5 Terrifying Disasters That Could Destroy Us At Any Moment

UN experts concluded that the number of various catastrophes on our planet is increasing threefold every ten years. And this means that by 2030 five hundred sixty cataclysms will occur on Earth annually, that is, one and a half disasters per day! In this video, you’ll find out: why is this the most dangerous decade for life on our planet, how to get into a tropical storm without leaving your home, and most importantly, what cataclysms can destroy us tomorrow?

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[manofculture]

We spend so much time fighting ourselves, while nature is preparing to wipe us out.

[joshuakippen]

The scariest part was that he didn’t even mention Yellowstone

[Jarv]

The state of the world today, even if a wave 400m tall was heading for land, people would still ignore it and claim it’s not real.

[brettarmstrong]

Drowning must be one of the worst ways to die now i can't stop thinking about it 😭

[Mario]

Humanity sucks so much that if you ask me it really would better if we just all died out like this.

[DrifterOSullivan]

I'm from NYC. In the past ten to fifteen years, the climate here has changed drastically. Here we are, at the end of November, and it's still springtime as far as the weather. Right now, we should have been in the thirties or lower, and seen snow. I don't know why nobody finds this alarming. Unfortunately, by the time people realize something is wrong, it will probably be too late.

[Lucky_Chase]

This is great.
Horror movies have desensitized me and I have found its successor.
I will now be losing sleep tonight.

[JSwett]

Glad I live in Colorado….a good 1600 meters above sea level 💯 however i got nothing for yellowstone 💀

[sicfxmusic]

I always save my popcorn for ridddle's end of humanity videos 🍿🥤

[Its_Kai]

What a great video to start my morning

[iCozzh]

Start moving landmass from the bottom of the ocean to the perimeters of countries. Job done. Ocean gets deeper and land mass by countries grows.

[dingfeldersmurfalot]

There aren't any more extinction level events, they're just better publicized.

[ezpz]

I am straight chillin, because I am one with all of my life and grateful for every breath

[stivjx]

This is just the beginning of The End! It should not be surprising since this has been told for almost 2000 years! 🤷‍♂️

[jamesbell]

They didn't mention about the fact that la Palma the north flank of the island, had a massive landslide in the ancient past and now another 5 mile section of island in the south is starting to slide off into the Atlantic. And eventually it will slide into the ocean creating a mega tsunami that will inundate the entire east coast of the US and others

[eric-rusl]

Sea levels rose dramatically hundreds of years ago all on their own but exact same thing happens now it's human induced climate change. We treat the earth bad surely but earth also has cycles it goes through with forces more powerful than we could ever dream of influencing.

[Mrleverworst]

Watching again with fear off my life thank you😅😂

[Gabriel-ipig]

For my country even if the worst disaster happens in order for it to get submerged the wave has to be more than 200m minimum only to submerge Lowlands if it is to submerge our hillzone area it needs to be between 200–600m high and we still would have low-med-high mountain range which would be impossible to submerge :D

[interclone]

you killed us in the 2 first seconds of this video 🤣🤣

[aberamagold]

I love the upbeat and positive nature of your video's.