5 Incredible Moments Caught On Camera

From a surprise demolition that disrupts a soccer game to the shocking moment a landslide swallows a row of parked cars, here are five

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. Have you ever found a parking spot so good you almost wanted to take a photo of it? now imagine the opposite imagine a parking spot so bad that mother nature decides your car is better off in a ditch unfortunately that's what happened to five parked cars in malaysia when a landslide sent them into a valley from the start of the video. These brave souls only had 45 seconds to decide if the risk was worth the reward, move their car to safety and avoid costly damage and risk being inside when the ground beneath finally gives way, finally the road caves in and sends five cars tumbling. the depth of the drainage ditch beneath the foreign january.

The year 2022 was a particularly rainy month in Kuala Lumpur, however, residents knew what usually happens after heavy rain, as landslides are a common natural disaster in the country. Cracks appeared in the roads and some locals knew they had to act quickly if they wanted to save their lives. cars as for the other five, they probably wish they had parked somewhere else, luckily all the vehicles were empty at the time and no injuries were reported according to the police, as long as the owners had insurance they could file a claim and recover the damages which we imagine they won.

We won't be parking near any cliffs anytime soon, the ocean leaves us with many more questions than answers. It is an impressive piece of nature that instills fear and wonder in our eyes. The biggest waves you'll see on the average trip to the beach. It may only be a foot or two high, unless you venture to Nazare Portugal, where the waves reach 50 feet high. The beaches here though are not for the faint of heart and are reserved mainly for the true adrenaline junkies, the big wave surfers. Those who compete in the annual big wave surfing competition are towed into the waves by jet skis and the surfers do what they do best.

Most rides end in applause as the surfers make it to safety for this pro. Their trip ended with a huge sigh of relief. Far Foreign Foreign At first everything seemed to be going according to plan, the jet ski towed the surfer into the surf and they sailed along the water like Otto with the power of a rocket, However, as the break gets closer and closer, our surfer friend is left with no choice but to bail out the wave that crashes over us and we lose sight of him

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later, appearing briefly before disappearing underwater a moment later. once again.

Fortunately, a rescue jet ski got there just in time. Even professionals should not underestimate the dangers of big waves. surfing the waves don't stop coming once you disappear. Surfers have about 20 seconds to reach the surface before the next wave hits, which could force them back underwater. The water pressure at that depth is also enough to rupture your eardrums. Fortunately, professional surfers know how to do it. to handle themselves when they inevitably disappear, while the surfer in this video may not have won the competition, they left with something much more important, their life, admit it, building demolitions are really cool to see in a matter of seconds, structures of various tons collapse. to the ground once the controlled explosives finally go off most of the time everything goes to plan unfortunately as we have seen before sometimes they don't fortunately the rugely power stations in Staffordshire UK collapsed without a hitch, a local football game had more than they bargained for when the towers collapsed behind them, the explosion clearly taking some by surprise as they turned their heads to see where it was coming from.

Most of the community knew about the demolition, maybe someone forgot to tell these football players, oh my gosh. According to the BBC, police had urged locals to stay away from the explosion site due to Covid-19 restrictions, yet small crowds gathered in different areas to watch as the nearly 400-foot towers crashed to the ground. of construction on cooling towers, also known as rugely site. B completed in 1970. The site produced enough energy to power half a million homes. Unfortunately, he did it by burning coal. The power station closed in 2016 and pieces of it were gradually demolished. These four towers were the last bastion of coal.

Power plant turned on June 6, 2021, residents waved goodbye as rugged towers collapsed. Moving forward, the plan is to convert the lot into a foreign residential area. Most people think of sand-covered landscapes when they imagine the Middle East, they forget those countries. Like Pakistan, there are also snow-covered mountain ranges. The Karakora Mountains are one of them and are often the scene of deadly avalanches in the Kashmir region. Fortunately for this group of Spanish documentary filmmakers, the mountains were not as angry that day as Paco Roses and his film. The team hiked through the mountains, but bad weather forced them to take an alternate route.

The weather only got worse as they walked until the heavy snow finally subsided. The filmmakers watched as the avalanche rushed toward them, knowing there was nothing they could do. from Mother Nature, oh dear, wow, strange, pretty quiet, where's the Office? Well, okay, the crew members took shelter behind some rocks moments before the wall of ice and snow had taken them to Oblivion. You can see the snow clinging to Paco's beard as visibility drops. zero for an agonizing minute, the snow rushed towards them, leaving Paco and his team in a worried limbo. Fortunately, the snow continued to move instead of falling on top of them, the team reconnected and everyone made it out alive after this incident, the men spoke to the media to explain.

What happened? They said they heard a loud noise coming from the side of the glacier when they looked, they saw the avalanche coming, but they didn't think much of it, it was very far away and didn't seem that dangerous, instead, they used the moment as a perfect opportunity to roll their

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, but Just a few seconds later the ice wall was right above them. We're glad they turned out well and hopefully this footage was included in their documentary life in New England and has a lot of good points. You can crack open the most delicious lobsters in Maine or relax on the picturesque beaches of southern Rhode Island.

Massachusetts is steeped in early American history, and Vermont and New Hampshire offer some of the best winter activities in the country. However, one of the best things about living in New England is that nature rarely tries to kill you, unless you're this guy from Connecticut. On average, Connecticut experiences at least one tornado each year, while New England's rare and often low-intensity tall trees make Connecticut tornadoes more dangerous than they appear in November 2021. a family in Cheshire , Connecticut, witnessed this firsthand when a tornado ripped through his backyard. I don't like looking at this, well, it's a pleasure, we just lost the tree, wait, that white, white, it's leaving, I heard everyone's gone, everyone's gone. all the way by twin look at the Wi-Fi holy look at that oh my goodness oh my goodness for reference the winds you are seeing are considered F zero or the minimum intensity required for a tornado still that means the wind blows between 40 and 72 miles per hour, those winds were clearly strong enough to topple trees in the backyard, trees that almost came close to crushing this house, is the man in this video too excited to watch his backyard get torn to shreds?

Maybe they do say adrenaline is a great drug, the damage spread across Cheshire, knocking down trees and tearing down signs the next morning didn't get any easier as residents went into clean up mode, luckily no one was hurt by the tornado that was going on, unless you're White Pines in this guy's backyard, well that's all we have for you today, if you enjoyed this video and want to see another one like it, be sure to click the link on the screen now, That being said, thanks for watching and tuning in next time.