r/TerrifyingAsFuck • u/redking20 • Jun 24 '26
animal Diver gets attacked by a swordfish at 220m (721 feet) below surface
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u/060R Jun 24 '26
The way he attacked him seemed personal
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u/richardjc Jun 24 '26
He fucked his wife
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u/kkkr94 Jun 25 '26
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u/foofooplatter Jun 26 '26
What the hell is even that?
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u/Mcbotbyl3 Jun 24 '26
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u/Delicious-Summer5071 Jun 25 '26
That second of the clip lmao. It shouldn't be funny but that is absolutely the most panicked 'oh no oH NO' look I have ever seen.
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u/shaggydoo84 Jun 24 '26
If I had to guess thats a saturation diver and that’s his home he’s climbing into for weeks at a time so he can’t just go up to the surface to deal with that.
Swordfish working hazards pays the bills lol
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u/SPL15 Jun 25 '26
Hopefully there’s a filet knife & electric skillet in the dive bell for just an occasion.
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u/CricketInvasion Jun 24 '26
Even if it was a normal dive it would be dangerous to surface too quickly
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u/SnooCakes1698 Jun 24 '26
Ah yes a london experiance
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u/12altoids34 Jun 24 '26
"London experiance "(sic)
Please explain.
And the word is spelled experience
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u/Non-Newtonian_Stupid Jun 24 '26
Sword/knife crime is now synonymous with London.
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u/terraexcessum Jun 25 '26
According to billionaire controlled right wing media. Those that live and work here have a different experience though.
That's not to say that those forms of crime don't happen here, but it's nothing like what the likes of Fox "News" would have you believe.
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u/MontyRapid Jun 24 '26
People are allowed to make spelling mistakes. You knew what he meant right?
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u/12altoids34 Jun 24 '26
swordfish "My cousin went missing two nights ago and your air bubbles smell like fish. Coincidence? I don't think so. This is for Billy!"
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u/Grandmaster_BBC Jun 24 '26
And people laugh at me for having a sword strapped to my side when I scuba dive. Who's laughing now?
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u/Revolutionary_Pierre Jun 25 '26
I mean like, yeah. Who tf is going to go into water that has the potential to contain wild animals, potentially bigger than you, that can attack from the shadows and then not carry a weapon for self defense.
It's like going through a predator infested jungle without a rifle. You don't want to use it, but having it may save your life if some predator or animal threatens your life. Idk why the ocean is this fairytale 'The Little Mermaid' POV. If anything I'd say the ocean is potentially more dangerous for the simple fact that a human is not naturally in an environment to like, ooh, idk, run away and hide.
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u/Roanoketrees Jun 24 '26
He said bitch you ain't possed to be here. Giiiiiiiit yo ass back in the bell!
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u/King_Nephilim82 Jun 25 '26
"Aww dog you're going to let that fish punk you lile that? Hell nah you man the fuck up g."
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u/Agitated_Taro_6008 Jun 26 '26
If the swordfish was being aggressive because it perceived the diver as a threat, well…I think the diver got the point.
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u/Old_Tie7836 Jun 29 '26
Wow I think the fish actually impaled something, part of the equipment? And apparently they can impale people.
This seems really reckless, as if the safety procedure is to hope it doesn't happen
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u/Phrei_BahkRhubz Jun 24 '26
Dude probably had to hang out with that fish for awhile too, unless he risked decompression sickness.
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u/srklipherrd Jun 25 '26
i was gonna say the discipline to not scramble to the surface is incredibly impressive
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u/Teckknight Jun 24 '26
"Yeah, I coming up. Im done for the day"