One final frozen ☠️ climber found in a crevasse just before the summit. 📹 @8douggy

[@dbdk1635]

KZbin will let you see a dead person on a mountain but not let you watch Dads Against Predators.

[@AntonioC.M]

Woke cancer.

[@keelypack2735]

Yep. Or say rape, sexual assault, Murder, Kill... it’s stupid! By the time these events are being referred to- the victims are already victims of sheer brutality. Who are we protecting from the reality of hearing what was done to the innocent? The perpetrators that can plead for mercy again and again after they offered their victims NONE!

[@Oswald_Thatendswald]

Literally just saw a video on ig where a girl showed her hoo-ha in plain view, full spread, but they wanna say the age limit on that app is 13. Disgusting.

[@SoberHighDrunk]

@myyoutube5409stop gaslighting. You’re the same one who got the brand new Galaxy S with your stimulus check

[@billmccusker6006]

Add to that youtube wont let you comment if its not in their belief system

[@David-jh8mp]

Another hundred years and that place will be 90% corpses and 10% glacier.☠️

[@CrustySplooge]

It’s more like a landfill

[@turtlejeepjen314]

As the glacier thaws, to bodies will start to decay & get into the water supply… 🤔🤨💀

[@kokichiouma3753]

I Know What You Mean. It's Sad Really cause, I Never Knew it Was That Hard To Get Those Body's Out Of There, It's Just Really Sad About That. Well They Died, Doing What They Loved.At Least.* R I. P* To All Up There, *"GOD"* , Bless Them and There 🙏 Families 💟!! Love and Peace 🕊️! To All The 🌎💖!! .... Lori Sue From SW-Pennsylvania USA)❤

[@donramanayake1505]

​​@@kokichiouma3753They are polluting the whole environment through their arrogance and sense of entitlement. Most of them cannot climb. They use their money to come here and die. The Nepalese due to poverty encourage it. People have lived alongside that mountain for thousands of years and despite being the best acclimatised have not soiled it with their rubbish and bodies. I am not referring here to the climbers or explorers who had other reasons for climbing.

[@lucyrom1231]

Te aseguro que el frío va a ser peor, ...pero eso no lo quieren decir

[@cosmicmuffin322]

For all the people saying they wish the bodies could be recovered - it's completely unethical to ask other people to risk their lives to bring a dead body back. In the death zone your body is actively dying. The clock is ticking. It's a superhuman physical and moral effort to rescue a living person from the death zone. Let alone a dead body.

[@ANNEKE1999]

And I bet most people know that the death zone is - indeed - deadly. But wishing that these bodies were recovered doesn't mean it has to be done. I hope the same for the friends and families of the fallen but I would never ask a person to do so.

[@robkemp091983]

Unethical is leaving people on the summit of a mountain to die so you can bask In the glory of saying I climbed Everest. If there is a god he will be looking down on that and saying what a shame. Would be much more glory if someone picked up the fallen and gave there chance of self gratification to save a life, that would be an achievement

[@SuperDopeDizzle]

I think that’s why they said “WISH”

[@TQu46]

@@robkemp091983 he describes the Death Zone on mount Everest pretty good and you still doesn’t want to understand. They dont leave people up there to die because of the fame but because they want to save their lives. Trying to save a Body from up there means Death for you to in most of the cases. Before you climb that mountain you will be trained and you know exactly what you have to do in all cases. They all know they risk their lives and are on their own as soon as they are in the Death Zone, before they start climbing. According to your theory, an entire group would always have to die because one person didn't make it.

[@hiphopstar40]

Youre dumb 😂😂😂

[@mzeevirginia8749]

I only give credit to the millions of nameless Sherpas who not only climbed as guides but also routed every move and carried all the equipment up. They are the pure form climbers.

[@jussihaikka7418]

There are 1 % of mountaineers, professional alpinists, who has prepared over 30 years to climb Everest without oxygen and sherpa. It’s NHL level, and only 1/year can do it. 70 ml/kg/min + power + 1000 skills + experience

[@jussihaikka7418]

It’s same if you give credit for Ice Hockey Arena builders, they have build the Hockey Event and made construction work, not players, who get million dollars.

[@ledlight1487]

​@@jussihaikka7418Amd it's the same because...?

[@gratefulhead2833]

Millions?

[@dannyschaible7112]

Millions?

[@bodhiswayze1892]

Look, just leave Everest alone now, it’s been “conquered” It’s being totally disrespected and just covered with bodies, trash & shit!

[@denisrichardson3260]

To much profit to be made for …😢

[@johnny1897]

exactly

[@Focusfury05]

So true 👏 Well said!

[@glenfields2472]

So you've claimed the position of gate-keeper without any requests to do so. Being lame has no reward

[@NaomiDollxoxo]

Conquering Everest is the mindset that is the problem here. You’ve got it wrong. Bc of the spiritual experience it’s individual and no prior “conquering” means anything to anyone doing it with purpose. Imagine if the world stopped doing things bc someone else already did it.

[@louielouie22]

Oh man, I don't care what they say, he made it in my book. Rest easy brother 🙏

[@Dean_Bradley]

No doubt. Summit's right there, he made it.

[@timange124]

If you were still climbing and your buddy said at that spot ‘ok man we did it, let’s go back’, would you consider it a summit? They didn’t make it, and that’s the worst part. Not even that they died, that they were a couple hundred feet from realizing their dreams and they fell into a fuckin 10’ hole. That’s life right there…

[@johnnyboyyo]

​@@timange124maybe he hit the summit and was headed down when he fell in the hole

[@lizaarevalo3705]

Amen ❤You Made It 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rod4758]

Who cares if he made it!! In your book! It’s bat shit crazy!!!

[@jakehixon4073]

I watched ONE video about Everest a week ago. This is the 6th short I’ve now seen with a dead body on Everest. Think the algorithm is trying to tell me to forget about my Everest interest.

[@anniemargaret5958]

Some dreams don't go away....my dreams are more greater than my life

[@franciscopaula9676]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@franciscopaula9676]

Literalmente é entrar numa fria!!😅

[@DonnaNichols-ep5de]

If it isn't, I will tell you.... FORGET ABOUT YOUR EVEREST INTERESTS❣️❣️❣️ Live to tell about a more reasonable mountain climb❣️❣️❣️ ❤🤗

[@minamartinez505]

Why go up there when you have a slim to nothing chance at even getting halfway there stop climbing these places some place are not meant for you to climb the dead is probably playing a big role into people not reaching the top but to reach death instead the place is got spirits that are probably still roaming around and some spirits are not evil and they haunt the place so just stop climbing the mountain the mountain want’s to be at peace and not have people leaving dead bodies behind. Common sense too.

[@treesart6914]

That poor person's dead body now sweeps over our screen on replay with dramatic music in the background en negative comments underneath. How sad and disrespectful.

[@C.S.Cooper]

My sentiments exactly.

[@carlosfrancisco4036]

Você,eu, todos aqui , vamos todos morrer igual. É algo natural. Não vi desrespeito.

[@Georgian1717]

May he rest in God's peace. This is someone's loved one.

[@CarlosMeza-sp1kj]

Forget him! Nobody told him to go up there in the 1st place.

[@stephanekassian2080]

Comme toi quoi ...

[@brieb402]

I Ised to be so fascinated by the climbers of Everest, but tbh the more i learn about it in recent years the more i'm starting to dislike the achievement in it's form today. Everest isnt about exploration anymore. Its about personal ego. Thats fine, but there comes a point where the human cost starts to outweigh that, in my opinion. The base camps are getting more crowded every year. And the requirements to climb have also dramatically decreased in recent years, leading to novice climbers on the mountain. Then there's the sherpas. They guide every group of climbers, carry out the bulk of the rescue/recovery work, and maintain the routes. B/c of that they're the ones at the highest rislof death by far. (1/3 dead climbers are sherpas) Yet they never really get credit on these climbs, and used to go completely unnamed in the record. Even now the achievements only really go to the western climbers they guide. Idk, i just wonder if its time to put aside this cultural obsession with everest. [Edit] For the folks thinking im some casual complaining about a beloved sport, yes i'm casual climber, but I still tremendously respect the entire sport and the human drive to summit the earth's mountains. It's just the culture that's developed around Everest specifically that's puts a bad taste in my mouth.

[@tatanka2925]

You're right..the Sherpas are the one risking their lives for each and every expedition...yet they're so underpaid..some contract must be signed between the tourist climbers and the Sherpas so that in every successful summit and extra/bonus should be given to them .. they're there for the money not for fame..this is how they support their family...I wish they could be paid more money ..🙏

[@GONEAVIKINGTREASUREHUNTERS]

Every individual has a choice. Respect it

[@Penguinchubb0]

Thank you for your comment. I care this way too.

[@derekpierson7756]

Hell of a point

[@minhquando100]

I wouldn’t be surprised if the first person to summit Everest was a Sherpa instead of Sir Edmund Hillary. In fact, according to the Himalayan Database, as of December 2023, the record for the most summits of Everest belongs to Kami Rita Sherpa and every single person who has submitted Everest 18+ times is a Sherpa.

[@brandonzuzak6748]

“Every dead body on MT. Everest was once a highly motivated person”

[@maxmustermann1533]

Such a dumb saying. Better go through your work, eat, sleep cycle like a farm animal, until you can afford that one nice car or vacation at age 60.. everyone dies. Id rather have 35 fulfilling years than 90 repetitive years of thinking "i should have..."

[@brandonzuzak6748]

@@maxmustermann1533 I own my house outright, have 3 dogs, 2 cats, an iguana and 3 cars, I think I’m doing alright pal

[@adriend3502]

​@@maxmustermann1533We don't all need to climb the Everest to feel fulfilled and happy. You're totally free to climb it if that makes YOU happy, but the saying remains true. Some people need to put themselves at risk to feel their life has a meaning.

[@JustOneOpinion]

And also one ran by ego. It's a pathetic sport that does nothing but harm to the planet

[@ganjahiwalker2641]

@@JustOneOpinionblah blah blah

[@queenwhitaker5407]

Its so disturbing that people are so obsessed with climbing the mountain that they risk not only their life but the lives of others. Our lives are precious. I would do anything to prevent my children or other loved ones from throwing their life away all just so they could say they climbed that mountain. My heart breaks for the parents, children & loved ones left behind once this mountain claims another life. Enough is enough.

[@neilmarshall3071]

The people’s lives they risk are also risking their own lives and those of others

[@queenwhitaker5407]

@@neilmarshall3071 very true

[@kingpest13]

It is intensely beautiful but I think I can do with a picture.

[@mandilake9227]

There’s a documentary on Hulu about a man trying to find his brother’s body on Mt. Everest called “Finding Michael” The color of the jacket in the video makes me wonder. Wish there was a way to bring every body found down from the mountain to give their families a sense of closure.

[@WilliamJones-sf5pt]

Isn't Everest as good a place to be buried than any?

[@PontiacAzteck]

I agree, I can’t speak for the specific people who lost their lives up there, but I imagine that’s where I would want to drop if I was pushing the limits. What’s the point of brining my dead body down the mountains to be buried in a cemetery The closure should be that they died doing what they love, pushing the limits

[@ronnietwelvetoes1876]

They can get a helicoptor

[@chrismcconnell9759]

@@ronnietwelvetoes1876 pretty much impossible fly at that high of an elevation, the air is too thin.

[@chrismcconnell9759]

They could start taking skin samples for dna matches right? Or hair or something?

[@cristal2943]

Maybe he made it to the summit, and decided to rest on the way down, but just never got back up. You'll never know, but I hope that was the case.

[@SaraSavingSpirits]

Exactly my first thought. I bet thats what happened. 🙏💜

[@KrisnaldoSui]

He probably broke through a layer of snow

[@Flirken1]

Why does it matter? He’s dead. “Let’s hope and pretend he at least got to the summit” like people are so weird. Does it make you feel better thinking he got to the summit? Like why does that matter? It isn’t going to help him. His body is still stuck there

[@darthuchiha1779]

Or maybe this was his plan all along maybe bro intended it to be a one way trip

[@seangallagher1947]

Probably not.

[@marybarry2230]

I know everyone who climbs any mountain like that there’s always a risk, but man that is still heartbreaking to see😢

[@cpandjr]

They say his name was Dan and that he only had a few weeks left to live due to cancer. Apparently he went out the way he wanted to.

[@marybarry2230]

@@cpandjr wow! Thank you for the backstory! God bless him. I hope he didn’t suffer too much towards the end and I hope he did make it to the summit.😔🌄

[@22lyric]

"The way he wanted to"? Further LITTER on the mountain! Shame on every climber!​@@cpandjr

[@brianlawson2831]

Only risk here is people without experience paying 100k to stand and die in a line

[@sendthis9480]

@@22lyric Where did you take your trash bin when it was full? Did you take it all the way to the landfill, or take it to the street where you paid someone to pick it up for you???

[@reekz1568]

Im addicted to watching these people climb. It’s so crazy the things humans do.

[@davidsensei2128]

Fou ? D'être des pourriture sans respect ?

[@jessicam5712]

One person's crazy is another person's completely stupid.

[@charumathipeach2901]

Have you ever watched the documentary Free Solo? It's about a man who was trying to be the first person to free climb El Capitan. It's terrifying and intriguing.

[@Amatsuichi]

@@charumathipeach2901 He wasn't trying, he climbed it, and it was a free solo climb, not free climb (free climb would be with rope and a partner/belayer without other artificial aid... Free solo climb is without a rope, alone just shoes, chalk). Its a good movie/documentary.

[@charumathipeach2901]

@@Amatsuichi thank you for the correction, pedant dude. 🤣

[@SGTUSMCVET269]

Imagine seeing dead bodies just lying everywhere, while you have to continue to reach your goal.

[@tobbcittobbcit8899]

Good reminder you're not invincible

[@BOSS7871]

Sounds like Normandy

[@scottydiver5114]

Yeah like going to war

[@scottydiver5114]

Except the bodies are blown into chunks

[@chocolatecoveredgummybears]

@@scottydiver5114 it is not like war whatsoever, lol

[@OlorinCirdan]

Impressive how this mountain kills people, STANDING STILL, MINDING HER OWN BUSINESS.

[@jamesdaniel4706]

It's not the mountain that kills people these days. It's the hoards of other people climbing that does it. A disrespected mountain now

[@nickclayton412]

How do you know what that mountain identifies as?? So closed minded I swear

[@jamesdaniel4706]

@@nickclayton412 🤣🤣 don't judge a mountain's identity

[@evonne315]

Thank you ❤

[@OlorinCirdan]

@@jamesdaniel4706 sure someone who dont get metaphors, how poor minded.

[@neilh6217]

Mark him and leave him where he ascended into the beyond, doing what he loved. I wouldn’t want it any other way, my family knows my feelings. All my heartfelt condolences to families all over the trekking/ climbing world.

[@joshualife9237]

🫵💯👌 well said

[@pinkishpoo]

If he could answer you for the qestion: was it worth it? I am sure he would answer: No f..g way! I hate when people say that " at least he died doing what he loved". Nobody wants to die, even doing what they love. I bet all those people whose bodies are all over Everest and other big mountains though that death happens to others and not to them.

[@nathant3897]

Nobody could recover him anyway

[@chasitytaylor7978]

I read on another post that he had cancer and went there to be where he loved

[@user-gx4pf5ke9x]

You do what make you happy

[@missjddrage1111]

This one looks just out of arms reach. How heartbreaking. 💐💔🥺

[@tristanpyle9951]

Thats gotta be so gutwrenching and surreal seeing the past climbers preserved like that

[@taylorvivienne8058]

people who climb everest use dead bodies as landmarks. they’re pretty fucking selfish and don’t care.

[@ElMistroFeroz]

Dan will always be remembered for his kindness and all the people he touched. A true thrill seeker and philanthropist. RIP Dan.

[@kevinnugent1010]

You know his name but you couldn't help him down huh greedy selfish

[@sam24k]

@@kevinnugent1010bruh he ain’t even say if he was on the climb with him he coulda just been his friend 💀

[@igorkolarov8495]

​@kevinnugent1010 you obviously know nothing about everest.....no one that has ever died there has been brought down for many reasons, but #1 is the fact that there is very little oxygen up there.......maybe do some research 🤷‍♂️

[@everythingplayfull]

@@sam24ksome women believe anything

[@sam24k]

@@everythingplayfull not sure of the relevance there but i am aware of that indeed 😂

[@user-br5xm6vh7k]

Да уж, не каждому дано столько здоровья и выносливости покорить "Крышу мира". Платить огромные деньги за свои похороны на Эвересте-- это полное безумие. Светлая память всем погибшим альпинистам, а всем живым покорителям - удачи и благоразумия, так как их дома ждут и любят близкие люди.

[@ThijsZacharias]

Every frozen body was once a highly motivated mountain climber.

[@dtro5853]

Hopefully he passed peacefully and with no pain. God bless him.

[@Omar-kk9fp]

Gods???

[@johnsilsbee]

It’s the compassion in the sherpas head shake for me.

[@crystal4447]

He has an American 🇺🇸 on his arm. That’s not the Sherpa. He’s the guy that paid the Sherpa. I think. 💭

[@hyenaswine]

Sherpas are short and only wear t-shirt and flip flops

[@fatmayo2293]

The lifelessness of someone who had a dream...followed by the sorrowful headshake of "they didn't make it......."

[@taotracy4431]

No one makes it out of this life

[@juliemcdonald1245]

mad respect to the climbers who lost their lives actually LIVING. ...and to the ones who survive the climb and return, who are carrying the spirits of those lost back down with them, BRAVO!

[@carolmestas1130]

Wow ive read comments on everest for over a year now..this is the 1stbreallu positive co.ment iv'e ever read!😂❤

[@juliemcdonald1245]

@@carolmestas1130 mini tanks! I just hit different...

[@marciedavis7842]

I always told my children, if I die doing something I enjoy…just know I was having fun! God bless their family.

[@guysmalley]

A selfish attitude for a father, or anyone. Over 50 is when you experience so many so don’t dance with the grim reaper

[@truthisthetruth.]

Surfing is fun. This is flirting with death..hoping you survive the stats.. the stats speak for themselves..

[@mediii8057]

My heart goes out for to their family because they had a selfish family member who thought only of themself and selfishly ruined the lives of those who loved and cared about them. Do you think their family doesn’t think about them? Especially if they were a parent. You as a father should know better than that but it seems you have the same mindset as the other fools whose bodies litter that mountain. Who didn’t stop to think how their passing would affect their children, families and loved ones. Because losing a loved one is something we never heal from especially if it’s a parent or a child. That person could be someone’s parent or someone’s child or both.

[@justiceLaw0123]

Selfish much?

[@davedemyan3302]

Hmmm.... lots of comments about unacceptable risks and how selfish the people following their passions are. Would not those calling for others to not follow their passions be the selfish ones. We are all going to die. The choice is to die after a life well lived or a life being so careful that adventures are only experienced through books and movies. Which is the tragedy?

[@senorital.5806]

Hello, I am from Mexico and I want to say that two weeks ago on the peak of Orizaba, the 3rd highest mountain in America, more than 8 mountaineers disappeared for days, days later they rescued alive, some two died, two of them will lose their limbs and there is one missing The peak of Orizaba is a dormant volcano and it is very dangerous to climb it in the winter season. That's why I can understand this video. 😢

[@Royyaaaal]

They were rescued alived, but some died..

[@vivinamorrison1186]

My condolences to those people and their families ❤

[@mfcobb1]

They need to eat more peppers.

[@Wooooohoooo940]

⁠​⁠@@Royyaaaaland missing too

[@nataliebierman3067]

@@Royyaaaalthey were rescued, yet some of them died, & some will lose their limbs.

[@odiliamoore]

It should be declared sacred grounds and prohibited from climbing .😢😢 May their Souls rest in Peace 🙏🏿

[@QQQRR22]

ДА НЕ ЛЕЗЬТЕ ВЫ ТУДА!!! Живите!!! Молодой парень погиб и сколько погибло!!!

[@user-de5wv5iz5m]

Естественный отбор...

[@alant.541]

They say it's not tragic to die doing something that you love. A little comfort for loved ones left behind.

[@alicepyne-jahneke8042]

Ya, bullshit.

[@Pablo_Acevedo77]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@matthewallen3847]

You think he died happy cuz he loved hiking?

[@georgerivera9220]

It is absolutely tragic when you die trying to do something you challenge. He needed a satellite radio and a lot of heating pads.

[@roseswed4086]

I think the people who've died would disagree

[@SunshinyDay4423]

That's horrible. That's a human who they can't retrieved. God bless his family.

[@josephsalazar9610]

Seems easily retrievable to me

[@thwalesproductions]

​@@josephsalazar9610Not at all, would be a death wish for anyone to even try retrieve that body in the death zone, where oxygen is limited

[@theSkavenger84]

There’s alot of them up there for anyone who wants to go retrieve them

[@calebkrantz544]

Doesn't seem that horrible to me, people die every day.

[@PunditKING]

If it was a reword for retrieving them, they would be retrieved.

[@kuntryboy4lyfe125]

RIP brother we know u fought long and hard! We see ur achievement and we're proud of u regardless the outcome. 👏🙏

[@manranda3651]

That has to be the most beautiful resting place

[@huryburly6025]

😂😂😂

[@thomasmuller9243]

But on 350 days a year it is cloudy, windy and super cold.

[@douglasainslie4937]

What in a white ditch. Are you mad 😮

[@teetaunjj7894]

Not hardly

[@danielaknuth8478]

But this mountain is a sacred place for some people - and is violated by tourism, waste and corpses. No amount of money should be able to treat their belief this respectless

[@hglkevers8259]

Rest In Peace Dan

[@LoneTinaja]

What is Dan's last name? Nationality? When was this?

[@Dan-xx5jq]

It is not a deep crevasse. He could have gotten out if he wanted to. He was probably so exhausted especially dealing with terminal cancer. RIP.

[@LoneTinaja]

@@Dan-xx5jq if you know he had terminal cancer, then you must know who he is. So, what's his last name, nationality, & when did this happen?

[@DiabolicalNihilist]

I don't know it but Google Everest man terminal cancer Dan you'll find it bro ​@@LoneTinaja

[@zachhorrocks104]

Don’t feed the troll

[@cconnon1912]

They amount of people now doing this climb is out of control.

[@TheDonBoston]

Perspective wise, is it though? 8 billion people on the planet, and 800 try to summit a year. That number is tiny. The amount of people that have died on Everest? Get ready: 330 people. Yup, only 330 people in the nearly 100 year history of expeditions on Everest. Your perception of Everest has been warped. Please do some reading on the subject. Yes it has been commercialized to all hell, yes it is being trashed every single year; but no, it is not "getting out of hand."

[@stargazer2019]

​​@@TheDonBostonthey are living on that mountain for months , trashing it with their tents and rubbish and the Nepalese government who issue permits have been issuing more than they should and to less accomplished climbers than they should, simply because of greed and now they are receiving the repercussions by having to do major clean ups and body retrievals, the ice is melting washing bodies down the valleys And there's queues on the hillary step.... thats the bloody death zone... when there's people queuing for over an hour on the most dangerous part of Everest waiting to get a picture at the summit I'd say its seriously out of control. I'd also say it wouldn't hurt for you to do more research on this subject. Take your own advice on that. It's all well and good interjecting your view but your missing out big statistics here. Your making out in over 100 years only 330 people have died , why don't you answer how many people make it to camp 4 and out of those people how many have died. Since 1953 there have been 11,996 summits of Everest on all routes by 6,664 different people. Bare in mind that number includes the sherpa, one sherpa has summited Everest 27 times. Basically the total amount of people who have gone to Everest 1% have died 4% have summited those statistics are terrible... should we add how many people have lost fingers limbs etc, maybe include the people who get altitude sickness or snow blindness etc. Very few people leave that mountain in good condition.

[@joerarey8496]

The only true mountaineers are the Sherpas, everyone else is a tourist

[@Earth_Schooled]

Bruh I get enough of an adrenaline dump just seeing videos like this 💀😂 I don’t need to climb a damn thing

[@Youhaverights6]

Slipped in solo climb got weak needed a place to get out of the wind couldn't climb back out, ran out of oxygen before the wind storm passed and went in peace.

[@mikebetancourt6403]

Went in peace my ass, mfer Froze to death tf you talkin about

[@Jackp53]

Simple as that

[@At76812]

Do you think it was actually peaceful? I’m not challenging you I’m just wondering.. maybe peaceful in that it was very quick?

[@Youhaverights6]

@@At76812 the body shuts down and a euphoria sets in. It is an acceptance some call a prey instinct. Shock sets in heavy and the brain travels off you can even appear responsive and still be gone long ago.

[@At76812]

@@Youhaverights6 wow that is fascinating.. thanks for the info!

[@moiseiandra]

God no! That’s insane! To die and be frozen for ever like that. Horrible. I will never understand why people do that.

[@user-ry3ic4dq4b]

Спасибо большое очень поддерживаю вас. Всем добра ❤❤❤

[@cartimandua_]

Many of the bodies have now been removed as technology and even modern helicopters mean they can reach higher to retrieve them with less risk to the people doing the retrievals.

[@sonyavincent7450]

Everyone starts out thinking they'll beat the mountain. Quite a few of them are wrong.

[@adamzitsch9027]

RIP to that dead climber , he probably did not feel pain he probably just went to sleep from being to cold

[@scarcrow8822]

I mean freezing to death IS pretty painfull

[@JL-lf6tg]

Probablemente su familia esté feliz de ver tan romántico final.... probablemente

[@TrollFreeInternet]

@@scarcrow8822not really…your body and brain is so exhausted and deprived of oxygen that you just want to sleep…he probably didn’t feel alot of pain.

[@meghancomo96]

Yup, and I think experts say that’s what makes it so dangerous is because the climber won’t even be aware that it’s happening and they just drift off and that’s that.

[@billionear]

@@scarcrow8822how would you know that?

[@goranurlic712]

He is 15m from the summit...what a place to fall asleep forever...scary and magnificent in the same time...pursuit for achiving the summit cost him a little more then he wanted...

[@YeboSa]

Most die on the way down

[@dannyknapp515]

He picked a comfy place to expire

[@jthomeskillet]

Could've been to top already. Seen the peak then had to stop and froze

[@Lifeislyfe]

He is a formidable man. He had cancer and chose his resting place with love.

[@somekindawonderfullife]

This hits hard

[@countrygirlxo7188]

People don’t realize that some people intend on dying on that mountain. They want to die on an adventure, not sick and wasting away in a hospital room. They want to go out epically and I can’t blame them there.

[@maxmorlock697]

Very true

[@brieb402]

Yes, but keep in mind. Rescuers did trying to recover the bodies of these kinds of people.

[@daisycocoa2557]

Waste of time.

[@vivelajonny]

No one ever did that

[@countrygirlxo7188]

@@vivelajonny lol okay 👍

[@artparty222murphy9]

This is f ing disrespectful to the person deceased, their family and to ourselves . Its Sacred, man. Deserves privacy

[@forestgirl9233]

So why did you click on the video if the title explicitly said "frozen climber found"? You don't pay much respect yourself but don't miss a opportunity to preach.

[@catchcarpcarter]

"stupid is as stupid does" comes to mind

[@lenitaa7938]

Did anyone check on him?? ‘Not moving’ does not mean he is dead!!! Not long ago another mountaineer, an Indian man was rescued from the crevice that everyone thought was dead, but was found to be ( unexpectedly) breathing, alive ( even after 2 days unmoving in the crevice), just unconscious! He made it through , was lifted out to the hospital and is doing well! Took a while to regain his health, I think! There is a video about the incredible rescue by the experienced mountaineers and an interview with them and him later!

[@LONE-STARBASSING]

You think ??huh you think wow you think 🤔

[@annamalayadevi]

​@@LONE-STARBASSING😂😂😂😂

[@LONE-STARBASSING]

@@annamalayadevi all that typing and all he does is think nothing factual wow what thinking does

[@raina4732]

I thought they couldn’t rescue anyone from the top of Everest due to helicopters can’t fly that high and there isn’t any flat area to land on.

[@c4ssowary]

from the looks of things he’s been there longer than a few days, look how faded his jacket is. even so at the altitude near to the summit of everest the longest a human could likely survive without their oxygen is a couple hours max before their brain dies. cheery stuff. may he rest in peace

[@StarryNight007]

Just remember, all those bodies on Everest were living people with A type personalities and highly motivated.

[@ml3518]

Not anymore.

[@thisisgettingold]

I mean, kinda. I don't think someone that pursues a summit as commercial as Everest is really all that type A or really all that motivated. You know how many Chinese tourists try this every year? Like middle income, nothing better to do with my life, everyone else is doing, so lets go climb Everest.

[@timstephen7655]

@@thisisgettingoldI’m sure it being the highest point on Earth has nothing to with it? Just because the motivation is ordinary hardly diminishes its existence. Consider your motivations extraordinary.

[@lg48910]

This is just the proof being highly motivated is sometimes not enough

[@patrick1564]

Not all of them, you guys are talking as though these ppl were tested like astronauts are or elite athletes, plenty were just rich climbers. Anyone can be a climber, some of them really didn’t have what it takes and those are facts

[@DavidRodriguez-rh6fw]

As sad as it may be , if that climber was to be given a chance for life he would be hiking up that mountain the next day. It's something that we as humans carry and that is the Thrill, the adventure and the challenge to overcome, regardless what the risk is. RIP

[@shauncarey679]

That’s gotta be the highest grave on the planet! God bless their soul!!!

[@mikelopez5865]

I climb/hike mountains for solitude, peace,freedom,education, medicine, medication, and prayer. I never understood how people can feel the same after climbing over bodies on your way to the top.

[@bigd3612]

They need to close this mountain. The human element is destroying it.

[@guitarman7573]

It's hard to close a mountain

[@jmw4455]

You would have closed the frontier after the first explorer died

[@jmw4455]

You would have closed the oceans after the first sailors died

[@bramstayer]

It's NOT even that technical a mountain to climb. They should put in the time to be able to without oxygen maybe then less dead Alphas plus its would be 200 ppl al holding one rope!! Its like lining up for a Rollercoaster. Also, Everest wont be the tallest morgue and open toilet and garbage dump. The Nepalese need the money so. I will stop talking. Its their choice.

[@Lazers749]

It’s not a wal Mart honey. It’s hard to close nature.

[@alexandreturcotte950]

That’s why life insurance is crucial. He’d be alive right now

[@krail5500]

We have "Extended Stay America" hotels. Nepal - Hold my beer. Head, shaking side to side... we have "Extended stay mountains"...😮😮😮

[@C.Brown5150]

Doing what they loved .. R.I.P. 🕊️ Maybe leave a marker or something like that , and leave him be.. That's nothing but empty space in that body. His soul has moved on.🕊️

[@arachnophiliac]

Bro he is a marker now

[@ScootsMcPoot]

He is the marker. They don't remove the bodies that high

[@Bob31415]

Others will go doing what they love.....playing Bingo.

[@lindareichle742]

May Gods Peace and Love Be With That Person.

[@Torrque]

Dude’s just chilling out.

[@BradBurden-y8q]

Those popsicles knew the danger.

[@SAVKA284]

Each & every one of them knows the risks, no different to rugby players, rally car drivers, all walks of life. It is incredibly sad but we know they died doing what they loved doing & that was their choice. Much love to all his friends & family affected by his loss but peace knowing he was happy.

[@heatherwilkinson9623]

Hope they don’t have a family left behind xxx 😢😢😢😢

[@tonymontes8840]

Sure, with that logoc......but, who's all in for goin up against the "Law o Averages "???

[@Teipd170]

Heureux sur les derniers instants de sa vie ça m’étonnerait fortement

[@jeffstepp-ou8re]

But they don't leave the dead bodies on the track for the next racers to see.

[@pthompson2113]

@@tonymontes8840The problem with statistics is that they are so limited and linear in that they don’t account for the unique individual who knows what they were meant to do… and what they’re capable of … With physical feats, it’s more applicable but still …

[@coyomunoz264]

A very dear friend of mine from Canada is one of those corpses and it had been impossible to rescue her body 😪

[@susanfontaine5214]

Can you imagine walking over and past dead bodies to climb a mountain. Absolutely crazy and inhumane!

[@thomashughes_teh]

With motorsports the kids can be there too.

[@patriciaroberts308]

I do not understand why people don't value human life more than they want to climb a mountain covered with below temps ice, snow, wind, air, knowing their own life is at risk. There is ABSOLUTELY zero logic to this action!!! What a horrific way to su*c*de...😢

[@kathleenreynolds4860]

Awww man that’s absolutely heart breaking 😢😪🤍

[@freemansaquatics5326]

Why these people pay for it...natural selection for the wealthy

[@margwatson8349]

Me to it used to fascinate me…. But no more. It’s a garbage dump from base camp on. Just leaving bodies.. really. If you can’t bring the dead down then SHUT IT DOWN. That’s disgusting 😢

[@bobbuilder5902]

Maybe you should take that up with the gov of Nepal.

[@geraldinesleijpen5504]

Why? Can you imagine a more beautiful place to be buried?

[@meredithclark7667]

They can't physically bring bodies down under the conditions that far up the mountain, you're talking about below freezing temps, only a THIRD the oxygen at that altitude that's present at sea level, and that's not including the precarious footing up there.

[@JoeBlow-ub1us]

Garbage dump? lol. Have you been there? Or did you see some pictures from an article you read about this? The climbers absolutely know that they probably won't be able to be taken off the mountain if they perish. It's their own choice and they are free to make it. Your uninformed judgements are the only thing that seem disgusting to me.

[@CrazyDutch79]

He’s thinking 🤔 i could use a extra pair of socks

[@jn2400]

Dude down there is having a much better adventure than we are

[@yaboyreege7158]

Man that’s so tragic. I couldn’t imagine dying alone in the middle of nowhere

[@StormyWolf66]

His spirit isn't alone anymore.

[@yaboyreege7158]

@@StormyWolf66 yes I agree. But it just sucks that a lot of people die up there and cannot be recovered

[@noahtratree]

facts

[@Victorseafog]

Once you are dead you won’t remember so don’t worry about it, alone or with all your mates.

[@StormyWolf66]

​@Victorseafog That's where you're wrong ... I was in RTC, and I had my NDE, which was a whole new experience. I was losing blood battling to free myself in the pitch darkness upside down in my car for a while. I couldn't see anything, not even anything close to me, I had to feel my surroundings with my right hand as my left hand and leg were damaged. My whole body was in pain and I was scared until I noticed a small pinpoint light in front of me it was bigger and bigger then it enveloped me I realised it looked like a tunnel of light blue/white cloud, I had a flash of my life before I drifted towards the light at the end of the tunnel. I had no pain and felt at ease, I thought this wasn't bad and continued travelling toward the light until I was stopped and immediately returned to my broken body because God said I had a second chance to finish my life before I was ready. My grandfather who passed 20+ years, was there with me until the Police discovered me. I know of God but was never a believer until that night that changed me. • It took me 30 years to find the right Christian church because so many were corporated, manipulative and corrupted as forewarned by God.

[@thescarletandgrey2505]

RIP Michael Furnbaum (1989-2023). He was a friend of mine, loved telling jokes & the positive side of life. Not sure who the dead dude in that crevasse is though.

[@UselessOfficials]

Hah! Now that's comedy 👏

[@thebronzedoorhandle]

Dude you had me convinced at the start😂😂😂

[@Zahra.y7]

You had me first 😂

[@user-yw8qf8cc3t]

He didn't live very long.

[@nancyb7752]

I’d rather spend eternity frozen in beautiful white snow, than in a box in dirt.

[@matthewjackson3596]

Bro, that’s a fierce “walk-over”.

[@joeraymond6649]

Hes name wasnt dan and he wasnt dying of cancer.. dude wrote that for likes

[@sarasunshine6929]

What's the real deal then?

[@kayakdog121]

Thanks Bob.

[@mmedved5567]

First clue for gullible people should have been that there's no effing way a person with active terminal cancer can get anywhere near in the highly trained top shape required to climb even a moderately hard mountain, let alone Everest.

[@lemuelthomas9479]

Poor man, blessed his soul Lord Jesus Christ of Nazareth ❤️🙏🙏💯❤!!

[@abhijeetsinghkshatriya3552]

Can't imagine how many souls lives on that mountain 😢 I hope they get in peace

[@jeremyflemingii929]

That's such a sad thing to have to see... I mean right there in your face, BAM, I didn't want to see that. GOD bless him.

[@Alexander11117]

Camera man never dies.

[@ferrokkkk7032]

You went for your dreams rest in peace….

[@mattvandeven9838]

The criminal in me is like check his wallet

[@ChristianRaymondFilms]

He made the summit and couldn’t make it back down most likely. RIP BROTHER

[@grahamball364]

Having worked as a mental health nurse, all of my career, and people wanting to end the lives, this video shows a man has only weeks to live, who didn't want to leave the world so soon. But the last thing on his bucket list, Was to fulfil the dream of climbing the mountain of life? , Dan fulfilled his dream and completed his bucket list. Dan Rest in peace 💖🇬🇧👍

[@jinjin0135]

I mean it does save ur family $15000 by not needing a funeral.

[@christinequint1732]

Name wasn't Dan; not dying of cancer

[@TheDonBoston]

This is not true at all. Please NEVER lie on the internet again, you sicko. What kind of weirdo do you have to be to make up a random story about a dead person. THIS CLIMBER HAS NOT BEEN IDENTIFIED.

[@Hatbox948]

Perhaps it's best to leave him there. Does anyone know the outcome of this? Were his remains recovered?

[@Es-gs1dm]

Thank you for finding the climber. Now their family can be at peace instead of wondering what happened. You made it to the summit little one and I hope your soul finds inner peace with that realization. 🙏🏼

[@thatguyjamie3970]

The best thing about Everst is the fact that you dont have to climbnit!

[@ropeyarn]

The fascination with climbing Everest won't end until someone invents a machine to do it for them.

[@ladyofthelake223]

I hope he was on his way back. At least he could have summited first. It’s a shame that It’s too difficult to get the body down with another climber when it’s that high up.

[@adrianojames8388]

I don't think he cares about that now . When a person dies , he either "dies in Christ" or he "dies in his sin ." The first , puts you in the presence of Jesus Christ . The second puts you in hell temporarily, then it's on to the Lake of Fire forever . Revelation 20 : 11-15 I don't wish that on anyone , more importantly neither does the God who created those mountains . Where will you go when you die , heaven or hell ?

[@prugna62omg78]

Imagine if some aliens get on earth when human are extinct and they found hundred of dead body on that mountain, they like: Wtf happened here💀💀

[@brucesmith9144]

Mt. Everest: The graveyard with the world’s largest tombstone.

[@david-gg8sk]

This person witnessed his desire at the risk of sharing his experience with others whom never did so.

[@corey396]

I just climbed a mountain again recently, and I plan on doin it again too. I can only imagine the panic this man must have endured when he fell in and got stuck, my heart goes out to this persons family, they were clearly a brave and bold individual.

[@sheilagravely5621]

What you call brave, I call stupid.

[@corey396]

@@sheilagravely5621 it’s a matter of perspective, I almost died at a young age and it made me ask some tough questions. I gained a new perspective that our days are limited and some thing you have no control of can end it literally any day. So yeah it may seem stupid, but I say climb that mountain, take that dive into the deep water, go where the path is unknown because that’s where we find true life, where we challenge ourselves and renew our spirit. I’ve seen sights and wonders few people ever do, I could never imagine my life or faith without my adventures, the risks I’ve taken and the many times I’ve had a glance at the face of death. But it takes a pinch of “stupid” sometimes in life to truly understand how amazing of a creature you are and what you are capable of in the face of true adversity. Live like your death is scheduled on the calendar and nothing seems stupid.

[@user-qw6so7gk4u]

So close and yet so far. RIP Dan. You are there and higher now. Condolences to your family.

[@mikeloper100]

Hey , if it werent for these dead guys , no one would be afraid to attempt these climbs. Thank you Mr. Dead Climber.

[@mexxicokitty]

"When choosing a sport, sometimes one chooses one that does not favor him"..

[@ItsKrma00]

Who are you quoting?

[@christinagutierrez7694]

RIP. May his family find peace.

[@dizzymindy6024]

Heartbreaking. That is someone’s loved one. Is it worth it? I think that’s the lesson Dr. Beck Weathers learned. He realized the pain his selfish risks were causing his family. I respect Dr. Beck Weathers, I respect him for his honesty, and for his will to live in spite of being left for dead twice.

[@SpinnakerVlassic]

I’m reporting you to my local mayor for not recovering that body.

[@tatanka2925]

Better than dying of illness in a hospital bed where even the doctor couldn't save us from dying..plus the hair raising medical bills..So, in my own opinion that man has chosen a thoughtful death..even if this wasn't his initial plan..I think he died peacefully...R.I.P, whomever you are 🙏🙏🙏

[@SarahNicole420]

How right you are. I've read in some of the comments that this gentleman had cancer so I have to agree w you that dying doing something u loved & in such a beautiful place is a far more dignified death than rotting away in a hospital bed. God bless this man. I think he got the death he was trying for.

[@bidensdiaper394]

No one dies peacefully.

[@azaradog1804]

It is very very expensive to climb there, maybe his way of committing suicide and not an accident then, if he had cancer.

[@markwroblewski6500]

If it was intended it's not fair as his body will contaminate the fragile environment of Everest.@@azaradog1804

[@jonasjonaitis2949]

​​@@bidensdiaper394 One kardio surgeon said, he saw many people died peacefully, because of not enough blood circulation to the brain before death, so people dont give a f. about dying, no drama at all

[@caroleugeniagraham8634]

That was his choice. My choice is my bed with the mattress heater. My friends, family and all of humanity are worth all the joy in the world. No mountain top compares to the peace I have discovered that I am. I pray we all find this peace we share. No need for war. No need for constant searching for the answers in places and things that are fleeting and a disappointment. ❤

[@Jaggerbush]

Okay. And? For some ppl it's a literal hill worth dying on.

[@Random-es7yo]

If you do something dangerous you experience normal life with a clarity and intensity which is denied to those who don't.

[@Ship2_2]

He was dying. Read up.😢

[@Ship2_2]

​@@Random-es7yodeath wishes are not goals. They are cries for connection to God nothing else will suffice. He got his answer.😢he connected. Free will.

[@Random-es7yo]

@@Ship2_2 I am guessing you have never tried LSD. Interesting fact this, religious people suffer considerably more anxiety when dying than atheists.

[@strongHeart-noFear]

RIP my brother

[@BaroudeurAventure]

Everest is getting higher every year

[@Mr.Deleterious]

Climbers on Everest now have to carry a poop bag because of the amount of human waste left behind on the mountain at Base Camp 2 😂 gross!