If You See Square Waves, Get Out of the Water!

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your life is in danger between sharks, alien looking deep sea creatures and the fact that we have only explored about 5% of it, there is a lot to be scared of when it comes to the ocean and now here you go a new fear to add to the list

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as soon as you see these things your life could be at stake before you find out everything about them don't forget to click the subscribe button and call the icon bell to keep you updated here on the bright side you're probably no stranger to waves in the ocean.

It's fun to jump small waves on the shore and the bigger ones can be a blast to surf, but there are some waves you really never want to encounter when you're swimming in the ocean. Square waves, although they look impressive, are incredibly dangerous, so what are these things anyway and where do they appear? If you look from the west coast of France, you will see. Reid's Island, this island is only 19 miles long and three miles wide thanks to its beautiful blue

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s, clean sandy beaches and impressive lighthouses. This place is a very popular vacation spot, but perhaps the most interesting part of Reef Island is what you see.

Just beyond the square waves of the coast, this strange wave pattern looks like a giant chessboard over the ocean. Many visitors to the island are captivated by these waves and climb to high places, such as nearby lighthouses, to take photographs of this natural phenomenon, they say when they look down. Seeing these square patterns in the water, it's almost as if there is some sort of metal grate underneath, and while these wave patterns are truly fascinating, people who choose to enjoy them from afar do it well and know to stay out of the water. to understand. How these square waves arose, it is important to know how the waves are produced in the first place.

Generally waves can travel many miles over the water surface depending on local winds and weather and even on days when the weather seems somewhat calm, storms located elsewhere can send breaking waves that affect surrounding calm waters when the Waves travel towards the coasts of distant lands, they are called swells. This is different from a wave that is produced by local wind when two different swells coming from opposite directions meet. It is known as a C cross. It is what generates these square waves that are seen near REE Island. This French island is actually located in a place where two seas meet when the two seas with different waves collide with each other, they start to mix but do not mix. way to normally mixed bodies of water, say like a waterfall spilling into a lake, because these two seas have totally different weather conditions, a unique pattern emerges when they collide, they create a rip current that is stronger than the average wave, much stronger than what you've probably experienced.

Experienced on the beach with regular waves, if you were to get stuck in these criss-cross waves you probably wouldn't be able to get out as these waves are one of the reasons why people flock to this island, they can still expect to enjoy a calm and relaxation. waters most of the time, sea crossing only happens during certain times of the year in a specific climate, plus it's common knowledge in Reed to stay away from the ocean when these square waves appear, so it's not often that you hear someone get caught in them because most people know better and since many people on the island are tourists there are many signs warning them to get out of the water during this time, however not everyone gets the note, there have been some cases where people were trapped. on the cross, but fortunately they managed to get out safely, these square waves have become somewhat famous over time since there is really no other place in the world that has a cross like this, in fact, no one has seen square waves on Nowhere. but on Reid Island, however, there are swells that can be found in all the world's oceans and a cross trim can occur, but if the angle at which they approach each other is shallower, the wave may appear to It comes from the same direction.

Not even mentioning that waves can slowly lose momentum as they get further and further away, making their crest or the top of the wave appear rounder and less jagged. The island's specific wind and weather patterns are literally the perfect storm and create a cross sea that people can clearly recognize. If you are thinking of planning a trip to the beautiful island of Re, just be sure to check the weather forecast in advance. to ensure that you will be able to swim in the water safely. Have a nice trip of a lifetime, while Rees Island is the only place in the world where you can witness such a clear cross.

Here are some other dangerous bodies of water that will have you saying no thanks to a quick dip in the boiling lake. the boiling lake. On the island of Dominica there is a body of water that you will definitely want to stay away from. Can you guess why the lake's name gives it away a bit? Although this boiling lake may look like a giant relaxing hot tub, it's anything but the lake. It is located in Wahpeton Snell Park, which is a World Heritage Site in Dominica. It is actually a flooded sinkhole type basin, also known as a fumarole.

You'll usually find fumaroles near volcanoes that release steam and gas from their molten lava deep in the Earth's crust. Throughout history, this lake has gone through phases of cooling, drying and boiling and is still quite unpredictable today, although some people swim in this lake, it is very risky, from high temperatures to strong gas emissions. There are many reasons to stay away from the boiling lake to the west. At the end of Grand Bahama Island, a nice, relaxing day in the Bahamas can quickly be ruined if people around you shout the words "run shark." If you agree, you'll probably want to stay away from the town of West End on Grand Bahama Island.

This deadly beach is known. for being one of the most shark infested beaches in the world, however if you are brave enough tourists are invited to interact with these sharks, of course you will be behind the bars of a giant cage maneuvered and supervised by professionals Which aren't exactly relaxing. but it's still kinda cool 3 the east and north coasts of barbados don't let these beautiful sunsets fool you this place is dangerous while the south and west coasts of barbados are great for swimming and snorkeling the east and north beaches They have incredibly strong tides that can be quite treacherous, these powerful waves are great to admire from afar, but people on the beach should be careful not to go too far into the water for Condado Beach Condado Beach in Puerto Rico is a desirable destination in Puerto Rico.

The city of San Juan, however, beaches The powerful waves and powerful currents make this a very dangerous place to swim, its undertow is strong, so surfers must be very careful in these waters, although many people still Get in the water here, especially tourists, it's important to swim responsibly and go ashore if you look, the waters are getting rough. Your safety should always be the number one priority. Have you ever seen a cross sea or other dangerous waves before? Let everyone know in the comments. Don't forget to like this video, share it with your friends and click.

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