Are Tourists Getting Too Close to Edges of Grand Canyon?

The Grand Canyon is one of the most spectacular places in America. It’s also one of the deadliest, as three people have fallen to their deaths in just eight days. Extra guards were on duty Monday at the spot where one tourist fell last week and warned people to stay at least 10 feet from the edge near the famed Skywalk. “Everybody is being more careful and you got to watch your feet, watch where you're walking,” one tourist told Inside Edition. #InsideEdition

[Nightshift]

Zero tolerance with three warnings? I don't think they understand what 'zero tolerance' means.

[lolok]

When I think of standing near the edge my hands get sweaty

[powers]

Me: *drops kids off*
Everyone else at the Grand Canyon:

[squallstrife-vg]

Let them. Someone's stupidity is not a responsibility of anyone.

[bobhope]

1:22 I love how she just like; told him not to go there but his stoopid ass never listen as usual

[ambercason]

3 warnings? That's a lot for adults. Why can't grown ups just obey on the first warning?

[spiffcats]

Its called natural selection, not a bad thing.

[itxcloudii]

People say you can jump from the Grand Canyon, but only once

[frozenfruit]

If you go, make sure you wear vans! You’ll land on your feet :D

[Kingfamily]

I almost fall over just standing. so I’m definitely not getting anywhere close to the edge of a mountain (anyone relate?)

[layibelula]

At 1:22 The calm voice of the woman seen the guy falling. " o my God we told him to climb back" I would be screaming like crazy 🙄😔😔😡

[SuccessforLifester]

I went to that place long ago during autumn. I tried to take a designated hike down the canyon but slipped at one point due to the icy slope. I didn't continue and went back up. It was really the most scary experience

[jorgextasy]

1:22 “We told her to wear her seatbelt”

[jordannn]

People these day 🙄 risking their life for a picture 🤦🏽‍♀️

[teflon_da]

I was there at the Skywalk last week and would see people literally walking past the “Do Not Cross” signs like they weren’t even there.

[maddiehall]

*telling a 5 year old to not get near the edge is pretty understandable..but telling adults to stay back is pretty stupid*

[unbeatenlake]

When I was there, I was terrified I was gonna get blown over the edge because the wind was so strong. So I stayed more than 20 feet.

[qklhwle]

Who knew the authorities up there were gonna have to actually become middle school security

[krypton]

I've been to the Grand Canyon. I walked down to Six Mile Point & walked back, it's a rough path, but if you stay on the path, you don't really get near the edge where you just fall off. You need to really walk out further off the path to really be in danger of going over. Park's Rangers will tell you the same thing. These people were just stupid.

[ZPLS]

I'm positive that Animals will walk humans around on a leash in the next century or so