There's no video of anyone swimming the whole thing. The conditions vary wildly from one meter to the next. > To save a click: the "100% mortality" thing is a

There's no video of anyone swimming the whole thing. The conditions vary wildly from one meter to the next. > To save a click: the "100% mortality" thing is a local legend. Middlebrow dismissal, given that there's no proof that it's not 100% and obviously there's no way to prove that it is. It's very easy to imagine a design that would kill 100% of swimmers, it would actually be surprising if there isn't somewhere in the world that would do it. 3:20 of this video shows a well-prepared kayaker w/ a ton of PPE get quite the experience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkPUPxPfFHw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkPUPxPfFHw I don't think there's any way someone without a life jacket survives 3:40, or someone pulling them to safety at 3:54. The extremely bouyant kayak itself struggles at 3:54 to not go down. A ~neutrally bouyant human in that aerated water would be toast.