La Palma volcano: Drone video shows black lava swallowing pool, homes on its way to coast

[@Dammmnnnnnnnnnnn]

This video just shows how temporarily us humans and the things we create are…

[@CanadianArchaeologist]

@Bryce Reed The Bible says the earth is forever and it was and is God's purpose for us to live forever on it. Psalms 37:10,11,29

[@misarose3631]

Indeed, this life is temporary and we should expect the unexpected. We Humans think that we so high and might , and that we are capable with everything while the truth is that we are nothing. We should expect the unexpected. In europe a short cut of Internet made a huge panic, and this example is a proof that we can't live without internet since we rely on things.

[@AgendaInMind]

Most of the more severe illnesses happen to people by surprise, unexpectantly, impacting first in the brain, then in the corresponding organ which that part of the brain controls. The end of WWI had absolutely everything to do with the Flu and lung TB outbreak that occurred killing millions. In nature, the biological conflict linked with a territorial fear (just what it means-a fear in your territory, your home, your community, etc.) is a widening of the bronchia (tissue loss). Your body attempts to widen your bronchia in order to allow more air into your lungs to give you more strength and energy to fight to keep your territory safe. Stay with me.......The biological conflict linked with a death fright impacts the lungs. The lungs attempt to grow larger in order to allow more air in because breath equals life, as we all know. No breath equals death. While you are in the fear or death fright conflict, you notice no symptoms of “disease”, except you have cold hands, cold feet, you can’t sleep, you awaken at 3 AM every night, you have little appetite. During the war, millions of people were in fear of the bombing of their homes and cities where the war was most active. Fearing for their lives, their loved ones in the war, their ability to survive. The food in the stores was sparse due to shortages. This lasted for 4 long years! The longer the conflict, the worse the healing phase. Within 2 weeks of the German Chancellor announcing the end of WWI, these millions of people ALL went into the healing phase all at the same time. It is during the healing phase that you experience symptoms of illness! What is the healing phase of the bronchia widening? Severe bronchitis, pneumonia. The body attempts to refill this lost tissue and you experience inflammation, fever, coughing, body aches, fatigue, etc. What is the healing phase of the extra lung tissue that grew? Decomposing of the tissue by TB bacteria and fungi. The symptoms of this healing phase are: severe coughing up of blood and tissue, fever, inflammation, severe mucous, body aches, fatigue. During this decomposing of the extra tissue (tumor), the body expels a lot of protein, and without replenishment, severe protein loss can result in death. Antibiotics did not exist yet. If TB bacteria does not exist in a person or they have been vaccinated against TB (big mistake), then the tumor will simply encapsulate and become dormant and not harm you. Who died during the Spanish Flu? Mainly the poor who could not afford to buy meat and proper nourishment, and the people who were directly impacted by the bombings and destruction of their homes. Millions of people suffered fear and death frights during the fighting of WWI, and millions of people all went into healing at the end of it. Not everyone was affected because not everyone suffered the same way. It’s not a “flu”, it’s not something you “catch”. It’s biological, meaningful, and unavoidable. One hundred years later, a Fear Campaign begins, using the media to spread it......

[@Jeremiahrl]

@@CanadianArchaeologist Jesus died for your sins. So go and sin, otherwise he died for nothing!

[@stephenschneider2171]

@Bryce Reed Death is eternal blackness. And the Earth is finite. Its called reality, it takes more courage to face that than believe in sky gods and easter bunnies.

[@CampingforCool41]

I can’t imagine how devastating it is to watch your home, places full of memories, to slowly be engulfed by stone and ash and not be able to do anything about it.

[@MATTETRUEFACT]

Well atleast you dont have to worry about watering the lawn anymore

[@TheRootMessage]

Those are all vacation homes, the only memory is the passive income and the insurance checks they're getting.

[@Chriswallace0405]

Isn't the important thing that they didn't die? Things can be replaced

[@dominiquexo4772]

It’s actually amazing how lava can travel that quick

[@MrBlamazing]

It's a beautiful cycle of life. Perfect time to start again

[@sabrastev]

What is so stunning is how quickly the lava claims something that took years for man to develop! As if it never existed

[@Ali-lw1toc]

Everything is temporary. Jesus is eternal

[@trapbois4573]

@@Ali-lw1toc Religion is man-made. If humans get wiped out, so does the idea of Jesus and the philosophies.

[@PickleBread355]

@@trapbois4573 word

[@cesarrangel546]

@@OverlandOne put that to the test with a tzar bomba

[@trapbois4573]

@@Pancho. you got to realize why religion had been founded at all. Humans hundreds of years ago didn't have the convenience of a modern society. Small groups of humans brought up ideas and philosophies about the idea of a higher power or God to create a sense of hope. The only reason why I dont reject religion is because religion brings culture, food and places emphasis on good values.

[@vincentmartine1748]

take a second and imagine what those people must be going through atm. Houses burnt, land lost, memories gone, all that connection lost..gosh, that must be quite a horrible feeling. Stay strong folks much sympathy from Kendu bay, kenya.

[@qu3nt1n14]

they will never read your commend, because they do not have any technologie.. lol

[@diehard21000]

@@qu3nt1n14 They would never understand your COMMENT

[@dolandump]

@@qu3nt1n14 Yup BRO, you are totally right, a nation that is still in the age of volcanoes is not about to invent the internet and KZbin. It's so sad D: Rest in peace little angelic people of the canaries D: RIP

[@Raztulad]

Insurance will pay it back

[@Varjag369]

Take a second and realise those are mostly rentiers of overpriced villas swimming in money, they had more than enough to pay insurance, especially knowing they are on vulcano

[@southernfriedheathen994]

I love how drones have opened us up to a whole new perspective on things otherwise too immense or difficult to capture. May the beautiful people of La Palma stay safe during this time of renewal.❤️

[@pl3459]

Lol things being filmed from helicopters has been a thing for decades before drones my toad...

[@viol8r007]

@@pl3459 no one with $600 can fly a helicopter and take HD footage over an active volcano . But they can certainly do it with a drone and in almost complete safety in a day .

[@Jzwiz]

@@pl3459 helicopters require millions of dollars in maintenance, licenses, skilled pilot and restrictions on where to fly, drones require a few hundred bucks and a very cheap license. Drones have made all of this much easier

[@daggermouth4695]

Time of renewal? You mean like a purge Renewal of mother earth by erasing humans☺😁 I wish

[@pl3459]

@@viol8r007 the video you just watched was filmed by a news organization, they have the money to use a helicopter and overview shots of volcanoes have been a thing filming from helicopters way before drones...

[@julio-ramos]

Nature loves to remind us how small we are. Hope owners of those places can overcome shock, sadness and loss.

[@leetat.t8093]

We are nature too, we are animals born here, not in Mars. We are Nature, we are animals.. this planet is our home too.

[@Hunlover123601]

@@leetat.t8093 it may be our home but we dont own it. mother nature keeps telling us that we cant just do what we want whenever wherever

[@osmanamjid2432]

Nature at most volcanos, earthquake, tsunami and tornado but we have 50 KILOWATT TON NUKES

[@nayashams6845]

But we never learn from nature, because of our greed.

[@carriesims9325]

Alot of them deserve it

[@emansfvera]

Nature is humbling, one day we’re here and just like that everything can be gone in seconds. Watching videos like this puts it into perspective.

[@typingcat]

Man versus Nature: The Road to Victory

[@alien4317]

nature has been like this for a very long time so it's not really surprising it's a cycle. it looks like this era will be a bad one for the human race

[@alionessprincess]

You meant GOD. HE made all things.

[@alionessprincess]

@@alien4317 The sins of mankind has brought all these disasters upon the earth. Repent and turn to Jesus before it's too late.

[@CB-lh8gw]

This video and then another I saw recently of a massive landslide taking out several houses like they weren't even there, I'm not religious by any means but if I were to describe it the way I want to it's like the ancient Goddess of the Earth Gaea/Gaia is reclaiming what's rightfully hers.

[@pollyvirdee7033]

The power of nature, scary but natural, very sad to see people’s homes destroyed, I hope everyone is safe. The drone footage is excellent, and it’s for situations like this it’s an amazing device.

[@PaulaRamsey-t9e]

yes

[@ComicToonProductions]

It's mother nature but instead she has split personality problems.

[@janncarter9899]

A slow moving hell. I cannot begin to fathom what kind of heartache and pain this is causing. My heart goes out to them.

[@marckyrd17]

thats nature natural way we only rent this earth

[@JohnFreedman0]

A loss of possessions is only a minor loss.

[@thatsright4194]

@def creator Yellowstone is due.

[@RyanMcIntyre]

My heart goes out to the insurance companies.

[@MontanaDior]

@@marckyrd17 INDEED! Nothing else needs to be said after this 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@ToeTag1968]

It's wild to think that in 500 years, archeologists will be finding remnants of our homes, swimming pools and reservoirs.

[@TheBeaver50]

The world won’t be here In 500 years. Sad but true. Most scientists agree that we have maybe 250-300 years left if we keep this pace up. We are nearing the end here. We’ve beaten ourselves. That’s why all his huge push to go solar and get off gas the past 20 years

[@tragicx4075]

That is hopeful at best.

[@zaezae2405]

@@TheBeaver50 Your scaring me man, please don't say that ..lol

[@isaacgota9742]

@@zaezae2405 you won't even be alive in the next 100 yrs stfu

[@BUDSBEAU]

@@TheBeaver50 HIS ? who is he ?

[@Preview43]

I've experienced the devastation of losing everything to a natural disaster - in my case an immense bush-fire. This is heart-breaking to see. I feel for these people.

[@choppermike3329]

Prayers for you🙏

[@ElcanalDeRocio]

I feel for the animals and trees 😢

[@5Lion5ofGod7]

A fellow Aussie eh? In any case, my heart goes out to you. I know what's like to lose or not have everything too. But in a slightly different way. Your's to a natural disaster, mine to a man made one.

[@webaccess11]

We all need to find ways to look after each other.

[@chrisorlando9993]

you didn't have insurance ?

[@ujjpeet]

I just cant even imagine how heartbreaking it must be to see your home being destroyed like this

[@valt1337]

why would you even make a home near a volcano?

[@billytringuyen1]

ok then ddonlt live next to it?

[@jamesvanderbilt201]

I would gladly take the insurance my home sucks

[@cdjwmusic]

​@MissyMay The entire island was formed by volcanic activity. You don't live 'near a volcano' there, you literally live on top of many volcanoes. There has been only 8 eruptions over the last 550 years, and lava is so unpredictable your house could be safe just because lava decided to flow through somewhere else. Building a house there is pretty much the same as building a house in Chile, Japan or California praying so that earthquakes don't happen, or building a house where tornados tend to form: it's pretty much a bet.

[@Ziggy_Scambuster]

@@cdjwmusic most useful comment. Thanks for answering to those idiots above

[@DuDooFIchDumm]

I love the music. It's kinda respectful to the people who lost their homes there ♥️

[@EastSideCraig0105]

Minecraft has entered the chat

[@BigRevKev82]

Music plays a massive part when it comes to grief and loss. I understand what your saying niksparadise.

[@tommojphillips]

@Luke Cage if ya dont get it, you dont get it

[@hailz2875]

And the animals who have been killed in the Zworst way possible.

[@Third-Eye123]

@Luke Cage How high you are?

[@Jacknox]

That pool became a hot tub with a perfect bathing temperature, for about 30 seconds, before it became a boiling cauldron of death.

[@BasiltheBatlord377]

RIP to all the frogs that didn't notice

[@antiquesman7]

Sounds like a Norm Macdonald joke !

[@ignatiosd7262]

30 seconds? More like one second at best.

[@nasywaarlintang9784]

Imagine if you in hell.

[@Lilmickcrocodiledundee0001]

Very quick dip then boil your lobster or crab up quick....

[@BenNgo]

It's absolutely terrifying yet fascinating to watch, both at the same time.

[@vaderladyl]

It wows and saddens me at the same time. Nature is incredible.

[@fianguce7021]

Okay this is the end of Spain oh my God guys this is the end goodbye space

[@SurajKumar-by8ew]

@@BOO00OOSHINA Actually,we are harmful.We kill other animals for oil,fat,meat, horns and tusks for jewelry,bones for fertilizer and destroy plants,forests on forests,emit too much pollution to destroy the evo-system.We humans don't follow the path of "Dharma" and be gentle to others so Nature will take matters on its hand and she will be cruel to us.

[@Candy-wm4nc]

@@fianguce7021 it’s one Spanish island

[@subekennedy9554]

That pool at the beginning was literally boiling like a pot of water😨 Absolutely amazing

[@blackcitadel37]

Imagine how hot those red rocks are

[@owenmullinger2264]

@@blackcitadel37 some may say theyre.... red hot

[@timothyandrewnielsen]

Literally Literally Literally Literally

[@1414141x]

Yes, that must be a heated swimming pool.

[@AngelGabriel-xm2op]

Absolutely heartbreaking watching your home get slowly destroyed and not being able to do a thing about it Edit: For the people in the comments that don't have empathy and probably haven't worked a day in their lives. Just because someone is wealthy doesn't automatically make them deserve this to happen to their homes. I work for a local successful restaurant called Candela Bar & Grill in Puerto Rico (you can look it up) in which the owner makes a free batch of food for everyone every Sunday and she has an amazing 2-floor house with a pool in the back and sometimes she makes parties and invites her employees. Plus, not only good looking houses got destroyed entire ranches, neighborhoods and locals got wiped out.

[@mikeskinner7595]

their rich they'll get homes again

[@dafa8592]

@@mikeskinner7595 possibly but still

[@jerusalem5646]

Why would they live next to a volcano 🌋🤦🏼‍♀️

[@chuntayejordan5130]

🙏🏽

[@celianeher7637]

@@jerusalem5646 You may as well asked, ' why would one live on the beach, near a river or on a mountain? .

[@SM2005_]

Mother Nature reminds us how small we are. We need to be humbled more than ever.

[@shahid8545]

The moment people scroll to a new video they have forgotten about it.

[@ryans413]

She reminds us it’s her planet not ours

[@dreamthedream8929]

What do you mean by that? People lost their homes! How is that small?

[@Jossianne19130]

Mother nature has a a name ,who created the world: GOD!!!! Remember him...

[@phillipaj.5588]

No such thing as mother nature, this is another , boring man made fantasy. Almighty God is the Creator of this planet , and of heaven and of every living thing . Giving the praise to some fictional character is to deny the astronomical power , grace and intellect of the supreme God who holds all things together, who created all things and CONTROLS all things.

[@dferrazm]

I don't know if it's the background music, but there's some beauty watching as it unfolds and how nature can just reclaim whatever it wants. (despite all the material/financial loss of course)

[@user-pe9gz8si8k]

In the end, it isn’t about money

[@protectourfreedom8221]

Absolutely right... it's oddly beautiful. Amazing footage.

[@whywontyoulayeggs]

Material things aren't real. We made them up. This is the earth doing what the earth does.

[@rubend9391]

@@whywontyoulayeggs All my material things a pretty much real

[@anthonymuc]

Lol I was thinking the exact same thing

[@cmessett11]

It’s one thing to know in theory that lava is extremely hot. It’s another thing to see the water in a swimming pool BOIL!

[@krystingrant6292]

Yesssssss

[@rivas97]

It's time to boil eggs and barbecue!

[@russellking9762]

imagine if you were in there at the time doing a few laps....suddenly volcano erupts.....balls of lava come raining in...10 seconds instantly shaved off the Olympic record trying to get out!

[@ajffehr7252]

Mesmerized by the power of nature. Reminded of how everything we accumulate and work for will all disappear.

[@AgendaInMind]

Most of the more severe illnesses happen to people by surprise, unexpectantly, impacting first in the brain, then in the corresponding organ which that part of the brain controls. The end of WWI had absolutely everything to do with the Flu and lung TB outbreak that occurred killing millions. In nature, the biological conflict linked with a territorial fear (just what it means-a fear in your territory, your home, your community, etc.) is a widening of the bronchia (tissue loss). Your body attempts to widen your bronchia in order to allow more air into your lungs to give you more strength and energy to fight to keep your territory safe. Stay with me.......The biological conflict linked with a death fright impacts the lungs. The lungs attempt to grow larger in order to allow more air in because breath equals life, as we all know. No breath equals death. While you are in the fear or death fright conflict, you notice no symptoms of “disease”, except you have cold hands, cold feet, you can’t sleep, you awaken at 3 AM every night, you have little appetite. During the war, millions of people were in fear of the bombing of their homes and cities where the war was most active. Fearing for their lives, their loved ones in the war, their ability to survive. The food in the stores was sparse due to shortages. This lasted for 4 long years! The longer the conflict, the worse the healing phase. Within 2 weeks of the German Chancellor announcing the end of WWI, these millions of people ALL went into the healing phase all at the same time. It is during the healing phase that you experience symptoms of illness! What is the healing phase of the bronchia widening? Severe bronchitis, pneumonia. The body attempts to refill this lost tissue and you experience inflammation, fever, coughing, body aches, fatigue, etc. What is the healing phase of the extra lung tissue that grew? Decomposing of the tissue by TB bacteria and fungi. The symptoms of this healing phase are: severe coughing up of blood and tissue, fever, inflammation, severe mucous, body aches, fatigue. During this decomposing of the extra tissue (tumor), the body expels a lot of protein, and without replenishment, severe protein loss can result in death. Antibiotics did not exist yet. If TB bacteria does not exist in a person or they have been vaccinated against TB (big mistake), then the tumor will simply encapsulate and become dormant and not harm you. Who died during the Spanish Flu? Mainly the poor who could not afford to buy meat and proper nourishment, and the people who were directly impacted by the bombings and destruction of their homes. Millions of people suffered fear and death frights during the fighting of WWI, and millions of people all went into healing at the end of it. Not everyone was affected because not everyone suffered the same way. It’s not a “flu”, it’s not something you “catch”. It’s biological, meaningful, and unavoidable. One hundred years later, a Fear Campaign begins, using the media to spread it......

[@johnroxie5930]

that's why I'm not afraid anymore If Im going to fail in my board exam this incoming Dec. 10. What matter's the most is you have a good relationship to your fellow and a strong relationship to GOD. i realize everything is temporary

[@ammarsyahid4470]

@Lina Roa our god

[@JarvisN]

Dude said Mother Nature when it’s from the realm of the spirit 🤣

[@ajcollins8849]

Prayers for all the families affected by this volcano, absolutely heartbreaking watching the homes be covered by the lava.. prayers going out to the people of Spain

[@zeiddouak9833]

We should not forget the ONE who GIVES indisputable ORDERS to the Nature : our UNIQUE CREATOR { إنا للاه و إنا إليه راجعون } البقرة 156 { و لنذيقنهم من العذاب الأدنى دون العذاب الأكبر لعلهم يرجعون } السجدة 21 { وَلَقَدْ أَرْسَلْنَا إِلَى أُمَمٍ مِّن قَبْلِكَ فَأَخَذْنَاهُمْ بِالْبَأْسَاء وَالضَّرَّاء لَعَلَّهُمْ يَتَضَرَّعُونَ 42 فَلَوْلا إِذْ جَاءَهُمْ بَأْسُنَا تَضَرَّعُواْ وَلَكِن قَسَتْ قُلُوبُهُمْ وَزَيَّنَ لَهُمُ الشَّيْطَانُ مَا كَانُواْ يَعْمَلُونَ 43 فَلَمَّا نَسُواْ مَا ذُكِّرُواْ بِهِ فَتَحْنَا عَلَيْهِمْ أَبْوَابَ كُلِّ شَيْءٍ حَتَّى إِذَا فَرِحُواْ بِمَا أُوتُواْ أَخَذْنَاهُم بَغْتَةً فَإِذَا هُم مُّبْلِسُونَ 44 فَقُطِعَ دَابِرُ الْقَوْمِ الَّذِينَ ظَلَمُواْ وَالْحَمْدُ لِلَّاهِ رَبِّ الْعَالَمِينَ 45 قُلْ أَرَأَيْتُمْ إِنْ أَخَذَ اللَّاهُ سَمْعَكُمْ وَأَبْصَارَكُمْ وَخَتَمَ عَلَى قُلُوبِكُم مَّنْ إِلَاهٌ غَيْرُ اللَّاهِ يَأْتِيكُم بِهِ انظُرْ كَيْفَ نُصَرِّفُ الآيَاتِ ثُمَّ هُمْ يَصْدِفُونَ 46 قُلْ أَرَأَيْتَكُمْ إِنْ أَتَاكُمْ عَذَابُ اللَّاهِ بَغْتَةً أَوْ جَهْرَةً هَلْ يُهْلَكُ إِلاَّ الْقَوْمُ الظَّالِمُونَ 47 وَمَا نُرْسِلُ الْمُرْسَلِينَ إِلاَّ مُبَشِّرِينَ وَمُنذِرِينَ فَمَنْ آمَنَ وَأَصْلَحَ فَلاَ خَوْفٌ عَلَيْهِمْ وَلاَ هُمْ يَحْزَنُونَ 48 وَالَّذِينَ كَذَّبُواْ بِآيَاتِنَا يَمَسُّهُمُ الْعَذَابُ بِمَا كَانُواْ يَفْسُقُونَ } الأنعام

[@haydenharris3059]

@@zeiddouak9833 You may find that nature isn’t controlled by anything with rational thought such as a god. Nature has no brain it just evolves.

[@Grace_x68]

This is bullying of people already down and out.

[@haydenharris3059]

@@Grace_x68 Actually its warning people that the fairytale god and jesus will only satisfy them emotionally and not practically thus not lulling people into a dangerous false sence of security. That's not bullying its protecting. ❤

[@zeiddouak9833]

@@haydenharris3059 nature WORSHIPS HER UNIQUE CREATOR we worship ALLAH by heart not by brain. What is your Proof that GOD Deactivated his authority and control of nature after he CREATED it ? wHY ARE Yyou SURE ? DID HE TELL that to you ? did HE forget about US ? why are you sure ?

[@Lisa-pb3qp]

So mesmerizing to watch, yet the pain it caused must be great for those affected. Prayers to Spain. 🙏🏼

[@llasanya]

Why would you pray? God is the one who set the volcano off?

[@ep.]

spain but the s is silent

[@FenrirAlter]

Oh don't worry that is probably only house number 3 of 6 they have enough other houses to go to

[@samira9828]

You mean the Canary Islands 🇮🇨

[@aantxx]

@@ep. go get a job or something

[@markotik5598]

Jesus, that’s pretty damn brutal - literally nothing left to salvage at all 😔

[@brycetononeal383]

That pool was blue to the last moment of it’s life. They must have had a pool guy that knows his water chemistry

[@thebigmon]

A clean pool water is clear and sparkling. The color of the water, blue/green/clear, is based on the walls and floor of the pool itself not it's cleanliness. Otherwise that looked like a well maintained pool.

[@24694104]

@@thebigmon a pool is quite easy to keep crystal clear without loads of chemicals. Mine is like glass all year round and I only use a few bleach tablets each month!

[@cephalopod7300]

Volcano: Look at me. I am the pool guy now.

[@mammyrammer4209]

@@MausAgain80 *It's* now a heated pool.

[@Jzwiz]

Pool water isnt blue, its the tiles in it

[@jaylyn7285]

I hope the locals have managed to get animals and livestock to safety also. God bless them 🙏🏻

[@NoTaboos]

What about the insects?

[@jaylyn7285]

@@NoTaboos They'll have a hard job collecting all those.

[@marisamar3247]

Pets and livestock were evacuated in time, yes.

[@NoTaboos]

@@marisamar3247 What about the lizards?

[@jaylyn7285]

@@marisamar3247 I'm so glad. Thank you for the update. ☺️ Do you live on the island or one of the other Canary Isles?? If you do live there, I hope that you & your family are safe and that your home is ok.

[@OkieJammer2736]

Heartbreaking! Excellent drone footage of a horrific situation.

[@cupcakefairy87]

But fascinating to witness at the same time.

[@dooovde]

why is it horrific exactly? They built a house next to a volcano. What did they think would happen one day?

[@Novusa]

@@dooovde lol, our teacher said jt can be postures

[@pbainsadventure8566]

@@dooovde you make an awesome point👏

[@praveensatya9776]

Horrific?

[@santaclaus5959]

Someone sees his house in this video, like, imagine knowing “I lived there”

[@randiekay4994]

Imagine being the family that lives there and seeing this on tv. That makes me feel sad

[@anthonydowling3356]

They must be rich anyway .Feel sorry for me in a one room Council flat lol

[@jjgf8412]

@@anthonydowling3356 they are not rich, some house where made for tourist like you to come and get toasted in our sun, get drunk and so on, and it was the work of generations, people from La Palma are really hard working, many emigrated to Venezuela and Cuba in the XX century to scape hunger and came back with some money to make something in our land, many people invested in agriculture, like Canarian Banana, the best in the world, sadly all of that is going to waste, although the goverment is going to help it seems.

[@Krolmir96]

Psicologists are keeping those people in places without TVs for this. The Spanish TV right know is about the volcano 24h a day.

[@guillermogonzalez3595]

@@anthonydowling3356 you should visit La Palma once this desastre finish, then write again your comment

[@littlemary2840]

@@anthonydowling3356 If I feel sorry for anyone it’s the one who is losing everything they worked for.

[@scottread]

Great drone footage showing the power that even a slow-moving eruption has to completely change the landscape of a community.

[@rafaelraad555]

Said it all

[@rodinalmondbloom8562]

The only comfort remained is the solidarity of this wonderful Spanish people!

[@ignaciolangerlecaroz3364]

@wink1980 ¿Tu eres tonto? Canarias es España siglos antes de que en tu país tuviera nombre

[@juanche978]

@wink1980 Canary Islands is from Spain

[@NeechOne]

Lmao!

[@samoanmike1992]

@wink1980 get a new brain

[@Rivan98]

@wink1980 that is like saying that the people from alaska are not gringos

[@babym7484]

This is so devastating. Praying for all the people who were affected 💜

[@ajd6756]

I'm not sure praying will help. Where was god to stop this happening in the first place??

[@nesta8273]

@@ajd6756 Faith is good, religion is bad. Doesnt mean he/she is praying to the man-made "God" but just using the term 'praying'. Also religious people thrive in situations like these. They love bad situations, this is the best time for them. Now they can convert others to joining their cause and above all; make sure that they donate money!!!! Newcomers means more money. And we know by now that religion is all about power. Money buys power.

[@tudeslildude]

I'm not particularly religious or anything, but I'm with you in heart regardless.

[@2MasterBuilder2]

@@ajd6756 ... There's no need for God to stop what occurs naturally. Maybe people should think twice about building homes on or near active volcanoes. The same goes for people that build homes on the ocean; it's just a disaster waiting to happen.

[@ajd6756]

@@2MasterBuilder2 fair point. I guess God is busy giving babies malaria and other such devilry

[@freckles3705]

Impressed at the thickness of the flow. Sympathy for their loss.

[@brianbailey462]

thats what struck me as well... its like an instant 30 feet of elevation gain where the flow is

[@slpn9t]

Not like Iceland's volcano. 2 at the same time, could be more

[@badmonkey2222]

Dont have much sympathy for people that knowingly build thier homes on the side of a active volcano. Even it had not errupted since 1972 was still active, you have to be told that when you buy your land.

[@sacroarte6462]

@@badmonkey2222 The 1.972 eruption was in another completely different volcano at a great distance from this one ... on top of that this volcano has just been born(never existed before)... therefore you should inform yourself better before deciding to write the typical nonsense stupidities of a completely illiterate, driven by the childish envy of knowing that never in your sad life of a loser you'll never be able to own a house like the ones that unfortunately are being literally swallowed up by this NEW VOLCANO. And for you to learn something useful in your life, I inform you that all the Canary Islands, each one of them is a gigantic volcano raised from the seabed, therefore all the people which we live and we have houses on these islands we know that we literally live on top of a volcano (some older, others younger but all volcanoes)...We know where we live and that no matter how small the risk is we have more risk than those who don't live on a volcanic island, but we were born here, our ancestors lived here and we will continue living here, just like the Japanese, Californians, etc, etc, etc ... they know they live in areas of high seismic risk and even so never they are going to leave Japan or California or stop to keep building houses there. Empathy I'm not going to ask you to feel for the people who are losing their homes ... I know you don't even know the meaning of that word ...

[@deadskinrippers]

@@sacroarte6462 that's the price u pay for a material only life. Nobody is batting an eyelash.

[@technoxtreme178]

And everyone laughed when Homer Simpson bought volcano insurance.

[@adrianalvarado8612]

Peter griffin* not homer.

[@ramonvelazco4884]

Homer ain't even real

[@CopperValentine]

Only if you live at the base of a volcano……

[@Boris_Chang]

Apu is gone forever.

[@Dgmix007]

Cloud insurance

[@maazkhan9698]

A glimpse of how everything will end and nothing lasts forever. Hope we understand this message soon.

[@user-qw4ud5cj6j]

From what we understand that is the case, but it is possible that there are things beyond understanding that are indeed eternal and always have been and always will be, it’s a concept that is hard to understand because we live in a snow globe called the universe where everything begins and ends but there has to be some law of physics that is beyond that, because if the only laws of physics are the ones that we understand and have witnessed then we should have never existed in the first place, because there should have never been a beginning I know this is a lot that I am typing and a lot to wrap your head around but think about it….

[@beauzer36]

Who thinks anything will last forever?

[@Jugglenaught1980]

Get vaccinated, that's all that matters.

[@steveyogilmore5314]

Why ? Because we can do something about volcanoes ??

[@felipejasso6304]

Jesus Christ is the only way repent from your sin.

[@tkokaos1815]

Makes you question the need for some much materialism in your life. It's comforting, but temporary. Full send life & stay safe 🙏🏾

[@daxdarve8817]

Understandable. Yet people like to collect things they like.

[@Tsiri09]

This is so heartbreaking. All those families and everything they worked so hard for- gone. Even the land they lived on is destroyed.

[@blackjackbanker2359]

Land was cheap nd 90% plus are vacational homes.

[@khufuazrael3841]

I don’t know about that!! The lava produces the purest hummus afterwards so the land will be awesome and plus it’s insured

[@erismana2105]

That's what happens when you live on an island that was created by volcanoes

[@357-swagnumultramagax9]

They’re rich who cares

[@trashbandit2449]

They have insurance. Could they have lost irreplaceable things? Yeah, but that's the risk you take when you have your vacation house built on a volcano

[@cornpop7805]

I went to Pompeii decades ago, when just a few houses were unearthed. I went there again in 2020 and you can't even walk the whole excavation. They've unearthed neighborhood opon neighborhood. It was buried by volcanic ash and the people didn't time to evacuate. The people in the area of the volcanic flow in this video are actually quite lucky. I still feel for their loss.

[@elle-iza]

Mother nature takes back what's hers: Everything. Through fire, water, wind and earth.

[@watcher1245]

And then it summons Captain Planet. That's when you know things are about to get gay.

[@mightyshady1016]

@@watcher1245 And then Captain Planet and Hee man begin to mud wrestle naked! What a twist!

[@ChristopherMcLarenExperience]

Well not really, mostly everywhere else is fine lol.

[@sendmepackets]

bro shut up

[@kba]

Oh looks like I found the spiritual poet

[@Tide12NC]

So sad and humbling to watch people’s homes be buried in seconds.

[@christopheraaron8299]

They're rich people's homes. They'll all be just fine.

[@normanfoster6103]

I think you probably would have a different point of view if it was your home being engulfed, it has nothing to do with monetary value it’s still someone’s home.

[@ayokay123]

@@normanfoster6103 Unless it's an ancestral home, it IS about money. If folks are poor and have no insurance, I feel incredibly sorry for them.

[@ZOV4VZO13OVZ7]

HOW is it sad?! Lol 🤦‍♂️

[@ZOV4VZO13OVZ7]

Exactly my thoughts. Mother nature is great!

[@gavpeck9979]

So Heartbreaking 🥺 Hope All the People and Animals Got Out All Safe Please Please 🥺🥺

[@ryans413]

We all know there probably was some animals that didn’t it’s sad

[@FitChickGlows]

Please God we pray and amen! 🙏

[@Misticaraissa]

@@ryans413 so sad..

[@Alexandre986.]

Yes all animals rescued 👍🏽❤️ I live in Spain👍🏽

[@Moonlight-mf7qd]

@@Alexandre986. thanks a lot for this feedback I was thinking about the animals who are very vulnerable I am relieved that they were saved

[@jasonbobela]

Those homes, full of moments and memories, are now encased in a layer of the earth, forever.

[@zeus6793]

At least the people have the time to get their most important stuff out of the house. Good thing it moves slow enough to see it coming.

[@onojRX3]

@@zeus6793 yeh, unless ur close enough to get hit by the initial burst of lava, that would be pretty bad

[@anonimai]

This is a stupid question but they dont dig them out? Far too much effort?

[@onojRX3]

@@anonimai pretty much that's how mountains are formed, volcanic eruptions create mountains, eventually enough dirt will form on top of the rock when the lava cools for trees and grass to grow

[@ZmoPaR]

@@anonimai Where do you put all the lava rock? It has to go somewhere.

[@Tam0de]

We're witnessing the sheer power of Mother Nature. If she wants to claim something for herself, there is absolutely nothing humans can do to stop it. You can have all the material things in the world but just like what you saw here, you're gonna have to leave it behind or you can go down with it.

[@Jerusalem23]

Its not mother nature its God your creator.

[@miiim]

@@Jerusalem23 correct

[@Abc-tx4zr]

its trumps fault if he had built a wall it wouldve stopped this

[@scrimdog3328]

@@Jerusalem23 it's neither. It's just an active planet orbiting the star we call sun. Their is no god or mother nature 🤣

[@zothanpuiapachuau6521]

It's not the sheer power of mother nature. Can't you just claim that there is God, not mother nature.

[@sam04019491]

Amazing how something so destructive can appear eerily beautiful. It’s easy to appreciate the majesty of nature from afar, yet it’s hard to comprehend the torture that people on the ground must be going through. My sincere condolences to those who have lost their livelihoods, their homes, and sadly for some, their lives.

[@renasmile]

I feel so bad for the people there and losing their homes.

[@Tre16]

I love watching nature take back it's land. Stupid humans building their luxury homes in front of a volcano. How narcissistic can they get lol

[@malow_6867]

@@Tre16 All Canary islands are vulcano islands. Do you mean any human could not leave in a vulcano island? Are they stupid for that?

[@maryperrysmith5815]

So sad.

[@sciix1998]

@@malow_6867 not stupid just foolish, it,s a Vulcano, it,s going to happen, call it a remodel, and move forward, at least they all got out. my heart is to the places that can't get out.

[@vdratgirl]

It is sad for those that are losing their homes. But that is a risk you take living next to an active volcano. Though to be honest, I would so much rather my home get swallowed up by a volcano than by the forest fires that get started by the power company here in California. At least I could have responsibility knowing I chose to live next to a volcano rather than losing everything because a company was reckless. And I’d get to live next to a volcano! Thankfully they give you warning that they are going to go with increased seismicity. Downed power lines from failed parts don’t give you a warning (unless you’re a worker for the company and are told to not fix it and don’t bother telling people about it.)

[@masterofdisaster8090]

that's one of the reasons why I find volcanoes so interesting! These are not simple mountains, these are elemental forces and some of them are bombs the size of a mountain that can throw the whole earth into chaos!

[@lunagrace8717]

Yellowstone

[@AxiumKnight]

There's a volcano that's about to erupt in my pants soon if you know what I mean 😂

[@frankkolton1780]

This would of never happened had they made a sacrifice and thrown a virgin into the volcano. They probably couldn't find any in that whole area.

[@LogiForce86]

@@lunagrace8717 Yellowstone isn't the only super volcano. Indonesia is also a supervolcano hotspot that has caused worldwide famine before. Sinabung, Krakatoa, are two of many volcanos with a reputation amongst scientists. Also if you watch any of KZbinr Dutchsinse his videos, you'll know that entire Pacific has been under a lot of stress lately. With what is happening now in the Canary Islands being just the energy overflow finding a way out.

[@suskagusip1036]

@@LogiForce86 We lived with volcanoes 🌋 in the Pacific. Without them we don't have an islands🏝 we called home.

[@iTHINKnothing1234]

Imagine standing there seeing a mountain being formed, watching it slowly crawl towards your home, knowing there's nothing you can do except watch it all happen.

[@73brook]

I don't think anyone was "just standing there". They definitely would have had to evacuate.

[@alwaysright6358]

Imagine you're a tree there...

[@saemstunes]

One day, these will be discovered as excavated ancient ruins of a past civilisation Interesting to be on this side of history, albeit unfortunately

[@ZOV4VZO13OVZ7]

There won't even be an earth anymore for that to happen. Humanity needs to be demolished asap

[@RarebitFiends]

@@ZOV4VZO13OVZ7 Humans are unbelievably self-centered and short sighted, and your comment just further proves this. The earth will be fine, the absolute worst thing we can do is wipe out ourselves and some (but not all) other species. Something else would come after, the earth would go on. We're not as powerful as you think.

[@Nutmeg-]

@@ZOV4VZO13OVZ7 Humans are but an unimportant speck in the entirety of the universe. We like to think otherwise but in the end that's all we are.

[@kenetickups6146]

@@ZOV4VZO13OVZ7 Start with yourself then bud

[@qesitah_mandala7125]

There are no ruins to be discovered.. everything turned to ash

[@markgallardo4415]

I am deeply sad that everybody lost their homes and everything due to this volcano this is the most horrific thing I've ever seen I hope the people got out in time and they are safe

[@AlejandroParis]

By now, no casualties. This lava is rather slow. There is concern however about the toxicity of the gasses that may be released once it reaches the sea, so there are over 6000 evacuated and many confined indoors

[@lilak3010]

Yours is the first I've read that was sad. I cant imagine the loss. Its scary and horrific. We have taken so much from our earth and given little in return. Im with you. Thankfully ni live lost that I know of yet. I was just reading articles about volcanoes becoming more active. I like most of the replys. Yours just touched my heart

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

Por fin alguien que empatiza. Empiezo a estar harto de tanto "ooooh qué maravilla la naturaleza reclamando lo que es suyo!" y toda esa mierda. Yo vivo en Madrid, y viendo las imágenes me dan ganas de llorar.

[@dzonikg28]

They will all get incurance.. It's not like it's a war

[@cbcb970]

bien sur que non !!ils ont attendu bien sagement!!

[@51Jagman]

Prayers to those who lost their homes!

[@efrains54]

@@zeiddouak9833 homes is material. Life is Irreplaceable

[@Lyle-xc9pg]

@@zeiddouak9833 shut up

[@xdeville1]

@@zeiddouak9833 wallamahalla.. yo belong middle east bye bye

[@colinriches1519]

If this is all part of some horrible plan, then preying won't help these people.

[@eskgraficoyeskweb9527]

@@zeiddouak9833 Allah?...I think he hates me...

[@stonkr]

The lesson here is, if you live on a volcanic island - rent.

[@steveblixt9437]

Or live in a mobile home.

[@guesswho9901]

Rent AND have content insurance...

[@the_kingd0m]

rent sure. But someone owns. There's always a landlord

[@guesswho9901]

@@the_kingd0m true say kingdome. And they'd be dumb not to insure, especially if renting "it" out friend. Renters often think not of content insurance and loose EVERYTHING.

[@ThePaulv12]

@@the_kingd0m Who cares about landlords? They use renters as income and expect paying tenants to maintain their property for them. Landlords are an extension of feudalism and view themselves as, well landlords and renters as serfs. Yeah landlords - tin pot dictators of their little domain. See the arrogant power play here?

[@whatigoogled9678]

Thank God there are no injuries. I still feel sad for these beautiful homes and trees. Animals probably feel like this when we cut down their trees 😭

[@rossmilner6780]

What a strangely poignant and sad video. The music was so moving, the tragedy so slow to unfold before our eyes. Thank you for portraying these heartbreaking scenes; our thoughts go to all those whose lives have been affected by this natural disaster.

[@LeNgoc113]

@Harry Harris As you said it inherent risk, you will be never sad of any death, right? Because death is inherent and unavoidable.

[@marianavivanco4152]

@Harry Harris ong so narcissistic people in this thread jesus! Se all live in risk of death, be it vulcano, seaside, tornado, floods, drought, ice, accidents ect..so what? We don’t feel pain for tge suffering of others? U people have a stone instead of a heart

[@marianavivanco4152]

@@solarydays if u read the comments u will see it is not just rich people but also normal/poor people that have lost their only home and belongings, imaging for 1 sec being ripped of everything u and your family have worked all your life and no way to go from today on! They say they were BORN there, it is not their choice.. not everyone is prevelrdge enough to choose where to live and to have the means to move elsewhere…and even if it was their fault we ALL make stupid choices in life but this doesn’t mean tgat we don’t deserve compassion from our fellow humans..so before talking again put a f* hand in ur heart and for a moment feel the pain of your brother and sisters compelled to go errands from today on..

[@marianavivanco4152]

@@solarydays omg so u have problems readings and comprehending? Sorry I didn’t know that, next time with emoticons…btw Emotional unstable me? Because I feel empathy for people suffering ? So what makes you ?a cold hearted psychopath I suppose

[@Guivalv]

@Mariana Vivanco and the same goes to you ^

[@baseguitar02]

there's something about seeing a palm tree on fire that screams disaster

[@mrherron7755]

From a persons perspective I agree. From a universal perspective it’s life.

[@kba]

Because we identify them with Beaches... Vacation... Relaxing... it's like a symbol for happiness and good vibes.

[@notsoberoveranalyzer8264]

@@kba Not to mention life, trade, connecting different peoples

[@wakkjobbwizard]

@@mrherron7755 life, you could say it started when I was a kid

[@nola4lyfe844]

Oh.......I thought u were gonna say satisfying...... because 4 me it was pretty satisfying

[@jimnorton8861]

I couldnt imagine watching the lava flow creep slowly towards my home, just to devour everything in its path and what makes its worse, is that you can never return home again. Your property, possessions and land are now burned and buried under many meters of hardening lava. So sad to watch and I feel horrible for all of those affected and soon to be affected as the flow continues its march to the sea.

[@clairew3634]

So true, everything just wiped out, your memories, belongings, so sad

[@chrislabruzzo1153]

Can someone tell me why there are no fire fighters

[@solorock28]

@@chrislabruzzo1153 because fire fighters can´t stop the lava, common sense.

[@stevie-ray2020]

Legally they still own their land, but with a pile of very hot on top of it drops the value somewhat!

[@othmanahmad7331]

@@solorock28 :True.Human being are too weak.God Almighty.

[@Bluepigeonn]

Watching your home full of memories and connection burn is a devastating feeling that no one should experience in their lifetime. Praying for all the victims affected. My sincere condolences to all who have lost their homes and sadly some, their lives. Hope you all stay strong

[@derekwall200]

Imagine if it was a home that had been in that family's lives for several generations

[@-o-The-Duke-o-]

This is heartbreaking. Praying for all of those who have lost so much.

[@flatderp]

Pfft prayers 🖕

[@Max-if5zp]

@@flatderp Praying that you lose your anger issues 🙏

[@JIMMYUNKNOWN]

They bought property beside a volcano... pray they make better decisions next time lol.

[@Whoareyoucalling]

@@Max-if5zp Imagine believing in superstitions for a sense of hope.

[@emmajay5666]

This was a community full of rich people, good riddance.

[@JoshGarris]

It’s insane; the slow but incredible power of nature… 🤯 It stops for NO ONE.

[@godfreydaniel6278]

And doesn't give a fig if we're here or not...

[@angelirizarry2666]

@@godfreydaniel6278 humans haven't cared much for nature either

[@jodabney4358]

Extremely sad and heartbreaking for all who lost everything during this desater

[@Mr.Yahoo_]

@@KaizenSkaii Still a disaster...?

[@Pit1993x]

@@KaizenSkaii Still a disaster, heartless prick...

[@khatagi3090]

Great Lava gives a place to live.

[@angelirizarry2666]

@@KaizenSkaii its literally called a natural disaster, you're not that deep

[@khatagi3090]

@@KaizenSkaii No

[@bigpickles]

Imagine how many cities we know nothing of were buried like this throughout history, waiting to be found.

[@timeluster]

probably very few. Small towns and villages perhaps, but you wouldn't expect a city to remain unknown. You only really get a city where transport, trade and communication also exist, so you would expect it to be documented, like Pompeii.

[@bigpickles]

@@timeluster you're thinking more modern times. I said throughout history. You do realise we're finding vast, extensive cities with incredible infrastructure we knew nothing about, right?

[@timeluster]

@@bigpickles Pompeii was 2000 years ago, so pretty old, if not the most ancient. I suppose I was mostly disputing the high number of lost cities I imagined you were thinking of and the lack of knowledge of them. I don't know which cities you refer to specifically but I would say most city-size archaeological finds are assisted by legends, local history and historical documents of some sort; and also by further investigation around known historical structures. There aren't many ancient cities and there aren't many volcanoes and there are even less ancient cities destroyed by volcanoes. I can't say there aren't any, but the number of ancient cities destroyed by volcanoes with no evidence must be very low.

[@bigpickles]

2000 years is nothing. I'm talking 15k years plus. Currently finding gigantic cities using lidar in the Amazon for example. Göbekli Tepe is another example. No documentation or history required

[@timeluster]

@@bigpickles you go again with your hyperbole. "Gigantic"? I am again not disputing the presence of lost cities, just the unlikely presence of many of them beneath a lava flows.

[@MK-ti2oo]

My heart hurts for my brother's and sisters in Spain, we lost our entire town in California to a wildfire just weeks ago.

[@jasono2139]

To a wildfire? ...that's hardly anything compared to the whole state that is going up in flames thanks to the Democrat imbeciles running every position of government there. Get out before it's too late!

[@MK-ti2oo]

@@jasono2139 yes we're in the middle of the million acres here burning in Greenville. We're not leaving. If people like us leave, the democrat imbeciles in Southern Cali win. Northern California is a different California than most people know.

[@jasono2139]

@@MK-ti2oo... Oh no, I completely get that the coastal morons running the state hardly represent the more conservative areas of the interior. Really Cali needs split into two states.

[@MK-ti2oo]

@@jasono2139 We agree. Most of Northern California still holds the 'State of Jefferson' dream close to heart. You'll see flags in many yards, billboards, stickers in windows and on cars everywhere around here. They think without their tax dollars NorCal will shrivel and die, there are definitely those living on the governments handouts but most of us up here live off our land and have for generations, we'd welcome flushing out those living off the government ninny to the socialist south of the state. Our communities have really started coming together up here and are trying to change things in our government from the bottom up. It's a monumental task and since all the red areas of the state just burned its chaotic but it did, forgive my pun, light a fire under some a$$es. I know most of the state sucks but I wish conservatives would move in and push the idiots out and tip the scales, it's a shame for a beautiful state like ours to be wasted and abandoned because of the useful idiots.

[@ainhoahernancortes6876]

Aquí han sido sepultadas unas 600 viviendas y terrenos de cultivo. Ya se aprobó una primera partida económica de 10 millones de euros para reubicarles en casas nuevas o pagarles el alquiler hasta que se les construyan nuevas casas. Toda España está enviando donaciones. Estamos muy emocionados con la generosidad de todo el pueblo español.

[@outlookesp]

The power of nature, but devastating for those who have lost everything. To be able to see it coming and be powerless to stop it!

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Yep That's nature alright

[@Thrill98]

have to be aware of it before building houses next to volcanos

[@tihomirbrkic2914]

Comign terry ;)

[@outlookesp]

@@tihomirbrkic2914 You have the same problem with dyslexic fingers

[@dodous3820]

NOT POWER OF NATURE, THE POWER OF ALLAH ONE GOD IN THIS WORLD

[@bangervlogs8751]

I can't even imagine being one of those home owners let alone viewing this footage... Absolutely heartbreaking. Praying for all those effected

[@dididubalier2196]

Yes. They wont even have the land. They lost absolutely everything. In fires, floods...you still have your piece of land and something. Here you lose absolutelly everything you own

[@drgreatnorthern]

As a kid growing up my grandpa taught me how to always be respectful of Mother Nature and read the changes in the air.

[@kritishrivastava3602]

It's incredible how powerful, moving and profound this video is. The futility of materialistic wealth and life summed up here.

[@kritishrivastava3602]

@Yo Momma yeah and with all the modern preparations, we can do nothing to stop it but helplessly watch it burn someone's (possibly) lifetime worth of money, a place where someone felt safe and made it home with love. No matter how much one could have loved their home there but no amount of prayer or tears stoped nature from reclaiming what's rightfully hers. The chaotic truth which doesn't feel very just but we can't do nothing about it. And that's how, my friend, lava burning things up is deep and profound.

[@munkyz234]

@@kritishrivastava3602 uh yea, they could have built their homes on an island that wasn’t actively volcanic. Then their homes wouldn’t have burned up in lava in a way that was pretty foreseeable

[@Gergentine]

@@munkyz234 guess in that case we gotta move everybody away from coastlines and tectonic plates. Easy peasy

[@misst.e.a.187]

@Yo Momma Umm, yes it is. Or, are you that shallow?

[@anelpasic5232]

@@kritishrivastava3602 Tone down the poetry, it's not that interesting.

[@Concepcion30]

The water looks as if it literally starts to boil when the lava hits it before it erupts in plumes of white smoke. So incredible looking.

[@stephenhoward6829]

That would be because it DOES boil, and that smoke is more than likely STEAM.

[@mikthe2004]

Yeah, I'm sure the home owners were impressed!!

[@sungaze342]

@@mikthe2004 🤣🤣🤣

[@deepanpokhrel5748]

@@mikthe2004 exactly what i was thinking

[@plowking813]

grade 1 science

[@lilyt333]

From bottom of my heart pray for all humans and animals get out safely ! 🙏❤️🙏

[@truetech4158]

The fact is that volcanic eruptions covid and 9/11 never produced afterlives.

[@kaspervestergaard2383]

Take your prayers and stuff them. They do absolutely nothing.

[@truetech4158]

@@kaspervestergaard2383 they treat victims of cu lt abuse as if merely collateral damage, because that's how Stockholm syndrome works, and they refuse to talk about it.

[@utopiandystopia1383]

I think if the majority of internet atheists committed suicide it would be a net positive for humanity. See the two subhumans above for proof

[@nesta8273]

As long as death count is down, this is somewhat fine. Can always rebuild a home even though memories are lost.

[@ricomon35]

Sure, coz re-building on top of a lava field is actually a thing...... 🤣

[@texastalk86]

Prayers to all our brothers and sisters out there 🙏

[@mixedmedia2916]

You mean cousins?

[@wildlyunrulyadventures3942]

Incredible to witness. Chilling watching a community erased.

[@wazzlopiok240]

I wonder if they’ll rediscover this in 2000 years and marvel at our primitive way of life.

[@Mel16Ish]

It feels kind of like Pompeii.

[@wildlyunrulyadventures3942]

@@fianguce7021 not the end. Just the planet constantly evolving and changing. New Earth has been made. And with it will come new life hopefully.

[@3rdeyezero315]

I love it, spain is a corrupt place, screw them , they totally deserve this.. this community is freakin millionaires , look at those houses!!! Thats what happens when u get rich of exploiting others!!

[@wildlyunrulyadventures3942]

@@3rdeyezero315 okay anime dude. You might want to go get some fresh air and climb out of your parents basement. I doubt you are from Spain so you have little ground to have the knowledge to speak of such things. *troll*

[@suskagusip1036]

This is so sad. Prayers and thoughts to those that are affected. From Las Islas de Filipinas 🏝🌋🙏

[@zeiddouak9833]

Nothing happens without the permission of the SUPREME KING OF every thing : ALLAH WE're just speaking about us and forgetting to remember the ONE who GIVES "NO question" ORDERS to the nature. May ALLAH FORGIVES us.

[@marcosoliversanchez8298]

saludos amigo! filipinas y espana amigos para siempre!

[@sacroarte6462]

@@zeiddouak9833 Te puedes meter tu Allah por donde evacuas lo que te comes.

[@raficlimaco718]

@@zeiddouak9833 they're not muslim

[@Grace_x68]

@@zeiddouak9833 wow, please don't! This is not the place.

[@zapas3429]

Se saltan las lágrimas al pensar que lo han perdido todo, recuerdos, fotos de seres queridos... Ánimo canarios no estáis solos!! Mucha fuerza

[@RUSTA5]

Muchos vivimos de alquiler durante décadas, y no tenemos casa propia. Y no le damos lástima a nadie.

[@joekirklin]

Hope nobody got hurt. On the other hand... incredible footage of nature making hot tubs!

[@115DELDE]

people got evacuated HOURS before eurotiop. So no one got injured UNLESS a dumb person decided to sgay or get close.

[@ED3]

Sympathize with the people who have experienced loss.

[@thegreatesttoeverdoit]

Couldn’t be me 😂. BC football going 12-0

[@luissalguero686]

you mean stupid people who built at a volcano?

[@adamarzo559]

@@luissalguero686 Same can be said about car crash victims. You'd have to be stupid to drive a car in 2021 knowing how many die per year. Don't expect sympathy when your family is wiped out on the roads then mate. You knew the risks.

[@luissalguero686]

@@adamarzo559 and that is why i've ever had any car accident in my life, you know why?

[@ZeRockOfficial]

With the way the insurance industry is set up everyone who lost a house is partying rn and about to get a massive pay day

[@messymike3388]

Spain got hit hard . The Canary Island of La Palma, to be exact has been swallowed, burned and the ashes still kick up from the ground, causing lung problems(& etc...). Sad to see the gradual growth/expansion and epic decline of poor La Palma, Canary island Spain... GOD BLESS everyone. T.Y.

[@dr.pastrami5272]

For a second there I thought you said that Spain got you hard. lol

[@searchingforfoodonyoutube2500]

@@dr.pastrami5272 a spanish woman can 🤷

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

Meanwhile, in Canary Islands, thousands of illegal immigrants are "sheltered" in 4 and 5 starts hotels, while the victims of the volcano qre sheltered in mass in sports centers and sleep on emergency cots. Just for the record.

[@searchingforfoodonyoutube2500]

@@The-Man-On-The-Mountain omg embarrassing, so sad

[@pablitoclavounclavito8052]

@@The-Man-On-The-Mountain :(

[@tammanaq]

What the lava is doing to this land and city resembles what mankind is doing to nature every second of the day: conquer, destruct and erase. It just seems more dramatic when the tables have turned.

[@dolandump]

Aloha snack bar D:

[@algoy001]

At a volcanic island this things happened from time to time.

[@Cafe3ke1234]

That's RACIST!!!!

[@dolandump]

@@Cafe3ke1234 Are you Snackbarian ?

[@Sandwich13455]

Dude,take your transphobia elsewhere!

[@frankkolton1780]

Always so very sad to see people's homes and dreams destroyed by any disaster. The lives of your family and self are most important though.

[@cmike5572]

Well, dont build your dream next to an active volcano

[@bananacat4945]

@@cmike5572 true but volcanic soil is the most fertile soil. most of these house are farms or once were farms. its not their fault that the most fertile soil is in the most dangerous place

[@bananacat4945]

@Oodles of Noodles true. they really need to make volcanic proof houses. maybe volcanic material can be used in the houses first floor. as the saying goes, with great risk comes great reward

[@thevikinghol]

Its not a disaster. The volcano has always been there and has erupted several times and will continue erupting. If they dont want to suffer the volcano they will have to live somewhere else.

[@cmike5572]

@@bananacat4945 I would say about 1% of those houses are owned by farmers.

[@DonegalOverlanding]

Such a sad loss to all the people affected. My heart goes out to them.

Do you realize they use it as a propaganda for global warming agenda?

[@bananacat4945]

@ the hell? people are losing their homes and possessions and your saying its fake? get a life

[@emilatik8581]

@ .....???....A rare nowadays minority-IRRAITONALIST DETECTED....🤦‍♂🤷‍♂😌🙃😉💎🌈🤘✌

[@Mjolnir_]

@@bananacat4945 that person has 700+ comments on this channel trying to troll everyone lol. it is indeed quite sad

[@vtreanor]

No words needed. Just muted music in a resigned and reverential tone to mark the passing of dreams. Loved it, thank you.

[@rho5539]

loved it? don't you think that is kind of insensitive to say...

[@maricruzsolis8630]

The awe and wonderment of it all, to witness such devastation, yet rebirth of our planet. My heart grieves for those in the path of this Earth's birth pangs.

[@hugono3938]

- At least this person has sense. :)

[@vtreanor]

@@rho5539 Yes, I loved the resigned and reverential tone. Where is the insensitivity?

[@rolandlee6898]

Basically... Volcano: exists Human: builds house on volcano Volcano: erupts Human: surprised pikachu face

[@eddiehui38]

Actually it’s quite amazing to witness the earth evolving, sorry for those who lost.

[@larsstougaard7097]

Yes I have watches the iceland volcano live on youtube often, its very calming and almost a meditation to watch at night. Of cause no one live close to that one. Sorry for those lost houses

[@KronStaro]

its not evolving.

[@BTS_Zarmi]

Evolving? How is this evolving?

[@deanerhar]

Won’t be amazing when that big fractured chunk of La Palma island falls into the ocean and destroys the coastlines world wide. Look it up. Seeing it geologically active like this flares up my anxiety.

[@tylerjohnson7897]

God bless those family’s who lost everything

[@xanadunadine1970]

If there was a God, this wouldn't have happened in the first place.

[@XxT0kY0DrfTstYlExX]

@@xanadunadine1970 Humans are a d**** to nature anyways so it would make sense to balance things out .

[@misst.e.a.187]

If they're alive, then they haven't lost everything.

[@Jdaminbf4]

@@xanadunadine1970 you’re insanely ignorant

[@tylerjohnson7897]

Believe what you want. To argue about something that is very controversial in a public setting is generally not a good idea. I was attempting to share my condolences but I see it’s starting to be out of control. Please don’t ruin it

[@hemaleite6331]

This is heartbreaking for those families,everything they work for is gone within minutes.

[@BIMMERK12S]

Meh.... Insurance.... Property can be replaced, family can't.

[@steveforbes9302]

@Jacob Smith Just like those americans that live in tornado alley then are shocked when their home is levelled.

[@j-money1354]

@@BIMMERK12S Lots of insurance companies don't cover acts of God. You would need to make sure it covers. If not these people are just incredibly stupid to buy and build next to an active volcano.

[@kaspervestergaard2383]

@@j-money1354 Don't call people stupid and then say you are religious.

[@j-money1354]

@@kaspervestergaard2383 Acts of God are in almost all insurance terms in conditions. Look it up before commenting stupid.

[@HighWealder]

Something wonderful and terrifying how nature can reclaim the land

[@shampapu3399]

It's devastating seeing the people home being swallowed by the lavas. My thoughts full of prayers are for those people and the animals.

[@timthompson7205]

Your telepathic thoughts are for those people? You know the fairytale man in the sky isn’t going to help them right?

[@Kyjo1420]

@@timthompson7205 Can You Please Just Stfu . That Was Ignorant . We Get That Youre Most Likely SomeBody Who’s Very Privileged , But Not All People Are . Things Like This Happen To People Every Day . I’m Athiest So I Don’t Personally ‘ Believe ‘ Either , But If They Need To Have Faith In SomeThing Or ‘ Pray ‘ During Such A Hard Time , Mind Your Business & Let Them . 😊👍🏼

[@shamsbijan5864]

@@Kyjo1420 Well said

[@ceisarsrepair7958]

It's no different than someone here building a house in Yellowstone park, a GINORMOUS volcano. They knew the risks, they should've been prepared and out of there Long before now! This didn't just happen overnight.....

[@Xcreator999]

@@timthompson7205 You must be fun at parties

[@tommyapples8490]

That's spooky. It's like "The Nothing " from the Never Ending Story. Like a blob of death with its only goal is to destroy everything it touches. Wow!

[@thomastoadie9006]

This

[@_anuradha]

Only one time nature does this to us we are blaming nature yes it’s heartbreaking…. But it’s nothing when compared to the destruction that humanity brought to nature… if nature had feelings like humans it would swallow us in one gulp … who knows may be we will witness that also

[@darkworld9023]

😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@GrillaDog]

Imagine if today the entire earth just decided to fall apart

[@1sonyzz]

and were standing on trillion tonnes of it

[@Normal_user_coniven]

The battle between the cold water and lava is one of the nice physical reactions to watch.

[@mortenjohansen5639]

My thoughts goes out to all the People that have lost their home. Bless you. 💝

[@Johnnyquid20]

I lived over on the island for months a great place with lovely people. So sad this has happened

[@vipset87]

jus curious, what do you do for a living? oh and hire me... please hahah

[@yavantii3615]

@@vipset87 any moderately paying homeoffice job lets you be on the move and work. I am still pretty young, work in IT and have an appartment on Tenerife which isnt that far from La Palma. My office is basically just a laptop and an internet stick.

[@icerich11]

Nature is beautiful and magnificent. It’s like an immune system of the universe which turns everything back to its original state. The circle of life.

[@seunajayi6612]

Deeply profound!

[@TheArkwelder]

Easy for you to say when it's not your home/community.

[@Timburgess03..]

I’m still stunned how the lava just went around that house yet every other house got eaten by it! My heart goes out to Spain! 💔

[@joeloveland6283]

Hill had steep slopes the inertia of the lava couldn't get over. Not luck, terrain features.

[@Надя-ж1б]

Ну, и что толку с этого дома, если вокруг него все черное и окаменевшее!

[@claucemicro1080]

@@joeloveland6283 It would be worth analyzing how deep because maybe it could be replicated in some places around volcanoes.

[@jamesgizasson]

@@Надя-ж1б If the house were still solid, I'd keep it. Can you imagine having that story to tell? X3

[@Sp00kq]

@@Надя-ж1б at least you still have a house and don't need to rebuild

[@nikkibulldog6011]

I would love to Kno what's in the middle area that didn't get touched at all by the lava ....this is sad

[@edwardkay3193]

Looked like a toy set and SFX zoomed in. Hope everyone evacuated in time. Stay safe.

[@Souto_30]

Yeah, me too! stay safe people.

[@joelepelele103]

no one has been harmed

[@carlosreid51]

It does a

[@tobinjames6880]

@Gappie Al Kebabi shut up

[@writenamehere0000]

HAHAHAHAH DIE RICH PEASANTS; DIE !

[@lauraballestertorremocha9700]

some people are saying there’s something beautiful about this video. I’m from the canary islands and the only thing i see is that most of this houses are from people that work in agriculture( specially bananas), so people lost their homes and works. Thankfully there were no casualties, and all animals are safe as well. But the economic situation now is worrisome. Best of luck palmeros!

[@meda_marwein]

This breaks my heart

[@soundman6241]

Do we really know how many civilizations have been completely removed from history? This is very intense

[@neurodemonio3562]

and how many of them still remainin' ...somewhere beneath.....or even above...who knows...we don't know a thing

[@VioletGiraffe]

@@neurodemonio3562, you mean YOU don't know a thing.

[@haywoodmiddleton2956]

VioletGiraffe no he means us humans don’t know a thing as we’ve only observed 7 miles in a spot on earth and barely observed a few metres of the surface…. You are a science enthusiast who thinks it knows all but your ignorance is your stupidity.

[@cmg.g6175]

@@haywoodmiddleton2956 you are right ... Scientifics ( some of them) think they know everything based on the little knowledge they have. They cannot even resolved the most simple problems in their life and want to give a dogmatic explanation of the origin of the universe billions of billions the years in the past , and if you do not accept their viewpoints they call you ignorant

[@FursAndAviation]

Just shows what mother nature can do on our earth

[@GOwBorgs]

Mother Nature…creator and destroyer…hope everyone find hope in recovery

[@useryggfdcc]

@ACEO SEVEN Yahweh , created the Heavens and the earth.

[@naheedrayhan]

Only ALLAH is the creator....

[@januski]

@@naheedrayhan ALLAH your face idioy

[@naheedrayhan]

@@januski ALLAH will help you to realize INSHALLAH.

[@davidrobbins3018]

Cern, not Mo nature!

[@melodiefrances3898]

I can't imagine seeing your home just being completely swallowed up 😢

[@marylethamatthews3231]

God bless them all. Stark reminder to be grateful for what we have.

[@finley123321]

That’s one lucky house that the lava flowed around though although a bit awkward to get to now and probably doesn’t have power and water anymore