15 Mind Blowing Natural Events

From time to time, our planet acts in ways that are absolutely strange. Sometimes, this leads to destructive events such as tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, and hurricanes; other times, the events are a lot more positive, leading to beautiful displays of light or incredible migrations. Today, we’ll be seeing both sides of the coin on this list of the Top 15 Mind Blowing Natural Events.
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[@IAW88]

*These unbelievable scenes made me very impressed and excited, the images and video comments are very good. LIKE a lot, guys*

[@garymiller5937]

Some very odd phenomena indeed. Great video. Thank you. 😊😊

[@bryanhermans4303]

I appreciate the implications of natural events on human political events.

[@bzactv]

*Amazingg video bro. I like it!!!*

[@Segalocus]

I remember the 2011 Tornado outbreak. I was flying from Dallas to DC, scariest flight of my life. Then when we landed in DC, we still have a 3 hour drive back home when the interstate was shut down because of the tornados so the 3 hour drive became a 7 hour wait.

[@keithc.bevins926]

When Mother Nature does a mic drop.

[@lilleyprescott2448]

they always say they don't know the cause of rouge waves but really if it wasn't caused by an earthquake or volcanic eruption the only other cause seems to be an underwater landslide...

[@Kafj302]

I am like number 407

[@tog4867]

Last

[@zovalentine7305]

Mother Nature you scary 🤯

[@gloria88246]

😂😂😂💯💯

[@Strong_UP_Calvins_zombie]

Muhahaha haaaaa

[@jockmchaggis6797]

Catatumbo Lightning.. "Home to a lighting storm that never ends.. active for an average of 260 days a year.." So, in other words, there's on average 105 days of the year where it does.. in fact.. end 🤣👌

[@gloria88246]

🙄

[@J-Web]

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