Between South America and Antarctica lies a stretch of ocean feared for its towering waves, screaming winds, and drifting ...

The Drake Passage is often called the world’s deadliest stretch of water, with claims of more than 10,000 sailors and 800 ships lost in its history. Between South America and Antarctica, this 600-mile ...

A cruise ship faced massive 30-40-foot waves in the turbulent Drake Passage. Passenger Lesley Anne Murphy captured footage of the wild ride, showing passengers falling and sliding. Quark Expeditions ...

Why it's incredible: The passage is one of the world's most dangerous ocean crossings. The Drake Passage is an ocean channel between the southern tip of South America and the West Antarctic Peninsula.

A blogger said that waves towered 30 to 40 feet high. In the video shared online, you see the sliding across the floor, and the wall-mounted television swinging from side to side. The cruise company ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It’s the body of water that instils fear and inspires sailors in equal measure. Six hundred miles of open sea, and some of the ...