The "Pool of Death" in Hawaii's Kipu Falls along the Huleia Stream is a scary reminder of the dangers on the big island.
This video of some kids jumping and swimming in these treacherous waters should make you wince.
Native Hawaiians and other locals know from experience that fluctuating tides and seasonal changes can make this the swim of a lifetime, or the end of a life.
When you see just how much the pool changes in just a short period you'll know why it's a jump best left to native islanders.
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It's not a sure thing, but it's said that no Hawaiian locals have ever drowned here, only tourists. Even experienced Islanders, strong swimmers, and people that know better don't challenge waters like these without a lifetime of local knowledge.
Having said all that, if you don't want to at least try a dive into that 'pool' in your mind then you don't have an adventurous bone in your body! People have been swimming since they first found water, and aren't about to stop now, but vigilance is the key.
Stay safe and do what your heart and mind tells you is the smart thing to do!
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