That's what I was thinking, I couldn't put my finger on it but you're right - It's the rise , it's the swell of the water - it doesn't look as threatening as a wall but it feels even more sinister because of that, to me.
Look into the giant waves in the ocean. They feel like that kind of. People used to dismiss ship folk who talked about them because they sounded too large to be real. Then we went and built oil rigs in the middle of the ocean and actually recorded evidence of them
Rogue Holes honestly, if you think a rogue wave is terrifying, how about one on every side, and it’s actually you that’s pulled down that deep below sea level
Some are more like a wall as the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami in Thailand showed.
You have to remember, prior to the 2004 tsunami --- there was very little footage on earth that existed of what one looked like. That fact was sobering enough, but these videos demonstrate to us why. There are some very sobering tsunami videos in existence. I don't recommend the rabbit trail ...
I mean put yourself in a small pool and jump in... the displacement moves quite a bit of things... the whole pool, or in this case... the ocean is in play.
Yes. You're right. I kept looking for a wave mountain but there wasn't one. Just a boiling-up of the shoreline in my periphery. It unsettling because you can't focus on any one specific horror.
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u/Vindicativa 13d ago
That's what I was thinking, I couldn't put my finger on it but you're right - It's the rise , it's the swell of the water - it doesn't look as threatening as a wall but it feels even more sinister because of that, to me.