Ice Climbing in the dephts of a glacier - Dani Arnold

His aim is usually to stand on mountain peaks. Even for Dani Arnold, starting a climb with a descent into the darkness was a new mountaineering experience. Follow Dani’s adventure in the depths of the Plaine-Morte glacier and his climb back to daylight with an ice axe.
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[@TubeYouGuru]

Videos like these show me exactly how much courage I lack over so many others in this world Makes me anxious as hell

[@tunaficiency]

I nearly passed out when I started climbing from fear but you gradually become acclimatised over time. This guy has been climbing since he was tiny. Your a product of your environment

[@richardross1166]

I love climbing on glacial ice, but that was a good lead from such hard brittle ice!

[@wimm1392]

Wow, these guys are so passionate about their climbing, and it’s easy to understand especially in such a beautiful environment, but so dangerous, it’s like playing with fire 🔥 but in this case ice 🧊. Beautiful Thanks

[@danielr.7137]

Thanks for that awesome and so important Video. Climbing can help us appreciate nature and recognize that we are also its greatest enemy. Live consciously, learn to enjoy and change something. It can not go on like this.

[@brendonwest-m1n]

Daniel R. 🤘

[@PoisonHeadcrab2]

We're not it's greatest enemy. We ARE part of nature. What difference does it make whether some area changes drastically because of climate change or a volcanic eruption? Appreciating nature in my opinion means also accepting that change of any kind is a part of it. Not saying that I don't appreciate conservationist efforts but I despise the apparent feelings of moral superiority that come with it all too often. In a way conservationism is much less natural than human activity that "destroys" nature, as one does it by accident, while the other tries to actively and consciously dictate what nature is supposed to look like.

[@GeoffreyGonzales]

great cinematography

[@TSNchannel]

Beatiful ice to climb

[@vivianmontalva6730]

Genial!.,...fantásticos.....maravillosa experiencia...

[@nebis31]

“The ice could collapse” continues to bang his ice pick at the cave walls

[@angelbernabeu9426]

Awesome

[@tanimowo]

with approval of project willow it actually depresses me to think that ice climbing these special places may become obsolete in the future i just want to try this out before i finish college!! why did i find out about this so late

[@floriantremel9220]

Thats why we have to fight against the climate change so the next generation can experience something like that as well !!!

[@hudrac_yador]

Schafft ein wenig Perspektive dafür, wie unglaublich viel Wasser so ein Gletscher vorhalten muss.

[@truthdefenders-]

By 2090? Hahahaha... ok I guess we better hurry up and climb it.

[@oldoddjobs]

Is it good to have a glacier

[@n.chikaidze7169]

What about this year ?

[@profd65]

No way would I go down there.

[@Chris-ri4qs]

All I wanted to see is ice climbing and what I got is that guy talking in front of a blank wall...

[@alexs5394]

come on me have some perspective

[@jimo5564]

I used to ice climb in crevasses back in the '70s don't really see this as a big noise.

[@jacobbrown3242]

We got a badass over here, watch the fuck out fellas

[@itsolivier]

Bad boys bad boys way ya gonna do

[@difrats]

daftar posisi keempatxxx

[@snoaa6141]

Great shots inside the glacier, wish it didn't cut back to kooky swiss guys every 10 seconds.

[@soaked189]

Please think before you type next time dummy

[@Marc-nc9yv]

Or maybe in 5 years it will be 70m, all the Polar bears were supposed to be dead by now and yet they are not

[@RedStoneGulch]

Wait, what? If you dont know, what you are talking about, you dont have to post comments ;).

[@listrahtes]

@@RedStoneGulch he has a point. It gets dramatized just like there should not be any trees anymore in Europe regarding the hysteria in the 80s. Funny enough there was a Shackelton Rememberance expedition in 2017 to protest against climate change. But Weddell ses was even more frozen than to Shackeltons time and not even a nuclear ice breaker couldnt make a path. Quite funny. Climate change is there but our influence is so marginal. People lkke to pat their shoulders and feel morally superior but its the wrong topic. Very difficult to evrn calculate it if you talk with scientists