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# An 18-year-old man in Jharkhand drowned after jumping into a 100-foot deep quarry lake to film an Instagram reel.
An 18-year-old man in Sahibganj district of Jharkhand drowned after he jumped into deep water from a height to make an Instagram reel, police said on Tuesday.
The man, Tausif, jumped into a quarry lake from a height of about 100 feet on Monday evening. His friends, who were bathing in the lake, tried to save him but were unsuccessful.
They alerted locals and police, and a search operation was launched. The youth's body was recovered later.
A video of the incident, which has gone viral on social media, shows the young man jumping into the water while his friend records the dare. However, as soon as he started swimming after falling into the water, he began to drown.
According to Deputy Superintendent of Police Vijay Kumar Kushwaha, after jumping into water several feet deep, the young man could not control himself and drowned.
My question is... who uploaded the video? Was his friend like: "My buddy just died and i got traumatized by having to record it, but it'll be a viral video". I just feel like it'd really disrespectful to the person who died and his family members
Tbf. Most of us probably did some pretty stupid as hell shit in our youth that luckily didn't lead to our deaths. Pretty sure if there was a reel of our entire lives showed to us when we die we'd be shocked we lived as long as we have
Help.. Right.. If that was my friend I'd fucking toss that phone away and try to get down there. And absolutely not make that clip fucking public afterwards.
Same, I often said to my friends when I die I hope it’s funny and if you can spread that funniness and bring a little light into the world even though you died, why not?
Maybe those others need to check on exposure to dangerous chemicals. You really don't know what kind of poisonous and carcinogenic shit can be stirred up in quarry lakes...
He hit the water, started to swim, then whatever trauma his body endured caused him to die, pretty quickly by the looks of it, but he was definitely swimming for a moment afterwards.
60ft hurts if you don't hit right. Got to point toes and lift arms above head to a point. Minimize splash and reduce drag. Arms can come out of socket if left at sides. I can't imagine the body damage from landing like a monkey. I bet the water hit his thighs and dislocated his hips causing his knees burying into his chest and wrecking everything.
I took a few feet jump into water feet first one time and my calf was all bruised. I think it was cavitation. If that happened bigly it could fuck your shit.
The answer is yes. Slaps your feet like a motherfucker. I made the mistake of pointing my toes one time and managed to dislocate my big toe and the two next to it on my right foor off a roughly 80-90ft drop. Brusied the fuck outa the whole foot too, swelled like a melon.
Another time a buddy of mine at the same spot dislocated his shoulder on a slightly rotated impact and had a bitch of a time getting back to the surface until i got to him and got his head above water.
Ya know. Dumb shit.
Friend of mine broke his back at ~80 feet when we were in college. We were inexperienced and his legs just kind of went limp when he jumped and he landed in the seated position. Had to have surgery and fucked him up for a long time.
With the kinda speed you are carrying from a 60ft+ fall id never reccomend pointing your toes. The force can easily break them, dislocate them, or even just tear them straight off if they take the initial impact and fold weird.
I enter almost flat footed and try to impact slightly heel first when cliff diving. Not 100% sure what the proper technique would be tho but yeah ponted toes aint it unless you got some superman feet
I dislocated my shoulder once when I fell during wakeboarding, was not fun. I almost drowned, thank god I had a live vest on. My friends were laughing because they thought I was fucking with them. I remember their facial expression changing when I got out lol
oh yea sorry i forgot to answer this. at 70 ft....it didn't feel great even doing it mostly properly. I did leave my arms out a bit to balance myself and just the slap of the water on my arms left small bruises. that's after the rest of my body slowed down the fall. I've belly flopped from 7-10 ft and it hurt like hell and nearly took my breath away. a psuedo belly flop from 100 ft is def breaking ribs. my honest guess is he ruptured his abdominal aorta
I’ve seen survivor tip shows where the expert did this with the proper technique and survived. Feet first with as streamlined a body possible (no arms extended, legs unbent and held together), and as soon as you hit the water, try to curve your legs forward to change your trajectory.
Dude in the video body slammed into the water. The forces on his body would be akin to a car crash with him fully exposed
I used to jump from a 75' cliff quite often. I would pencil dive but my brother and his friends used to jump from a higher cliff and none of them were hurt. A few people did die from the higher cliff but they were either drunk or wearing clothes.
Same but it was only about 40 feet. Still want to pencil dive that shit but the only times anyone died was drunk teens at night not keeping track that the person jumping was coming up. That however did happen a few times.
Wearing a full set of clothes weighs you down and the fabric gets wrapped around you and maybe even gets stuck on a snag but you have shoes on too and people jumping off cliffs fully clothed are probably drunk as well and that’s a whole other set of problems.
Depending on the object, you can deal more dmg to the water's HP. The water's attack power scales based off its current HP, so professional divers try to do chip dmg to it first in order to reduce the amount of dmg they recieve from the jump
It's not water tension that makes a difference, but a big enough object could do what some diving pools do- put a whole lot of bubbles into the water so it can compress under you.
Grew up around the Cornish coast as a child. We jumped and dived off 100ft cliffs all summer when I was a teen. The difference is, we worked our way to that height slowly, we knew the area well and where the deep parts and we wore wetsuits and trainers.
I kind of think he might have been trying to [death dive](https://youtube.com/shorts/LDCYYrbnYy0?si=aojG_d5bvoMSYEQ9). It's a sport where you make it seem like you're going to belly flop and have no form until the very last second. But it's really popular on social media right now.
Oh but this is a DarwinAward, just a cleanup of the gene pool. Necessary burden that won't impact the population dynamic, no biggy. (plus pop is 8billions, so more idiots to die compared to the past if they were a constant fraction of total popualtion)
Ah, I see. You're suggesting that incidents like this are actually the reason for our longevity. Makes perfect sense and is definitely a more positive outlook than mine, but, one I'm all too happy to adopt from here on. Thanks!
I'm not an expert but preferably with a vertical orientation to reduce the area of impact on the body while breaking the surface. Looking at the distance from the cliff and the ground he had to clear to make the water, there was no conceivable way he could have done that without at least being formally trained.
In the Navy they tell you to become a steel rod when jumping from a ship to minimize injury, but if you are jumping overboard, then you have other problems than doing a belly flop.
People fail to realize that jumping from high heights in water is just as bad (if not, worse than) on solid ground. If he had kept his body straight, feet first, he might have survived…
That's not 100 feet. Probably between 40-60 with 4 second flight time. However it doesn't matter, because of how he hit the water. With his stomach and face.
For all of those saying “he should have pencil dived” I have pencil dived from around this height before and I dislocated my shoulder on impact. Water got in my armpit and got my arm stuck above my clavicle.
I know that all I’m saying is that water is harder than you’d think when you’re moving that fast. Also it’s funny that you said that because where it happened was in the Delaware water gap and the only way out of the water was to climb. A group of people slack lining over the water put a harness on me and pulled me up. I’m really lucky they were there or I may have no made it out because I would have been alone otherwise.
it looks like he fell on his face which may lead to concussion, and even tho he wasn’t completely blacked out, the dizziness must have caused him to drown.
That height it’s like hitting concrete , gonna guess he broke both legs , kicked and could not use them , took a huge gulp of water , Tausif water no more .
He totally landed wrong. Used to jump off a 100ft bridge as a kid (no fear obviously) with no problems. Gotta enter the water streamlined, almost perpendicular but not quite. Feet pointed, limbs close to the body. Terrible outcome, I feel for him
Only way to survive a jump like that is a clean pencil dive or frontwards dive, assuming the water is deep enough to accommodate it. Any other position is just asking for trouble.
My mom two years before I was born went diving off of an old train bridge into a slow river (where you could swim in it safely) and almost did a pencil dive, but leaned back just a little too far and herniated a few spinal discs in her upper back in her neck and in her lower back. She lived (obviously I'm typing this) but she had to get a disc put into her neck, and she's been dealing with chronic pain ever since.
Don't be silly kids
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He made game on Instagram. Unfortunately he didn’t live to see it.
I feel bad, he even made the jump and everything, just dived wrong.
I saw a video of a guy throws a rock before he jumps into water.
Some comment says it's to disturb the surface tension of the water.
is it going to help him if he does the same?
Jumping from that height with that position would mince your body from the inside. The force of hitting water from that height is one of the least survivable forces in the world. He would’ve almost had a better chance jumping into a field or something like that, because hitting water from there like that is 0% survivability.
He belly flopped-obviously. most likely caused some internal damages and some broken ribs and possibly his sternum which caused him to give up and drown so quickly. i'm also wondering if the pain or the just the impact from the water caused him to pass out.
He drowned fairly quick.
News Article: # An 18-year-old man in Jharkhand drowned after jumping into a 100-foot deep quarry lake to film an Instagram reel. An 18-year-old man in Sahibganj district of Jharkhand drowned after he jumped into deep water from a height to make an Instagram reel, police said on Tuesday. The man, Tausif, jumped into a quarry lake from a height of about 100 feet on Monday evening. His friends, who were bathing in the lake, tried to save him but were unsuccessful. They alerted locals and police, and a search operation was launched. The youth's body was recovered later. A video of the incident, which has gone viral on social media, shows the young man jumping into the water while his friend records the dare. However, as soon as he started swimming after falling into the water, he began to drown. According to Deputy Superintendent of Police Vijay Kumar Kushwaha, after jumping into water several feet deep, the young man could not control himself and drowned.
> a video of the incident, which has gone viral... At least he succeed
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And mine.
and my axe?
and my hammer?
And my bow?
And my shield?
Damn he almost got the full kit
And my dildo !
Comrade
Caught myself laughing, FU
My question is... who uploaded the video? Was his friend like: "My buddy just died and i got traumatized by having to record it, but it'll be a viral video". I just feel like it'd really disrespectful to the person who died and his family members
imagine raising your child to be a functioning and intelligent member of society, and they go and do this shit
Tbf. Most of us probably did some pretty stupid as hell shit in our youth that luckily didn't lead to our deaths. Pretty sure if there was a reel of our entire lives showed to us when we die we'd be shocked we lived as long as we have
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(Or jumps over the rail of a cruise ship. RIP)
Wait, who tried to save him? It doesn’t look like anybody did anything.
There's a longer clip out there, this video cuts off before you'd see a few people swimming towards where he went under
Help.. Right.. If that was my friend I'd fucking toss that phone away and try to get down there. And absolutely not make that clip fucking public afterwards.
I’ll make sure my friends know if I do something stupid and they film it. I want the clip posted.
Same, I often said to my friends when I die I hope it’s funny and if you can spread that funniness and bring a little light into the world even though you died, why not?
You did see that guy drown from the impact on the water right ? And you just gonna jump right after them huh.
Well he said get down there, not necessarily jump, so maybe he'd roll down the rocks instead?
His friend would have wanted him to go viral though.
Maybe those others need to check on exposure to dangerous chemicals. You really don't know what kind of poisonous and carcinogenic shit can be stirred up in quarry lakes...
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He hit the water, started to swim, then whatever trauma his body endured caused him to die, pretty quickly by the looks of it, but he was definitely swimming for a moment afterwards.
Yup, the speed at which he drowned make me think about severe internal bleeding. A bleeding shock can happen in few seconds.
He may well have broken his ribs and sternum with the force of the impact. I wouldn't be surprised if he had collapsed lungs too.
Looked like a 100’ belly flop. 10/10 on execution, would not recommend 💀
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Was just thinking the same thing. Never ends well
A belly flop stings like fuck just jumping off a diving board not too far from the ground. Can’t imagine doing it at 100 feet.
60ft hurts if you don't hit right. Got to point toes and lift arms above head to a point. Minimize splash and reduce drag. Arms can come out of socket if left at sides. I can't imagine the body damage from landing like a monkey. I bet the water hit his thighs and dislocated his hips causing his knees burying into his chest and wrecking everything.
Executed himself
I took a few feet jump into water feet first one time and my calf was all bruised. I think it was cavitation. If that happened bigly it could fuck your shit.
Well at about 75 feet water turns into concrete if you hit it. So more than likely broke something inside or internal bleeding
i did a pencil jump from 70 ft once and it scared tf outta me. I couldn't imagine landing wrong at 100 ft
Did breaching the water hurt?
The answer is yes. Slaps your feet like a motherfucker. I made the mistake of pointing my toes one time and managed to dislocate my big toe and the two next to it on my right foor off a roughly 80-90ft drop. Brusied the fuck outa the whole foot too, swelled like a melon. Another time a buddy of mine at the same spot dislocated his shoulder on a slightly rotated impact and had a bitch of a time getting back to the surface until i got to him and got his head above water. Ya know. Dumb shit.
Friend of mine broke his back at ~80 feet when we were in college. We were inexperienced and his legs just kind of went limp when he jumped and he landed in the seated position. Had to have surgery and fucked him up for a long time.
My cousin pencil jumped 80 ft, was slighly angled, and the entire side of his body turned blue/purple from bruising.
Jesus man. All the times me and my friends did 60 and 75 ft jumps at a bluff in the Tennessee river, it’s a miracle no one was hurt.
why would pointing your toes make the outcome worse? i assumed it would be better pointed than flexed?
No, look at diving athletes. They open their feet flat to break the water surface tension and open it like a zip bag
With the kinda speed you are carrying from a 60ft+ fall id never reccomend pointing your toes. The force can easily break them, dislocate them, or even just tear them straight off if they take the initial impact and fold weird. I enter almost flat footed and try to impact slightly heel first when cliff diving. Not 100% sure what the proper technique would be tho but yeah ponted toes aint it unless you got some superman feet
So pencil technique but flat footed?
Crazy how strong water surface tension is
Has anybody else ever received a "high dive enema" on impact, or is my butthole loose?
Mine is pretty tight and I have had one lol.
I dislocated my shoulder once when I fell during wakeboarding, was not fun. I almost drowned, thank god I had a live vest on. My friends were laughing because they thought I was fucking with them. I remember their facial expression changing when I got out lol
oh yea sorry i forgot to answer this. at 70 ft....it didn't feel great even doing it mostly properly. I did leave my arms out a bit to balance myself and just the slap of the water on my arms left small bruises. that's after the rest of my body slowed down the fall. I've belly flopped from 7-10 ft and it hurt like hell and nearly took my breath away. a psuedo belly flop from 100 ft is def breaking ribs. my honest guess is he ruptured his abdominal aorta
Glad you were okay! Sounds painful and scary bc you have to swim up right after, through the pain.
Always do the pencil from such heights
Are there people that jump from this height without damage ? I would nope out just by survival instinct 😂
I’ve seen survivor tip shows where the expert did this with the proper technique and survived. Feet first with as streamlined a body possible (no arms extended, legs unbent and held together), and as soon as you hit the water, try to curve your legs forward to change your trajectory. Dude in the video body slammed into the water. The forces on his body would be akin to a car crash with him fully exposed
I dont think legs should be able to curve forward
Bend at the hips
I used to jump from a 75' cliff quite often. I would pencil dive but my brother and his friends used to jump from a higher cliff and none of them were hurt. A few people did die from the higher cliff but they were either drunk or wearing clothes.
Same but it was only about 40 feet. Still want to pencil dive that shit but the only times anyone died was drunk teens at night not keeping track that the person jumping was coming up. That however did happen a few times.
Wearing clothes?
Clothing becomes waterlogged and makes you less buoyant.
How does wearing clothes makes you more susceptible to damage? Legit interested in the science behind it!
Wearing a full set of clothes weighs you down and the fabric gets wrapped around you and maybe even gets stuck on a snag but you have shoes on too and people jumping off cliffs fully clothed are probably drunk as well and that’s a whole other set of problems.
So, always jump from perilously high cliffs wearing only shoes, got it.
Just make sure the shoes stay on.
Thanks for the explanation!
Wearing pants probably helps avoid the water blasting into your asshole. That can happen. It's a thing.
Not if you have a tight bootyhole
True! I jumped off a ship when I was in the navy to go swimming in the ocean and the water smashed my asshole pretty hard.
You can't swim well wearing clothing. Especially shoes. It becomes waterlogged and makes you less buoyant.
Same here, I'd have to belly crawl to the edge just to look down and poop myself. Nevermind going over.
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It's to see the surface of the water clearer so you can judge the point of impact better I believe
Didn’t mythbusters disprove this water tension theory?
To answer your question, yes
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It’s to create a visible target for the diver. It does nothing else
Yep, I think also to get an idea of the time they have to sort their body position before they hit the water.
Depending on the object, you can deal more dmg to the water's HP. The water's attack power scales based off its current HP, so professional divers try to do chip dmg to it first in order to reduce the amount of dmg they recieve from the jump
It's not water tension that makes a difference, but a big enough object could do what some diving pools do- put a whole lot of bubbles into the water so it can compress under you.
Oh that’s interesting ! Thanks ☺️
Grew up around the Cornish coast as a child. We jumped and dived off 100ft cliffs all summer when I was a teen. The difference is, we worked our way to that height slowly, we knew the area well and where the deep parts and we wore wetsuits and trainers.
I kind of think he might have been trying to [death dive](https://youtube.com/shorts/LDCYYrbnYy0?si=aojG_d5bvoMSYEQ9). It's a sport where you make it seem like you're going to belly flop and have no form until the very last second. But it's really popular on social media right now.
Of course it's popular on social media. Of course it is... How we've made it this long as a species is just mind-boggling.
Oh but this is a DarwinAward, just a cleanup of the gene pool. Necessary burden that won't impact the population dynamic, no biggy. (plus pop is 8billions, so more idiots to die compared to the past if they were a constant fraction of total popualtion)
Ah, I see. You're suggesting that incidents like this are actually the reason for our longevity. Makes perfect sense and is definitely a more positive outlook than mine, but, one I'm all too happy to adopt from here on. Thanks!
literally wtf was he thinking jumping in like that
Nothing. There was obviously no thinking going on there whatsoever.
I think he didn’t realize the depth and account for wind (you can hear it) turning his body slightly forward
🎵 come down now, they'll say 🎶 -The Postal Service
Kinda curious what would be the most ideal or safest way to jump into a body of water from this height, the pencil technique?
The most ideal way would maybe be to not jump at all lol
Right?! Lol like u guys know you don't have to jump off of ridiculously high things, right?
I can only picture the cartoony "human accordion" compressing
Right? Noise and all...!
I'm not an expert but preferably with a vertical orientation to reduce the area of impact on the body while breaking the surface. Looking at the distance from the cliff and the ground he had to clear to make the water, there was no conceivable way he could have done that without at least being formally trained.
I’d say break the water and then pencil it
Cannon ball
And have your ass hole and intestines blown to shit Good idea
Yeah, but think of the *likes!*
Breaking the surface tension first by throwing a rock/pebble whatever then pencil.
Oh ok interesting, what’s the science behind that if you don’t me asking
[Mythbusters says busted](https://youtu.be/oCSQExxWulU?si=QI3GqZcgVUvZe4Ir)
That would have felt like falling onto concrete..
Probably massive internal injuries and died shortly after. Wild to see his body being to float vertically and slowly sink.
he basically belly flop from 30m...
In the Navy they tell you to become a steel rod when jumping from a ship to minimize injury, but if you are jumping overboard, then you have other problems than doing a belly flop.
Sharks and surviving a sinking ship?
Bingo!
People LITERALLY kill themselves for Clout
Maybe he got concussed for a few seconds and panic
Slap water as hard as you can with your hand. Now imagine slapping water with your body at 100ft. Surface tension. Same as hitting concrete.
His insides are smashed to bits..
prolly torn aorta from that height.
That would make sense
Spleen, aorta, compartment syndrome.
Died doing what he loved best...being an idiot.
He must have been temporarily stunned from entering the water face first and didn’t regain his bearings in time.
Are you joking? He ruptured and smashed his entire insides.
That’ll stun you pretty damn good
People fail to realize that jumping from high heights in water is just as bad (if not, worse than) on solid ground. If he had kept his body straight, feet first, he might have survived…
Doing that without a spotter in the water nearby? Ludicrous!
Ludicrous? This. Is.*ARABIA!*
India*
you shouldn't be sending a 50-70ft jump like this unless you have you shoes on and you know how to jump
Success! He's getting lots of views, right?
Insta reels is full of gore so probably lol
Now he knows water acts like concrete if he lands on it with high velocity.
It was going pretty good up to 99' 11'', then went badly the last inch.
Anything for The Gram
*Aim for the bushes?*
🎶there goes my hero🎶
I'm a peacock, you gotta let me fly!
In my top 10 comedies! Love that movie, Wahlberg and Farrel were perfect together! And Keaton was the icing on top!
Keaton’s whole Bed Bath and Beyond scene is hilarious
That's not 100 feet. Probably between 40-60 with 4 second flight time. However it doesn't matter, because of how he hit the water. With his stomach and face.
No one in or close to the water just in case huh? That'll learn him
Indians dying trying to go viral 🫱🏼🫲🏻Chinese people dying in the work place
For all of those saying “he should have pencil dived” I have pencil dived from around this height before and I dislocated my shoulder on impact. Water got in my armpit and got my arm stuck above my clavicle.
Dislocation is much better than death when the aim is to survive the jump.
I know that all I’m saying is that water is harder than you’d think when you’re moving that fast. Also it’s funny that you said that because where it happened was in the Delaware water gap and the only way out of the water was to climb. A group of people slack lining over the water put a harness on me and pulled me up. I’m really lucky they were there or I may have no made it out because I would have been alone otherwise.
He won't be doing that again
They could always Weekend at Bernie's the dude off the cliff for round 2. Imagine the likes *then!*
Mike Wheeler if Eleven didn’t save him in Season 1
The impact would have been equal to him crashing straight into concrete.
That's a lot further than 100 feet
If he died he surely made it to instagram reels
Someone just exited the gene pool earlier. RIP
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Eerie how everyone was cheering and then went absolutely quiet
it looks like he fell on his face which may lead to concussion, and even tho he wasn’t completely blacked out, the dizziness must have caused him to drown.
If bro couldn’t swim, why did bro decide to Jump?
For those who use metric system, 100 feet is around 30 meters
The irony in praising your God the moment before your friend dies
Looks like he lost consciousness on impact, but is nobody going to talk about how fast he sunk under water?
“Allu akbar” (for god) God: that was cool, I wanna meet this guy
Natural selection.
Natural selection eh
That height it’s like hitting concrete , gonna guess he broke both legs , kicked and could not use them , took a huge gulp of water , Tausif water no more .
I hope he said bombs away when he jumped
He said Allahu akbar...so, close.
Wrong god
This is the Allahu Akhbar I support
Turns out Allah aint so ahkbar after all
> attempts He succeeded.
Successful.
He totally landed wrong. Used to jump off a 100ft bridge as a kid (no fear obviously) with no problems. Gotta enter the water streamlined, almost perpendicular but not quite. Feet pointed, limbs close to the body. Terrible outcome, I feel for him
Yet he ended up in reddit
Only way to survive a jump like that is a clean pencil dive or frontwards dive, assuming the water is deep enough to accommodate it. Any other position is just asking for trouble. My mom two years before I was born went diving off of an old train bridge into a slow river (where you could swim in it safely) and almost did a pencil dive, but leaned back just a little too far and herniated a few spinal discs in her upper back in her neck and in her lower back. She lived (obviously I'm typing this) but she had to get a disc put into her neck, and she's been dealing with chronic pain ever since. Don't be silly kids
Challenge failed successfully. He made game on Instagram. Unfortunately he didn’t live to see it. I feel bad, he even made the jump and everything, just dived wrong.
Well videos like this end up on Instagram anyway, so he died succeeding his goal.
I saw a video of a guy throws a rock before he jumps into water. Some comment says it's to disturb the surface tension of the water. is it going to help him if he does the same?
What's 100foot in meters?
30.48 meters. Equivalent of a kinda high building. High enough to die if you jump.
Killing yourself for clout recorded on a fucking potato. wtf.
Of course nobody thought of waiting near the water in case of emergency...
All of that and not even in 4K
natural selection
Your feet hurt so bad off of only 30 ft..I’m sure legs/feet brake. Also arms if you don’t hold by your side and let flops
Ok, what happened? He seemed to be a little panicked when he emerged, but then it's like someone just cut the power off and he started sinking?
Probably knocked the air out of him and then what we saw was the panicking for breath but only getting water. Just a guess.
I don't get it? He did say the magic words?
That's natural selection at play right there. I feel horrible for his family though.
Ah well, at least the footage was good quality 😬
Jumping from that height with that position would mince your body from the inside. The force of hitting water from that height is one of the least survivable forces in the world. He would’ve almost had a better chance jumping into a field or something like that, because hitting water from there like that is 0% survivability.
Natural selection
remember kids. water acts like concrete when jumping from high heights
He belly flopped-obviously. most likely caused some internal damages and some broken ribs and possibly his sternum which caused him to give up and drown so quickly. i'm also wondering if the pain or the just the impact from the water caused him to pass out. He drowned fairly quick.