the earth have more to learning how is nature has been working for nursing lives or damaged lives. Thanks 😅
This narrator feels good telling and showing this kind of doom and gloom moments of terror and fear to all that have to deal with that way of living.
I live not so far south of Eureka, California, where the Cascadia Earthquake will begin or end depending on where it ruptures. When it goes, I anticipate strong shaking here near San Francisco. Not that I want anyone injured or want to see massive destruction, I really don't want that, but I'm interested in feeling the shaking of a magnitude 9 quake. I've been through everything up to 7.3 so 9 for me it's like that best of the best most thrilling roller coaster I wanna ride.
I agree with you. So much doom and gloom without stating the reality that Cascadia may not go off for another 500 years. Of course, it might go off tomorrow. Just no telling. Without the doom and gloom though the program wouldn't get many viewers. People love to be frightened and it sells!
As awesome as this program is, I've always believed there's a lot of wisdom in the saying 'ignorance is bliss'.
You bet !!
Tornadoes are nature's incredible display of atmospheric energy.
I always loved this series!
Θερμή παράκληση να βάλετε κι άλλες γλώσσες στους υπότιτλους ώστε να βοηθήσει αυτούς που δεν γνωρίζουν καλά την αγγλική γλώσσα και σίγουρα θα αυξηθεί κατά πολύ το κοινό σας.
Χαιρετίσματα από την Αθήνα πρωτεύουσα της Ελλάδας.
Mother Nature fight's back.
Incredible .Good to know so many interesting informations.
Very glad I live in Ontario.
One word Yellow Stone. Valvano.
Smaller settlements on the Washington and Oregon coasts would be quickly destroyed like those on the northeast coast of Japan. Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver are not exposed directly to the Pacific ocean. Portland has the Columbia river, Seattle and Vancouver have the Strait of Juan DeFuca and Sound waters as buffers to Pacific tsunamis, slowing them and allowing more time for evacuations. There would be flooding, but not the 100 foot waves smashing through Seattle as the documentaries love to depict.
Muy buen documental saludos cordiales desde la República Dominicana 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
Thank you for sharing your amazing content with us! 🙏
Please drain the mariana trench.
I'm so glad I don't live in the US, but I feel sorry for those who live there...💜🙏🏻💜
And where DO you live??
You know Nat Geo is an american TV company. So it'll likely target the American audience. But Earth and it's sea bed have no preference where it makes it's underground volcanos eruptions
Girl it’s okay. Trust me the way California has its catastrophic and it’s corrupted politicians running it to the ground you are most likely way safer wherever you are. Also, there’s a been a mass exodus of its residents leaving.
Haha! As if you knew! Smh
@@jessiedesigns I live in Sweden , way up in the north of Europe so here is pretty safe 😊
@@heidihajny2663 Oh yeah, Sweden's pretty nice. I've been to Stockholm. Though I must admit, like Amsterdam & Switzerland, it is a wee-bit boring. Lol
An amazingly done eye-opening Series from the Team of
Great coverage!
What's really scary if you think about it when something mechanical starts sticking or jamming up our first move is to lubricate it or oil it so just maybe they earth does the same with its unrefined oil fields us humans keep pulling from.🤔🤔
Horrific events not to be ignored, TBH..
It's up to everyone to think about one's fate in this world, it's not just a matter of calculation and previsions in the hand of a country administration and scientists.. it's a matter of conviction and world view how one would face such disasters if any.. whether one considers such as bad luck or just acquiesce to the way one 's life would end. 🤔Btw, I salute those scientists who worked hard to make those hidden findings. 👍
I love the drama in his voice. Here, in New Zealand, we’ve already had ‘the BIG one’, there won’t be an earthquake of any magnitude here now for at least another thousand years!
I live on the Oregon coast and you just prepare and forget about it. Doesn’t keep me awake at night. Unless you have a house on the beach north of Florence/Newport, (well good luck there), in regular residential wood frame houses, above shore level, you’re going to be fairly ok. These houses are quite elastic. We also have a full concrete basement where we have our emergency supplies. There’s going to be so much more damage in the cities. Important if you’re in the tsunami area, get combined earthquake and flood insurance from the same company. Bc otherwise, with different companies, they’ll be putting the responsibility for payment on each other and you’ll be left with nothing
Is this a prequel to "Drain The Swamp"??
because WE ALL KNOW how that prediction went !!