Draining the Pacific reveals the deadly forces behind Earth’s most destructive natural disasters, and a catastrophic threat off America’s coast.
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Deadly Pacific (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans
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What a shocking wake-up. Hopefully, NG will do a special explaining the safest places to live, to build cities.
Gosh why it gotta hit 🎯 the coast of Seattle where I live Damnlete 🙏
just get on with it. you talk so slow dude
The governments will blame it on green house gases. Then tax us for it.
Jeez, could you lean into the sensationalism and fear-mongering any harder?
The mother nature is paying the human back with the same treatment they treat her ( mother nature ) to show the humans how weak they are compared to her. Until humans don't learn to make peace with mother nature this will continue to happen. Much worst is coming so get ready because is time for payback. People think destroying the nature is funny until she( mother nature ) decides to knock at your door to collect bringing down everything.
@ 5.33 "no record of natural disasters in the region"?
Is there not evidence up and down the entire west coast of tsunamis ?
Water hundreds of Ft. Tall. More scary that the Quakes to Me.
Salt tree forest. 🌊
The claim that there is no evidence of natural disaster near seattle is not true,,,the horrific mud flows from the last time Mt Rainier erupted are very visible from a small aircraft.These mudflows with another eruption will bury Orting,Sumner,lower Puyallup,Auburn Kent Renton and much of Tacoma and Fife,and will cause enormous flooding in Seattle,,,it will be far worse and far more deadly than any earthquake
The flood of Noahs day could very well have caused this as the waters under the earth gushed forth.But of course any biblical theme is suspect to these (educated) people
Nice documentary. Very informative. Good until the last cataclysmic drop.
This doc series just shows how wild and beautiful is our ocean world.
Yet we haven't discovered everything
I wish that more efforts be put into discovering our own planet 🌍and it's mystery than space 🚀.
🇯🇵🇺🇸♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
neither seattle or portland is near the coast
It’s still not as dangerous as my ex-wife😮
Smaller settlements on the Washington and Oregon coasts would be quickly destroyed like those on the northeast coast of Japan. Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver are not exposed directly to the Pacific ocean. Portland has the Columbia river, Seattle and Vancouver have the Strait of Juan DeFuca and Sound waters as buffers to Pacific tsunamis, slowing them and allowing more time for evacuations. There would be flooding, but not the 100 foot waves smashing through Seattle as the documentaries love to depict.
It's happening now as we speak!
22:15 Dude JUST SAID "An enormous tide, but very quickly"
National Geographic: Proceeds to show a giant impact wave
do producers do even know the difference "tide" and "wave"?
What about the underwater UFO base off California?
They neglected to mention that the Oregon & Washington coastline will subside many feet during a subduction zone earthquake. That will magnify the impact of the tsunami that follows.
Those trees were killed because the ground sank below sea level.
Anyone whos visited Seattle/Portland/Vancouver knows a big wave is needed
Our volcanos are active. What is this dormant thing? I've climbed Mt St Helens (Loowit) and the dome building from the rim was awe inspiring. If you climb Mt Hood (WyEast) you will smell sulphur.
Too Disney, spectaclized what-if Bs.. i miss the old nat geo
You are a bit too———————-melodramatic—————————and you might want to consider————————————-that Noah's Flood————an CATASTROPHIC plate tectonics———–explain a lot————————–Thank You for a fine——presentation!
I went to college in Long Beach, California. Traveling up and down the coast, in places like Laguna Beach, and north on 101 to San Francisco, the sight of homes literally perched on stilts on steep hillsides amazed me……. how little it would take to collapse their seaward support is incredible enough. Earthquakes can be really eerie. A few times there was no feeling of motion, but a sense that some energy just moved through the building. When a company I worked for in Baltimore opened a San Francisco office in a skyscraper, I was little interested in transferring.
You'd think the Pacific's immensity might absorb or spend energy but the moon has a big say in that as well.
Jingt
-And I thought Hooters was a seduction zone…
Living in Seattle, we've had go-bags ready for The Big One since we got here. Small price to pay for peace of mind and the ability to get up and leave in the event of volcano, tsunami, tornado, earthquake or whatever else.
Mother Nature needs to flush the toilet in the Pacific Northwest. End of story.