No, this is still a MASSIVE movement of water for not being a tidal action.
Go up a couple of notches in power, which nature can do easily, and this will look a LOT gnarlier from a human perspective but make no mistake this is still a frightening display of kinetic power if you step back and think about the volume and flux involved.
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I can see that, but I've always expected tidal waves to be far more destructive. This is, as you say, an astonishing amount of movement, but nothing like I was expecting to see.
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No, this is still a MASSIVE movement of water for not being a tidal action.
Go up a couple of notches in power, which nature can do easily, and this will look a LOT gnarlier from a human perspective but make no mistake this is still a frightening display of kinetic power if you step back and think about the volume and flux involved.
I can see that, but I've always expected tidal waves to be far more destructive. This is, as you say, an astonishing amount of movement, but nothing like I was expecting to see.