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Alone In The Deadly Tasman Sea | I Shouldn't Be Alive

I Shouldn't Be Alive

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Off the coast of New Zealand, an experienced naval diver is swept away by a ruthless coastal rip current, forcing him to endure seventy-five hours of open-ocean exposure, intense dehydration, and predatory shark threats. Simultaneously, a military pararescue helicopter crew running critical on fuel is forced to ditch their aircraft straight into the devastating, hurricane-force waves of the 1991 "Perfect Storm."

Experience the gripping tales of survival in the heart-pounding series I Shouldn't Be Alive. Witness incredible true stories of those who defied the odds and emerged victorious from near-death experiences, including astonishing encounters like shark attacks. These compelling documentaries take you on a journey filled with adrenaline, resilience, and the triumph of the human spirit. Brace yourself for jaw-dropping narratives and gain a newfound appreciation for the power of survival.

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20 Comments

@Growthtv264 2 months ago

Been through something similar before. It was a calm day out at sea, just doing some spearfishing, when out of nowhere we got hit by what we called a “ground sea” that sudden shift where the current changes and becomes dangerously strong. It started dragging my cousin and me out and under, and the worst part was we only had masks and snorkels.For a moment, I genuinely thought I was going to die. I called on the Lord, and somehow we managed to roll ourselves onto some sharp sea rocks, rocks we’d never dare walk on without shoes but we took the pain and climbed our way to safety.Meanwhile, another cousin who was with us who had recently fully committed his life to Jesus was peacefully spearfishing a couple hundred feet away, completely unaware of what we had just gone through. Scary experience.

@garywinkworth3380 2 months ago

theres no excuse for leaving anyone behind.

@onelove154 2 months ago (edited)

Nice of the guys on the boat to do a numbers check to make sure everyone was still on the boat before they sailed away and left the dude in the middle of the ocean.

@marincherry 1 month ago

Huge respect to the rescue crews who put their lives at risk every day to save others ❤

@The45thoffoot 2 months ago (edited)

20 years of experience and didn't bother using a minute of it . Rob now works in McDonald's and is known as the village idiot.

@Gamertags007 2 months ago

This is why I never go in the ocean

@MrLionMI 2 months ago

20 years navy training but still breaks a golden rule and then forgets everything to chase a crayfish. umm

@Jake-yy9fg 1 month ago (edited)

Helicopter rescuers and the frogmen especially are the epitome of brave. Having to do multiple mid-air refuels in a storm 100's of miles out over the atlantic is insane.

@CharlieSummers-ox7jb 2 months ago

Ego will always get in the way of logical reasoning

@warriorway2570 2 months ago

The oceans have taken millions of lives through history

@debralorenzen2637 2 months ago

I have gone snorkeling in the Bahamas and they always did a headcount
It was one excursions that I love God must be watching over me a lot, and I thank him every day every night

@kyliewalker6647 2 weeks ago

At least they searched and searched for their missing crew member, what an incredible courageous group of men. I hope they keep in contact with Rick’s family. RIP.
So sad.

@locien182 2 months ago

distress beacons or sea flairs, id never go out to sea with out them now since watching this series.

@Prone2Thrill 2 months ago

R.I.P. Rick - Thank you for your valiant service!

@MasonWithAnM 9 days ago

Crazy... I hope the first thing he teaches his dive students is to NEVER go without a buddy OR let pride get you in a situation you can't pride your way out of.