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as posted by the channelFootage of the treacherous Drake Passage has flooded TikTok.
A ship-bound vlogger who goes by Natasha recently shared snippets of turbulent water slamming her vessel on a journey through the wet and wild mass, which is considered one of the most dangerous bodies of water in the world.
“Welcome to Day 2 of our adventure to Antarctica. Today is the day we cross the Drake Passage,” reads the caption for the video, which was posted last week and has 12.3 million views.
She explained that some visitors to the passage — which spans nearly 600 miles and sits between Cape Horn, off the southernmost coast of Chile, and the Antarctic’s South Shetland Islands — are sometimes greeted with the “Drake Lake,” a much calmer version of the body of water.
However, this TikToker was given the “Drake Shake,” with Natasha showing how she and other passengers were “holding on for dear life.”
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