WATCH: Terrifying moment cruise ship is engulfed by giant waves during MONSTER storm

The video captured from the Marin song of the Royal Caribbean shows the influence of the monster storm with wind speed of 120 miles per hour.

After attacking the coast of North Carolina State with a wave of 30 feet, the marine national anthem was forced to return to the corner of Freedom.

Because the swaying back and forth with the power of the hurricane, the original lens shows a huge wave hitting one side of a huge pad

Looking at Stephen's room on the third deck, you can see that the waves completely cover the windows when the sides of the ship are submerged.

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Other people are more impressed with this. "Wonderful video, great scenery" and "What a wonderful experience."

The onlookers experienced the incident and wrote: "My wife and I are on board a ship !!! This is really scary, but I will cruise again."

"I am only looking at this anxiety disorder, but you are very calm."

We apologize to our guests and staff for the weather they are facing and the weather they are experiencing.

That added: "We apologize for our guests and staff to face the weather they face and the weather they experience.

"Under the bad weather, our ship and crew worked very well to ensure the safety of everyone, more than 6,000 passengers and only 4 people reported minor injuries.

"The intensity of the Sunday storm at a wind speed of 120 mph is far beyond expectations, but we are responsible for eliminating any surprises we may encounter."

Mickey was also responsible for the loss of the Fantome Windjammer Yacht owned by Windjammer Barefoot Cruises and all 31 crew members died. The story is recorded in Jim Career's book "Ship and Storm" (ISBN 0-07-135526-X). The ship sailed in the center of the hurricane, experiencing winds of up to 50 feet (15 m), 100 mph (hundreds of an hour) per hour, and the Fantome sank from the coast of Honduras. In Jamaica, the official announced a hurricane alarm in the first 12 hours, and Mickey caused moderate rain and strong wind. A strong wave struck the west of Jamaica, and the height of the summit was informally estimated to be close to 7 feet (2 meters). The rainfall in the outer rain band is sometimes intense, it floods many island roads and leaves garbage. The house of the city of Spain collapsed in the flood, and four people lost their homes. Many other houses and buildings were flooded and many people were forced to evacuate

On the Canadian Atlantic coast, this storm produced a very strong wave, caused a flood on a ship near Black Isle and stranded to another ship. Along the coast, the waves destroyed three boats near Tiverton, Nova Scotia and nine boats from Torbay, Newfoundland and Labrador. In the state of Nova Scotia where the storm ran, rainfall amounted to 30 mm (1.18 inches), and no electricity was flowing to 20 thousand people in Pictou County. This storm also caused power outages in Newfoundland and a strong wind of 68 miles per hour (110 km / h) occurred near St. Lawrence. At least 35 traffic accidents occurred at Grand Falls-Windsor due to the smooth surface, one of which was fatal. The snowfall of Newfoundland reached a record 4.4 inch (116 mm) before a storm was formed. In addition to these traffic accidents, this storm did not cause great loss in Canada.

A huge wave is not just happening near the land. "Illegal waves" formed during the storm are particularly large, 112 feet (34 meters) and 70 feet (21 meters) are reported - and it may be very difficult to predict. For the crew, they look like water walls. I do not know exactly what is causing ripple flow, but there are scientists who think that the tendency of them to form if the expansion of different seas strengthen each other. The largest recorded wave is located in the North Atlantic of the North Atlantic. Another wave, also known as Draupner, in 2013 was a huge water wall, 84 feet high (25.6 meters), passed through the natural gas platform on New Year 's Eve in 1995.