Comments by "Jeni10" (@Jeni10) on "American Reacts to The MOST Dangerous and Heaviest Waves in Australia" video.

  1. They’re well experienced surfers who travel the coast looking for a decent surf. They know what they’re doing, they know where and how to ride the waves. Bell’s Beach in Victoria, is a famous surfing beach where championships are held regularly. Look for the movie, “Big Wednesday”, an old surfing movie from the US. The size of the waves depends on several things, including weather, tides and the continental shelf. Surfers all around the world lo9k for the best surfing spots. Meet Aussie champion, Layne Beachley, not a giant wave surfer, just a regular girl from Sydney who learned to surf as a child: https://youtu.be/jfsbCnHGkdA Mexico also has big waves.
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  2. The US has huge waves too but they only come from the ocean, never lakes.
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  3. America also has huge waves that surfers love: https://youtu.be/caj9z17kuyw
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  4. Other forms of ocean waves are caused by earthquakes deep in the ocean, draining the nearest coastline and exposing the sand beneath, which is a warning to the Japanese where these waves occur more often than anyone would like, that a Tsunami is about to hit them and they need to head to higher ground as fast as possible. https://youtu.be/oWzdgBNfhQU Turn on English subtitles and keep your eyes on the water levels: https://youtu.be/sM0voN702fo 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake which created a tsunami that killed 250,000 people across South East Asia including Indonesia, Thailand and hardest hit Banda Aceh! Amateur video: https://youtu.be/5LfT9qOiHag News report: https://youtu.be/AUo7TloWISY
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  5. Australia doesn’t have the biggest surf in the world. That title belongs to Portugal: https://youtu.be/JkMWoHjnaRw
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  6. These big waves aren’t terrifying. What’s terrifying is a tsunami such as the one in March 2011 that killed thousands of people!
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  7. Big Wednesday scene - Gary Busey, Jan Michael Vincent and William Katt : https://youtu.be/mfkzA9zjRdM
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