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It must be so strange to see that in person. Apparently they can be really hard to navigate and get up to 10+ feet tall.

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>A fishing crew was left stunned when it found itself surrounded by a dangerous square wave phenomenon. Video footage shows concerned fishermen overlooking the surrounding sea as waves form a chessboard-like pattern. The strange event was filmed in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Turkey. Square waves, also known as a cross sea, are caused by two wave systems travelling at different speeds and trajectories. The wave systems meet on the surface and resemble a grid or checker-board.

It must be so strange to see that in person. Apparently they can be really hard to navigate and get up to 10+ feet tall. Archive: https://archive.today/OLXwd From the post: >>A fishing crew was left stunned when it found itself surrounded by a dangerous square wave phenomenon. Video footage shows concerned fishermen overlooking the surrounding sea as waves form a chessboard-like pattern. The strange event was filmed in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Turkey. Square waves, also known as a cross sea, are caused by two wave systems travelling at different speeds and trajectories. The wave systems meet on the surface and resemble a grid or checker-board.

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No, I refuse to open-water swim like that. It's hard enough to get me into calm waters by the beach when I am on vacation.