"Mother Nature" does not get angry. The Earth simply does it's thing, regardless of what humans are doing.

@unoriginalname4321

4 ай бұрын

Mother Nature does not get angry, Mother Nature gets even

@LyonsM

3 ай бұрын

@@unoriginalname4321exactly!!

@3dwavedesigns149

Ай бұрын

Father "nature" is doing it because of humans in the first place.

Those two crossing the bridge were trying their hardest to win a Darwin Award.

@danrook5757

Жыл бұрын

Did they win

@gkess7106

Жыл бұрын

And they didn’t even seem to be in a hurry!

@Rene_Voortwist

Жыл бұрын

Speaking of Darwin awards, these people kneedeep in water while next to refridgerators with the power switched on. Zap!

@FoundaPeanut

11 ай бұрын

@catherinezetack6873 only an idiot would fear a figment of a madman‘s imagination.

@FoundaPeanut

11 ай бұрын

Darwin awards are only won by people who have not procreated, if they have children, they are disqualified from any Darwin awards.

Mother Nature was like, “I asked for a toy and you gave me a doll house!? Screw you!! I want the truck 🛻 “ 😂😂😂

@RedRoseSeptember22

Жыл бұрын

lol

New Zealand having a laugh while shopping in flood waters is great to see the humour 😂 hopefully everyone was alright in the end, great people they are

Many of us who live in Florida understand that it doesn't matter how much coverage insurance do you have for your home, car, etc....... insurance companies don't give a s*** when it comes to helping you in a time of need, many of them just moved out and disappeared

@kathykyle9319

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I was just telling my dad the other day how companies in America are like medieval landlords- they just want you to send them money, they don’t want to provide you anything for it. Just give them money.

@Lilmamasteeda

Жыл бұрын

And states wonder how they lose their numbers….I am also from Pensacola and no, they do not care at all

@FoundaPeanut

11 ай бұрын

And good for them, those insurance companies don’t need to cover stupid people who decide to live in the path of a hurricane every single year. It’s well known that the biggest real estate scam is putting a house right in the path of a hurricane Or on a floodplain and having hurricane insurance or flood insurance pay out every year.

@FoundaPeanut

11 ай бұрын

Maybe Donald Trump, or Ron DeSantis will help you guys in Florida right? Because they’re such great humanitarians, they care about everybody right?

@FoundaPeanut

11 ай бұрын

Would you buy a new car every single year for an alcoholic who drinks and drives all the time? I bet you wouldn’t. Imagine being the insurance company yourself needing to pay out a million people every single year who refuse to do even the bare minimum to protect their property against a hurricane. Oh I forgot people in Florida are too myopic to imagine what it would be like for someone else.

I just came across your channel today while I was binge watching tornado videos and I have to say I love your videos and I just subscribed! Thanks for the great content 😊

Call those 2 guys on that bridge "Stupid" its an huge understatement.

@robinpesek3657

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, walking across an unstable bridge with a raging river underneath. But! They were sure to carry umbrellas! Go figure.

@jordanalexander615

Жыл бұрын

Trying to keep their ancestors from seeing how stupid they've become.

"AT LEAST THE TOILET PAPER FLOATS"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@giselediniz

5 ай бұрын

Eu não sou de vocês. Usem seus amigos

@giselediniz

5 ай бұрын

Não sou amiga de vocês

Just binge watched a dozen of your videos. I love how you give information about each area. And your pronunciation always seems perfect.

@jb6712

Жыл бұрын

No, his pronunciation is far from being perfect. Many viewers catch him out all the time on his errors of facts, pronunciations, dates, places, events....by no means whatsoever does this man do all his research, so consequently, posts a great many errors all the time.

@Carcajou72

4 ай бұрын

Agree. i find him hard to listen to. @@jb6712

I love how this channel always cheers me up no matter what. Kudos!

This year there were big floods in southern New Zealand. There is an entertainer who lives in a small town there. She said it normally only takes 20 minutes to get form her house to the airport, but all the bridges in town were down because of the flooding so she had great difficulty getting to the airport to perform on a special cruise I was on.

@marlenerussell1052

Жыл бұрын

Hawkes Bay region in the North Island of New Zealand.

@Happydonutsnz

10 ай бұрын

Cyclone Gabriel

@Kiwicanuck3000

8 ай бұрын

There is flooding happening in Gore, Southern NZ, as I type this but there hasn’t been any other flooding in the south this year

@Happydonutsnz

8 ай бұрын

@@Kiwicanuck3000I thought that is where the fire was? or was it not. Anyways have a very rainy week as the rain hits the holidays :(

Even mother nature can't defeat the camera man

@abbeyroadstudios4999

Жыл бұрын

Well, considering the guy has a camera that is capable of 40x optical zoom, it's hardly surprising.

@crystalhilliard9656

11 ай бұрын

😂

@crystalhilliard9656

11 ай бұрын

@@abbeyroadstudios4999 Indeed 🤣🤣💀

@martinj2843

4 ай бұрын

He didn’t, someone else did

Can we just appreciate that this is relaxing. Edit: Can we just appreciate how the creator of the video made this video interesting, calming and relaxing.

#1: Those openings were not "scuppers." They are there for dock lines to pass through.They are shaped that way so the ropes won't chafe. Scuppers are lower, down at deck level so water will run off unimpeded. Also, the scene with water entering the ship was staged, in my opinion. That is what watertight doors are for...in rough weather you can keep water out of the superstructure, and below decks, by simply closing the watertight doors, you landlubber! You can't believe everything you see and hear, especially when the narrator has no knowledge of his subject,,,like ships. JS, Master Chief, U.S. Navy (Ret.)

@Johnboy33545

Жыл бұрын

Yes, they are hawse pipes. The aft deck of the seagoing tug is near the waterline and frequently awash, it was under a heavy load and you're right about the watertight doors. Letting water into your mechanical spaces, even for fun, is never a good plan. I'll give them the benefit of optimism on this sunny spring day - the opening was accidental. Thank you for your service, Chief, from an old Coastie QM.

@john1653

Жыл бұрын

@@Johnboy33545 Hello John, you old Coastie! We used to have jokes about Coast Guard, although we had no idea what you guys did. Well, I know now because of KZread! The Coast Guard is an amazing bunch of lads and lasses, and sometimes now I think I should have joined the CG instead of the Navy, although I would not have retired a master chief more than likely. Sometimes I wonder how the heck I made it here, in the Navy; I couldn't believe it! Had to be the prayers of my old mom back home. But anyway, yeah, I did not remember hawse pipe. At 78 I am fast losing the half-million word vocabulary! And John, thank you for the friendly tone of your post, instead of calling me nasty names and telling me I am stupid! Hey, I wish there was a way we could communicate out of this forum. I have a reason...I hand carve, from scratch, small (about 12") highly detailed model boats, aged and finished to look as if they were a real work boat, hit by a shrink ray, and placed in my display cases. I would love to show them to you, about 19 in all. Got any ideas? And thank you for your service, shipmate.

@larryslemp9698

11 ай бұрын

Man you nailed it on all counts!!

@abdisamamedia

11 ай бұрын

​@john1653 I am not from the US but again thank you for your service, sir.

@john1653

11 ай бұрын

@@abdisamamedia That is a very nice thing for you to say, my friend. Thank you. I do not know where you live, but it sounds like you have some America in your heart, and, if you have some America in your heart, we are brothers.

We should've left this part of the island... *alone.* Love your vids, man! I love how informative these vids are compared to the competition.

By the way these are really really awesome scenes. Most of the time videos promise way more than they deliver of such material. Thank you!

Maybe because it happened before cellphone cameras became a big thing, which may be why nobody has ever mentioned it, but the flood on June 6th, 1972 in Rapid City, South Dakota, due to a dam failure (which they had said could never happen) did catastrophic damage to homes and businesses, killed several people and did millions of dollars in damages. It finally caused the city to institute several measures to ameliorate anything else that may happen in the future. People in upper levels of homes and businesses were killed when the floodwaters hit, the water was so high, and in several places, trailer homes were stacked three or four high where they had piled up against standing buildings after being washed from their parks. I went to help in the clean-up effort, and it looked kind of like a war zone.

@icarusbinns3156

Күн бұрын

Also because… South Dakota. No one pays attention to the Dakotas, unfortunately

@jacklow9611

Күн бұрын

@@icarusbinns3156 : Maybe they need to start!

@icarusbinns3156

23 сағат бұрын

@@jacklow9611 I’m not disagreeing! I live in Colorado. I still find it hilarious that when this state made national news for weather twice in two months… the anchor just looked so Done with our sh!t.

there seems to be a missunderstanding in the fact, that the bridge in Bosnia, Zavidovici, was a massive steel bridge. 6 weeks before this happens, I used to walk on this bridge. You can belive me, it was made of wood. I have been crossing this podestrian bridge for more than 15 years. The new one at the same place is highter from the surface of the Bosna and now it is made of steel.

@Poppetje75

Жыл бұрын

Its normal on this channel, wrong information and old footage.

@IanSlatas

5 ай бұрын

It sure floated and eventually splintered like wood. No idea why he would have thought it was steel.

@eyebelieve3

4 ай бұрын

Its youtube, these people over dramatise everythin for views.

@MsSnow-kh1cv

26 күн бұрын

I am

All of these were so jaw dropping! Those poor people🙏🙏🙏🙏

Your videos are really good. I haven't seen it anywhere else

Every time it floods they run 🏃‍♂️ 🏃‍♀️ for the hills!! My question is "Why don't they build in the hills and not at the waters edge?" So I am standing on this hill watching my everything get washed away, including my house and thinking 🤔 Why didn't I build my home up here where it's safe??

@Johnboy33545

Жыл бұрын

Water is life and the hills are where the disasters frequently starts. When humans stopped wandering and settled down near rivers was a favorite spot. The largest cities in the world are along the banks of rivers and coastlines. Most were settled when water was the main shipping and transportation option. In many parts of the world the higher into the hills and mountains you are the poorer you are.

@delib636

Жыл бұрын

@John Thomson Thanks history teacher, I know why people build NEAR water. I am talking about building right at the edge of the water source and when they can literally run up the hill and watch their home wash away only feet away... just wondering why the buildings aren't on that same hill!!

@justaskin8523

Жыл бұрын

@@delib636 But you haven't said anything to invalidate what John said. And there are PLENTY of videos showing entire mountainsides collapsing on themselves and/or sliding down into the valley below.

@delib636

Жыл бұрын

@Just Askin'! Sorry I guess I didn't know the rules of validation but I did thank John for the history lesson 😊 I was just voicing my observations and curiosity 🤔

@canvlad

Жыл бұрын

​​@@delib636 now I'm curious if you are agree that the merchandise is delivered by water but you still suggest to built the port and eventually the town up in the hills? :-)

I love these videos, so insightful and informative keep up the great work

Great video!! Love watching these!!

5:52... "She Blew Her Cookies!" - BuzzO -

The grocery store person filming was making me sick. LOL!!!! I'm screaming in my head "SLOW DOWN!!!!!"

It's a freakish miracle that any land on Earth extends above the ocean surface. If it ever smooths out, it will be two miles deep everywhere. Not even Kevin Costner is free diving that.

@geoffevans4908

6 ай бұрын

Much of the Earth is still rising,Tectonic activity will be going on millions of years after mankind is gone.

@inc2000glw

20 күн бұрын

It has smooth over millions of times I bet. I was probably a tree or a Sea fin tuna .

La Palma is not the largest of the Canary Islands. It's fifth in size out of seven! Tenerife is the biggest. And i dont care how much it rains, water cannot turn lava into mud. That's a lahar. Look it up.

Mother nature wasn't angry. Just flexing. We'll all know at the same time if she gets pissed.

@willforeverpubg4235

Жыл бұрын

Live media here on KZread show footage of Hurricane Ian,Went it came on land,And the worst that caused havoc.

@michaeledmondson5100

5 ай бұрын

Aye. Yellowstone.

Bridge crashes into bridge...holy smokes

@troybenson5767

Жыл бұрын

Yellow bridge is strong af

I'm from Spain. Your´s is the first channel about crazy natural fenomenons that acknowledge the catastrofy of La Palma.

LMAO TRICK 😂 OR 😅 TREAT !!!

Nothing can kick ass like MOTHER NATURE she will always win.

Amazing video

A little bit disappointed on how little footage there is of Hurricane Ian. And, there's no footage of how far the "tide" went out B4 the Hurricane came INLAND. But, thank you for what you DID show.

@brittanyburnidge7843

10 ай бұрын

Are you from Ft. Myers too? I went to Cypress Lake middle and high schools

Mother Nature be stewing in her seat like “these goddamn humans fucking up the atmosphere I GRACIOUSLY let them breathe in. Take this flood! Eff you! Here’s a landslide!”

@jb6712

Жыл бұрын

There is no such thing as "Mother Nature," but if there was, "she" would kick you completely off the planet for your disgustingly foul use of language!

I live on la Palma. I was here for the volcano. Actually, I had to get evacuated because I was 2 km away. We were sitting on the beach Sunday at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. When it blew up.

Awesome 👍

7:08 Plane casually missing a windshield

@dehydratedwater9806

Жыл бұрын

No I'm afraid not

The one in New Zealand was where I was at it was really stormy

I love that you show a map! Awesomeness 🎉

@justaskin8523

Жыл бұрын

Me too, +1 for the maps!

Damn right about the Russian water,,,, For me, the power of that river was nothing more than the equivalent to the black hole.... that wasn't supposed to happen.... Loved the elements, SUBSCRIBED!!!!

Water is no joke. Never underestimate the power of rushing water

Did anybody see the crocodile near the yellow bridge?

@willforeverpubg4235

Жыл бұрын

I'd miss that my attention was focused on bridge getting rush by raging waters.

@PabloM-ny1vd

Жыл бұрын

Alligator 😝

The Yulin dam disaster wasn't the dam overflowing, it was a dam burst. If the dam overflowed, it would surely only let out water at the same rate as it was going in.

😮Wow, Mother Nature can be a powerful force! These clips remind us to always respect and appreciate the natural world around us. #MotherNature #NatureIsAwesome 🌍🌪🌊🌋🌬🌲

WOW....

Imagine being in hurricane Dorian and watching cities covered in twenty five feet of water n sharks with over 240 mph winds was scary felt like a movie tho

No need to imagine hurricane Ian. Lived though it. Our backyard lake had 5 foot waves in it. It's a simple retention lake.

Bro that brige got carried so easily that it was like I wasn't attached to the ground

I taught in China for a year, buildings go up in six months and you can bet things are not "built well". One couple had to have part of their bathroom redone and unlike in the US where you'd have a shiny new bathroom. It looked just like before. China doesn't seem to be into nice new construction. If the buildings were largely tile and white plaster with a lot of balconies or old ornate brick, they'd be ugly as in. Bathrooms are really ugly in China, as are "ultra modern" ones. Five stories is typical because by law any building more than five stories is required to have an elevator. This most new building is give stories or less.

Wow up on the shore. A new Kidney!😊

I wish people would video in landscape mode

@Scottocaster6668

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, what's up with that??

@michaelhemphill8575

Жыл бұрын

Yeah Man.." landscape mode.." is it Bar None.." that vertical shot ain't shit"!!

Very interesting collection, but I wish you didn't feel you had to run everything twice. It's better if you play it without sound though.

Your ability to capture such rare moments is astounding. Looking forward to more!

1:53 lol, way to roast

People that shoot videos in portrait mode should have their phones taken from them..

nice video

I had to absolutely BEG my friends to leave when Ian hit. One of my friends stayed behind because she didn't have a car and transit wasn't allowing her dog so she rode it out with him

Mother nature is not angry, this is normal

Mother Nature is not a force to be reckoned with. She’s plowing full steam ahead and ain’t a damn thing we can do about it but get out of her way!! Lmao

12:48: was almost expecting a huge tree flowing down hitting the bridge with its full force.

#5 happened in my town. It will be a very long time before we recover, if ever fully

I love the word prefecture

🍒I watched a good video💯🍀 It was a video that felt sincerity and emotion. Thank you for creating quality content. I wish you a good video in the future. 🍀Health comes first in everything, so always be healthy🥰

La Palma is NOT the largest island of the Canary islands (it's Teneriffa)

It blew my mind to hear people actually LAUGHING in the clip about Auckland. WTH?

I always say do not buy a house made out of wood buy a house made out of stone concrete

That's pretty scary.

News reported that most of the deaths, you failed to mention, occurred in Fort Myers, around 156 give or take. Many refused to leave their homes.

10 times humans were stupid enough to stand there and film should be the title

I like your video

"You can see the building pulling down power lines ... we imagine imagine that caused debris to fall into the streets" I IMAGINED that it caused an electrical hazard.

The scuppers you pictured were FAIRLEADS. These lead the shore moorings from ship to shore with no sharp edges to chafe the lines. Capt John.

Water weighs 8.35 pounds per gallon - super heavy and powerful.

Number 8, La Palma. 22,000 earthquakes in one week ? Are you sure of that number ? As that would make it 3,142 per day, 130 per hour, 5 per minute, constantly for the whole week

@CitizenAyellowblue

4 ай бұрын

Correct.

WOW😢😢😢😢

We are living on the surface of a planet that has not finished making itself.

…nature does not mess around !!!

Mother Nature? Never. It’s someone greater than that. They will build but I will throw down. Check it out.

The pictures of the scuppers you showed were not scuppers

Na parte 3 o senhor de blusa vermelha se salvou? Como uma pessoa atravessa uma ponte com tanta calma numa enxurrada violenta .

Nature is subject to cause and effect. Nothing else.

1:25 I could noy have said it better.

Archimedes didn't develop physic principles, he discovered them. Wording matters...

Steel bridge = 1, Cement bridge = 0..

14:00 - Spill on aisle 3.. Can I get a rain check on that ?

10:00 This was a dam tragedy.

epic

13:13 walking across a rickety wooden bridge while roaring flood waters rush into it. not only that, this genius isn’t even running, he’s slowly walking watching where to step - And he has an umbrella. Why? genius at work!!!!! 🙄

Ya Allah ya Robb... lindungi mereka ya Robb ... 🤲🏻🤲🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Okay, that's it, I am not moving to China.

you know that 96% of the world uses the metric system right, and you know youtube doesn't stop at the US border, right? Why not get on board and use the measurement system by all but three countries...consider using subtitles to translate to amerikan to satisfy that special interest group....

people still think they can control Mother Nature

#4 is a big fat nope for me with a wooden bridge and flooding 😱 if it’s the only passage I would have ran and not strolled across it

Man crossing flooded bridge: braincells like dust particles

@petergerritgroen3157

Жыл бұрын

Biden 😂

100 billion years from now they’ll be finding our stuff and wonder how we lived just a thought😊

Fire whoever designed the first steel bridge, and give a raise to whoever designed the yellow concrete one

【気候変動】太陽黒点活動減少➡宇宙線増大➡エアロゾル激増

Ships do not float because of air pockets in them. You need to read up on displacement tonnage.

@reddwarfer999

Жыл бұрын

Essentially they do. When we see a large ship most of it is actually air.

All that toilet paper just floating there, here in merica, it have been looted.