The MOST Dangerous Places in Nature

The world is full of fascinating places to explore, but quite often the most beautiful and intriguing ones need to be approached carefully. Natural processes can create environments that are hazardous to us, and most other forms of life… and are probably best viewed from a safe distance! From volcanic formations, to frozen tundra, extreme temperatures, and plenty more… it’s time to visit the 15 most dangerous places in nature.

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[skymanchronicles]

I was thinking the Drake passage would make the list, so dangerous!

[Mad_Martigen]

Mount Denali is actually taller than Mount Everest if placed side by side and measured by the base. Mount Everest is higher because it sits on a plateau.

[bessrock]

The Durian Gap is the first thing I thought of, and it didn't even make the list!

[saurabhpatil]

You forgot to mention that Tigers in Sunderbans are man eaters

[jr.leininger]

Holding a chocolate pie anywhere near Rosie O'Donnell

[markdawson]

My uncles pool parties. Everyone starts running when he takes his shirt off and waddles to the diving board

[JoJo-of]

Very well done and enjoyable to watch, thank you

[Ordstroem]

Thanks for the video! Good detail with the measures in both american and european...!

[ToriiDawdy]

I would rather spend 24 on snake island than sentinel island. However, I am glad that the Brazilian government won't let me . Really well done ! No wonder my wife wants me to go to yellowstone

[ewaldvonkleist]

No no no, the lava lake in the DRC is silica poor, not rich. Silica rich lavas are very viscous and resists flow, while silica poor lavas are more fluid and flow with ease.

[trailertrish]

I may not know how I'm going to die but I know how I'm not going to die - climbing a mountain

[mosriteminioncause]

My wife was from Missouri near the Mississippi river she said it's called a "body magnet"...People are dying there all the time intentionally and unintentionally...bodies poping up especially after wintertime. It is deceptivley swift with many eddies and submurged debris.

[zephyer-gpju]

There are a lot of hot pools around Yellowstone. Some of the locals like to sneak out and go "hot potting" and use the natural hot tubs. But, they can be dangerous because there are surges of hot water that can increase the temperature in a nano-second.
Then there are the hot pools full of bacteria. One tourist and his sister were going to sneak a hotpot and he started getting burned as soon as he got in and started screaming.
His sister ran for help but, it was some distance and of course, took Rangers time to get there. By the time they did I think they found a shoe. All the rest was now hot pot stew.
They had to tell his parents that there was no body to recover.

[annakeye]

Tan - zay - neeah? FFS. Tan - Zan - EE - AH. Or, even Tan - Zuh - Nee - Ah.

[WhiteGuyJr]

14:02 anyone else hates how bro says Tanzania?

[cherryb]

The Grand Prismatic Spring looks like an Earthbound version of the Helix nebula.

[YouandLife.]

00:33 Hold up! 🛑 That Grand Prismatic Spring is NOT just a pretty sight! Boiling water that can reach 160°F?! 🌡 Imagine getting close enough to feel the heat—one wrong step and the ground could collapse beneath you! Insane but mesmerizing. 🔥😳

[robbiehallie]

This is a wonderful list and video. Very well done.

[youngesskayy]

4:55 that volcano doesn’t even need to be one of the most active for it to be dangerous. The location alone is enough 😂

[AndrewKing-oh]

That tiger had muscles on top of muscles 😮