One In a Billion Moments In Nature

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Check out this compilation of nature’s most jaw-dropping moments: spectacular lightning, erupting volcanoes, wild floods, and rockslides!

[lynx]

Where are the fish and explanation for the thumbnail. Yes, one scene of frozen fish. If the thumbnail is not in the video you can't trust the content of the video.

[stephaneneron]

The video would be much better without that annoying voiceover

[ddkapps]

The cloud phenomena at 15:20 has nothing to do with wind. It's caused by shifting electromagnetic fields during lightning strikes, which realign the water molecules causing the refraction of the sun through the clouds to change dramatically. The phenomenon is called Crown Flash and is pretty well understood, if extremely rare. But NOTHING to do with wind as the narrator claims.

[williamkash]

Why did the bus driver wait so long to back up? Just to get a clip while standing outside the bus? That seemed very irresponsible. And dangerous.

[mattsamson]

This Video is Not Well Named. Many of these phenomena happen over and over and over. 90% of your videos are flash floods / rock slides / avalanches ...
None of these are rare.

[marcomuller]

What amazes me is that they all talk about the rising of the ocean and the melting of the polar caps, so what do we do? We take a big fuel guzzeling cruise ship and go look at the polar caps falling apart

[JohnnysCafe_]

That cloud iridescence was stunning, imagine that happening in Europe or middle east hundreds of years ago, another crazy religion might have sprung up.

[consciousmob]

Nature isn't taking care of itself?! Nature is always taking care of its self. What do you think lightning is for?

[muggel]

Nature ist just nature and does not have to take care of anything. there is no direction or intention.

[carolynrosser]

Thanks for the warning about spiders, wish more channels would do that.

[jackwatsonepic]

I remember in the 90s.
I seen a square cloud. But at that time there was no smartphones so I couldn't take a photograph there and then. So my family disbelieved me and they all started laughing. Now, if you see anything like that, you can whip your phone out and take a photograph of it,
But you couldn't do that back in the 90s. And there wasn't many people carrying a camera with them.😂🇬🇧

[JohnShields-xxyk]

1991 Marshfield, Mass. I witnessed a huge pink moon, I remember because that same time the perfect storm washed away out house right on the sewall while we were in it.

[Robert-mls]

It’s amazing how well built and strong Roman bridges are!!

[geologyjoerocks]

As someone who teaches about natural disasters and these types of things, it became so much more awesome to teach about them once everyone began having camera phones and capturing these events way more often than before.

[ochtendkuren]

@MindWarehouse Which is the song you played at @22'18"? The man with the low voice. Thanks if you want to share it. If anybody else knows the song, please let me know. Thank you very much!!!

[TVLidiots]

Witness these one-in-a-billion moments in nature captured on camera!

[warrenrodgers]

Wow... Jesus is the only way humbly ask God to reveal himself to you and he

[kylebrown]

@ 1:10 Just look at all that firewood, could be a cold winter may want to put that to use.

@ 5:25 Where is a flame thrower when you need one.

@ 23:25 That guy wearing a skirt and kicking crabs out of the way could end up with one on His big toe doing that in sandals 😲

@ 5:45 I had an Aunt that had legs like that, I guess they're called cancels..??

[georgewheeler]

Sister of that< picture What kind of roosters are those??? Never saw those huge legged ones beore!!😮

[ephemeralcreek]

Awesome video until Kamala Harris came on asking for money for her and Joe Biden....had to turn it off after that.