Ship Struggles Against Massive Wave – Close Call! #scaryocean #ship #MassiveWave

In this thrilling video, witness a massive wave crashing into a ship in the middle of the open sea. The colossal wave, towering over the vessel, surges with unstoppable force, slamming into the side of the ship and sending water splashing across the deck. As the wave hits, the ship tilts dangerously, and the crew fights to maintain control amid the chaos.

The video captures the terrifying power of the ocean as the massive wave threatens to overwhelm the ship. For a moment, it looks as if the ship might not make it through, but with expert handling, the crew manages to navigate the vessel through the stormy seas. The dramatic scene shows just how vulnerable even large ships can be when facing nature’s fury.

The stormy weather, rough seas, and the sheer size of the wave create a tense and gripping atmosphere. Watching the ship battle against the elements will leave you on the edge of your seat, wondering if it will manage to stay afloat or be overwhelmed by the mighty wave. This video is a powerful reminder of the unpredictability of the sea and the courage it takes to face such extreme conditions.

Whether you're a fan of extreme weather, ocean adventures, or simply fascinated by the raw power of nature, this video is a must-watch. The sight of the massive wave slamming into the ship is both mesmerizing and terrifying, offering a glimpse into the dangerous world of life at sea.

Will the ship survive the impact of the massive wave? Watch this dramatic moment unfold!

[ernierossi]

I was on the USS Cadmus AR14
In 1964-65 when we hit a storm in the North Atlantic returning to our home port in Boston. 80 knot headwinds and 100’ swells for 6 days and nights. The Chaplain offered last rights to all that wanted him to.
The damage to our ship was tremendous, 2 vehicles washed overboard, the 3rd was stick between the first island and the life line. Our radar which was 7 stories above our water line was ripped off of its mast, the anchors were lifted up by the wave in their haw’s pipes crushed our hull. The mess hall couldn’t provide food other than sandwiches.
It was the longest 6 days of my life.
Never underestimate the power of water!
Go Navy! No such thing as boredom!

[jmeyerrn]

So glad for you! To survive this looks nothing short of miraculous. Crazy.

[Hoppy]

For those of whom have never sailed into the Northern Atlantic ocean, the mere sight of massive waves can overtake your perception of your own heartbeat, your last breath, and your last memory of peace. Life is much like these moments, and sometimes Life puts our course into directions we had not anticipated going. As for this video, it’s so amazing that someone has the ability to create this allusion, but in reality, that vessel would not be stable, there would be lows and highs of the ocean and the ship’s movements would create great panic of whether it could hold under immense stress from stern to bow, with the center of its gravity being tested against nature’s gravitational forces !

[JorgBunke]

So, either the comments are meant to be ironic, or nobody is paying close attention. Exactly, that's why AI is so dangerous, this is an AI video.

[vhtjhvk]

So obviously this is not real. . . . or the question would be, who exactly is filming this? Couldnt be a drone, winds would destroy. And video from another ship? Much to steady to be able to film from across the ocean like that. . .

[keongwia]

I lost friends to monster waves a Barren straits, Australia. My salute to all seafarers around the world. Without you and ships that sail those mighty seas this world will never survive..

[Armando-rfqr]

Ese vídeo es un montaje no es real a saber: 1ro. El mar está en calma 2do. El buque que embarque esa cantidad de agua por la banda de estribor debe escorarse al menos 15 grados a babor, y se aprecia que el buque ni se ladea.

[eugeneharrigan]

You almost have it. You have made this one look more believable than the last one you made. It's just the front of the wave coming out through the metal of the ship, a wave can't do that. But you're getting there. Thank you for posting this clip. Eugene in Ireland 🇮🇪 😊 👍

[wzectty]

Опять компьютерная графика?! Скоро совсем не интересно будет смотреть, всё не настоящее!

[JamesMcAllister-fd]

First thing is they don't take on big waves from the broadside . 😊s

[Dvenchy]

Seriously. What's the point of these fake videos?

[tommielee]

Thats some steady footage. He was filming atop a huge rock. Good job.

[Johnketes]

Somebody is wandering around "stretching his leg's" in a titanic storm c'mom guy's i know your only 12 years old but check the footage first before the fancy painstakingly special effects

[mastershan]

RIP that guy that appeared out of nowhere.

[АнфияСычева]

Вот это замечательно прекрасно красиво смотрится волна...

[ТатьянаРогинская-оу]

Все время удивляюсь, как корабль выдерживает такую мощь😮

[SurujJaman-gnse]

This is aia supar adit😂😂😂 god job👍👍👍😁🇧🇩😁

[frank]

And how did video get taken. GREAT EDITING

[aw]

TheMostDangerousJobOn OurPlanet ! SALUTE ALL MARINES !!!!

[suebenson]

I would absolutely die. Kinda makes me sick right now. God bless the people who do this. ❤