The last clip will truly shock you 😱😱 ❗ #northsea #ocean #sea #adventure #shorts

Have you experienced the North Sea's ferocity ?🌊 🌊 Known for its tempestuous storms, towering waves, and capricious tides, the North Sea presents a daunting challenge for sailors. The unforgiving weather, combined with congested maritime traffic, concealed shoals, and offshore installations, transforms navigation into a tension-filled ballet. Skippers perpetually confront the risk of collisions and shipwrecks as they contend with nature's might. Within this maritime battleground, true seamanship prowess is showcased, where only the most skilled can safely traverse the turbulent North Sea. The last clip will truly shock you❗

#northsea #ocean #sea #adventure #shorts #explore #dangerous #ship

[susannahleggatt]

Anyone that works the North sea is as hard as nails.... Total respect.

[angelbulldog]

Not even for Rockefeller money would I do this because of extreme motion sickness. So much respect for those who can.

[orpheeorphee]

C’est à la fois tellement magnifique et immense force et courage à tous ces hommes braves 💪🏽

[durgavijaya]

It's just amazing that humans have built a concrete structure in such situations as you have seen in a clip!
Mad respect for these brave men.

[markthompson]

Why do u put “North Sea” when there are pictures from Alaskan crabers in the Berant sea and Japanese longliners in the Pacific Ocean ?
I’ve earned my living in the North Sea, so I know the difference between boats.
Just be honest, that’s all I ask 🤷‍♂️✌️🇬🇧

[vickil]

Thank you for all the hard risk and danger these deal with. As for a job… No Thank You.

[Trumptrain]

Any salvage plans?
That one pic looks like nature's washing machine.
Be safe sons. ❤

[zethdelapena]

there were many things you encounter that you don't even know and understand.. but time will come, you will be surprised of the reason and purpose. So do not underestimamate people you come accross the road in this small world. you will be meeting again in miracle way.

[beingrel]

I wonder if any of the shipping containters are ever revovered?

[soniablades]

So my dad and his brother worked on a Russian squid fishing boat and they would be out at sea for over a year straight, and my dad said that the first 2-3wks everyone on the boat is seasick and throwing up overboard and it’s horrible and then after the 2 to 3 weeks passes then it’s smooth sailing…..until you hit a storm.

[AlThurayya]

As terrifying as this is, whenever you can see how blue the water is is absolutely beautiful!

[tythegemini]

So if you fall in you I see little chance of getting pulled back in before the waves take you

[abelmedrano]

I use to do seismic work at sea and it was awesome.
When we got into some bad weather it seemed for sure we were going down!
What a thrill those day!!!!
I’m 50 now…I was 19-24 years of age.
I think about those days all the time

[lydiacarter]

Every time I watch these I can’t understand why the containers are not strapped down. Why?

[libertytreebud]

So what was that huge cluster of what looks like sea floor or some humongous maw of some unidentified creature? I mean you only give us less than half a second to see it closely. But what was it that emerged out from those vicious waves?? 🤔

[rosesd]

Qué es lo último que se ve? Antes de cortar el vídeo? 😮

[ericschminke]

Why is it that the last clip is the one that is truly "shocking"?

[evgeniigolovin]

Наше Северное море, я уже 21 год живу здесь!☝️

[ddpvpgh]

Bravery n guts to do this!!!! I'd be scared to death. Hats off to these ppl.

[marthaholthouse]

was that a whale???? what was that at the end of the video