15 Most Dangerous Places on Earth

The world is a dangerous place! Today we're taking a look at some of the most dangerous places and tourist destinations in the world. Have you been to any of these places? Let us know in the comments!

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[Mad_Martigen]

Walking in the streets of Chicago during a holiday weekend should be in this list.

[greatwesternsky]

"From exotic animals to unique fauna..."
Shows ants.

[suzannerlo]

I think north Korea should be in the list-💀

[andyryan]

Fraser Island really???! They literally give tourists keys to a 4x4 and send them off on their way with some rudimentary instructions. One of the best places I've ever visited!

[tolliewarner]

Fraser Island is not dangerous like you say. I’m a local aboriginal woman who has grew up in this area. Yes the Dingoes are dangerous & clear signs saying stay away don’t feed the dingoes. And the jellyfish don’t live in these waters they come with the current which is usually around Christmas time. And we have beautiful lakes you can swim in yes you can’t swim in the ocean. It’s a nature at it’s finest. A lot of people come and visit the island.

[ludmilakotovski]

I've visited Fraser Island and, I never considered it to be dangerous! The irikanji are not present on the beach all year round only in certain seasons. There are two beautiful freshwater lakes in the interior with the whitest sand. One can travel through part of the interior with beautiful tall trees! Dingoes are usually confined to the northern part of the island. Fraser Island is the world's largest sand island.

[Lyralye]

I was half expecting number 1 to be "Australia, just Australia, seriously have you seen those spiders?"

[Marley-.]

I still remember stories from the Lake Nyos incident told to me by my teachers in secondary school. It was a truly horrific event . More that 3 whole villages were whipped out, and some who managed to survive the night, died not long after from the gas. Seeing this here brought back so many lessons and made me happy that at least my country isn’t completely invisible.

[kazinewmai]

People are so brave to be visiting all these places ...salute

[slavrivalprime]

most dangerous places on earth exist*
camera man: can i?

[yequalsemexplusbee]

The most dangerous place in the world is YouTube’s comment section: Especially if the topic is about Religion. Trust me, I’ve seen enough slaughter.

[fellnase]

I've been to the Kawah Ijen Volcano and it has been one of the most memorable experiences of my entire life. My gf and I also sat down with some people in the volcano and wanted to listen to some of their stories and we left heartbroken. The workers and our guide as well know that at some point they'll die due to the toxic gas but they need to provide food for their family. Some working completely naked or with barely any clothing in that environment, it made us literally cry. If someone here has the opportunity to go there, do it! Do not visit Mount Bromo as it is much more touristic and less authentic!

[markun]

Considering I regularly go camping at Fraser Island beach and that it is listed at number 2, this video has made me think I’m Rambo now

[tsartodd]

walking through Philadelphia wearing Dallas Cowboys or New York Giants clothing and paraphernalia should be on the list.

[Alytra]

Also the Rocks that move in Death Valley actually make a lot of sense, as crazy as it sounds. At night it can get to -50 Fahrenheit, which means any wettness in the desert or just the sand it's self freezes, causing the rocks to move and by sunrise it's extremely hot already so it melts before anyone can see this

[jessieliang]

There's another documentary filmed as a follow-up to the scientists' original journey into Naica Caverns. The humidity and temperatures are really high there which is why it is almost unbearable to stay there for very long. The main crystal cave is also not the only crystal cave in the system; there are a couple other smaller caves with smaller crystals growing in the area. All of these caves will eventually be flooded again in its natural cycle, since mining operations, which originally pumped out a lot of hot water from the caves, ceased so these caves will flood again with time and allow the crystals to grow even bigger.

[quadcom]

Fraser Island was beautiful and the motel we stayed at there was very comfortable. This vid is slightly overblown, at least for Fraser.

[sphinxrising]

Actually, most vanishing happen well outside the area called The Devil's Triangle, so, it is not any more dangerous than any other ocean area.

[mitchellglaser]

The Bermuda Triangle: the most debunked "mystery" still being farted about to this day!

[muderyous]

Day:40+, quarantine gots me watching random stuff