Monster Wave Filmed from Beneath the Surface

Tags: BBC, South Pacific Islands

Monster Wave Filmed from Beneath the Surface

No, not internet surfing, actual surfing!

Check out this video of the monster wave from BBC.

Filmed in super slow motion with a high def camera, this wave was created off of the coast of Pohnpei in the Caroline Islands, part of the Federated State of Micronesia.

Some of the biggest waves break on the South Pacific Islands.

These waves swell on the opposite side of the ocean, and arrive a couple days later.

Surfs up! Who wants to tackle this wave?

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