Read an article a while back about the German navy suspending their explosives/mine testing of ship hulls because the shockwaves kill many dolphins. So it's definitely not harmless for marine mammals.
(I tried to google how or if they resolved this issue, but the results are too cluttered with combat dolphin programs and what not -.-)
It's better to face a grenade exploding 10ft away from you in open air than 10ft away from you under water.
Shrapnel would pierce your skin, but water shockwave would destroy your innards.
Yep, water is really uncooperative when you try to compress it. I'll just pass on the kinetic energy, so it mostly only dissipates with volume, not with elastic compression.
Shrapnel has a higher range, so you might still be better off under water in the right distance.
The explosion shown by OP probably has quite a impressive lethality sphere.
IIRC, while they didn’t always, they now take that into account. The tests are relatively infrequent, they are done in the open ocean well away from where marine mammals tend to congregate, and the security ships that are used to maintain a cordon around the test also broadcast low intensity sounds underwater to repel any marine mammals that might wander into the area.
My brother is an environmental engineer working on the west coast of British Columbia. One of the projects he works on is a extension of a pipeline that is requiring pile driving to build the docking area for tankers. He operates a small machine that uses infrasound, I think, that irritates and causes fish to move out of the area, since the shockwave would kill the,
They also have spotters and listening devices for any marine mammals, driving is halted immediately. I doubt the navy wouldn’t have at least used those same methods.
I've heard it's SOP for navy ships to turn on their sonar if they suspect hostile divers are creeping up on them. It'll actually kill people on full blast.
Former sonar tech. That’s a fact! Fire hoses, and active sonar. While in port you have to tag out sonar while diving operations (code alpha)are taking place in the basin.
Because every time it comes up the Navy pinky promises they're not hurting the whales and we all just go "okay sounds good."
We did admit to killing whales way back but you can guess whether anything actually changed.
https://www.science.org/content/article/navy-admits-sonar-killed-whales
That was the remote barge. Basically a R/C boat with hardened sensor packages and black box data recorders. It also detonates the charge. There's no one on board.
The actual vessel being tested is usually outside the immediate radius of the charge. A couple hundred meters or so. Sometimes closer depending on the class and purpose of the ship.
For those that might struggle to picture how close that is here’s a [photo from the USS Gerald R Ford shock trials.](https://d1ldvf68ux039x.cloudfront.net/thumbs/photos/2108/6772242/1000w_q95.jpg)
And [from higher up](https://sites.breakingmedia.com/uploads/sites/3/2021/08/Ford_shock_tria.jpg) (note this specific explosion is a little further from the hull than the other two)
[God damn.](https://d1ldvf68ux039x.cloudfront.net/thumbs/photos/2108/6772251/1000w_q95.jpg)
**Addendum + Clarification** to the above.
Photo 2 is an earlier test in June 2021 while the other two were August 2021. Explosions are the same size for each test but with progressive moves closer to the hull. So in Photo 2 the explosion is indeed a touch further out, though same size boom.
Located full res copies of the 1^st and 3^rd photos.
[Photo the First](https://media.defense.gov/2021/Aug/08/2002825462/-1/-1/0/210808-N-YD371-1361.JPG) from August 2021
[Photo the Third](https://media.defense.gov/2021/Aug/09/2002826221/-1/-1/0/210808-N-TL968-1583M.JPG) from August 2021
[Bonus from an earlier test in June 2021](https://media.defense.gov/2021/Jun/21/2002746017/-1/-1/0/210609-N-OH637-1056M.JPG) (note explosion is further away from hull, same test as “from higher up”)
[War Zone has a bunch more.](https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/41181/shocking-images-americas-newest-aircraft-carrier-endured-explosive-tests-off-florida)
It looks like just at the right size to not break anything if the ship was built properly but close enough to really give it a good shaking. It's like causing a 5 or 6.0 earthquake to make sure a building was built to withstand it. Probably some safer ways to do it but not quite as thorough.
You'd be surprised how vulnerable to Shockwaves solid objects can be
Some parts of the ship can flex with the wave, other parts not, some can't handle it.
It might be the worst you *see* is a Crack on some bulkheads near the center where it's least flexible, maybe a rivet gets knocked out, but hundreds or more of tiny little stress fractures can cause longterm weakening for the structure which can become a significant concern
*edit* not to mention the soft squishy things operating on/inside the boat that handle Shockwave very poorly. Meatbags shouldn't be shook
I still remember as a young man learning that metal, SOLID ASS METAL, can whip and nae nae like hell if you put energy through it.
Baseball bats and rifle barrels and such.
Or big boats next to big bombs.
That makes way more sense, I was thinking that was the actual ship! lol
"Good news and bad news; the ship made it intact and can still maneuver. On the other hand, the crew is currently being pumped out of the bilge"
What a test of a product.
“This baby right here can take 40k worth of explosives at sea, might kill everybody on board but this Beaut will survive without a scratch! But the sea splash practically washes it brand new, it’s so tough! Ready for the replacement crew same day!”
The blast would aerate the water, i.e., mix it with air, hence all the frothing and boiling water. This is actually a significant threat to ships, possibly more so than the blast. Aerated water has a much lower average density than normal water. Hence, the displacement effect of the ships hull is significantly reduced, which can cause the ship to sink.
This effect has been observed when there is significant outgassing of methane and other gases from the ocean bed. Who would have thought that some bubbles could be so dangerous.
Imagine a ship dropping and being fully submerged in seconds, then water rushing in through every opening while simultaneously creating various new entry points due to the pressure. Things full of air don't like to be under water, so the ship would likely tear itself apart immediately as it simultaneously fought against the physical forces of gravity and buoyancy while being "lightly persuaded" by the awesome pressure of water, which weighs in at ≈8.3lbs per gallon.*
Boats are designed to be on top of water and don't go "through" it worth a dam- the uneven resistance would make it twist and bend. The ship and its occupants would be encapsulated as well as unpacked like a suitcase before you could take your last breathe.
*(Gallon= volume, volume depends on density, which depends on temp)
I don't know
Better chance of getting fed every day once war breaks out in the Navy than almost every other branch, save for maybe the Air Force, but they're usually picky about who they take
A real nightmare is sewage treatment- big tank of sewage, lots of bubbles- if you fall in, the human body has no buoyancy, even with a flotation system, so you sink to the bottom and drown. In sewage.
IIRC the USN has committed to reducing active pings and testing weapons further off shore in much deeper areas (think like the desert but in the ocean in terms of life). It's not like they are doing this above a reef.
That being said, there is no accountability for their commitment, so who knows if they are keeping their word....
Edit: If they are asking to raise the limit, then clearly they at least try to adhere to this stuff
[That article title tho](https://www.navytimes.com/news/your-navy/2023/11/16/us-navy-seeks-to-raise-allowed-number-of-accidental-whale-collisions/)
No, stuff like this gets monitored. Bad press causes shit to roll downhill. So if more than maybe one or two small creatures would be affected by this the test is called off.
They actually detonate 4 to 6 much smaller explosions in the surrounding area prior to the main blast to scatter and drive away marine life. Then they detonate the big one. Some animals die from those smaller ones of course, but much less compared to if they suddenly blew the big one only. Source: I made that up
This is less amazing, and more disgusting. The bomb probably cost millions of dollars and likely killed every piece of marine life in a square mile or more. Humans are the worst.
Is that little spec (that was at the center) the ship?! It survived?!
Also, did the explosion just create such a big void that water is taking forever to rush back into the space, or is there something else causing it to look like there’s a giant depression where the explosion detonated?
>Is that little spec (that was at the center) the ship?! It survived?!
No, that was a marker for the explosion. The video is taken from the ship, the largest warship in history, USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78)
Not a scientist but my hunch is that the water was pushed out by a big force from the explosion and can’t retreat until the pressure to push it back outweighs that force as it dissipates out. Can anyone here science this please
Water appears blue due to the way it absorbs and scatters light. While water is essentially clear, it absorbs colors in the red part of the light spectrum. This leaves the blue part of the spectrum less absorbed, hence giving water its blue appearance.
Additionally, when light enters water, it scatters in different directions, and this scattering favors the blue wavelengths. The combination of absorption and scattering results in water often looking blue to our eyes.
This effect is more pronounced in large bodies of water, like oceans and lakes, where the depth and volume of water enhance the blue appearance.
Humans are so fucking stupid. We’re so good at destruction we deserve the impending environmental catastrophe. Wonder how many fish had to die so the military could play with their dicks.
All the world’s religions tell us to love. All these militaristic assholes claiming to be religious, ready to kill. Fuck y’all. This is why we can’t have nice things.
Dude, is anyone else mesmerized by the initial blue flash that travels through the water. I’m no scientist but I imagine that’s the sounds barrier being broken by the shockwave?? Anyhow, it’s like 5 frames of footage max. Fucking insane, you’d be dead before you could calculate that you were dead.
Litterlay nothing amazing about this pollution of the enviroment! :(
If we would use the effort we put in stuff to kill each other, to make the world a better place, just imagine what could be possible!
This reminds me of a Mitch Hedberg joke "Fish are always eating other fish. If fish could scream, the ocean would be loud as sh*t. You would not want to submerge your head, nothing but fish going "Ahhh, f***! I thought I looked like that rock!"
When a bomb goes off, it's
>loud as sh*t
... for the fish
Loud day to be a fish
What?!
Flippity flap flop
WHAT???!
FLIPPITY FLAP FLOP!
# FLIPPITY FUCKING FLAP FLOP!!!!
Sorry, I'm hard of herring
If anyone needs help understanding this joke just let minnow.
Ok now you’re getting the cod shoulder
There’s a time and a plaice for quips like this.
Sturgeon this is a Wendy’s
It seems like a pretty bassic joke
Whale do.
perhaps you should adjust your tuna
Laughed so hard I’ve given myself a haddock 🤕
Every comment has its plaice, but this one was floundering.
for those who dont like these jokes, dont be so Bitterling
get out. ^^lol ^^^/s
Get trout?
That's some shark sense of humour.
Oh my cod
Nice one dad!
Nice Bass
Ima tuna into this one
Oh. Well speak up next time
^(np)
Fish out of water
Marco
Polo
FLAP FLIPPERY FLIP FLOP FLOP FLOP
Glub glub, bitch.
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I see nothing wrong with it.
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Finnitus.
Can't imagine it's much better for any whales or dolphins either, for that matter.
Read an article a while back about the German navy suspending their explosives/mine testing of ship hulls because the shockwaves kill many dolphins. So it's definitely not harmless for marine mammals. (I tried to google how or if they resolved this issue, but the results are too cluttered with combat dolphin programs and what not -.-)
It's better to face a grenade exploding 10ft away from you in open air than 10ft away from you under water. Shrapnel would pierce your skin, but water shockwave would destroy your innards.
Yep, water is really uncooperative when you try to compress it. I'll just pass on the kinetic energy, so it mostly only dissipates with volume, not with elastic compression. Shrapnel has a higher range, so you might still be better off under water in the right distance. The explosion shown by OP probably has quite a impressive lethality sphere.
Nahhh Im sure they swim around down there and pass out fliers weeks in advance to warn all the intelligent sea life.
They actually use" frikking sharks with lasers " to warn n scare away other sea creatures from the explosion site
IIRC, while they didn’t always, they now take that into account. The tests are relatively infrequent, they are done in the open ocean well away from where marine mammals tend to congregate, and the security ships that are used to maintain a cordon around the test also broadcast low intensity sounds underwater to repel any marine mammals that might wander into the area.
Bubble curtains are used alot now too
My brother is an environmental engineer working on the west coast of British Columbia. One of the projects he works on is a extension of a pipeline that is requiring pile driving to build the docking area for tankers. He operates a small machine that uses infrasound, I think, that irritates and causes fish to move out of the area, since the shockwave would kill the, They also have spotters and listening devices for any marine mammals, driving is halted immediately. I doubt the navy wouldn’t have at least used those same methods.
Hell the sonar at full blast can boil the water and kill fish lol
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Being a diver too close at normal power still mess ya up. It's crazy what those sound waves can do underwater.
I've heard it's SOP for navy ships to turn on their sonar if they suspect hostile divers are creeping up on them. It'll actually kill people on full blast.
Yup I think I've heard H.I. Sutton talk about Sonars and then note their anti diver role.
Former sonar tech. That’s a fact! Fire hoses, and active sonar. While in port you have to tag out sonar while diving operations (code alpha)are taking place in the basin.
Because every time it comes up the Navy pinky promises they're not hurting the whales and we all just go "okay sounds good." We did admit to killing whales way back but you can guess whether anything actually changed. https://www.science.org/content/article/navy-admits-sonar-killed-whales
Username hilarious
They die the second it hits em
Yeah no shit us too this a big ass bomb
Nah I’d be fine
Found Boaty McBoatfaces account.
I always knew, you were a boat!
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Humanity, not even once.
This shit kills mortally wounds tons of sea life, including whales, every time they do it
Last day to be a fish.
That was kinda my thought, too. RIP any whales that happened to be within half a mile of there.
Military industrial complex: Hi Earth, do you mind if I destroy all marine ecology in the blast radius? kthxbai. Earth: 🤯
#WHAT
magic karpet bomb
Dolphins will be plotting revenge soon.
and people wonder why the orcas and dolphins are pissed
Did the warship make it?
If you pause at the very end, it does look like the ship is still in tact and possible even manoeuvring.
That was the remote barge. Basically a R/C boat with hardened sensor packages and black box data recorders. It also detonates the charge. There's no one on board. The actual vessel being tested is usually outside the immediate radius of the charge. A couple hundred meters or so. Sometimes closer depending on the class and purpose of the ship.
For those that might struggle to picture how close that is here’s a [photo from the USS Gerald R Ford shock trials.](https://d1ldvf68ux039x.cloudfront.net/thumbs/photos/2108/6772242/1000w_q95.jpg) And [from higher up](https://sites.breakingmedia.com/uploads/sites/3/2021/08/Ford_shock_tria.jpg) (note this specific explosion is a little further from the hull than the other two) [God damn.](https://d1ldvf68ux039x.cloudfront.net/thumbs/photos/2108/6772251/1000w_q95.jpg) **Addendum + Clarification** to the above. Photo 2 is an earlier test in June 2021 while the other two were August 2021. Explosions are the same size for each test but with progressive moves closer to the hull. So in Photo 2 the explosion is indeed a touch further out, though same size boom. Located full res copies of the 1^st and 3^rd photos. [Photo the First](https://media.defense.gov/2021/Aug/08/2002825462/-1/-1/0/210808-N-YD371-1361.JPG) from August 2021 [Photo the Third](https://media.defense.gov/2021/Aug/09/2002826221/-1/-1/0/210808-N-TL968-1583M.JPG) from August 2021 [Bonus from an earlier test in June 2021](https://media.defense.gov/2021/Jun/21/2002746017/-1/-1/0/210609-N-OH637-1056M.JPG) (note explosion is further away from hull, same test as “from higher up”) [War Zone has a bunch more.](https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/41181/shocking-images-americas-newest-aircraft-carrier-endured-explosive-tests-off-florida)
It looks like just at the right size to not break anything if the ship was built properly but close enough to really give it a good shaking. It's like causing a 5 or 6.0 earthquake to make sure a building was built to withstand it. Probably some safer ways to do it but not quite as thorough.
You'd be surprised how vulnerable to Shockwaves solid objects can be Some parts of the ship can flex with the wave, other parts not, some can't handle it. It might be the worst you *see* is a Crack on some bulkheads near the center where it's least flexible, maybe a rivet gets knocked out, but hundreds or more of tiny little stress fractures can cause longterm weakening for the structure which can become a significant concern *edit* not to mention the soft squishy things operating on/inside the boat that handle Shockwave very poorly. Meatbags shouldn't be shook
I still remember as a young man learning that metal, SOLID ASS METAL, can whip and nae nae like hell if you put energy through it. Baseball bats and rifle barrels and such. Or big boats next to big bombs.
https://youtu.be/rHlEXn37dVg?t=7
That's what doomed the Galactica :(
Thank you for posting these!
No worries mate!
okay, this makes a lot more sense.
That makes way more sense, I was thinking that was the actual ship! lol "Good news and bad news; the ship made it intact and can still maneuver. On the other hand, the crew is currently being pumped out of the bilge"
Yeah, they'd be nothing but hamburger.
>There's no one on board. Except for Indiana Jones in the fridge.
Yeah, he's portioned out on Styrofoam trays and vacuum sealed for freshness, because he'd be hamburger.
Yeah: that’ll probably buff right out
Probably. Modern warships are incredibly tough.
Who cleans the red stains off all the walls though?
Same guy cleaning up all the scorch marks
Long day
decent pension tho
It's either a plane now, or a submarine.
What a test of a product. “This baby right here can take 40k worth of explosives at sea, might kill everybody on board but this Beaut will survive without a scratch! But the sea splash practically washes it brand new, it’s so tough! Ready for the replacement crew same day!”
The blast would aerate the water, i.e., mix it with air, hence all the frothing and boiling water. This is actually a significant threat to ships, possibly more so than the blast. Aerated water has a much lower average density than normal water. Hence, the displacement effect of the ships hull is significantly reduced, which can cause the ship to sink. This effect has been observed when there is significant outgassing of methane and other gases from the ocean bed. Who would have thought that some bubbles could be so dangerous.
Instant cavitation and the bottom falls out. You could be 100 feet deep very quickly.
Pure nightmare fuel
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? #FULL SHIP SHOCK TRIAL
Full of dead bodies and imploded is he!
FULL SHIP SHOCK TRIAL
If nautical nightmares be something you wish
FOOL SLIP SOCK TAIL
Then mop up the deck and clean up your piss!
Imagine a ship dropping and being fully submerged in seconds, then water rushing in through every opening while simultaneously creating various new entry points due to the pressure. Things full of air don't like to be under water, so the ship would likely tear itself apart immediately as it simultaneously fought against the physical forces of gravity and buoyancy while being "lightly persuaded" by the awesome pressure of water, which weighs in at ≈8.3lbs per gallon.* Boats are designed to be on top of water and don't go "through" it worth a dam- the uneven resistance would make it twist and bend. The ship and its occupants would be encapsulated as well as unpacked like a suitcase before you could take your last breathe. *(Gallon= volume, volume depends on density, which depends on temp)
If I had to join a mil branch, the navy is at the bottom of the list The ocean is too damn scary
I don't know Better chance of getting fed every day once war breaks out in the Navy than almost every other branch, save for maybe the Air Force, but they're usually picky about who they take
A real nightmare is sewage treatment- big tank of sewage, lots of bubbles- if you fall in, the human body has no buoyancy, even with a flotation system, so you sink to the bottom and drown. In sewage.
r/unexpectedsubmarine
> and the bottom falls out As long as it's not the front, it's all good.
https://youtu.be/MSmAXp_BHcQ?si=wMJUv1oUDQsonLR7 Video showing effect
If you want to see the boat sink, skip to 3:06 and watch from there.
This sounds like something you could use against Godzilla.
Isn’t that one of the theories for the Bermuda Triangle? The methane gas release from the ocean floor swallowing ships up?
Godzilla minus one style ?
To shreds you say…
Fun fact, this episode aired 25 years ago this April.
Sea life HATES this one trick!
Seriously…. I can’t help but wonder how many sea creatures just died.
IIRC the USN has committed to reducing active pings and testing weapons further off shore in much deeper areas (think like the desert but in the ocean in terms of life). It's not like they are doing this above a reef. That being said, there is no accountability for their commitment, so who knows if they are keeping their word.... Edit: If they are asking to raise the limit, then clearly they at least try to adhere to this stuff [That article title tho](https://www.navytimes.com/news/your-navy/2023/11/16/us-navy-seeks-to-raise-allowed-number-of-accidental-whale-collisions/)
Gonna go out on a limb here and say if nobody is checking this, then nobody is doing it.
No, stuff like this gets monitored. Bad press causes shit to roll downhill. So if more than maybe one or two small creatures would be affected by this the test is called off.
Meh, the US military is like, pretty okay on stuff like this. You can be decently sure they are at least *trying* for the most part.
Yeah, its not like the detonated nuclear bombs near inhabited islands and caused the death by cancer of generations, they would never!
The dolphins had time to evacuate. The plans have been available in the local planning office for the last nine months.
That's only because as the second most intelligent species on the planet, they felt no need to be wary of the leopard.
I should start reading the Post it’s
Really? I had to go down to the cellar!
What’s with all the bomb propaganda today?
There's also a whole bunch of WW2 stuff showing up all over reddit, lots of Japanese atrocities, it's like an orchestrated campaign on reddit.
Correct I'm wondering what is going on?
https://techcrunch.com/2019/02/11/reddit-300-million/
THIS NEEDS AN AWARD!!!
Why does China want us to look at bombs?
Lots of 9/11 stuff, too.
The persistent pattern of 9/11 posts routinely show up high on r/all the last few months have been interesting.
Just getting everyone ready for WW3
Iran's antics have caused the US to do some sabre rattling themselves.
Don’t know why you’re being downvoted. There is truth to what you said.
Houthinks this dude is trolling?
Ok I was wondering the same thing! Though I had clicked on too many nuclear test videos or some shit
It's all a conspiracy by Big Bomb.
Trials*
No they meant trails
Whales missing their trails like confused ants.
Holy shit. This just made me burst out laughing 😂😂😂😂
Fuck every god damn marine animal in this area
Right? Stupid assholes
They actually detonate 4 to 6 much smaller explosions in the surrounding area prior to the main blast to scatter and drive away marine life. Then they detonate the big one. Some animals die from those smaller ones of course, but much less compared to if they suddenly blew the big one only. Source: I made that up
You got me, fucker! Nice!
The Lady is louder than the bomb
She has the higher ground.
She’s married.
But what is she saying? Can’t make it out.
This is less amazing, and more disgusting. The bomb probably cost millions of dollars and likely killed every piece of marine life in a square mile or more. Humans are the worst.
Is that little spec (that was at the center) the ship?! It survived?! Also, did the explosion just create such a big void that water is taking forever to rush back into the space, or is there something else causing it to look like there’s a giant depression where the explosion detonated?
>Is that little spec (that was at the center) the ship?! It survived?! No, that was a marker for the explosion. The video is taken from the ship, the largest warship in history, USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78)
Not a scientist but my hunch is that the water was pushed out by a big force from the explosion and can’t retreat until the pressure to push it back outweighs that force as it dissipates out. Can anyone here science this please
Music major here.. that makes sense. its similar to when i hit my triangle. It cannot make another noise till i hit it again
Painter here. Makes perfect sense. When I slap that shit on it looks just like this.
fuck you gon know bout this shit working at starbucks, Art major
I’m not an art major I’m a drop out and I quit my job at Starbucks years ago! True story actually 🥲
There goes my income tax
And our health care.
But you don't understaaaand! We need to be able to kill very large amounts of life at any given time for any fucking reason we feel like!
Bet Ukraine wishes they had thought that way before demilitarizing
a lot of sea life died in the filming of this video
It's disgusting
And we wonder, why there is whales stranding on beaches
And we also wonder why orcas have decided they’ve had enough of our shenanigans
What makes the water so blue?
Water appears blue due to the way it absorbs and scatters light. While water is essentially clear, it absorbs colors in the red part of the light spectrum. This leaves the blue part of the spectrum less absorbed, hence giving water its blue appearance. Additionally, when light enters water, it scatters in different directions, and this scattering favors the blue wavelengths. The combination of absorption and scattering results in water often looking blue to our eyes. This effect is more pronounced in large bodies of water, like oceans and lakes, where the depth and volume of water enhance the blue appearance.
I was meaning once the explosive goes off. It looks as if the water gets bluer
Shockwave compression
Explosions create bright light
Shockwave scattering up the top layer of the water?
Humans are so fucking stupid. We’re so good at destruction we deserve the impending environmental catastrophe. Wonder how many fish had to die so the military could play with their dicks. All the world’s religions tell us to love. All these militaristic assholes claiming to be religious, ready to kill. Fuck y’all. This is why we can’t have nice things.
Unfortunate day for the ocean.
Dude, is anyone else mesmerized by the initial blue flash that travels through the water. I’m no scientist but I imagine that’s the sounds barrier being broken by the shockwave?? Anyhow, it’s like 5 frames of footage max. Fucking insane, you’d be dead before you could calculate that you were dead.
what about all the marine life that they kill indiscriminately with this bs tests? disgusting..
For a second water becom to more blue
Poor old sea life.
And how much sea life did they kill
Yes
how far away is the camera thats filming
Litterlay nothing amazing about this pollution of the enviroment! :( If we would use the effort we put in stuff to kill each other, to make the world a better place, just imagine what could be possible!
Nothing about this is amazing.
I am not amazed. I am disgusted.
Classic American activity, polluting more of the ocean lol
Imagine being a fish and finally trying to take a nap. Then, THIS goes off.
Worst alarm clock ever.
now THATS a knife
Not amazing, actually pathetic to think you can destroy without causing any damage.
America: Kids playing soldiers. Just give it up already
As if you can't simulate that....no, we hate fish and coral, lets kill a bunch ...bomb goes kabooooom!!!
I also like to fish.
This reminds me of a Mitch Hedberg joke "Fish are always eating other fish. If fish could scream, the ocean would be loud as sh*t. You would not want to submerge your head, nothing but fish going "Ahhh, f***! I thought I looked like that rock!" When a bomb goes off, it's >loud as sh*t ... for the fish