Top 10 Large Oil Tanker Ships at Massive Waves In Storm

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[rgreen]

I want to make a screensaver from these videos- it is beautiful to watch ships competing with nature

[krondarr]

NEVER underestimate the raw power of Mother Nature.

[thaedleinad]

Imaging going through all this in the 1500s with wooden ships.

Those portuguese and spanish sailors were brave.

[amanlodhi]

selute to the coast guards who are always there to protect us.

[itsnotalwaysblackandwhite]

Afraid that I got seasick just watching the vessels going up and down, up and down.

[frodomocho]

I'd like it shaken not stirred!! LOL

[markduncan]

Exciting! Oh Yes! But I am watching this in my easy chair!

[fredliperson]

Look at it this way. You are safer standing on deck with a pair of roller skates on than walking the streets of NYC.

[dougclem]

As long as you maintain positive buoyancy, I'm good!

[SeeTheWorld]

If these ships are MASSIVE, then i am Ironman :)

[macthedrummer]

Great video, what is that structure in the background @11:08? it looks way out of place.

[janetschwartz]

It's has got to be just the most difficult and dangerous job to do and greatest of respect and thanks to those who do this. But even more difficult must be to the loved ones waiting for the safe return of their family members especially if they know they are in stormy seas!

[thesevenseas]

Great compilation! Is it possible for me to use and share this footage on my youtube page? I share footage from all kind of activities on our ocean. Cargo ships in the 1960s till now, oil rigs, fishing vessels, etc. Of course full credit will be given to the owner of the footage. Looking forward to your reply. Kind regards. Cheers.

[yusrarizal]

Ingat masa pelayaran dulu, pingin kembali lagi k laut

[joycemartin]

I'm seasick just watching this. lol

[luiscarlos-gvpy]

Ótimos vídeos / pra quem tem coragem tudo bem " sair num navio pra levar meses não vou não luís salvador ba

[MH-uczt]

Few good short vids but nothing that would warrant such a title. Also not all the ships were tankers.

[deje]

I could never work on a bobbing cork boat.

[davewitter]

In these conditions I would rather be in a submarine.

[johnshields]

Once you get 25/30 foot swells it's rough, some of these look like 40/45 foot swells, even massive ships get tossed around.