Biggest Ship Collisions and Mistakes Caught On Camera !

Shipwrecks happen due to mechanical problems … severe storms … human errors … or simply someone's lack of judgment … In this video, we will show you shocking moments at sea. Got your lifevest? Let's dive in!

[darabennett]

"But i bet he'll ever go near a big ship again".
As he turned his jetski around heading straight for the damn ship, ...Again!

[PIXL]

“Luckily, all the crew were able to escape the ship and swim to safety.” *proceeds to zoom in to the one man still stuck on the ship when it sank”💀

[Handles_are_good_for_holding]

I have noticed that Nebraska and Wyoming have never had any ship accidents of this scale. They must have the most skilled captains.

[LGTQUT]

"He'll never go near a big ship again."
-Gets back on jet ski and immediately starts heading right back towards the big ship that just swamped him...

[ooo]

The oceans are so wide, and yet ships captains still make accidents !!!

[darabennett]

That was the fastest backup from a tiki-bar ive ever witnessed.

[dixieboy]

After 40 years at sea, it must be a miracle that I never ran into another ship, ran into the dock,
or ran into a bridge. !!

[davecars]

I worked in the maritime industry for 50 years. Seems 99 out of 100 tims an accident happens it's the "Steering Quit" I say 95 out of that 99 is pilot error.

[Ann-vcpy]

My thoughts are with all those lives lost at sea, and now of those lost after the Francis Scott Key Bridge tragedy. My thoughts are also with all the families of those lost. Rest in peace. X

[Butterbean]

Through out this whole video they referred to the right as port and left as starboard. Remember left and port both have 4 letters

[michaelekstrom]

Its crazy that you posted this video 4 days before the key bridge collapse by container ship in Baltimore.

[zacharywalters]

"Don't ride on Carnival." Genuinely the best advice spoken in this entire video 😂

[thejedi]

Many people just can't get there head around the shear size and weight of these monsters of the sea.
I worked as a fisherman and I know what I am talking about when i say that you are a flea to a human in comparison when you stamp on a flea.
But the ship is even more than that factored by 20 times and more.
Its crazy when you have worked on oil rigs and standby ships and you see the things that go on at sea.

I am humbled by the shear power of the sea that tossed these giants around like they are nothing.

I have seen ships crash in Peterhead in the 90s the ocean reefer and the weather is so powerful that when you are brought up next to it off coast if Scotland you just cant begin to imagine the forces at work and I am not messing about when I say that.
I dont know how i am still alive TBH 😅 by the grace of God i would say ❤️

[Ann-vcpy]

"Drunk Russian Captain..."

So far from unusual it had me chuckling! 😂

[qv]

I wasn't expecting, that every clip will have a cometary detailing the accident. Great work, really appreciated it.

[rgotrinity]

What on earth was that jet skier thinking?

[FFTV-IdiotsAtWork]

You're onto something good, keep it rolling

[peterbradbury]

Just watched this video and 2 minutes after a news bulletin in Baltimore a ship has ran into the bridge and the whole 1, 6 mile bridge collapsed into the water.

[miapdx]

I've been watching these videos for years, and when the incident in Baltimore occurred, it didn't surprise me. Statistically, it was bound to happen. Just good that it happened at 1:30am and not pm.

[ATRTAP]

Who else is drunk and driving their boat into something right now while watching this?!