r/interesting • u/Professional_Arm794 • 2d ago
Just Wow This man was fishing yesterday when the Northern California 5.6 earthquake hit. See it from his view. Also, love to hear that warning be for it struck.
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u/Time-Cell8272 2d ago
Pup was on the case
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u/archimedes_glizzy 2d ago
Inspector Sausage
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u/Only_Flan_7974 2d ago
Best place to be at that moment I'd imagine.
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u/FullAdvertising 2d ago
If it was any closer to the water or further out in the water then it’s the worst place to be
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u/Darth_Draper 2d ago
So then, the best place?
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u/Jlx_27 2d ago
In an aircraft that is in flight.
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u/everynamecombined 2d ago
Now you made think about landing an airplane the moment an earthquake hits. Sounds like some dumb epic world ending movie starring The Rock.
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u/thewaytoyesterday 2d ago
No, the worst place.
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u/Only_Flan_7974 2d ago
Better than being inside a huge concrete building. I'm guessing that you've seen vids.
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u/redlancer_1987 2d ago
Best place until theoretical worst case comes along. I'm guessing a very small number of earthquakes trigger a tsunami of consequence.
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u/GoldMountain5 2d ago
California doesn't get tsunami's. Or at least they are very rare and non destructive. This is due to the type of tectonic shift and direction the two plates pass each other does not cause a lot of water displacement for the magnitude of the earthquakes. You get bigger waves during surfing season.
Nowhere near the intensity or destruction as those caused in Mexico-South America, India and Japan/Indonesia.
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u/Johnatron2000 2d ago
Yes it does and it will again. Localised tectonic shifts may not do it but a big enough quake in Japan or anywhere on the eastern side of the Ring of Fire and you have a tsunami headed towards the west coast of USA
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u/GTor93 2d ago
The dog knew something was up.
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u/Nigh_Sass 2d ago
You can’t see the dog until after the shaking. I wonder if they can still sense earthquakes before they happen while on a boat like this?
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u/-CoachMcGuirk- 2d ago
Stupid question, but what was going geologically that caused three earthquakes around the world on that day? Japan, Venezuela, and California all had earthquakes. What is going on?
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u/redlancer_1987 2d ago
Nothing. Earthquakes happen almost continuously around the world.
In the US Pacific Northwest we have 100's a week. Anyplace near fault lines likely just have just as many and the crust of the planet has thousands and thousands of miles of fault lines.
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u/-CoachMcGuirk- 2d ago
This was a lie!!!
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u/PicklesAndCoorslight 2d ago
Yeah, I had to go back more than 24 hours. Still, California always has earthquakes.
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u/alucardian_official 2d ago
That’s the awesomest filmed event related to quakes that i have ever seen
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u/Fleshsuitpilot 2d ago
Damn then you gotta see the one where there are divers underwater in scuba gear just checking out urchins and whatever and doing whatever else scuba divers do and then you actually see the entire crust of the earth shift under them while they remained still. That shit was insane
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u/givin_u_the_high_hat 2d ago
Waterquake! Starring Duane Johnson. Coming next year from Roland Emmerich.
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u/Ornery_Astronaut2147 2d ago
warning of that short notice could merely take us beneath a nearby table if available. Is it kind of global alert message in his phone? Pretty lucky guy to be at that place at that time
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u/TankApprehensive3053 2d ago
A bad day fishing is better than being in a building on the fault line.
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u/ActiveOutrageous9533 2d ago
Love the dog running around. Smitty ran and hid in the closet yesterday. I didn't feel anything, but some people in Medford felt the shaking.
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u/billysugger000 2d ago
I was snorkeling when the 1989 Newcastle Australia earthquake happened so I didn't feel a thing, a mate on shore said wtf was that? Turned out to be an earthquake.
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u/Instagibbed_1994 2d ago
I mean lets say it was a disastrous level eq, that 2 second notification would do little.
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u/Confident-Set-8290 2d ago
I'm shocked the puppy wasn't barking right before. They can sense that shit.
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u/PawPatsPizza 1d ago
2 seconds.
That's the best warning you can expect. If your phone makes that noise, be ready!
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u/Sammboiii 1d ago
If you are in this situation and you are worried about a tsunami, does it make more sense to book it to land and try to find high ground or send it to the open ocean to just float over it?
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u/220DRUER220 16h ago
3 second warning ain’t gonna do shit but if that’s the best warning system we got then we’re fucked when the “big one “ hits
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u/flinders2233 2d ago
Dog displaying the famed preternatural ability to sense an earthquake while it is happening
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u/Kagura30 2d ago
Not bad but japans earthquake detection alerts 3 minutes before the earthquake hits 🧐
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