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The Cloud is a lie. 99% of global internet traffic doesn't travel through satellites—it runs through 550 undersea cables on the ocean floor. And they're under attack by sharks.

In this video, we dive deep (literally) into the fragile thread keeping the modern world connected. From shark bites to Russian spy submarines tapping into your data, to fishermen accidentally cutting cables and blacking out entire countries.

You think the internet is wireless. You look at "The Cloud" and imagine satellites. But the truth? Your emails, your bank account, Netflix, Amazon—everything—travels through cables barely thicker than a garden hose, lying exposed on the ocean floor.

We cover:

How 550 cables carry 99% of global internet traffic
Why sharks bite fiber optic cables (and the real threats)
Russia's spy ship Yantar hovering over US cables
The Tonga volcanic eruption that cut off an entire nation
How cable repair ships fix breaks 2 miles underwater
Operation Ivy Bells: The Cold War underwater wiretap
Why one cut could cause a global internet blackout

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - The Cloud is a Lie
0:50 - its Not Satellites
1:48 - Tech Giants Take Over the Ocean Floor
2:30 - Sharks vs Internet Cables
3:17 - Russia's Spy Submarines
4:45 - Repairing Cables in the Pacific
5:30 - Conclusion

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