GIGANTIC Rockfalls Caught On Camera

Tune in for some absolutely MASSIVE rockfalls caught on camera!

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[Gino]

That footage in tyrol is absolutely wild

[cladinshadows]

I swear BA you guys think of the most random subjects to do videos on sometimes, and as soon as I see it I’m like, “I had no idea I wanted this…. this is gona be good.”

[okikartika]

Props to cameraman to captures every footage and survived 👍

[Idk-what-to-put-here-oh-hi]

Imagine just driving on a road… Your car gets flipped over and everything is coated in brown dust. Horrifying.

[leesashriber]

Excellent footage of mother nature at her finest. Scary too.

[lauramanuel]

Yep. There were bombs going off in Colorado on my last ski trip. They were setting off controlled avalanches to avoid real ones

[witheredbonnie]

I’ve been watching you guys for over 5 years, you hold s special place in my heart ❤

[gojosatoru]

Be Amazed has been putting out quality content. Much love👍👍👍👍

[YuriAnimations-yi]

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as a fellow rock, thank you be amazed. You are so thoughtful for us rocks who watch your amazing videos 😔🙏

[saigecade]

Man, in that last clip, those rocks were getting some serious airtime!

[sdfsdf]

Just knowing this guy isn't AI generated, is why I stay subbed.

[natachafernandes]

Some years ago people died on a beach here in Portugal. And the saddest part is, there was a sign saying that the cliff was unstable. But people ignored it, all for a shade.😢

[Salicat]

Does anyone else feel bad for animals who made their homes in the area before it collapses?

[angierox]

While I was driving my car was hit by a falling rock. It hit at the rear passenger side past the back wheel. When I looked in the rearview mirror the rock was about 4 feet in diameter. Watching a rock of that size bounce is just one of those moments.
In addition to being grateful that the only damage that occurred was a dent at the rear end of my vehicle.

[SkiBumMSP]

About 3 years ago, there was a pretty large rock slide that occurred at a local, abandoned quarry. That area is a pretty popular place to go hiking up into. It occurred in February where we had a good week of rainy/snowy weather. Between the freeze/thaw (down into the upper 20's F at night, but warmed up into the low 40's F during the day), plus the ground just getting saturated, and a good section of the hillside just let loose into the quarry lake. I personally did not see the actual rock slide, but I did see the aftermath! I've heard it while hiking up to the area and was wondering "What the heck is that noise?". Kicked up a pretty big "tsunami" out of the quarry lake and washed across the trail into the nearby river. Thank God I was not right there when it happened, although it would've been awesome to at least have seen it. Turned out there was somebody that was coming back the other way along the trail that did see it and he told me about it. To bad he did not manage to get any video, though.

[sdgsuperstar]

Exactly! The randomness is part of the charm—who else could make you excited about something you didn’t even know existed? BA never misses!

[Eddieavina]

Love your video Be Amazed and keep up the great work you are awesome

[PacoOtis]

CAUTION! The juvenile script will make you want to gag!

[stevenleach]

The rockfall clean up, was amazing...!!!

[TopIncredibleMoments-hv]

Wow, this video is really intense! The cinematography is just amazing and really captures the sheer power of nature. But honestly, it's a bit concerning how we're pushing further into these risky areas; sometimes it feels like we're just asking for trouble.