Lucky Escpape - I Shouldn't Be Alive - S02 E06 - Survival Documentary
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Experience the adrenaline-pumping accounts of survival in I Shouldn't Be Alive, as ordinary individuals find themselves in extraordinary situations, battling nature's forces and their own will to stay alive.
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This situation is one of my worst nightmares. Complete isolation in endlessly deep water without knowing what's underneath the waves.
Two words: panic attack 😵😫
That's why I stay out of the ocean.
Right o
Me too! I would’ve had an immediate heart attack.
Same
I wouldn't have to worry about getting eaten alive because I would of had a heart attack as soon as I knew I was stranded.
😂Lol
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Same.
Lolllll😂😂😂
Is no one gonna talk about the incredible 5-star reenactment actors?? Between the story and the actors this was amazing
I'll talk about it...if you pay me.
yeahn these are 100 fake scenarios
For real. The reenactment actors on these shows could be in blockbuster dramas and thriller movies.
@@cusoonmyfriend3738 I'm not sure what you mean by fake scenarios .
@@gardensofthegods yes srorry for my english, i meant staged
I’m happy to hear they survived. Just the thought of being lost at sea is enough to spike my anxiety.
Julian, mine too! My anxiety has gone through the roof. I would never have survived out there!
I mean. There narrating the story. So kinda already knew once the video started lol
watching this sparks my anxiety lol
Watch "open water" and "the reef" guys...
I just started this episode and this lady is worried about the sharks, which then her fears spike about the active volcano. Apparently both are active valid concerns, but this dude’s major concern is the weather. I’m gearing up for a shark attack in a volcano while a hurricane is occurring. I’ll stick to the mountains, thank you very much.
The actors in this show are always a plus...their performances bring these incredible stories of perseverance, bravery and resilience to life
Boo!!!
The girls looks similar, usually not even close 😆
Hasn’t anybody ever heard of a SPIRAL search pattern? In the very beginning if that boat had used that they would have found them. You never go in a straight line if you don’t know which direction the person that you’re trying to rescue is from you. You search in an ever widening spiral and that way you find them eventually regardless of which direction they are from you
Never heard of this but it makes so much sense. In terms of finding anything. Wow makes you wonder what we spend all those years in school for
Cheers for that. Makes super sense
Nope
They had to go back for fuel.
This just blew my mind! Makes so much sense!
Each wet suit should be equipped with a GPS tracker. Problem solved.
Couldn’t agree more
if you want to cut cost, a very bright blinker will do at night, and a mirror at day.
Or dont go in the water problem solved
Yes.. You think they'd have that by now.
I thought this as soon as I watched this, I’ve seen so many stranded divers
The movie Jaws pretty much ruined ocean enjoyment for me, and this episode sealed the deal permanently. Thanks!
Spot on!
As it should. We don’t belong there.
😂😂😂
Jaws pretty much ruined enjoyment of the sea, for a whole generation. Me included.
Check out the movie "open water"
MASSIVE SHOUT out to davids bro flying out immediately after he heard his bro was lost at sea. i have 1 bro and he wouldve never done anything like that. MUCH LOVE
He might surprise you - although I hope you never find yourself in such a situation
You don’t know he wouldn’t do that for you
I have 1 sister and she wouldn't do anything to save me as well.
Sorry about your bro. Much love.
okie dokie
So glad those two made it to safety. Being cast adrift in the ocean has got to be one of the scariest of life's experiences.
This guy would be the best guy to sit next to at a wedding or dinner party. What a story to tell.
Id prefere the woman tbf
@@graff.life.82 the guy is ridiculous, if it wasn't her not listening to him they would be dead. This man is dangerously dumb
I felt anxiety watching this laying in my bed safe ...sheesh. That would be terrifying at night
Yeah. I usually watch these stories “lying” in bed too. 😝
Love watching these shows when I’m in bed on a night.
Liam Wood that’s exactly what I’m doing now
me2 lol
This is my sleeping pill 😂
@@KirazFinley lolz
Or eating dinner
I can think of nothing more terrifying than floating in the middle of the ocean at night.
Buried alive is a close second. Or locked up by Nancy Pelosi, be denied representation and never see the light of day again, spend the rest of life in solitary confinement with your only companion a cockroach. All for visiting the Capitol... Is my third.
this reminds me of that open water movie, that was one of the most disturbing movies I’ve ever seen
@@MsRadar23 the movie is called Open Water?
How about getting stuck in a cave?
@@rexx9496 yes there’s a couple of them. One of them they all fall off the boat without putting the ladder on the side. Second one I think is divers get left behind similar to this episode
Watched this story so many times and still chokes me every time. You can only imagine what their minds were going through and how scared they were. So glad they survived x
"If it wasnt safe I wouldnt be here." I wonder how many dead people had this same thought...
I snickered when I heard him say that, too. Kind of reminds me of the epitaph "Hey, watch this!"
@@r.travel57 : "Hold my beer"
So, they’ve been attaching tracking devices to whales and sharks for decades but can’t develop a tracker for divers that gives their exact coordinates at all times exactly for situations like this? Sure
@drew scrivers more like lack of money lol but I am guessing that diving is expensive??? Do most have extra money?? Extra money for me is finally being able to put in new bathroom appliances :-)
And the divers didn't have no radio to the boat, nor extra gas on the boat and the crew just booked on back to the house.
@@jbassshredder5195 Couldn't the boat at least do a quick circle of the area where they were stopped. No, they just looked around and gave up. Wasn't the boat anchored? The divers have flippers; they can swim back to the boat. Something about this whole story. What about the red flags divers put on buoys saying "diver down". 100 things could have made this crisis, not a crisis.
Don’t those trackers pop off after like 48 hours ?
If they would only have stuck the device on their bodies ey?
Seems to me the boatmen weren't too attentive to the divers. Can't they figure out the currents, and act accordingly?
No there intligence was nil.
Drugs
Never go diving with idiots
@@TheRjjrjjr ikr?
@@TheRjjrjjr Was because of low fuel but I why not have extra fuel onboard if there could be a risk of running out of it?
Amazing story of survival.. It was wonderful to hear they made it out alive.. Being lost at sea to me would be the most scariest thing.
So here's a way to improve your show. At the end you should ask these survivors what would they have done differently to prevent their own tragedy from happening? This information could then be used to prevent others from falling into the same set of circumstances that they found themselves in.
There is a series on Netflix (uk) called ‘could you survive’ or something like that, and it does exactly this :)
Thought the same thing
most of the survivors are idiots who put themselves into dangerous situations and were lucky to be rescued. id ask a professional who hasnt been featured on this show.
or for the makers of these wet suits and diving equipment to EQUIP them with emergency rescue devices: flashing lights, reflectors, tracking gadgets, etc, etc
@@lutab0507 That's the one thing I think of too like some kind of water proof flares if they exist.
Always go with your gut instinct. If it doesn’t feel right then don’t do it.
She probably jinxed the whole trip with her neurotic attitude. She def ruined the fun.
Happy luck
Not all the time. At times it's just paranoia
@@Roosyer jinxed? the boatmen ruined it by losing track of the divers, not her attitude. how do you manage to victim blame her in this situation?
ALWAYS! .) yes indeed
I am a grown 62 year old man and I did every freaking thing I could do to keep the tears out of my eyes but I just couldn’t lol. I know I didn’t feel anything close to what they did but I was so happy to see that boat myself 😭😂😭😂😂😂
Dont cry daddy..
@@tarantula1225 ehm...
I know what you mean
@@michellestella7477 🤣
Santa?
I'm amazed with the actors they actually acting like a pro from Hollywood😳
hollywood is overrated my guy, alot of underrated actors do much better jobs for x10 less pay.
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Ikr!!
@@dmitrijsmironovs7513 p
Nc
I’m so glad I rediscovered this show. Seen a couple episodes years and years back and stumbled into it again now I’m binging it. Such insane treacheries these people endure. It’s a miracle they survived
I hope they make new ones
I've been on a two weeks cruise ship a few yrs ago, and had hours to look at the ocean waves, and the amount and volume of dark blue water, the height of those waves, and depth of the dark below the surface. It is just incredible . I cannot imagine being in that water for 15 minutes, let alone 26 hrs and a whole night. A person is like a leaf in that water. It is a miracle that they survived, against all odds and were able to swim almost all the way back to land and be rescued alive. They probably swam way more than 20 miles, as they kept being carried away by the current.
Those two are the most likable people I’ve seen on this show so far. I have no idea how long ago this was produced but I hope they’re doing well and wish them all the best.
she annoyed me with "i didn't want to look at his face" his face was helping you woman! and "I didn't want to be in that situation" what a waste of energy - you ARE there!
@@kittykat8177 And yet, he was the incompetent one as the experienced guide. He withheld info about the great hammerhead sightings knowing she wouldn't go on the dive otherwise. He dove in strong current without safety measures, didn't even have the standard whistle - that could be heard for miles - on him!
The boat crew also seems to have been utterly clueless about where they were going or how to calculate for currents, even that there were strong ones.
She in contrast didn't do anything wrong in planning or exciting the dive. Except ignoring her gut feeling.
Huh What? She was absolutely awful!
@@kittykat8177 🤣🤣
@belladonnasbat5816 I'm sorry but I would have pitched a tent in my wetsuit if she intertwined herself around me like she did him. Just the slightest touch of a woman and my johnson is sprung. When she straddled him she would felt what makes a man a man.
Being lost in the water is way worse then being lost in the forest
I'd have to agree, bruh. Daggum. I get nervous looking over the ocean from the beach. 🤣🤣🤣
Absofreakinglutely
They had a similar circumstance occur but the divers were never found. They didn't realize they were missing until several days later and by that time they were obviously dead. Imagine this same thing happening but nobody ever comes.....
@@brucesmith9092 What were their names? I want to look into the story. I'm interested in that type of stuff.
@@kylein9869 _"Disappearance of Tom and Eileen Lonergan"_ is what it's listed as under Wikipedia, I couldn't post the link for some reason. Anyhow, they also made a movie about it called *"Open Water"*
I can't imagine the bond these two people formed. To go through something like that would have to create a life long bond.
@Tony Toney I don't really understand exactly what you are saying but I made the comment from personal experiences that I have had. I worked as a Paramedic 12 years and went through pretty rough situations with people and still have a life long bond that is different than anything else I have ever experienced.
@Tony Toney I should have been more descriptive but I really don't know how to explain it. The bonds that I have formed with people that I worked with in EMS are some of most special memories and feelings that I have. You don't get to pick these people like making friends on the playground or picking up date at a bar. It's all random based on who you are assigned to work with and the calls are assigned at random. Years later when you get together you just pick right back up at the same spot. It's magic really.
This is a Karen. remember my friend.........
So you all think..I reckon I'd be livid with him... his lousy planning and not mentioning the 2 aggressive Hammerhead sharks in the area. I might have stayed on the boat given the news .
I'd be like "I'm glad you survived and I'm sure you're a nice person, but I never want to see your face again".
You're already part of a food chain when you get in that water. I love watching these stories because I'm LIVING!!! through them.
The fact that they are both telling the story gives me hope 🤨
Hope for what? Were you still unsure if they survived?
He’s been blessed with a wonderful brother.
I've been snorkeling in relatively deep water several times. I'll never forget the first time tho. Realizing that it wasn't just 360° like standing on land. It was EVERY possible angle in every possible direction. Below, above and all around me. Chilling when you get your first taste of that feeling.
Dayum, water water everywhere and all the boards did shrink!
Water water everywhere, and not a drop to drink!
@@Freedom4PalestineEndZioNazism yep...mustve read the ancient mariner !!!!! thought we would not notice 😂. Its nor any drop to drink....
@@Freedom4PalestineEndZioNazism there should be portable salt water filter cannisters
That’s scary I love the Ocean
@chris kid OK, so THAT IS SO NOT TRUE..............they can and do attack up from the bottom vertically. SMFH.
one thing in common in all stories here the first rescue always misses.
@cowboy 1605 well... the show is called "shouldnt be alive" not "got rescued instantly". Crazy...
I agree lol
Yup
It seems to be the formula for these types of shows. A funny parody of these shows is on you tube called I Shouldn’t be Alive- Locked in a SUV. It’s hilarious!
@@patrikpass2962
LOL
They seem like two really nice people and I am glad they made it out alive.
The woman is as dumb as a box of rocks, but yeah, she seems 'nice'.
They needed location devices.
The take away everybody should realize from this is; Never give up there is always one more thing you can do.
This was one of the best episodes i have seen so far. The actors and narration was 👍🏽 like a 🍿 movie 🎥
A popcorn movie?
She wanted adventure & she got it.
yes
Did she ever go diving again?
yeah right.
couldnt believe she become diver.yet not calmed in that kind situation.amazed on the guy coz he didnt leave the girl. if i were him, im gonna leave that kind of girl that always panicking and making noises in water..🙄🙄😒😒
@@protradingservices8955 hope she didnt coz she cant handle that kind of situation. she just survive because of the guy.
@@protradingservices8955 nah at the end it said she never open water dived again but the fella still does....She didn't really want to at the start, so doesn't suprise me. I probably wouldn't either, gotta learn from our mistakes.
What an absolutely heart-warming tale of human courage and determination... oh yeah, and a bit of luck. I'm so happy for them both
@@mrconcept no worries mate 👍
@@mrconcept obviously they survived they are doing interview
@@mrconcept The name of the show kinda gives it away lol
@@isitoveryet9525 Let's go diving together Darling😏
Tremendously lucky, when does a shark choose not to eat. The only thing I can think of is they evolved to know humans hunt man eating sharks
Very scary to imagine yourself in that situation. Glad they made it.
Who else loves the lost at sea episodes?
9:30 Suddenly that boring job in Toronto didn't seem all that bad after all.
I mean to choose Canada over shark infested water is crazy enough!
hahahahahaa
🤣
@@joeb2588 9nki9.mk9
@@joeb2588 ahem! I'm Canadian, What have you to say about Canada ?
if there’s one thing I’ve learned from watching this series it’s DON’T MESS AROUND WITH THE OCEAN
Or Jim
Follow your instincts!!! Your gut never lies!
Her gut instinct told her something wasn't right,She should of follow it...
Gamblers gambling all their money away are usually following their instincts though
If only you could see what my gut is capable of!!
Haha
So true
Then I wouldn’t make it another day to work....
So well acted and produced. I got a lil teary eyed.
Awh
In 1999 I read in the Metro newspaper in Rome about a couple stranded in the ocean. They were forgotten by the captain of the boat who brought them, he just didn't count the divers. Unfortunately, they have never been found. A couple of years later there was a movie about them "Open water".
Yep, we all know about that tragic story….
I think divers must always have a blowing whistle 4 emergency reasons
And flares
And walkytalky that can be concealed to be use out of water
some sort of epirb would be better with gps tracker
Use a rope tether when you dive! And the people on the boat should know which way the current goes, and scan the water 360 degrees!
@@beringstraitrailway How far from the tether can the diver typically go though? I bet a lot of divers would deem this restrictive not realizing the dangers of strong currents, especially when they are much stronger below the water than at the surface. You often don't even feel them below the surface if you're not close to the bottom because you have no reference.
-Let's go dive into shark infested open ocean !
-Ok dont make any backup plans
Right?! "Let's not tell anyone where we are on our next dive"
To be fair Davids been a diver for 30 years.
@@tc3800 you forget murphys law .
The tv show was the backup plan
How could you!!!!!dogs are more dangerous than sharks you know!!!
I love the fact that he didn't say anything to her about the hammerhead sharks to avoid panic. 💯
Hammerheads actually rarely attack actually I hope they'd tell them that.
I got chilling my spine watching this documentary! Your are fighters and survivors! 🥰
"I'm nervous of the ocean and diving, I worry about sharks..."
"You've got the job"
I hate shark killer humain
She has other valuable assets bro.....
I really like him. He seems super nice. I like her too. Glad they made it!
The lesson is when diving in the open sea, when you drift from your vessel, bring waterproof flares.
ikr! That's EXACTLY what I was thinking too!
That’s what I was thinking!
Light. Some kind of light would work too
And a dive line from the boat
@@ApexBizzySolutions I only know that because my brother is a marine technologists
Can't help but anxiously watch the timer to see how much they'd have to endure before they are rescued.
Hahah🤣
awww!
That Was me!!!!
@@janetm6092 Same here!
Could the boatmen not read the current and deduced “they probably floated in this direction”?
The boatmen should be accountable.They should look more further.They left them knowing they are there in the sea. So unprofessional and careless.
Agree
I’m such a pro at this now that I knew the first heli wouldn’t see them 😬
Right that’s why I’m starting not to believe this. Always the same story lol
Me too bro,I knew already it's not gonna see them
@@TheWaynelds ok bro
@@TheWaynelds hi bro
@@TheWaynelds chill bro
She definitely got the adventure of her lifetime. I love watching these shows.
I don't know anything about diving but even I know large bodies of water have currents. It seems a huge oversight for both to just drop divers in the ocean, use motors to maintain position and take zero account of how currents will affect the divers. Just massive incompetence to completely ignore the currents and spend hours circling the spot you left them.
@@listrahtes Please dont knock tours from Egypt They have professional
companies run safely and professionally. I have been on a tour in a potentially
dangerous situation and it was handled well, I felt very safe.
Estoy 😭😭😭😭😭emocionada y agradecida de Dios al ver como fueron cuidados por El .
A miracle they made it. Luck of the draw! Others in the same predicament don't make it! You never know, do you? I'm so glad they lived to tell their story. That was really exciting
Two of the most likeable human beings I ever saw on survivors, but they spent far too long in the water worrying about predatators. 20 miles out I would immediately point myself towards land and not stop until I get there. But I loved this episode because of the two people.
That's easy to say when your not in that situation
@@consullacaldwell7268 I will never know until it happens to me
mhm sure. when the current works in your way. if not, you made no progress and spent all your energy.
I understand why they stayed put for so long, but I think I'd be inclined to swim too. It would help me mentally. If the current is against me, all that means is I drift off-course more slowly. If it's with me, then I might just get to land. Or at least be closer to my goal.
@Alex Alex well you could figure out which direction the sun's going down to figure out which direction to swim...
David: “They got the engines on they can’t hear us over the engines”
Also David: *TURN ‘EM OFF*
😂😂
Haha
The logic is astounding huh?
He was panicking tho...
This is exactly what happened to the couple that went on a dive cruise off of the Bahamas, got left behind, and were never found. The movie "Open Water" is based on that story.
Yes, I watched it was a sad movie. I remember when Jaws came out I took my younger brother with me after the move he was afraid to be in the bathtub for weeks. I think that move must have scared a lot of people back then.
@@davidgreen5997 Jaws was an R rated movie when it came out in the 1970s. You had to be 16 years old to get in for this reason
i tink their names were tom and eileen lonergan its sad they were never rescued
@@davidgreen5997 For sure! I couldn't swim alone in a pool after that film.
Yeah the ending was pretty sad
as a PADI Dive-Master & having worked 13 years for Divers Alert Network, I wonder why he didn’t listen to her about her doubts to dive? Or why they put their masks on the top of their heads (a real no-no in all teaching organizations) instead of around their necks? The movie “Open Water” should have taught us of what to do in case of emergency. Delighted to hear the happy ending instead of another Open Water situation.
The experience was so fearful...but the survival technique is so inspiring...Great and brave couple...
How terrifying. They were so lucky they had their diving gear on. There have been people lost at sea with less and for longer and they miraculously survived too. I am so glad this had a happy ending. Very scary nightmare scenario. Just don’t give up on your life if you get into a life threatening position. Let these people be your inspiration to survive.
If it's your time to go...you will "go" (die) regardless....if it's not your time to die...you🌊🌊survive :)
In all of these episodes you know pretty much from the get-go that the story has a basically happy ending...obviously because the story is being told by the actual people who survived the ordeal of each particular episode and are telling about it.
Well presented. But, no less terrifying. When the sun goes down....that would be pretty rough psychologically. You're just waiting for teeth to sink in you from any direction.
That would have to be the most horrifying feeling to know it could happen at any second. I think I would probably drown myself first.😬
So terrifying to even think about. Episodes like this one where people are stuck in the middle of the ocean give me extreme anxiety. I couldn't ever imagine 😲
I couldn’t even imagine the sheer terror
@@dootdoot94xo44 i believe you can just stop trying to float im sure going down wouldnt be hard for the ocean
The idea of anything touching me would creep me out. Don't forget jellyfish 😆
Sharks are more afraid of us.....lol.
Being in open water after dark would be pure horror. Glad they made it.
And something brushes your leg....
Watch the movie Open Water, its based on a true story of a couple on their honey moon who went diving with a group. Only they died. Awesome movie.
@@fastmoneyflow You dont tell someone to watch a movie then spoil it in the next sentance. /Facepalm
@@fastmoneyflow why the heck would you tell someone to watch a movie and then tell them the ending?
U need to watch the movie
So glad you’re both safe and healthy!
This was a gut wrenching story. I'm very glad that they survived. This video was like a roller-coaster. They seem very affected by it even now , PTSD is real.
this Lady needs 2 write a book , this would b great in print 👍
Better than her annoying voice.
Eric Martindale her narration/commentary voice was super calm and almost soothing to me :)
I thought that these ppl who go diving and drive boats would know about currents.
Yes, exactly, and I'm also surprised that the locals who searched for them didn't go in the direction of the current if they knew local conditions so well.
It's problematic in life when we assume too much from others. U r yr own first responder. That's why having an emergency whistle and such r imperative.
Youd be surprised how dumb so of these so called captains are . Drugs , alcohol etc . And egos .
Dont rely on anyone but yourself by being prepared for emergencies .
@@jamesharris184 true. A whistle saved Rose. Lol jk
“I wanted more excitement in my life”
“Wait, never mind, I’m going back to Canada”
Lol yeh I thought that to👍😆👍...
Nice...😁😁😁😆😅
@@micahhardman3183 niceh
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Did she go back to working in a hotel?
You know something terrible is about to happen when you’re having an amazing time. Happens every time
HORRIFYING! This is a nightmare. I was crying I was so happy for them when that boat showed up. Beyond scary. They should have very bright colors and maybe a built in system tracker if they are lost as sea. If they can send a man to the moon this is a piece of cake I would think.
"Let's conserve energy!". Yeah right. Smooth operator David.
Thanks for the laugh 😂
Exactly 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
I was thinking the same thing
Haha
"Don't forget to save me too!" ~ The cameraman.
These guys are always forgotten 😁😁😁👍👍
@@moses468 yeah but they always survive
@@richardcranium3417 Yeah that's a fact 😁😁👍
or camera woman...chuckle .. i hear ya:::
@@richardcranium3417 not always, there is plenty of missing episodes
Why on earth would someone have a deathwish like this ? I dont swim in any sea. Just in pools. Sea and oceans are not for us. Its for the sharks leave it that way.
Okay, and for the people who feel offended , just jump into the ocean have some fun!
And how you know sharks and everything without our divers!! Someone has to do something for us.
Sharks are in all that ocean water
@Wodin's Word ???
Yeah man the sharks own the ocean just the sharks
@Mladen Krkovic there is no shark free bodies of water, sharks have been documented in all oceans, at all depths, all temperatures and so on, scary isnt it?
I was recently in Hawaii. One afternoon, I decided to “ Boogey Board” in the ocean in a large cove area . I decided to swim out a little bit further than normal. That part of the ocean where I swam was calm but very deep. I looked below me and there were two creatures with huge long dark shadows following me. I froze but then swam towards shore on my board. After several minutes, I realized that it was a sea turtle followed by a porpoise . I found out later that day , a surfer was attacked by a shark in that very same cove in the early morning. The ocean is a jungle under water.
They should have shut that cove area down if a surfer was attacked by a shark ( or any possibly dangerous sea creature) that morning...for a few hours at least!! They do that here on the East Coast...I thought it was required safety procedures pretty much everywhere!!
Tiger sharks are prevalent there and they love sea turtles.
I'm interested...what do people consider deep? 100 meters? A mile? 60 feet? 80 feet? I just don't know...🤔
This must be seen in Big Screen they are great actors
Congratulations!!!
Brave hearts the two survivors
ALWAYS follow your instincts. They are there to protect you.
I cried when you guys finally got rescued and all throughout. I thought you were going to get rescued by the helicopter and it broke my heart when you guys didn’t 😭 I’m so happy the sharks didn’t go for you guys and you guys got out of the water just as you went in 😭🤍
When in the water , NEVER TAKE YOUR MASK OFF don’t put it on your wrist , don’t push it on your forehead , don’t have it round your neck. Unless you are back in the boat/ on dry land, your mask stays on your face wether you are underwater or on the surface.
Also when diving in the sea , maybe take with you one or all of the following.
A whistle , an old CD they make great mirrors, an inflatable dive marker , they are easy to fold away till needed , bright orange and 2 meters tall when you inflate it, you could even write HELP on it in large friendly letter with a marker pen.
Or you could forget all of them and have an amazing story to tell if you make back .
😂
Do you wear a backpack to carry that stuff
Well the mask should already be on your face and the other items are about the size of a matchbox or smaller and fit into a BC. Pocket or hang of your harness. CDs were never known for taking a lot of space. Like I said you could dive in the sea without any of this stuff and you will probably get away with it,,,,,,, till you don’t.
Large friendly letters I love it. Great comment as well
@@liberate72000 because CD's were around in the '70's
Never let pier pressure get the best of you. If you don't feel comfortable about a dive,than by all means,DON'T DIVE!
They dove WITHOUT a line dropped from the boat. No contingency plan. No flares. No whistle. No safety protocol for being so far offshore between them and the crew... no "watch" established on the boat. This young lady put trust in a fool and let blind faith dictate the outcome which was predictable and that's why she had a bad feeling about it. An act of stupidity and no prior antecedent situations the diver himself had experienced. He is an idiot with a bad attitude and that's another reason she had that instinctive bad feeling.
This is how the movie Open Water was made about two divers from Australia and their boat took off as they had the wrong head count. Despite a massive search by the Australian Coast Guard and dozens of private search vessels they never were found. So these guys were blessed, it just wasn't their time. I had a similar experience on Isla. Mujeres where the current took me farther from the southern tip of the island. I had to do a one mile swim going away from the island just to escape the current and be able to swim back to the island. Very scary.
That's got be the scariest thing ever to watch the boat disappear., My goodness stuck in sharks land wow!
Bet she went back to Toronto Canada.or she might of not.Hard to say..
The jelly fish were the replacement for a shark, it was sort of warning them. Each sting was saying, " don't...you...ever...swim...in....shark...infested...water...agaaaaain ".
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Amazed the boats didn’t try to head to the direction of the current. Great story and perseverance in adversity with guts. Nice to see they are friends too it’s a bond you could never have with anyone else
Great job by the actor and actress in this one .
Interesting how so many comments are derogatory on the woman while no one so far has pointed out how many unacceptable mistakes this allegedly experienced diver (diving for 30 years!) made that brought them into such a horrible situation in the first place.
Agree, the diver was responsible. In open wster you always calculate with currents and waves and prepare with safety equipment and underwster navigating . He was clueless
Unacceptable mistakes like what Mr. Expert? Tell us since you clearly know everything
Well it was her choice trying to show off ...she was pretty dumb....hope she smarten
Up a bit and starts to get to know people a bit more before going out in ocean or
Anywhere else with them at such short notice ....some women never learn though
There is nothing derogatory said here in the comments about the woman.
I understand they didn't want to swim because they were waiting for the boat to come back, but why didn't they at least swim back to the volcano area where they were left
Whoa wait a minute, this guy has to pay for the rescue of his missing brother...
Capitalism! Hurrah!
When they get saved and start laughing,
You know it's their moment in life of happiness.
This show finds better actors than most tv shows and movies.
Divers are braver than I could ever be! I would have totally freaked out and fainted!!!
Life is so unpredictable, if they had been lost at sea the day before or the day after they might not have survived ,but I'm so happy that they did .allso great Actor's
What an experience. My worst nightmare. Unimaginable, unbelievable but wow what an experience to be able to talk about.
Why do helicopters fly that high in rescue missions?They can hardly see anything . Just a random thought, idk
They use FLIR cameras (Forward Looking infrared) and can see heat signatures from far away
I know..thinking exactly same thing..
I was thinking the same thing
@@sc0tte1-416 I dunno bro. This was a commercial helicopter, not a rescue, military, research, or police helicopter.
So they have room for error and time to troubleshoot if something goes wrong with the Helicopter...Flying too low they could crash into the water without having time and ROOM to try and fix the problem...Also they can cover MUCH more ground while they are looking by flying Higher...They also have cameras on board
The crazy part is they pretty much made it! They make the rocks sound like a death sentence but it's very possible they would have survived relatively unscathed.
What a great story and ending