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What would happen if you were standing on Waikiki Beach when a wall of water 100 feet tall came racing toward shore at 500 miles per hour, with barely five minutes to decide whether you'd live or perish? Right now, over 40 million people live within tsunami inundation zones across the Pacific Rim, where this exact scenario isn't hypothetical—it's a matter of when, not if. When researchers at NOAA finally analyzed the survival data from the 2011 Japan tsunami and the 2004 Indian Ocean disaster, what they discovered about human behavior in those critical first minutes was so disturbing that it changed every emergency protocol in coastal cities worldwide. The patterns they found—who survived, who didn't, and why—contradicted everything we thought we knew about water, time, and human decision-making. This is the science of survival when the ocean decides to strike.

What you will learn from the video:
What is a Tsunami
How to Survive a Tsunami
What are Tsunami Warning Signs?

Timestamps:
0:00 - When the Ocean Decides to Kill
1:39 - Tsunamis Are Not Waves
2:51 - The Deadliest Tsunamis in Modern History
4:21 - The Warning Signs Most People Ignore
9:18 - The Choices That Decide Who Lives
17:14 - Why So Many People Didn’t Survive
19:26 - The Science That Changed Emergency Protocols Forever
22:16 - Surviving When the Ocean Strikes