Surviving Most Extreme Mega Tsunami in Modern History - True Story

A father and son are out on a boat enjoying a nice fishing trip, when suddenly an earthquake sent tons of heavy rocks tumbling into the bay, causing a massive mega tsunami that would surely crush their small fishing boat! Did the family survive, or was the giant wave too much of a force of nature to overcome? Watch today's incredible new survival story and find out!

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[saviour]

I'm just imagining that scene from Interstellar, "Those aren't mountains.... they're waves"

[vesper]

the fact that the wave was 1750 feet tall, reduced to only 50, and STILL was so powerful. imagine if it stayed that hight..

[Dah-heck]

Father and son: *sleeping on boat*
Tsunami: Hello there

[monke-qhhy]

imagine being sleep on vacation and you wake up in heaven.

[WarlordRising]

People don't realize that waves are often measured from the backside (relative to sea level). The face of the wave is often 2-3 times that. These guys were looking at a 100-200 foot wave. On top of that, Alaska has very little light pollution. If the moon was only a crescent, they are looking at a huge wall of nothing. A black abyss hurtling towards them.

[AusMcNeal]

"8 year old son named sonny."
That's weird I'm a 21 year old commenter named commentary.

[dragonballdimension]

Imagine seeing a nearly 2000 foot tall wave headed your way. How scary would that be

[sechi]

Imagine being at a job interview and telling that story when the guy asks “tell me about a time when you were in a stressfull situation”

[chuckmangione]

What a nightmare it would be to see a 1700 foot wave coming at you. Couldn’t even begin to imagine what was going through their heads.

[ellaeadig]

I can understand him having a heart attack upon returning to the bay. It would have been incredibly emotional and triggering, and his blood pressure would have shot right up. I just hope he wasn't alone when it happened.

[qpdspnv]

A family friend was on Kodiak island when a tsunami hit and came up almost to the foundation of his family’s house. He said that same earthquake had caused a tidal wave so massive, it cleared an entire village, coming in from one side, and going across back into the water on the other side wiping out everyone.

[CraZyDoGGy.]

POV: You saw a tiktok about how big tsunami’s can get and now you’re here

[retrotony]

I have a friend that visited that area about a year ago. When I showed her a documentary about this incident, the look on her face was priceless.

[edgelord]

Me: what a nice day on the beach.

Tsunami: imma bout to end this whole man's career.

[OzkrsTV]

“Looks like the wave gottem in the end”

[DLHJRecordBeats]

Alaska is my home!! My grandma was in Anchorage when it happened.

[rm-ncci]

Imagine if they had been closer to the mountains seeing a 500m wall of water

[kurtbyrne]

I get so excited seeing a YouTube notification off this channel

[CraftySouthpaw]

I never heard that story about the second couple who survived. Shame that the guy insisted on revisiting the bay and likely died from the stress of seeing it again.

[vaak]

Father and son : *sleeping*
Tsunami : *helo*