Unbelievable Earthquakes Caught on Camera

Earthquakes can strike at any moment, turning everyday life into chaos within seconds. In this video, we’ve compiled real security camera footage capturing some of the most intense and shocking earthquake moments from around the world. From buildings shaking to streets splitting, these rare one-in-a-million events show the raw power of nature-ALL CAUGHT on camera!
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[@MaryThompson-z4w]

I’ve never experienced an earthquake myself, but watching this gave me chills. It’s like the earth itself decides to remind us who’s in charge. Can’t imagine the fear people must feel.

[@saothihahtut1]

See at Myanmar earthquake at March 28 2025

[@winstonsmiths2449]

I lived in California growing up in Whittier. After the feeling of the shaking of the ground, the sound coming from the earth is scary. Such a deep, low rumble.

[@patricialong5767]

i've lived thru many, many earthquakes in CA and WA and in OR. Been thru a bunch of natural disasters in my very long life. And all thanks to my Lord, who saved me/us!

[@world_addict]

The raw power of nature truly comes through in this footage. It's incredible to see these rare moments captured in real-time. The intensity of the earthquakes and the way the security cameras caught it all is mind-blowing.

[@WhirledPublishing]

It's not "nature" ... it's high-tech weaponry ... which is documented throughout history ... go look at the photos of the ancient melted cities ... That's not from "nature" ... Then go read the old literature that exposes the long history of the advanced tech weaponry ... which is being used to decimate the lives of billions of people - worldwide - everyone is a target - and if you play stupid ... guess what you should expect.

[@cfrandre8319]

@ 🤦🏻 Stop reading Qanon…and use your own brain. Even Velikovsky drew a line at absolute silliness.

[@MEdGrant]

The power of nature?....or the insignificance of mankind.

[@norcalrio1788]

Great video. Thanks for not adding music and letting the sounds speak for themselves.

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Don't go to Euphrates river when gold gets up

[@Antiguanian]

There is music. Listen again

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

@@Antiguanian tattoo not allowed

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

@@norcalrio1788 don't put flowers on grave not allowed ect

[@Пачарапат]

Queen, are you alright?​@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk

[@stephenhill8790]

My father watched an earthquake in a desert, he said it was the strangest thing as you could see the waves coming towards you, really strange 🧐

[@d7g-i6p]

It must be something out of a dream, maybe nightmare.

[@ax2usn]

It is strange. I've seen blacktop do waves as if it was ocean water. My city was built atop ancient lakebed and bordered on 3 sides by mountains. When quakes hit, the shock ripples through the old lakebed and ricochet off the granite mountains. Those ricochets meet the next oncoming wave and magnify.

[@williamphillips6049]

It's like everything is paper on top of a large bucket of water.

[@smoke05s]

@@ax2usn It does that even if its not on a lake bed. I was i the Wittier Narrows Quake of 1987. It was a 5.9 but I was only a few miles from the epicenter. I watched waves travel on a concrete side walk and also in the hallway of a very long building. I've been in a 7.2 in 1970s a 1992 Quake up 6.9 and countless smaller quakes. The big ones get your attention but you get used to it after a while. It really helps if your building is earthquake safe and you decorate in an earthquake safe manner so stuff does come flying off the shelves and big things don't tip over. Then you can concentrate on just finding a safe spot and ride it out.

[@ax2usn]

@@smoke05s San Bernardino native, here. I had just completed a job in '92 and returned to the shop. Much too tired to drive, so I decided to sleep in converted hippie van at my shop. This van was on blocks, no rubber. Just as I thought I was too weary to say prayers the first shock hit and that van bounced off the blocks and danced across the blacktop. Transformer overhead exploded in a shower of sparks just as I tried to jump from the van. Jumped back in. So now I'm bouncing along inside thinking 'well, Lord, I got your message. Prayers it is.' That San Bernardino Valley area is an E Ticket ride during quakes. The city, especially downtown, is riddled with old tunnels. Cannot believe an elevated freeway was built in the Santa Ana riverbed. Absolutely terrible decision, that one.

[@MysteryDisaster]

Thanks for not adding music and letting the sounds speak for themselves.

[@DidiPort]

My wife and I were in Christchurch in one of the 2011 earthquakes, when the quake strikes it’s a very eerie feeling, surreal even. The violence and energy of the movements are harrowing. When you realise many people lost their lives, it becomes very real, you don’t forget these events.

[@idlewise]

I used to live there. I experienced all of the big ones (04.09.2010, 26.12.2010, 22.02.2011, 16.04.2011, 06.06.2011, 13.06.2011, 21.06.2011)! It was such an incredible experience. On the evening of 03.09.2010 I was distributing surveys to households in Lyttelton regarding disaster management plans for my Masters Thesis in Hazard and Disaster Management. As residents woke up and fled outside, they saw large white envelopes in their mailboxes. I distributed a complete detailed census to all households between Rapaki and Lyttelton in July 2011, asking how their perception to earthquakes and other natural hazards had changed in the previous year. I would be very interested in seeing how people's resilience and disaster plans have changed, more than 10 years on, and what their plans are should the Alpine Fault unzip, especially those living on the West Coast.

[@chuckylugs9607]

I was there too, at the airport when it struck 😬 Everyone ran under the low ceiling while I was sat in the waiting room under a high ceiling. It sounded like a scraping sound and then as if a train was roaring towards you. Unknown to me when I raced off my chair, there had been a huge section of plate glass had came down from the ceiling behind me, the debris all over the floor 😵‍💫 The duty free at one of the shops fell off the shelves and was all over the floor. I was delayed going home for two days after the event because of all the aftershocks. It was heartbreaking, and seeing all the devastation on the tv 😭 It was awful, horendous, a lifetime experience that I shall ‘never’ forget 😪

[@stonehartfloydfan]

I was there and watched the Cathedral collapse, then ran to find my wife in her office building... I have never felt so helpless and frightened ever until I saw her face. The house was gone and everything we had but we found the cat and we were both alive and that was all that mattered.

[@MzClementine]

I dreamed every night that I have a dream or afternoon nap. If I was dreaming I was dreaming about Japan and it's earthquake.. March 11th 2011 .. My husband was out and about with his friends on a fishing trip in the gulf. They had offers to go to the Pacific. I asked him kindly, I know that there is better fishing over there. But I don't know how and where you're going and if the earthquake will affect you but please stay away from there. The night it happened I stayed off the internet... Although. I stayed up too exhaustion. Because my energy was too wiry to sleep. Knowing what I knew was unfolding. I could feel it.. I could see it in my mind's eye. 6:55 a.m. I'm starting to fall asleep. My husband calls. Sweetie. Hello.. his friend scream out in the background. Tell us the lottery numbers. 😅 My husband scold them and says fellas. She's going to be crying so hard all day. She's been talking about this for a year. This is so weird. Darlin it happened. I said it did indeed. I can feel it. I could hear the screams.. I could see people running for higher ground. As soon as I went to sleep I ran into a Japanese young man. He wasn't dressed properly. I told him to just think of his favorite outfit. And he was dressed.. 😅 I thought it was quite fashion forward. Around 2016-17 Old Navy started carrying a cotton brief like that young man had on back in 2011.. Very fashion for the fashion is clean and nice. He put on a Nike outfit Navy blue. Head to toe.. really nice vintage Nike tennis shoes too. He looked sharp.. He was looking for his family. And I said I'm sorry. I caught you in the in between. I've been thinking and dreaming about this for a year. Where do you live and he stood there.. 😅 and he said oh my gosh. Everything's different. I said exactly. And. I'm not living in Japan I'm not in Japan. Hey Google obviously you're not speaking Japanese and I can understand you. I said yes in the spirit world you don't need language or understand language just comes natural. I told him if he was looking for his family. He would not find them here where he was looking for them. To be calm. But. To find where his parents would go if his home was taken and everything else was taken. Or this area or any loved one. His parents lived. They were working that day.. they were out to lunch. They were the group of people that were running up the hill. They made it. Their precious son died. He was in college and he had a job. He loved life. He even Loved A girlfriend. Sort of. He was too shy to ask her out but always hung out with her. I express to him. It's okay for you to take some time and linger.. everyone forces someone away from their physical form into the spiritual form. And I don't know your beliefs and what you have beyond this. But know this. You're not in the living anymore. You're of spirit. He said if I were to cross over how would that happen? I said how would you like it to happen? 😅😂🤔🥴 He asked if I had ever seen Scrooge and the Ghost with the time machine that would bring you places that was an old time taxi.. I said yes indeed The checkered cab. Boom it appeared. 😮❤ I said look at you. You moving on. Yes indeed he said. I don't think I can handle people crying. I said you're going to see that anyways. It'll just be on a different side. Over there you have to fight the happiness. You'll be overloaded with it. I told him you'll see soon. He thanked me for being there. And I thanked him for being able to see me. Pretty interesting dream. And I woke up. 😢 🫥😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Of course I woke up in perfect timing. My little one was right behind my head. Upside down. Right side up.. 😄 what a sweet way to wake me up. He kissed me on my forehead. That day. I cried a lot. I couldn't help to cry. My husband told me to keep off any TV and I said that's impossible. Of course it's all over the news and I kind of see my dreams play out. I'm only human. It has only haunted my life for a year. I cannot help to look. Beautiful silver lining that day. I had been working really hard in education with my son. I was crying. I couldn't read story hour. My son says it's okay I'll read it. That day he had a reading test. Fifth grade level. Mind-blown. All of the phonics and Latin Japanese Spanish and French that I have been using for language. Increased his language skills... Tenfold.. he was in first grade. The teacher was like no wonder he's getting hundreds. 😅 I said yes. The seed doesn't fall far from the tree. I did very well myself. So we're really hard emotional day had something really beautiful happened. My son was reading very Advanced stories and I was shocked. He even did quite well, throwing emotion into his voice into the story. I was so impressed. It was such a warm loving glow that I needed.. Tether of life and reality. To me that was planned. That was set off by cymatic energy technology. Soundwave technology.. a threat. Because of technology today. On a primordial level end up. Merging all life with machine. It's absolutely disheartening. Have no idea what I speak of, find Elana Freeland Geoengineered Transhumanism & Under an Ionized Sky... Or ASM. Here on YT . She explains it all.. so wrong what they've done..

[@janecole5316]

I was there too. The Earthquakes were bad. I lived 20kms away from the epicenter on the Greendale fault that happened the September before. Will never forget it. Or the years of aftershocks

[@catherinerickard699]

I am from the UK, this video is the best footage ive ever seen of earthquakes. It gives me far more appreciation for what people go through.

[@MrEpicMoments]

It’s crazy how in just seconds, 15:25 everything can change. My heart goes out to the people who lived through this. 💔

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Don't go to Euphrates river when gold gets up

[@_JoeMomma]

honey save mah phone first! i gots candy crush goin and I can't lose my 1st place spot!!!!!

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

@@_JoeMomma don't die as a disbeliever

[@1pcfred]

It's crazier to think we rely on that change to live. Life on the surface of this planet would have run out of essential nutrients billions of years ago if not for plate tectonics. Those earthquakes are literally our lifeline to survival. Without the constant crust renewal this planet would have worn out long ago.

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

@1pcfred dog not allowed ect

[@LTCIncredibleMoments]

One in a billion moments in nature captured on camera best

[@scottlindrum9341]

Its not the shaking that gets you. Its the buildings falling on your head that ruins your day

[@cfrandre8319]

I was surprised to see people in buildings just sitting on the floor-you want to get under something, just to protect your head, even if it’s just a chair-a table is better, a doorframe if you are nearest that. I realised I still look at every room I enter for best earthquake protection spot…force of habit. My parents tossed me from one to the other down a collapsed staircase one quake.

[@aucourant9998]

I was working in Iran in 1978 (as a foreigner) when there was a massive earthquake(7.4) in a town called Tabas. I was in Rasht which is 400 miles away, but the walls of the building I was in started bulging and the floor began waving. It was terrifying as I'd never experienced an earthquake before. It does something to your brain as the world becomes unstable. I can only imagine what it must have felt like at the epicentre. Over twenty thousand people lost their lives, may they rest in peace.

[@berthageorge2627]

😮.......❤

[@nct948]

I was caught in a minor earthquake when on the coast of Algeria. You just don't know where to run to, where would be safe? You can see how the animals have no instinct to guide them towards safer areas, so the cat staying put on the bed was quite a cool-minded fatalist 😊

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

@@nct948 dog not allowed ect

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

@@berthageorge2627 dog not allowed ect

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

@@aucourant9998 dog not allowed ect

[@anthonykeller5120]

There is something visceral about an earthquake. Every cell in your body just knows that the ground does not move, and yet there it is moving like it is water. My family and I were downstairs in the play room. All of a sudden it sounded like a convoy of huge trucks was going by our house, and then the shaking started. It all lasted for thirty seconds. The sound of the ground rubbing against itself coupled with the movement is not something I’ll ever forget.

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Don't go to Euphrates river when gold gets up

[@John-yo9jz]

Earthquakes are crazy. Watching those buildings sway is an awesomely scary site to see.

[@henktulp4400]

15:10 WOW!!!! That’s quite impressive; the split tree shows how the earth ‘shifted’ like 10 yards!!!! I have never imagined that a movement this big was possible in one earthqauke…

[@sigcrazy7]

Rest of the world runs from their buildings during an earthquake. The Japanese just sit tight and wait it out. Good job, Japan, your earthquake resistant buildings are fantastic.

[@nct948]

I was just about to make this comment. Mexico should invite Japanese architects to show them how to build safer buildings. I was very surprised to hear that Mexico, not Japan, had the greatest number of quakes. Really?

[@thomasquijano9519]

I hope the japanese mastered building earthquake proof buildings. They live in the area where there is a lot of earthquakes

[@MrDaiseymay]

@@nct948 MADE OF RUBBER AREN'T THEY ? OR AT LEAST, THE FOUNDATIONS ARE. IT COULD STILL CAUSE A FIRE, COULDN'T IT ?

[@Shaggy2286]

That's not a good thing in that video where they just sit tight. Notice the ceiling tile hanging? Things FALL, those tiles can cause injuries and what if the projector fell? No matter how well built something can still break or some piece come loose.

[@brucelytle1144]

@@MrDaiseymay they are mounted on springs, steel springs.

[@philchurch1115]

Washington State 1998 I was at PetsMart and the water in the fish tanks started going back and forth and I grabbed the worker that was helping me and we headed to a door jam and watch the tall towers of product sway back and forth and then it was over a 6.8 and when I went out of the store the entrance ground felt like it was boiling..In my lifetime with being 67 I have lived through 9 of them and each time it opens your eyes.

[@randmayfield5695]

Back in 1983, I was in the Mount Borah 7.3 earthquake in Idaho. It happened early in the morning, and I was asleep in a basement bedroom. Once my mind figured out what was going on, I got out of there as fast as I could. The foundation of the house sitting over the basement was constructed of stacked quarry stones with no steel reinforced structural components. In other words, the place was built to fail in an earthquake.

[@cindykq8086]

And there you were, in the basement of all places. Thank God you got out ok.

[@deew1215]

The absolute power of Mother Nature shows us how small & insignificant us mere mortals truly are. Awesomely terrifying!

[@Freiya2011]

No. We just need to be put back into place now and then!

[@sabinezimmermann7985]

Mother nature? Are you talking about GOD?

[@lesliemergenthal75]

@@sabinezimmermann7985 No, Mother Nature is a self appointed garden manager. She works for tips.☮

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

@@sabinezimmermann7985 don't die as a disbeliever

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

@@Freiya2011 dog not allowed ect

[@anfernee419]

Some videos from my hometown. Thanks for your collection. God bless Taiwan. God bless whole world.

[@robinmabbott7334]

4:09 At least the cat had the right idea

[@CynVee]

I live in an eastern seaboard state in the US where earthquakes are virtually nonexistent. One day, I was lying on my bed, and the bed shook for about 10 seconds and I heard a crazy sound, one I'd never heard before and never want to hear again. Car alarms went off in the neighborhood and dogs were barking like crazy. I remember thinking I hadn't seen my cat for a while before this happened. Found out later it was an earthquake that had occurred over 100 miles away. That was scary enough. I can't imagine one of these earthquakes.

[@kmdkrohn]

I live in the capital region of NY and we felt the one last year that centered in NJ. I was sitting on the couch, and i feel the building shake, my nick-nacks rattle, and the cats scattered. My first thought was "welp, it's the end of the world 🤷🏼‍♀️" not even a consideration that it was an earthquake. Then i checked that quake tracking site, and confirmed we were, in fact, not dying.

[@Kra-ri6fd]

I live in Maryland. There was an earthquake in 2011. My young sons and I were in a women's homeless shelter then. It sounded like a whole fleet of dump trucks driving close and then the ground started shaking. We were on the top floor of the building. I just cried out, "drop!" And my boys somehow knew what I was saying (ages roughly 3 and 5 yrs) because they just looked at me and then hit the floor. One got under the bunk bed and the other I simply laid over because he was closer...I stared at the ceiling contemplating if we should run to the doorway or what. Then it was over. Pretty crazy when we don't experience those around here much.

[@lrayvick]

Earthquakes are AWESOME, not wonderfully so but amazingly so. To feel the earth move under your feet, see tall buildings sway and hear the general roar that occurs is incredible.

[@prasaddd.s.8955]

As every body knows , one of the best way to escape from earth quake tremors, inside a building is to running away to open ground area and lying on ground surface

[@jinglebells6864]

Several years ago, our place somewhere in the Philippines had a relatively strong earthquake. An older friend of ours was so traumatized that he developed fever and anxiety and died eventually. It was so sad.

[@anadorsamp3560]

Lo siento 😢

[@Grabpop_Instant_Karma]

*Mother Nature doesn’t play around! The sheer destruction caused by some of these quakes is heartbreaking, but it’s also incredible to see how resilient people are in the aftermath. Stay safe out there!* ❤❤❤❤

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Don't go to Euphrates river when gold gets up

[@williamkelly5567]

Mother nature was made up But non believers in GOD

[@kylehawker6557]

I won't forget the Canterbury quake. What should have taken no longer than an hour took 5 hours to get home. I never expected survivor guilt to have such a big impact. My thoughts are still with those who lost friends and family of the February 22 quake here and abroad😢❤

[@brianlackie5093]

The cats lol. They're like wth is happening

[@DeadpoolrageX272]

Don't come knocking if the building be rocking. Incredible

[@Billnam691]

In just 5 minutes, can you imagine what 5 minutes of shaking most earthquakes last less than 5 minutes, 5 minutes of intense shaking feels like an like it's never going to stop, in the 2011 earthquake in Japan lasted at least 5 minutes, and if you watch that video, it must have been a nightmare,

[@santaclaws50]

IT was in so many ways...the tsunami...the destruction of a NUCLEAR ELECTRIC BUILDING...

[@MamaPinks]

When 5 minutes feels like 50 minutes! It's terrifying!

[@therealhellkitty5388]

The USGS was watching it happen and as it went on and on and on the geologists knew it was going to be bad. Same as the Indian Ocean Boxing Day quake.

[@LaViejaLinda]

The 2011 in Japan lasted 6 minutes

[@liquidalloy]

@10:36 good thing you grabbed that beer, don't want to spill on the floor of your leveled house 😂😂

[@laowei7279]

Thanks for this relaxing video! Going to bed now.

[@Raptorman386]

yo that split tree might be the most impressive thing ive ever seen

[@rickdalbey6009]

As kids in California in the 1960s, we used to love earthquakes. It was fun to stand in the backyard and ride it out like you were surfing. I remember one as I and my mother were in the backyard and the earth seemed to ripple like shaking out a blanket.Mom's clothesline gyrated wildly. Our house never had any damage, single story California ranch house.

[@oldmech619]

One time at a diner I felt the P wave, then waited for about 5 seconds when the main shock hit. I called out “That’s a 5 at 25 miles”. People turned around and laughed with surprise that I remained so calm.

[@MamaPinks]

rickdalbey6009 Where were you in California? I grew up in Santa Rosa and San Francisco! I USED to be able to predict the earthquakes, but can't anymore!

[@rickdalbey6009]

@@MamaPinks I was in Hayward, on the east bay.

[@angelas3872]

Being from California & experienced so many earthquakes, including Northridge, they don’t scare me. If I was in a 3rd World Country with substandard building regulations, I would be freaking out though! Japan & USA have the best building regulations. If you’re in a fairly modern high rise or apartment building, no worries. They all have Earthquake Safety Engineering Architectural Design to withstand massive prolonged earthquakes.

[@lindahennefer9564]

That was probably the Alaska earth quake

[@robertdavis5714]

Unless you experience 1 close to epicenter, you have no idea how violent Earthquakes can be. 1994 Northridge and 1971 Sylmar (was only 10 yrs old and scared the hell out of me) and what people do not know is 2 years of aftershocks after the main quake. Probably explains why I hate being in a high-rise.

[@tomschoenke5519]

I owned a pizza place at White Oak & Lassen in Northridge, CA during the 1994 quake. At 4:31am it felt like a bomb went off where I lived, but only for about 15 seconds, it was very quick but seems much longer. Sixty four people died in this one, 15 in the same building that I made a delivery to, just six hours before the quake. And yes, the young man l delivered to was killed and I think of him often. He would be about fifty today if he were still alive. In the World, this was a medium earthquake at best.

[@1001CRAZYChannel]

5:04 “the Pisa” house

[@ax2usn]

@@robertdavis5714 Scared the hell out of me, too. That Sylmar quake had my son's bed rolling across the house. Northridge quake opened up sinkholes at my shop. I join you in that aversion to high rises and will add any multi level freeway to that list.

[@HumboldtFlyingSquirrel]

I was 5 and faintly remember it hitting East LA but I do remember feeling scared

[@2degucitas]

​@@ax2usn How did you fill in the sinkhole?

[@markanderson4163]

we are like flies on the "back of the earth"...it could destroy us at anytime.

[@THNMoment123]

Absolutely mind-blowing! The ground moving like that feels unreal-like the planet itself is having a meltdown. Thanks for the video, now I’m questioning if solid ground even exists!

[@cfrandre8319]

Liquifaction often confounds people who think there is such a thing as solid ground…only to find water welling up as if out of nowhere, and buildings and roads sinking into it. And after the shaking stops, it hardens back up like concrete. Three story building suddenly one and a half…

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Dog not allowed ect

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

​@@cfrandre8319don't die as a disbeliever

[@SecondsAway1s]

Saved. Shared. Watched 10 times. Still in awe. 😍😍

[@melmurrayN.Z]

Watching these takes me right back to the Christchurch earthquakes, terrifying, life changing.

[@daved4547]

That one of the tree splitting, should be used and shown to people so they can see the power of those things. 😎🖖

[@wallachusd]

SOMETIMES GOD ALMIGHTY GETS ANGRY AND WE FEEL ITS ANGRY THROUGH EARTHQUAKES, STORMS, TORNADOES...

[@adriennebednar1856]

10:42 guy: “save the beer!”

[@DarrylFreeman-u3c]

I live in Chch New Zealand & the memory of ground moving like a wave /swell toward me is still hard to fathom

[@haroldhicks6633]

This may seem like warped logic, but I live in Southern CA and have been through a few quakes. I've also lived in FL and gone through a couple of hurricanes. Given a choice, I think I'd rather go through the hurrican because at least you can see it coming and take evasive actions. Here in CA, sittinng in my living room and feeling the house rock from a minor quake is a little unnerving because you don't know how big it's going to be and there is no where to run.

[@ellayararwhyaych4711]

Yeah, but HOW MANY people get killed or injured yearly from Southern CA earthquakes as compared to those Florida hurricanes? Now - you tell me - which one is more dangerous and expensive?

[@haroldhicks6633]

Point taken.

[@MamaPinks]

​@ellayararwhyaych4711 With the hurricanes, you have the option of evacuating long before it hits. Earthquakes, you can only plan for the aftermath. There's ZERO warning of them coming. No time to evacuate at all; you survive, or you don't. Most people who perish from hurricanes are those who didn't evacuate or chose to drive through a flooded road. 🙄

[@MamaPinks]

@harroldchicks6633 I agree! I'd rather have a hurricane or tornado warning than a sudden earthquake that I have no choice to experience!

[@nothankyou5524]

You make absolutely no sense. There is no choice in what youre going to experience. It ain't let's make a deal.

[@quiz-blasters227]

This is the first time I have seen buildings shake like that. Unbelievable scenes.

[@jodiuhron1979]

Isn’t it interesting how during an earthquake swimming pools seem to show a demo on how tsunamis work? It’s a much smaller scale, of course.

[@user-hq1zn2fp8m]

Tu comentario es chiste o una idiolatria? No da risa ni llega a nada

[@jodiuhron1979]

@ First of all, you should discuss this like a mature adult and be respectful. Insults do nothing except to boost the insulter’s ego, nothing more. Secondly, I was only saying that the action in the pool gives the imagery of a tsunami, not that it IS a tsunami. It’s almost like a demonstration in a science class showing that when there’s movement of the earth’s surface, there could be displacement of the ocean water. Hence, the tsunami. That’s all that I was trying to say. I apologize for not making that clear in the original comment.

[@user-hq1zn2fp8m]

​@@jodiuhron1979 como las piscinas van a demostrar lo que seria un sunami..? Eso es una burla y cachasienta en la forma tranquila en como lo dijiste.. Y un insulto a las trajedias del terremoto y no ai similitud en nada ni en escala ni en fuerza.. Lo que fabrican en los edificios eso es algo de que no se debe hacer y debe estar prohibido hacer esas piscinas en los edificios.. y ese comentario tuyo es frio y maquiabelico.

[@deewilson888]

@@jodiuhron1979I wouldn’t waste much time on that troll. He’s clearly trying to annoy you. Not to mention his zero intelligence. 🤷‍♀️

[@glendaroberts5965]

@@user-hq1zn2fp8myou need to chill. You really are acting immature.

[@larrywhalen596]

My family moved to 1,000 Oaks, California from Oklahoma City in 1960, and after seeing the devastation left by tornadoes, wondered what the big fuse was all about with an earthquake after experiencing my first one. Even after the large earthquakes I will still prefer being shaken than what can happen to you in a tornado.

[@mikezylstra7514]

tornadoes have warnings well in advance, earthquakes, not. Living in a house without a basement in OK is silly. In CA? nothing you can do.

[@masonamy1999]

Ks native and right? Lol

[@stevearnold100]

I've been through this myself several times here in California. I was living in Sylmar when the Northridge quake hit. My television fell off it's stand onto my bed and pictures came off the walls. Part of my apartment complex was red flagged and part of it yellow. The swimming pool was half emptied due to the sloshing! While it was only a 6.7 it did major damage to the entire San Fernando Valley. I was a delivery driver at the time and during the ensuing months saw the huge amount of damage.

[@angelas3872]

Same here.

[@uupmood]

Earthquakes are so terrible. They come suddenly and there is nothing people can do about it.

[@oldmech619]

I live in Los Angeles. There is a lot we can do about it. We prepare with strong buildings and bridges. I prepare with food and water.

[@Orome96]

They can be somewhat predicted, and there is plenty you can do about it, its just that only japan actually bothers to do either of those things.

[@1pcfred]

Earthquakes make life on this planet possible. You must think the planet's crust has an unlimited supply of resources. It does not. Not given a long enough time frame. Life on this planet is measured in billion of years too. Which is a pretty long time frame. A good fraction of the existence of the entire Universe in fact. We'd have run out of essential nutrients long ago if not for plate tectonics.

[@timfarry7071]

It amazes me how many people live in earthquake areas and don't secure their furniture to the walls... Watching cabinets fall into the path of exit is enfuriating. Imagine running out and your path is blocked when a large armoir falls in front of you, or worse, on you...

[@nct948]

I hadn't read your comment yet when I posted a similar remark 😏

[@brianlackie5093]

The content displays the earth's energy and it alive and well. We need to try to embrace these events. Even though these events can be devastating for human kinda, it signals a healthy living world.

[@catharinaconradie8752]

Grab your pets if you can. 😢

[@gangessource7487]

The earth lives her life and she doesn't know for how much longer.

[@stephenmcgreevy7378]

One of the most fascinating Earth Science oriented video I have ever seen! I have been in a number of mild to moderate EQs in CA over my life, but East and South Asia and the Pacif take the cake! NZ clips awesome! Fine compilation!

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

This is mind bending. I've never experienced a quake so all of this is out of my wheelhouse. The cars shaking, everything shaking and cracking is wow. Just wow. I live in Georgia USA 🇺🇸 and although I've been asleep during a small shake i just dont have a reference to know these first hand. Terrifying and amazing at the same time ❤

[@2degucitas]

I went on vacation last month to Georgia. You have a beautiful state.

[@delscoville]

I was on a football field during P.E. when a 4.5 struck, I could see the waves travelling along the length of the field.

[@ViVohppil]

Gelombang dari pergerakan yang dipercepatkan oleh aktivi manusia yang saban masa meletupkan bahan letupan.Dan momentum dari tekanan kuasa yang terkumpul dan mengegarkan dengan kekuatan yang tidak mampu dihalang.Kerosakan massal adalah dari tangan tangan manusia yang tidak memperdulikan peringatan dan gempa adalah peringatan dari Pencipta alam ini.

[@WowFlashFlood]

1:51 really got to me - those locals are true heroes! Anyone else find themselves tearing up at these kinds of animal rescue stories, or is it just me getting all emotional over here?

[@ginmar8134]

The video on the road? Huh?

[@HotRod12667]

I used to live in California. I've been through several earthquakes, including Whittier Narrows, Northridge, Landers and Ridgecrest (the last one before I moved) where on the first day I was at work and the second day (the stronger quake) mom and I were sitting on the porch of our home in Burbank when everything started to violently rock. We watched street lamps sway like crazy. I don't miss them one bit.

[@EKA201-j7f]

Sometimes they feel like you are surfing. I live in CA. Did you hear them? I usually did, a low rumble.

[@HotRod12667]

@@EKA201-j7f Heard them, but also the sounds of everything rattling.

[@dianeboatright9582]

Been through those too.....glad to be out of Calif.....for many reasons.😊

[@Eric-do8fv]

The Whittier quake was my first. I had moved to LA just 2 weeks prior from Michigan. The house I rented cracked in half.

[@HotRod12667]

@@Eric-do8fv Yikes!

[@Starking0253]

If we destroy nature Nature will destroy us😢

[@katitcha]

Great shot of liquifaction under the road on the island.

[@mikezylstra7514]

that's exactly what'll happen if a big one centers on the Coachella Valley.

[@EdilmarFigueiredo]

Props to whoever did this compilation. Its amazing!

[@jinglebells6864]

I have extreme fear of earthquakes. 😢

[@cfrandre8319]

Fear doesn’t help you. Respect for the force of nature and an idea of how to best protect yourself and family would better serve and save your life. Fasten bookcases to the walls, anything that can topple over. Protect your head. Get under a table, get into a doorway, get out of the building safely, get away from buildings. Concentrate and don’t get caught up in confusion. Help to protect others, especially children, elderly and anyone who needs it. Everybody is afraid, but you don’t have to let it control you. Think.

[@MrDaiseymay]

@@cfrandre8319 VERY FUNNY

[@goaheadmakemyday9859]

No matter how much space engineering there is nothing can be greater then that of nature.

[@Chris-jh3tg]

Chill pup at 21:52 never moves, lol. "Settle down, y'all, it's just an earthquake..."

[@irene1655]

19 people were buried in the 1959 Hebgen Lake earthquake in Montana. A total of 28 people perished in the quake. It was a 7.3. I was in Kalispell Mt and we felt it but thought we were still feeling the motion sensation you get after 2 days of riding on the train. The 19 that perished were buried at a camp ground and were never recovered. There is a memorial dedicated to them at the site. The earthquake created the Quake Lake. There is a Quake Visitor Center.

[@CrystalAbrahams]

Action replaces anxiety. We will not be caught unprepared. 🇨🇦

[@WhirledPublishing]

Thank you for that - the vast majority prefer to play: "Let's be stupid".

[@berthageorge2627]

Never say never dear one ,satan lessons....😊❤

[@nct948]

Unless you build like Japanese, there is little you can do to prepare, though I was surprised to see that in areas prone to quakes, furniture isn't fixed to the walls, shelves are not enclosed, mirrors are casually hung etc.

[@WhirledPublishing]

@@nct948 The Japanese won't survive much longer - and neither will Californians - and neither will Hawaiians or the other Polynesians - or Americans or Latin Americans or Africans or Europeans or other Asians ...

[@CrystalAbrahams]

@nct948 I was surprised too, NC. I screwed angle irons to the tops of my tall bookcases and the wall, and I live in Edmonton. 📐🔨 🔩

[@GODNature2050]

God bless all the survivors and guide their recovery efforts.

[@desoincrediblemoments]

05:40 I can’t even imagine being there-those shakes look like the end of the world!

[@lionheartking5867]

The clip with the cats is insane! They all were alert at the same time 8 seconds before the earthquake actually hit.

[@waitingforanalibi2224]

The SOUND of the lake one...my GOODNESS!

[@Picks_Productions]

From New Zealand, been through heaps of quakes.scary stuff.

[@trecelesliefloguth4727]

WOW this is amazing, scary at the same time, blessed that all of those people got help be safe, Thank You God because I wouldn’t know what I could have done.

[@barrythomson899]

God designed earthquakes into his plan. So why thank him?

[@DoctorRizwanDotCom]

The universe has mysterious ways of humbling humanity. Moments like these serve as powerful reminders that we must align with nature, not fight against it. My heart goes out to the people of Myanmar, and I hope the survivors are found quickly. Let’s all reflect on how fragile life can be and the importance of living in harmony with the world around us. 🌍💔🙏 Let’s unite our prayers around the globe to pray for them. Sending positive energies from Chicago, USA!

[@snobtz1]

5:00 i still remember this from 403 earthquake, i was cleaning my school's bathroom that time, the roof started leaking water and it started shaking

[@oshiforb7445]

Some years ago, I was picking some stuff up out of the office. Our office was next to a railway line. I live in the UK, so we don't usually experience earthquakes like those depicted in the. Video. Anyhow, in the office, I was picking up some levels as I was a civil engineer at that time. As I was picking up the equipment, I heard a really loud rumbling sound. At first, I thought it was just another train going past the office. The sound was so unusual because, unlike a train going past, you just hear it. This sound resonated inside of me. I then felt slightly unbalanced because of the movement of the building. I dropped everything and got out of the building, I was on the second floor, and I never touched the stairs as I jumped each flight. I hadn't a clue it was an earthquake that was happening, and my instincts kicked in to get out of the building. Everything just happened in seconds, but it felt as if things were happening in slow motion. I can't imagine being in some of those situations like the videos show, and I hope never to be in one. I know the experience I went through was nothing really, but it does show that we are really powerless when it comes to the natural effects of our world. This earthquake was only 4.6, I can't imagine what it's like to be in a 7 plus magnitude, which is hundreds of times more powerful than the one I was in.

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Don't go to Euphrates river when gold gets up

[@stevearnold100]

It's funny how people react in different ways. I loved the guy that was more worried about spilling his beer than getting outside the building. Then there are those that just stand in the building waiting for the shaking to stop instead of getting out of there. Darwin awards to them!

[@nct948]

Japanese are confident in their buildings, that's the difference, and I had a giggle too seeing the man holding on his beer to save it but very reluctantly leaving it behind to escape outside 😅

[@lionheartking5867]

Japanese buildings are built to withstand earthquakes! They're encouraged to stay inside

[@annec781]

In the Sylmar earthquake in 1971, when an aftershock happened, some quite strong, we could hear the quake coming before we felt it.

[@consentofthegoverned5145]

That escalation @17:35 was crazy!

[@countrysideservicesllc6983]

At 16:08 that was a church being demoed not an earthquake. See the rental fence !!!!

[@kellymcdermott2546]

Church had serious earthquake damage. Too expensive and dangerous to repair.

[@brianorca]

​@@kellymcdermott2546 right, but the video is from days later. The heavy equipment shown on the left is what knocked the roof down.

[@ussr8k]

1:50car dance moment😂

[@SunidhiSharma-by7ol]

The tremors under water is 😮😮😮

[@SunidhiSharma-by7ol]

So scary 😮

[@LootLlama_Official1]

Right now im a place where an earthquake of more than 6 magnitude can occur , im praying God stay with me

[@Myrnateatro]

Did anyone see the cat running for his life? 4:22 & 19:28

[@nopenoway1519]

The two on the bed looking around from side to side made me snicker. 👀

[@elane5746]

That cat might have passed my house in New England last week. She thinks danger is still at hand!

[@Thpc1852]

I would have been following the cat!

[@brianrice6708]

No, couldn't see it 😅

[@AhmadFatoni-tr5xn]

Sure, it's happening in Palu, Indonesia, in 2018.

[@MrRikosky]

nice bro.. do you have more of earthqukes ? will be great and educational

[@greendeane1]

I lived in Japan 2.5 years and experienced many earthquakes. During one, a large clear athletic field across the road behaved like the surface of a lake in heavy wind. Waves of soil rose and fell and move across the surface.

[@LG-xg7tn]

That Siamese at 08:45: "I'm not moving. I just got comfortable."

[@boxfox2945]

😂

[@garryrichardson4572]

I am thankful that I live in Australia no where near a fault line❤.

[@LornaConley-y9u]

But r they sure? Don't ever say never

[@LornaConley-y9u]

Wow..why would earthquakes be fore seriously why

[@StephP2025]

We had earthquakes in Australia too....but nothing serious.

[@1pcfred]

@@LornaConley-y9u The oldest crust on the surface of the planet is in Australia. Something like 3.2 billion years old. So yeah we're pretty sure Australia is geologically inactive.

[@DaveEeEeE-hu7gu]

@@1pcfredyou are sorely mistaken. Yes, little to no chance of a deep earth quake directly below Australia but there are tons of fault lines that run through Australia. We have had 6.6+ here in the past fifty years.

[@BigEazyMafia]

Is nobody gonna point out the guy who ran up and stole those peoples phones 🤣

[@MrJestyler]

I couldn’t tell what he took but did notice he took something

[@SeanoMacSeanomac]

Damn fools stopping on the bridge during an earthquake!! Edit: 18:25 hilarious that their first instinct was to save the TV!! 😂😂😂

[@jillieesdaile-watts5939]

Cats don't appear to enjoy earthquakes much.

[@dboucher5766]

I love the noises the ice makes on Lake Baikal. 7:25

[@sjp35productions6]

Living in SoCal, I experience the occasional earthquake. I still remember my first one when I was 3. Didn’t understand what was happening as I thought my bed was trying to throw me in the air. I’ve been through plenty since then and now my only reaction is a burst of adrenaline but I’ll wait to see how bad it will get. I was at Disneyland for the Ridgecrest earthquake in 2019. I was at the monorail station when the train had just stopped. I wish I had my cell phone out to record what happened. The train shook violently side to side. Had to wait a few hours before the park re-opened so I went to a restaurant for some dinner. It was the same weekend I had recorded the fight in Toon Town that made the news that year.

[@2degucitas]

Those Toons like to throw hands, and anvils.

[@haftasonukamp]

Awesome video

[@Rhmadz-s8l]

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[@Amitabha-Buddha-ADDP]

cảm ơn kênh rất nhiều vì những thước phim này

[@lynderherberts2828]

Great video. Liked and subscribed.

[@cineistfilm]

Thank you for subscribing!

[@dtopdisaster-r1d]

The cats were terrified during the earthquake - it's truly heartbreaking. Animals often seem to sense natural disasters before they happen.

[@robertjames4953]

14:00 Olive tree torn in half by strike-slip! WOW!

[@AntoWiyonoCom]

6:02 amazing Japan people to response the earthquake....

[@keithwilliams5600]

MOTHER NATURE IS AWESOME 👏✊✅🎆! 💪🙏

[@MamaPinks]

11:31 WOW, that is a really LONG one! Those are the ones to be afraid of! YIKES

[@BernardTutwilerMaxdylan8]

I was in a big one that hit Northern California in the early 80s. I’ll go through a hurricane any day before another earthquake. They’re terrible.

[@lindabuck2777]

I grew up hurricanes but no on earthquakes-I’d just freeze probably-unless someone yelled at me!!! 😱😬🙄

[@sf4d9rman]

I live in San Francisco and was herein 89. I will take an earthquake any day no leading up to the event like a hurricane just chilling every it happens then it’s over. People know days in advance earthquakes no stress before the event.

[@mumac8865]

I wonder if we were in the same one 7.2 San Francisco peninsular. I was in the basement of Stanford University omg omg heavy metal filing cabinets were flying through the air like match sticks. The building split in two. The old part was built on rollers for earthquake proof and the new Extension was not. It was an absolute miracle that we got out,I was young and athletic so stood a better chance. Thinking about it now the tears flow, I lost a lot of friends especially when the bay bridge collapsed I had been in a couple of smaller ones before, all the neighours sat in the street and cooked on barbecues, before the floods. Quite amazing I can remember sitting in my car floating down the street. All my memories are in bits and pieces perhaps terror freezes the brain.

[@StephP2025]

​@@mumac8865❤

[@benlanah8613]

Camera man never dies

[@jesussaves2822]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@CAN-Moment38]

Thanks for not adding music

[@mati261000]

Once you live through an earthquake, you never forget the terror you experienced.