It is deff not legal ,the river won't run out of water for sure ,but they just reorganize the path of the river and just fcked up some 40 metres of sand beach . I would like to share someone's opinion who knows more about this ,or who lives near that area.
"Erhmm, Akshuallly, The "river" shown in the video is aliso creek, which goes 19.8 miles inland where it gets all of its water from melting ice on the mountains and rain from the mountains." 🤓-
@@texasbasketball5468 there is a large divot in the beach where the current went through. The ocean waves can sometimes reach that separate body of water when the tide is high enough. Also that separate body of water is highly contaminated because it's so stagnant.
This happens with I think. Every river in California, as late summer low rivers form lagoons until rains bring the levels up, and overtop the beach or even dunes. all that happened here was it breeched a few days early.
@joesurf1 right I keep laughing at all these people making comments about all the fresh drinking water they're wasting, these guys are brave getting in it
If you look at port bolivar / crystal beach in Texas, you can see the long term effect this has. They installed a washout for fishing ect. And you can see the major erosion on the bay side of the peninsula over time
@@n-l1580 the river would have naturally burst there with more water as it is a sharp bend and better to be able to control it than have it go absolutely everywhere
@@n.muhammed2946 what he means is in THAT spot, the water always builds and runs off, and it was like 1 more rain or two away from doing so when you look at the water level and the path they made
@Derck McCoy all of you people saying this are morons and have no ocean experience. This does not happen normally. There’s a difference because a river overflowing and going over the sand and the river carving into the beach. “I mean my shoes will get holes in them eventually, I might as well take a knife and cut open the tip.”
@@jasonhamm7174 no it literally does. The uploader even mentions it in the description. What this is called is a RIVER RUNOFF. That river runs into the ocean, but because of tides sometimes it gets cut off from the ocean by the sand.
@@princemononoke2477 This is not called river runoff, this is called -- sand/beach erosion. The sand doesnt just magically come back up to shore. It's gone. It blows my mind that someone can say something in the description and everyone goes "oh then this must be true." I've spent my summers in Cape Cod for the better part of two decades. When this happens, beaches change forever or disappear. Again, there's a difference between water going OVER the sand across a -- large surface area -- and water CARVING into a -- small surface area-- of sand. When the latter happens, the small surface area causes the water to dig down and push massive, irrecoverable amounts of sand out to sea. This sand is not coming back. It might have low and high periods of tide (your runoff), but that section of the of beach is gone forever. I imagine this will only get worse until there's a gap between the beach all together.
Just guessing not sure in any way, but i have a feeling it would happen anyway if such a small trench would create this huge break, this way it seems controlled (although maybe if un controlled no one would actually go in it lmao)
@@Arctic_silverstreak they fill it back up with watee. Jokes aside, appearantly this is a river ending which ends in a small lake at the beach and every so often it naturally breaks the sand dam built by the seawaves and releases into the ocean. Then when the "lake" doesn't contain as much water anymore the seawaves rebuild the beach naturally and the process begins again when the "lake" is overflowing again.
@@Tetra3Ne56scur that does not happen, only if is winter river.. normal rivers dont run out of water, bc of the water cycle, if they run out of water there's probably a problem upstream
Well erosion will take place again repairing this beach, if u even went to the beach during the winter you would see that there is less sand and it genuinely looks dif than summer and that’s erosion the water pushes and pulls the sand and it will naturall fix this
@@danny.b3 apparently this beach and pond will be filled back in the next day or so with the tide coming in and out. I saw another video addressing what your saying.
@@benkonerman5218 yea you and the other guy are right Dan just wanted to hear himself talking between tide and wind the sand will repair the hole later and new sand will be deposited and new water will be trapped in the pond
It wouldve happened during the next high tide anyway, that river drains like that all the time naturally these guys knew that and started it early to get some fun out of it
This kind of situation happens all The Time, you don't need to worry, The River Will carry stuff Back and patch up The hole on its side If it's not reinforced
they didn’t destroy the river or the ecosystems, the river breaks on its own a couple times a month when the sand can no longer hold the water. they just sped up the process.
@@Ace-jb6gi it's a river, right next to the sea, meaning it is very close to ending there in the first place. its side is also just sand, if them simply drawing a 10 cm wide line in the sand is enough to make the bank explode then it was going to do that anyway. this is how rivers usually end up re-routing, but if you look back in 10 years the river will be back to flowing the other way, thanks to physics. (water resists inertia like any other matter with mass, meaning it wants to keep flowing straight and thanks to that it's going to slow down there and slowly deposit whatever it was carrying at the curve, filling it up slowly. the reason them doing that is a problem is that they're in a city, everything is built around that river, if it changes course it screws stuff up. if a beaver did that in Canadian wilderness no one would care.
This is actually illegal to do in the state of California. There are multiple endangered species that solely depend on the lagoons as their only habitat.
after a hightide it cover back in a day. even you do this every day. if form back after hightide. actually they help the stagnant water in river not forming too much bacteria . they released it to ocean.
I think u got it mixed up. That polluted river water is damaging the marine life. It's brackish water, and heavily polluted from the city. Millions of gallons in that short time frame is only damaging the ocean
Unless they got a permit to dig it out, as it causes massive beach erosion, it was illegal.. it costs the towns and cities millions to fix beaches every year just from natural erosion, then millions more from asshats like this... they alone washed out several tons of sand.. not to mention small fauna and seabed life in the fallout area can be choked and burried, killing it off..
@@apex_blue I'm referencing the caption of the video. They state it is illegal in their own caption and then proceed to show them doing it in the video.
i think they do this a couple of times. its not ecological disaster. nature cover that river back. after hightide it cover again with sand. and repeat. only takes a day to cover that back. actually they help the stagnant water to prevent forming more toxic bacteria.
I helped my daughters build a little river at the beach and it turned into one of these ! Its not permanent, it forms back in the next couple of storms pushing the sand back up the beach.
We have a lake outside our town that does the same thing. Trouble is, if you dig it out the upstream effect it has is it exposes sands that crabs, yabbies, stingrays and other marine life call home. It does drain naturally but timing is important to not disturb mating cycles. You can really decimate an ecosystem doing this. This one's urban run off so the water is probably putrid and doesn't support much life but idk 🤷
It does this naturally all the time, they kind of just speed it up, you probably went a day or two after the water had left. It goes back to normal Wayyy faster than people think
@@vincentkiesel8626 yeah but we can't interrupt nature and then make excuses. In my country this is illegal. Its like to say " Let's open the colour of the flower before it bloomed" it's not working like that¡
@@hehehehaw8346 living plants are different from flowing water. Rivers and flowing water change like this all the time. If they’re able to do this by digging a small trench then it would’ve happened anyway if it rained it would’ve happened the same way. Or even an animal walking from that body of water to the ocean.
@@hehehehaw8346 Nature would do this anyway, it's not harmful to the environment. It's illegal only because if someone gets hurt in that stream they could sue the city and nobody wants to deal with that.
For everyone saying this was ‘ok’ because the river over flows from time to time… forests burn naturally too but if you light one up ‘for fun’ you’re going to jail. This was just plain dumb.
No, because fires are really dangerous and can effect local areas and kill people. Plus that same exact event would have happened one or two days later regardless of the dudes. You’re literally comparing two guys digging out some sand at the public beach to arson.
this looks insane i really wanna try doing this (btw you should try using leg ropes so you dont lose your board or have to go look for it when uou fall of) I LOVE THIS MATE
@@pacificislander976 this is the main rivers runoff, it usually breaches like this then the ocean tide pushes the sand back onto the beach so the whole cycle can repeat.
Am I the only one wondering if all the people who say "am I the only one wondering" read the hundreds of other comments that are wondering exactly what they are wondering?
This happens naturally all the time. It's a cycle. The water eventually starts to flow over and breaks like this and then high tide blocks the river off again.
@@thwalesproductions you blind? U saw how rocks from the bottom of that river or creek can be seen right? And they were walking there taking videos plus might not know tons of fish were there now there gone. And that beach walkway now split just destroyed a nice beach.
@@toothpick4761 shut up it would have happened naturally as well also tide would just bring in sand and block it all up its fine they are not destroying anything stop being so idiotic you can't drain a river that is going into the ocean really cause there is a water source if you cut that water source maybe it will drain but creating a path to the ocean is completely harmless
@@gabrielrekt905 your clearly an idiot. Did you see any natural thing that happnd? 6 meter wide how deep it went from their doing? Stick to gaming moron stay away from outdoors best for you.
What do you think the river does when it rains man ? Just sit growing like a big clear wall? Yoi.... It happens naturally all over the world daily. You’ve obviously never lived at the beach Valley boy.
@@jonwiddicombe101 There's a difference though. When it rains it overflows and simply spills all over with usually the sand absorbing or just moving out to the ocean. However, digging it out leaves a clear path to the ocean meaning the water will force its way through it and keep eroding the sand, which isnt coming back. Wouldn't that just leave a giant rift in the beach? Not gonna lie, that sounds like a real incovenience (and might even cause structural problems later on).
This happens naturally a few times every year. A small lake builds up and breaks through the sand when it can't hold it longer. They just sped up the process
This was sick but that caused a ton of damage to the beach. In Miami the cops would have shut something like this down and tried to arrest those responsible. Their beaches pay the bills…
ua-cam.com/video/pFNLDXHR70k/v-deo.html The river was opened up the day before this. By the end of the video you can see it's been filled up again by morning the day after. It's something that happens often naturally, not something that happens at centuries intervals.
@Canttaloupe when that channel is formed, that's where the lifeguards have to do the majority of their rescues. They were there for life safety. As far as permission, I don't know one way or another, but I doubt it.
Am I the only one worried about the river running out of water? Lol
Water cycle
No but I was wondering if was legal. I know here in Australia it is illegal to shit like that
No you're not
It is deff not legal ,the river won't run out of water for sure ,but they just reorganize the path of the river and just fcked up some 40 metres of sand beach . I would like to share someone's opinion who knows more about this ,or who lives near that area.
CleverRC Gaming right
Is that kind of Terraforming allowed? 😅
I was thinking about that
I was also thinking about that
i dunno
I was wondering when the police would show up. Unless they had the citys ok do do that.
Read caption
Nobody:
Me:Is that legal.....
Mash trader No it‘s not :D
Its illegal
IKR
@@jenny2777 it is
@@calvincubernsneakerhead7554 it isnt actually. :P
the way this so quickly went from “yeah you could jump across that” to “you’d be an fool to try and cross that”
it’s not that strong
@@brownie3454i would say the opposite of that
@@Mick4yD0nald if it was that strong these people would be carried out to the deep seas
@@brownie3454 i never say it was so strong that it would pull people to the deep seas tho?
@@Mick4yD0nald but that’s the opposite of not that strong so you need to make up your mind buddy
I thought this was going to be an indepth video of someone explaining how big waves can be in rivers
Same tho lol
Nah just some long haired surfer having fun for 10 minutes.
I know right
Hinds33 or you know, defacing property value and attributing to shrinking beaches
DoaA lol, the video explains it pretty well. Dig the river, wait for the waves. Ling haired surfers will show up.
I'm gonna tell my kids rivers were created by ancient surfers looking for bodacious waves.
Lol this is perfect!
The water go from the river to sea 🌊 thats what happen
Lmao yes
*"Bruh"
I’m gonna tell my kids this is Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure
Imagine waking up and seeing there's no lake where there was once
Brad Waldock the water going into the ocean is fresh 🙄 he’s not wrong.
@@katiejean5879 IKR lol. Can't argue with stupid smh
Claptrap Jesus what are you talking about?
Thats what I was thinking... Thats a lot of water... This cant be legal
Mighty Mouse this prevents flooding if it rains too much, and you would of known that if you have sense.
Plot twist: he just redirected the Mississippi River effectively crippling the u.s. economy
Now that would be hilarious and a sad ending
"Erhmm, Akshuallly, The "river" shown in the video is aliso creek, which goes 19.8 miles inland where it gets all of its water from melting ice on the mountains and rain from the mountains." 🤓-
@@amandaperez4947 🧦
I'm TELLING Y'ALL this can't be good for the economy 😂
I've gone to this beach many times and wondered how this massive divot was created. Now I know.
Where exactly was this?
@@Bradhadayre I believe Newport? Lifeguard wearing an Orange County hoodie.
Is it still there? Like a month later?
@@texasbasketball5468 there is a large divot in the beach where the current went through. The ocean waves can sometimes reach that separate body of water when the tide is high enough. Also that separate body of water is highly contaminated because it's so stagnant.
@@dannyabe7 so they were swimming/ surfing in stagnant water ?
Imagine living by the beach, then BOOM, no more beach
Property value drops by 30% because of BROS.
Sand washes back up on the beach
@@masonmiller9974 No
😂😂😂💀
Max Mustermann please elaborate. How does sand fucking get there in the first place?
Geography teachers in 2050:
"And that's how the californian desert was formed"
😂😂😂😂😂
I mean... California has several deserts already so....
I'm from California and all of socal is mainly desert if you're not part of the coast
Yeah, but they are habitable.
And the CEO of this desert is the person with the UA-cam channel named skid kids
To me this seems like the consequences of this could be devastating!!! Just wow
This is foolish
how
@@eimipictures
it was gonna happen the next storm anyway
This happens with I think. Every river in California, as late summer low rivers form lagoons until rains bring the levels up, and overtop the beach or even dunes. all that happened here was it breeched a few days early.
Been here an my freinds got destroyed and it looks better now😊
Let’s go for a walk along the beach , damn we need a bridge now
You going to need some peroxide, lagoons are seriously contaminated
HAHAHAHA
You gonna need a whole new beach tbh
@joesurf1 right I keep laughing at all these people making comments about all the fresh drinking water they're wasting, these guys are brave getting in it
Wow!. Good thing its already there. Just look on the pavement behind the beach.
This is the intelligent version of joogsquad
Patrick Dawson so true
Jack Tenny is a SAVAGE.
Fr Lmaoo
HAHAHAHAHA
Kevin Cline hey man, we do it for YOU 😂😂😂
It’s crazy how it all started from a 4 inch deep line. That was 6 inches wide.
That’s what she said
I talked to her and she said she never said that
@@richardparker4015 not yours idiot mines
That is sick
@@3_virgentlemen664 I talked to her and she said she never said anything to you
Scientists the next day: "it took millions of years for this river to form."
👏🏼
It’s crazy how All this started by one tiny line through the sand
It needs a scientific name
I’ll call it startwithathinlinethenhaveerosionmakeitbigger theorem
Twas what they said about tu madre
Rio Calle urban runoff
That works to
@@nickbaldelli2321 porcodio
millions of sand snails and crabs lost their lives that day
Nahh they just went with the flow bro
RIP mr crabs
tuff
😂😂
charles benton thats very cool beans
When they were digging I couldn't imagine, it will end up being so big.
Nice perseverance guys! 💪😇💫
That’s what she said
That’s what she said
I love you
@@shahzaibkhan2168 I love u too
If you look at port bolivar / crystal beach in Texas, you can see the long term effect this has. They installed a washout for fishing ect. And you can see the major erosion on the bay side of the peninsula over time
If you do this in the Netherlands it will flow the other way around and my house and half the country will be under water.
Same xD
Real life atlantis thats so cool!
Dang I was planing on doing it aswel 😔
oei "watersnoodramp" 2.0
@@francesconesi7666 “afsluitdijk” go for it bro (im dutch lol)
Imagine going for a walk along the beach and when you decide to come back to go home you see a whole ass river between you and your car
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Right that’s what I was thinking. There was a lifeguard there. I wonder if they got special permission.
Ass river lol
I hope I never see an ass river.
Watching this made me feel “ILLEGAL”
Like a illegal
wait is this illegal??
@@draizertbr6352 no it’s a natural process that happens all the time
@@cschlums2235 cool beans
@@cschlums2235 all the time except this one, we can see some people digging at the start of the video, and also someone with a shovel.
The fish in the river: 🫠
Am i the only one looking at this and thinking WTF did you do !
Me too
very irresponsible
The river fills back up every day or two with the hightide and big south swells
I thought this can't be legal...
You and all the other Karen's 😘
Humans are so creative can DESTROY EVERYTHING
DOPPLE GANGER
The tide brings the sand back overnight, how did you think the sand got there in the first place?
Olá
lol
True, but this video didnt destroy anything tho
@@alvinxyz7419 immature ?
Lifeguard is like "not these damn hippie surfers again!"
Lmfao!!
They should be arrested for damaging tye eco system.
😄
@@n-l1580 it's not damaging the ecosystem tho
@@n-l1580 the river would have naturally burst there with more water as it is a sharp bend and better to be able to control it than have it go absolutely everywhere
Imagine being a kid digging a small river in the beach, going to do something else, then coming back to see you need a bridge to traveese it now
I can’t be the only one who wanted to to see someone surf with the flow
If u mean go the same way as the river water and do a jump at the end then i agree with u
They’d just sink....,i think
You have to be going against the flow of the water (or fast enough) for the board to stay above the water
Joe Martin exactly. You surf too?
Init
imagine living near that beach and woke up to see 10 meters of the beach just gone just because of a youtuber
Juat let the happy
This specific spot does this naturally every once in a while. Today they just helped it.
@@claybouquet275 The world will be end someday，let's ruin it now. They just wana fun, to me, they're idiots.
@@n.muhammed2946 no, like. This specific spot would have done this within the month. And then again next month. Purposely doing it causes no harm.
@@n.muhammed2946 what he means is in THAT spot, the water always builds and runs off, and it was like 1 more rain or two away from doing so when you look at the water level and the path they made
Imagine being a kid digging for fun and ending up creating this water flow
Legend league
Imagine being an adult and doing this for social clout ?
@@rockm9222 imagine being an adult jealous of a person doing this for social clout
when I was a kid I did something similar at a beach near our cottage. just rain water drainage but now it's maybe 2ft wide and like 6" deep LOL
@@rockm9222 imagine seeing it for clout instead of people just having fun. You live a sad life
I’ve been watching Greg’s streams on TikTok past 3 days I’ve signed the petition
Imagine having a house built on the side of a lake with a great view, then you wake up one day and it’s just gone
From just how close that lake was to the sea, it looks like this happens naturally during rain season anyway
Lighten up brah *imitates slow dolphin* eh eheheheheheh
@Derck McCoy all of you people saying this are morons and have no ocean experience. This does not happen normally. There’s a difference because a river overflowing and going over the sand and the river carving into the beach. “I mean my shoes will get holes in them eventually, I might as well take a knife and cut open the tip.”
@@jasonhamm7174 no it literally does. The uploader even mentions it in the description. What this is called is a RIVER RUNOFF. That river runs into the ocean, but because of tides sometimes it gets cut off from the ocean by the sand.
@@princemononoke2477 This is not called river runoff, this is called -- sand/beach erosion. The sand doesnt just magically come back up to shore. It's gone. It blows my mind that someone can say something in the description and everyone goes "oh then this must be true." I've spent my summers in Cape Cod for the better part of two decades. When this happens, beaches change forever or disappear.
Again, there's a difference between water going OVER the sand across a -- large surface area -- and water CARVING into a -- small surface area-- of sand. When the latter happens, the small surface area causes the water to dig down and push massive, irrecoverable amounts of sand out to sea. This sand is not coming back. It might have low and high periods of tide (your runoff), but that section of the of beach is gone forever. I imagine this will only get worse until there's a gap between the beach all together.
"where are you?"
"i'm near the lake"
"what lake"
"the- wait. the fuck."
LMAOOOO
Superb idea! Really fantastic! #Masoodartgallery
Lmaoo
It's just WHITEBEARD
@@MasoodArtGallery bot
Imagine having a houseboat lying in that river and waking up in the middle of the fucking ocean
Hahahaha
Imagine on video these guys riding the river wave to then get their ass kicked by a boat house flying through
It’s not that big
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ Bram : yeah, that's terrifying . 😳
I can just imagine some fish out in the ocean just getting blasted by a random riptide
California: "we are running out of water and we need help."
California: "we wanna surf, but we dont wanna do it in the ocean"
The high tide would close it the next day don't worry.
Just guessing not sure in any way, but i have a feeling it would happen anyway if such a small trench would create this huge break, this way it seems controlled (although maybe if un controlled no one would actually go in it lmao)
@@default2591 exactly, i dont get how people dont get this
These are SOUTHERN Californians - they flush their swimming pools hourly.
@@harryknackers7892 you can freely chop a tree and burn it, because many people in the south hemisphere do a mass deforestation 🤪🤪🤪
I think this is wat every kid wanted to flow around their sand castle
Alternate title: Surfers use physics to end the world as we know it
@@leoniemfeierabend3609 lol
@@leoniemfeierabend3609good one you come up with that yourself :-/
Yes and the castle got consumed by the river
Lmao yess, the sea water to my sand castle.
Alternate title: Surfers use physics to end the world as we know it
@@Arctic_silverstreak rebuild ofcorse they just fill it in with sand again
@@Arctic_silverstreak they fill it back up with watee.
Jokes aside, appearantly this is a river ending which ends in a small lake at the beach and every so often it naturally breaks the sand dam built by the seawaves and releases into the ocean. Then when the "lake" doesn't contain as much water anymore the seawaves rebuild the beach naturally and the process begins again when the "lake" is overflowing again.
And catch a brain eating amoeba in the process that still water looks grimy
@@thenamen935 nice, I was wondering about that
Surfers: nice wave
Coaster enthusiasts: nice speed hill
It's crazy how that started as a tiny little dig out by hand
Мало по малу
jebiga
It really is, and pretty quickly
jebiga
Jebiga
I can’t believe you did this to the beach.
It happens naturally every year
@@bradymccoyyy every week
Not on that beach😂
Gonna cry
@@ryleebrannon7546 piss your pants maybe?
I'm 87,68,99% sure you just flushed valuable fresh water into the ocean
That wasn’t fresh water
@@staticunion4448 it wasn’t sewage water...
Why specifically 87%?
@@hail3010 Sava S. should be Taiwanese
@@hail3010 The Chinese homophone of 87 is moron.
This guy quite literally turned this beach into a water park ride. I'm jealous!
Don't worry what he's doing could possibly be illegal
@@andrewcarlson3486 It actually is illegal. They do form naturally though, these guys just sped the process by digging a trench.
Yea he's in jail where he should be
@@owenchabot its literally erosion with boost
I´m asking myself "how wide is the river today?"
I think because of this the river probably ran out of water
This guy cut the beach
@@Tetra3Ne56scur that does not happen, only if is winter river.. normal rivers dont run out of water, bc of the water cycle, if they run out of water there's probably a problem upstream
That’s what she said
@@TegWatson24 hahaha
People: Go to the beach to surf waves
These guys: Go to the beach to build a artifical wave
These guys: Go to the wave to beach a better artificial build
@@Alberts_Stuff I had a seizure reading this
@@mobshot2555 same LOL
These guys: Go to the waves to surf the beach
I'd give that a go. Looks like fun.
Bro, you are such a genius,creating man made waves, while, there are real waves right next to you
That’s not man made waves… dude learn about how much impact this can make before you say this
@@ninyqin7086دززرته
@Megaminx Cube they did better accually it's a wave pool a constant wave stupid
A constant wave.....kinda.
A little while later and it was gone.
Bro this aint surfing 🤣😂
Girls at the beach: *Laying in the sun all day*
Boys at the beach:
Straight up eroded the beach for an artificial wave lmao
Well erosion will take place again repairing this beach, if u even went to the beach during the winter you would see that there is less sand and it genuinely looks dif than summer and that’s erosion the water pushes and pulls the sand and it will naturall fix this
@@peter2213 www.lagunabeachindy.com/breaching-the-berm-at-aliso-creek/
@@peter2213 that's bullshit and you know it. It was a huge dick move. Selfish and greedy. It reminds me of what boomers would do.
@@danny.b3 apparently this beach and pond will be filled back in the next day or so with the tide coming in and out. I saw another video addressing what your saying.
@@benkonerman5218 yea you and the other guy are right Dan just wanted to hear himself talking between tide and wind the sand will repair the hole later and new sand will be deposited and new water will be trapped in the pond
Imagine actually draining out a river and cutting the beach in half just for 30 minutes of surfing while there's an entire ocean in front of you-
It wouldve happened during the next high tide anyway, that river drains like that all the time naturally these guys knew that and started it early to get some fun out of it
Dude you cant possibly drain out a river it constanly running it is a natural process
@micdeath waves
@micdeath waves put sand back at his place that's a natural process they just cause the break a little bit sonner but the river gonna break anyways
@@cykablyat5611 was it constantly running before they dug that fucking canal?
At first I was happy watching it.
But after some minutes, I felt worried about the worsen dig.
This kind of situation happens all The Time, you don't need to worry, The River Will carry stuff Back and patch up The hole on its side If it's not reinforced
they didn’t destroy the river or the ecosystems, the river breaks on its own a couple times a month when the sand can no longer hold the water. they just sped up the process.
Well, local law enforcement and environmentalists seems to tell otherwise : www.lagunabeachindy.com/breaching-the-berm-at-aliso-creek/
@@eVill420 Did you see how much water was coming out? 😆. You'll need a hurricane and big heavy rain to even come close to match that.
@@Ace-jb6gi it's a river, right next to the sea, meaning it is very close to ending there in the first place. its side is also just sand, if them simply drawing a 10 cm wide line in the sand is enough to make the bank explode then it was going to do that anyway. this is how rivers usually end up re-routing, but if you look back in 10 years the river will be back to flowing the other way, thanks to physics. (water resists inertia like any other matter with mass, meaning it wants to keep flowing straight and thanks to that it's going to slow down there and slowly deposit whatever it was carrying at the curve, filling it up slowly. the reason them doing that is a problem is that they're in a city, everything is built around that river, if it changes course it screws stuff up. if a beaver did that in Canadian wilderness no one would care.
bro is a country level threat 🤘
This is actually illegal to do in the state of California. There are multiple endangered species that solely depend on the lagoons as their only habitat.
lol
Thats not a lagoon. Thats Aliso Creek. Any rain up stream and it would have gone to the ocean anyway.
after a hightide it cover back in a day. even you do this every day. if form back after hightide. actually they help the stagnant water in river not forming too much bacteria . they released it to ocean.
Note: don't do this in California
Call the cops
One month later.
Me: Where's the beach?
The beach will be restored naturally with the bay waves depositing the sand along the beach so this joke makes no sense
@@aithane abrasion?
laguna beach i could be wrong
The beach will fix it self front the waves 🌊
@@aithane maybe in a year or more that river probably trickled into the ocean now it 10,000x as much
“Digging it out is illegal “
Proceeds to dig it out
Technically wasn't dug out it eroded away lol
@@deyonnaisac_nt considering they dug the initial trench with the intent of creating this, you sound stupid.
@@user-jt1js5mr3f I’m pretty sure he was just joking damn bro😂
Cali has no bail bra and 950$ in thefts or less is unreportable & all drugs under 2 oz are legal
So laws don’t matter
*life threatening wave*: exists
Surfers: wOaoAOh
Alternate title: how to drain your local river
Its urban runoff. This river breaks through on its own several times. At least once a month
Natural
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This can’t be a serious concern of yours. Where did you think the water goes??? They just made a new channel.
@@ChrundleTGreat oh it’s not
This one of them random ass videos that nobody searches for but just ends up watching it. Naw but this cold asf
NateTheGreat 28 👍
Cold asf? You mean this isn't pure fire? It's not lit af?
This explains the drought that California is going through right now.
Damn a year later and it’s just now infecting it
🤣🤣
It was a year ago bud
@@Tuubluu California's been in a drought for like 20 years, it's just especially bad this year
@@evanbarnes9984 it’s from a river it’s fine
This shit was dug with flippers, no shovels, no mini excavator, fucking swimming flippers 😂😂
Description says: DIGGING IT OUT IS ILLEGAL
They dug it out
calix451 and posted the video of themselves doing it... oops
*dug
@@liammorgan5899 Ush you're right
Thought the same thing. It’s probably just a fine though and the video I’m sure more than made up for it
Party on Garth
Actually this may look cool. But I think it's wrong ruining water life in that river / pond just to surf
Yeah it’s really not…
Read the description. It may change your opinion.
@@ethanbrown2019 in which it says it's illegal to dig it out. Which is what they did.
I wasn't arguing, just providing man. No need to assume.
I think u got it mixed up. That polluted river water is damaging the marine life. It's brackish water, and heavily polluted from the city. Millions of gallons in that short time frame is only damaging the ocean
So you can just destroy a chunk of the beach with no consequences in California? 🙃
Try living here bae
Forget the beach, what about the sweet water wasted.
Yes. That river breaks it's banks multiple times a month. With how high it was, it would have done the exact same thing naturally within a few days.
Yep. Crime is no longer illegal in CA
@@Darklor_WCF crime, coming free to a lefty shit hole near you
I'm 95% sure this idea was conceived during a killer smoke session lol.
“Hey bro, you wanna tear apart a beach to make waves even though there are waves literally right next to us?”
“Righteous bro!”
It’s like a Beavis & Butthead episode, but called Kai & Kai.
Broski* u gotta talk in surfer talk lol
SHAKA BRAH!
"tearing beach apart" is a very specific way to say 'runoff'
Californians be like bro why is our state running out of water
I think sometimes the world needs a Karen for situations like this
Lol
And here you are🙃
@@alkjdfowierj Damn. Ya got me🤡☝🏻
Yup brotha I dont think thats good for the beach
And if you look to your right theres a karen with nothing to do.
You just cut off grandma's favorite walking route. She's not going to be happy, and you won't like grandma when she's angry.
Grandma will take her stick and beat them lol
Grandma smash!
grandma goes granny go brrrrrrrrr
BRIDGE.
river breaks only last a few hours before sediments (the same things making the waves) build up and block the river from flowing
You guys are surfing engineers! Radest thinking I have ever seen, Elon would be proud!
"DIGGING IT OUT IS ILLEGAL.... So here is a video of us digging it out."
I was just thinking, this has to be illegal. How is it repaired?
@@apex_blue HOW IN TF
Unless they got a permit to dig it out, as it causes massive beach erosion, it was illegal.. it costs the towns and cities millions to fix beaches every year just from natural erosion, then millions more from asshats like this... they alone washed out several tons of sand.. not to mention small fauna and seabed life in the fallout area can be choked and burried, killing it off..
@@apex_blue I'm referencing the caption of the video. They state it is illegal in their own caption and then proceed to show them doing it in the video.
@@mo_tha_great5795 its a natural lagoon from the ocean itself
Alternative title "the time me and my bros totally caused an ecological disaster"
Alternative title for this comment "local dumbass has no idea what he's talking about"
????? Same thing would occur if they helped it or not. Educate yourself
@@zanedietlin7645 no it wouldn't.
@@unverified_Vids few more days of rain and that would've happened
i think they do this a couple of times. its not ecological disaster. nature cover that river back. after hightide it cover again with sand. and repeat. only takes a day to cover that back. actually they help the stagnant water to prevent forming more toxic bacteria.
Feel bad for the ducks that we’re chilling in the pond
It's a River runoff
Ahora es un pato surfista :)
@@WalkerAnger good
@Tiger Eye 17 ducks can fly
They were gulls, not ducks.
Geologists: the great lakes were formed by icebergs
What actually happened:
Fun fact
SXW23SEQ
@@tobiasobermayr501 ?
I helped my daughters build a little river at the beach and it turned into one of these !
Its not permanent, it forms back in the next couple of storms pushing the sand back up the beach.
We have a lake outside our town that does the same thing. Trouble is, if you dig it out the upstream effect it has is it exposes sands that crabs, yabbies, stingrays and other marine life call home. It does drain naturally but timing is important to not disturb mating cycles. You can really decimate an ecosystem doing this. This one's urban run off so the water is probably putrid and doesn't support much life but idk 🤷
Can I do it anywhere or does it have to have another river?
@@zaddockki believe it’s illegal in a lot of places
Do not ever do this is you care about the eco system
@@sebaschan-uwudont care about the ecosystem
i went down to aliso creek in may and this spot is somewhat restored, but there is still a huge gap from this.
It does this naturally all the time, they kind of just speed it up, you probably went a day or two after the water had left. It goes back to normal Wayyy faster than people think
@@vincentkiesel8626 yeah but we can't interrupt nature and then make excuses. In my country this is illegal. Its like to say " Let's open the colour of the flower before it bloomed" it's not working like that¡
@@hehehehaw8346 living plants are different from flowing water. Rivers and flowing water change like this all the time. If they’re able to do this by digging a small trench then it would’ve happened anyway if it rained it would’ve happened the same way. Or even an animal walking from that body of water to the ocean.
@@hehehehaw8346 although it was illegal, they didn’t do any real harm. The vid desc says it breaks a few times every month anyway
@@hehehehaw8346 Nature would do this anyway, it's not harmful to the environment. It's illegal only because if someone gets hurt in that stream they could sue the city and nobody wants to deal with that.
Government:ahhh! Now we have to build another dam
For everyone saying this was ‘ok’ because the river over flows from time to time… forests burn naturally too but if you light one up ‘for fun’ you’re going to jail. This was just plain dumb.
Not as dumb as your comment. If you actually watched the video you'd see lifeguards around. Obviously they had permission or they would be in jail
@@danger170388 look it up on google. They were arrested and are paying a huge ass fine.
@@jasonhamm7174 I did and found nothing. What's a huge as fine? Huge as what?
No, because fires are really dangerous and can effect local areas and kill people. Plus that same exact event would have happened one or two days later regardless of the dudes.
You’re literally comparing two guys digging out some sand at the public beach to arson.
@@Bongoid he must be a liberal because they're the only ones brainless enough to make that comparison
All the little crab and stuffs living in the sand were having a Continental Drift...
Fish: living peacefully in the river
These guy: make a thic river
Fish getting Pulled to the ocean : yo yo wtf
Seriously. They caused harm to the local wildlife and for miles inland. Smh..
@@danejurus69 happens every year naturally. They just speed it up a few days.
@@danejurus69 nope
Lmfao HAHAHAHAHA
this looks insane i really wanna try doing this (btw you should try using leg ropes so you dont lose your board or have to go look for it when uou fall of) I LOVE THIS MATE
Imagine being on a casual walk then on your way back you just run into a river with rapids
Thank you for all the likes :) Team Blair 🤙🏻
*at a beach*
*sees lake*
"Let's make waves and drain the lake"
River that replenishes due to water cycle
@@WalkerAnger yea totally would fill up then not go into the ocean
@@pacificislander976 read desc bro
@@WalkerAnger 😯😦😶🤭
@@pacificislander976 this is the main rivers runoff, it usually breaches like this then the ocean tide pushes the sand back onto the beach so the whole cycle can repeat.
Everyone also getting this recommended huh?
Mors Mutual Sucks
Yup
Yea
No. I explicitly searched for this type of video
Yup but I’d rather get the weekly update vid from mmi in my recommended
Dudes definantly responsible for the sea levels rising
Description: "digging it out is ILLEGAL"
Video: "shows they dug it out"
this will happen naturally from rain overtime like week or month.
SimpleGamingPC we’ve all read the description. 🙄
Ekaterina S clearly in other comments some people have not
No it was the old guy with the cane who drew the first line for the water to get out. They just witnessed the effects.
ibo ayoubi They didn’t dig it out all the way, it got larger because it was pretty much natural. It happens every couple months.
Nobody:
Me during the coronavirus quarantine: I've watched this 4 times in a week
Yup
@Mike same
Me too!!
No you haven’t
I watch it 😂 n disbelief. These people are morons
Am I the only one wondering if all the people who say "am I the only one wondering" read the hundreds of other comments that are wondering exactly what they are wondering?
I wonder
I'm wondering if your wondering what we're wondering?
😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeahhhh..considerable...😕
Wonderful
I love it 🌊🏄🏽❤
Imagine someone walks to one side but can't get back because the beach is gone.
Yeah lol
@puteqx okay bro calm down
Yeah lol
Yeah lol
Yeah lol
This would've killed like a 100 people if it was in India.
Omg hahahahaahahahaahahah
Nah they take shits on beaches
Indians don't kill people man, they scam them lol
Agent AzZ oh you know it
@@opopo3342 yeah on beaches like you..
And people hate skaters for being “destructive”
Kobe Caldwell the sweet water fish are going to the salty water there going to die
Jason Martinez it took me a solid 5 attempts to read that sentence
Who think skaters "destructive"
[deleted] it’s because in The spanish version of fresh water translates to sweet water 🙃
This happens naturally all the time. It's a cycle. The water eventually starts to flow over and breaks like this and then high tide blocks the river off again.
THE DUCKS IN THE POND 😭😭😭😭
Just destroyed a beach walkway and drained a river.
You can't drain a river by flowing it too the ocean
@@thwalesproductions you blind? U saw how rocks from the bottom of that river or creek can be seen right? And they were walking there taking videos plus might not know tons of fish were there now there gone. And that beach walkway now split just destroyed a nice beach.
@@toothpick4761 shut up it would have happened naturally as well also tide would just bring in sand and block it all up its fine they are not destroying anything stop being so idiotic you can't drain a river that is going into the ocean really cause there is a water source if you cut that water source maybe it will drain but creating a path to the ocean is completely harmless
@@toothpick4761 When it rains, it happens exactly the same or even much worse, what the hell are you talking about, lol.
@@gabrielrekt905 your clearly an idiot. Did you see any natural thing that happnd? 6 meter wide how deep it went from their doing? Stick to gaming moron stay away from outdoors best for you.
This was the most selfish and destructive thing I think I’ve ever seen so openly bragged about
What about nukes???
I know
It’s beautiful isn’t it
What do you think the river does when it rains man ? Just sit growing like a big clear wall? Yoi....
It happens naturally all over the world daily. You’ve obviously never lived at the beach Valley boy.
@@jonwiddicombe101 There's a difference though. When it rains it overflows and simply spills all over with usually the sand absorbing or just moving out to the ocean. However, digging it out leaves a clear path to the ocean meaning the water will force its way through it and keep eroding the sand, which isnt coming back. Wouldn't that just leave a giant rift in the beach? Not gonna lie, that sounds like a real incovenience (and might even cause structural problems later on).
Alllllllll that area these idiots destroyed for a few minutes of insane dangerous undertow BOOGIE BOARDING lol soooooo cool a boogie board hero.
I will call them, with a respect,
The honorable beach destroyers. lol.
This happens naturally a few times every year. A small lake builds up and breaks through the sand when it can't hold it longer. They just sped up the process
@@Inexpressable ikr people getting pissed off for no reason
i wish i could do this myself it looms super fun
Surprising how there werent any cops or something to interfere, or im just dumb
@@marchosius they probably called the city with the film idea and got the ok to do it
@@marchosius
There were lifesaver-like-dude
in the middle of the video,
who's acting like a cop, which no one really cared.
2:02 is no one gonna talk about the guy on the left surfing being absolute getting DEMOLISHED by the wave?😂
Hard to imagine how it all escalated from just a small piss -like sprinkle .. amazing
Are those houses still there or been swallowed lol.
I would love to see a time lapse video of the river during one of these, just to watch the water level drop.
Omgosh…like on new years eve?
who knows@@E2018-q2b
This is what I was trying to look up but apparently no one has created it.
Literally not how this works......its not even connected to a river dumass its an estuary....
I don’t think the water level would fall that dramatically if even noticeable.
There's a huge difference between the river naturally breaking out and forcing it to break out. This is just selfish.
Is it cause there are fish in the river
What's the difference?
Mad?
@@ellusivegman rapid pollution, danger to other beachgoers and surfers and marine life.
@@scxrlxv9468 YES MANY PEOPLE ARE MAD
Amazing
Braking laws is amazing?
This was sick but that caused a ton of damage to the beach. In Miami the cops would have shut something like this down and tried to arrest those responsible. Their beaches pay the bills…
They only sped up the river formation. The lake was going to naturally form to the beach
@@user-ki8tl7xx5p Yeah... in a few centuries
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The river was opened up the day before this. By the end of the video you can see it's been filled up again by morning the day after.
It's something that happens often naturally, not something that happens at centuries intervals.
@@gaad lol few centuries, hahahaah, those are a sand, it'll be gone in no time
@Canttaloupe when that channel is formed, that's where the lifeguards have to do the majority of their rescues. They were there for life safety. As far as permission, I don't know one way or another, but I doubt it.