The Most Dangerous Places of the World Ocean

The ocean can be dangerous. And it often is. And there are some places where such dangers abound the most.
Today, you're going to find out:
Why are the most beautiful places on the planet also the most deadly?
How did one diver accidentally film his own death underwater?
On what beach in the U.S. you will for sure find yourself a couple of feet away from a shark without knowing it?
And why has the Cape of Good Hope deprived thousands of sailors of... their last hope?
Top 10 Most Dangerous Places of the World Ocean.
#reyouniverse

[cyberspelunker]

We all joke we would never be crazy enough to do this stuff, like dive these terrifying places, but if a few brave people didn’t, we wouldn’t know about them. So, hats off to you, crazy adventurers!

[lgaines]

I've been diving for 20+ years and all over the world. I dove the Blue Hole in Belize in 2014 and for the first time ever experienced narcosis at 90'. That was a very unpleasant environment, it was very eerie looking.

[ReigningWomban]

Content like this keeps me respectful of big bodies of water and awed by God's greatness.

[moniquerhodes]

The ocean is Mother Nature's first born. Her favorite thing to say is, F around and find out. Respect Earth.

[carolethorn]

Ha! Thats my nephew, Joey! The surfer bitten in the face by a shark at Smyrna. Hes an amazing surfer and this encounter didnt slow him down. Sharks are just an accepted risk - so they say. Me, personally, im all about risk reduction (avoidance).

[sandrabaulch]

We have a saying in Australia: if you see a croc, theres another 5 you havent. Get out.

[gillesashley]

I'm the type who like to admire the ocean from afar and online videos such as this. I'm never ready to explore the ocean any time in my life.

[josephtalmadge]

You know why I never have to worry about the ocean is because my pool is as far as I go 😂😂

[carstenprilow]

A fantastically interesting film, and pleasant narrator's voice. thumbs up and abn from here. Carsten/Denmark.

[sheonlywearsblack]

I’d NEVER swim in the ocean. Just nope. I’m terrified of it. 👀

[bleachiniac]

It's safe to assume that any deep water places with "blue" on its name, must be avoided unless you're the professionals. We have blue lagoon and quite few disappearing cases happened.

[motorcitychop]

Between diving in oceans and cave exploring you guys are very brave and very rare 🎉🎉 rest in paradise to all who died doing what they love ❤️ 💔❤️‍🩹

[nicnag]

I claustrophobic and I almost drowned as a kid, even at age 41 I still deal with PTS with water but the ocean absolutely amazes me and I could watch videos on all the diving spots, the animals, shipwrecks etc.

[Professor_Stark]

Tackling that kiddie pool in the backyard sounds much more achievable than battling the open ocean. Unless I’m facing a rogue wave of splashing toddlers, the dangers are minimal. On a serious note, my fear of icy mountain peaks like Everest and K1 still sends more chills down my spine as much as I am thalassophobiak.

[audrey]

I wouldn’t dive to the divers cemetary for a million dollars

[scheimong]

I very recently underwent training to earn my entry level dive license (PADI OW). The one thing they constantly drill into you is "always dive within your limits", which I'll briefly parrot here:

Always, always dive within your limits, whether it's that of your equipment, your training, or your comfort. Do so, and your training will keep you safe with a large margin; disregard it, and you run the risk of unrecoverably getting into dangerous situations which are often not obvious. If you want to extend your limits, get specialty training.

[TululLulu]

Dude crocodiles scare the living daylights out of me. 1hr under water? No thanks

[mystermysterio]

Very interesting and informative channel...The content and topics are very good and the narration great. Great work 👍

[kentworch]

I was surprised that a couple other places including the north sea weren't on this list. Places that have sunk hundreds of ships and killed many thousands throughout history.

[valentinisenberg]

I’m so excited to do sat diving for a living, it’s like being in space that far down.