The tallest wave ever recorded was NOT in the ocean.
A faceless AI Short generated with Kineo · 1 min · 2026-08-15
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The tallest wave ever recorded was NOT in the ocean. It was taller than the Empire State Building — and two fishermen surfed it in a wooden boat.
July 9, 1958. Lituya Bay, Alaska. At 10:15 PM, an earthquake rips 90 million tons of rock off a mountain — and drops it into the bay.
The splash rises 524 meters. Not a typo. A wall of black water higher than any skyscraper on Earth, moving at 160 kilometers per hour. Three fishing boats are anchored in its path.
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Witness the incredible story of a wave that surpassed the Empire State Building. This disaster in Lituya Bay, Alaska, changed everything for those who experienced it. Nature's power is both awe-inspiring and terrifying.
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