One in a Billion Moments in Nature

#MindWarehouse #IncredibleMoments #CaughtOnCamera #Incredible

Two moons in the sky, hell on earth and a destructive tornado - in this compilation, you’ll see all the most unusual natural phenomena caught on camera!

[whenjeffgetsbored]

The double moon is nothing other than a reflection on the inside of the camera's glass cover

[enigamilennon]

It’s unfortunate they felt it necessary to harass the reindeer just for a video

[susanshostak]

Amazing videos, but it would be even more amazing if there was more description about the location and exactly what we are seeing.

[captain_context]

FUN FACT: Every moment in nature is a one-in-a-billion moment.

[dustybunny]

These people need to learn how to hold their phones horizontally

[GPDuchess]

That crystal sounding river reminded me of my Afghan hound; we were walking in rain, before we got home, freeze came; his long coat froze in long shards, but as we were moving in the absolute quietness of the night, he sounded almost like a crystal chandelier

[craftsmanwoodturner]

Is the one in a billion moment the clip where you actually show everything that happens from start to finish, without cutting off just as things get interesting?

[chipsthedog]

People in comments saying these clips are not one in a billion are failing to realise that they were all taken by one dude on an hour long walk. Which is really impressive considering some shots were taken at sea

[thetinker]

I was driving south on 41 in Wisconsin mid 60's and it was pouring so hard I could not see 20 feet in front of me
so switched to left lane and no rain and it was right on the center line in the middle of the hwyway!

[moments]

*The power of Mother Nature is especially crucial because the existence and development of humanity rely on the stewardship and protection of the natural environment. Safeguarding and preserving the environment is a vital task to ensure the sustainability of life on this planet.*

[aracon]

1:00 yea just go there and wake them up... I'm sure it doesn't matter...

[randallkohn]

One in a billion? Seriously? It happens all the time in nature, just not on film, but still no where near 1 in a billion.

[boymama]

I was on a boat fishing with my dad about 4 hours offshore & we experienced half the boat being rained on & the other half dry! It was unbelievable, I was around 9 & can still remember the feeling we all had. Even all the men who’ve been deep sea fishing forever were acting like little kids experiencing that. It was soooo insanely cool.

[n.b.p.davenport]

Those tumbleweeds look like you're driving on the real old rout 66, looks like going towards Seligman Arizona .

[celticlass]

11:50 and the clip immediately after, are a perfect example of why people need to remember to film HORIZONTALLY.

[birgits.]

This summer holiday at the seaside, a thunderstorm was approaching from north, coming along the coastline. We went back in our appartment for shelter. But when we stepped outside to watch the weather, we observed a unique situation: the wind came from three directions toward our place at the same time! From north, clouds were rushing towards us - looking west, you could see other clouds coming from south... passing by those coming from north! But above them, other clouds clearly were approaching from west, moving eastwards. I have never seen anything like that, wind coming from three directions at the same time! And right above our place though, sky was blue and swallows flying high: We must have been exactly at the place where all that incoming air was rising up!

[ar.k]

The first video is from Meghalaya, India. During Monsoon season, this is a common occurrence in the hills. Not surprising, as the wettest place on Earth is in this region.

[junkyardgamer]

What’s wrong with people not recording videos in landscape (horizontal).

[jackfrost]

I saw this when I was young in Minneapolis MN. My Mother told me go out and play in back yard. I did so, then it started to rain, and I went in. I saw it wasn't raining in the front yard and I asked can I play in front yard, and I told my mom why...she had to see it for herself, however. It didn't seem odd to me...I was too young. My Mom thought it was weird and that's why I remember, I guess.

[marylynne]

Why can’t people turn their phones to “landscape” when filming…landscapes? It’s illogical and annoying to view a horizontal event through a vertical slit.