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Collapsing icebergs, chunks of ice tumbling underwater, and massive waves triggered by collapsing glaciers – experience all this and more in our latest compilation!
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Keep sharing your unique view of the world. Your videos always bring joy and inspiration.💶🩹🐹
Thank you so much for your hard work and creativity. Your videos are always interesting and satisfying.🎾😾🍑
Pretty Nice if you ask me
When you start showing the same video twice I go.
On my first trip to Iceland, I joined a glacier exploration tour. While paddling on a lake, we suddenly heard a loud cracking noise. A massive chunk of ice broke off from the glacier and crashed into the water, creating a huge wave. It was both thrilling and nerve-wracking, but definitely one of the most unforgettable moments of my life!
People love seeing the glaciers collapse and don't realize they are seeing the end to our climate stability because of it. Maybe they shouldn't be celebrating so much. There has always been calving but never at the rate we face now.
Nature’s raw power is absolutely breathtaking! These glacier collapses are insane!
It was January 2025, and I was trekking in the Himalayas near the Khumbu Glacier. Suddenly, a thunderous roar shook the valley—a massive ice chunk collapsed! I barely dodged the falling debris, my heart pounding. The ground trembled as ice and snow rushed down. Breathless, I knew I had just witnessed nature's terrifying power up close.
As always.. cool content.. got to see things that we don't often see… 👍👊
😮😮😮😮😮😮опасно место 😢😢
Totally worth watching, I laughed the whole time
Impressive, but I really don't want those prehistoric microorganisms or viruses that are dormant in the ice layers to escape🥶
Nature just said, "Time for a little rearranging" 🌍😲
07:06 That’s not just a collapse—that’s a full-on ice apocalypse caught on tape!
Witnessing the glacier break apart at 02:10 was absolutely mesmerizing. The sheer power and beauty of nature as the massive chunk of ice collapsed into the water reminded me of my time living in a remote community in the Amazon. Has anyone else ever witnessed something so majestic in person?
These scenes are both epic and terrifying! Watching the ice collapse feels like the Earth is rage quitting. Thanks to this channel for giving me a solid reason to never stand near a glacier!
Absolutely amazing watching these videos. I'd love to see this in person before I die but I don't like cold temperatures so I'll enjoy watching these videos
Climate Nonsense. 🤑🤮🤮
Global warming is obviously happening, is it man-made, probably can we fix it, doubtful
Nice 😮😮
The Glaciers has been around for millions of years since the ice age.
glaciers carving is a normal process on this planet 🙂
Watching this makes it clear that climate change isn’t some distant theory. Humans have been burning coal, oil, and gas for decades—now nature is pushing back. Who still thinks this isn’t real? 😨
90% of a glacier is underwater, so if it melts surely the oceans will drop as ice displaces water
Glacier shedding is normal and frequent. It takes a min of about 40 years for the glacier to regrow or, it can take 100 yrs or more depending on where it's located and snowfall amts. If you've never seen a glacier shed in person put it on your bucket list, it is truly amazing.
NOTHING IS EVER COOL WHEN A GLACIER COLLAPSE INTO THE SEA!EVER!TRUST ME BRO!😢😢
16:05 "I don't feel so good Mr. Stark."
These are interesting. I think it would be cool if someone made a compilation of glacial events where the photographers held the camera still, maybe even on a tripod, with a wide angle view.
I don't know if anybody notices but this is actually not a good thing if it continues at this rate
Stop saying global warming, B/S peddler
icebergs are dangerous
Back in July 1984, I was heading to the states down the Diese highway from Alaska and I stopped to visit a glacier. The glacier was on the other side of a lake but chunks of ice would make it to the shore I was standing on. I picked up a small chunk and put it in my camper's ice box to keep my food cold on the way south.
have humans forgotten to say anything but OMG…probably half of them are atheists anyway
Why do you have to hype the "GW" BS? Alaska glaciers have been receding and growing for thousands of years. Even the current cycle started long before the industrial revolution. Greenland was called that because it used to be mostly ice free as recently as a 1000 years ago. FYI, the Petermann glacier is growing, not shrinking.
26:50 Ya dun GOOD, Cookie! Stay strong 💪 both of ya. Athletic Vietnam veteran here. Carpe Diem, Seize the day before it's too late and you can't! Past 70 years old here. Keep getting out there! RrrRRRRROOOOAAARRRRrrr!! 🦁
16:30 What you see there is bigger than Manhattan!
The biggest collapse of icebergs ever filmed. Skyscraper big icebergs collapsing!
The original video is half an hour!
Nothing helps you appreciate the majesty of nature more than shrieking women
We can clearly see the glaciers moving very strongly. The temperature of the earth is actually getting hotter.
05:01 This moment is definitely a warning from nature—absolutely mind-blowing
Very interesting video!
The sheer power and beauty of nature as the massive chunk of ice collapsed into the water reminded me of my time living in a remote community in the Amazon. Has anyone else ever witnessed something so majestic in person?