One In a Billion Moments In Nature

#MindWarehouse #IncredibleMoments #CaughtOnCamera #incredibleindia

From massive rockfalls to erupting volcanoes, this compilation showcases the most breathtaking natural phenomena.

[TopMInterestingVideos]

Seeing these rare natural events is like winning the lottery. One in a billion moments like this make me appreciate the world even more!

[dobi]

Every moment like this is a priceless gift, reminding us of the beauty and delicacy of life. These are the moments when we have to stop, breathe deeply and feel every little detail, so as not to miss the mystery of nature.

[daviddarrall]

Don't try to beat nature. You'll never win! ❤ UK.

[wewinusa]

The unpredictability of a Natural Disaster is why we should always be prepared.

[Tom-zqlu]

Hello my friend fantastic and beautiful videos, congratulation thank 😊👍🌟🆗️

[carolyndavison]

It would have helped me out for a brief explanation of every event. So many like me have no idea what some of these disasters were. Next time we want to know what’s happening!! How much trouble would it be to translate kilometers, etc to it’s equivalent in feet and inches, as I have to stop video and look it up. Thank you for your consideration.

[murielbuxton]

It would be terrific to know where these occurred and what caused them😊

[anthonyguarino]

23:30 floating chair?! That’s a new one!

[prudencepineapple]

23:43 Where I live, they're affectionately called “'Booby Clouds”!! They're associated with highly unstable air mass preceding extreme, stormy weather.

[Lucy.]

Unfortunately there are several scenes where there is no commentary. Pity, because it's quite often difficult to understand what you're looking at.

[intothevoid]

Hm, I'm pretty certain that 1000 years ago people knew their forests better than most people today. They lived with, of and or even in them....They probably also knew that 70 degrees Celsius doesn't ignite wood.

[sebulbathx]

What I find odd about the first clip is the fact they built a bridge when they can walk at the ceiling anyway. Looks a bit overthinking and over engineered. But idk...

[theunspoke]

DRAGONFLY CONVENTION!!! GET IT RIGHT!! 😜😜🤣🤣🤣

[davidniemi]

Thanks for the video.

At about 16:17 with the tornado and the trampoline at the top of the screen: the ball inside the trampoline safety next started levitating and being spun around then finally flew out. It left me curious if / where the ball was found.

[Girl-Next-Door]

24:43 cat thought that it was in an Indiana Jones movie 😂

[tamaramorton]

Interesting thought; wondering how people 1000 years ago would perceive those roots expanding and contracting.

[funnylife]

*I couldn't believe my eyes, did these things happen?*

[EidMHamed]

One in a billion moments when I think my comment is the first one.

[Just_in_Rich]

People, thousand years ago were much wiser than today's generation.

[cindieoglesby]

Why do you never show the one that is pictured? Very annoying!