Massive Landslides caught on camera 4

[@pukulu]

Why would anybody be offended by this video? It simply demonstrates the power of landslides and how they should not be underestimated. Landslides are often brought on by earthquakes, floods and torrential rains but they are always a possibility in steep terrain with rocks that are weathering and eroding.. Deforestation increases the incidence of landslides as well.

[@gailhowes9398]

Thank you for compiling all these natural disasters as I have never observed any before this. Just to watch the volume, speed, sound & plumes rolling like a runaway train is quite tragic let alone to be there in person must have been overwhelming.

[@jayinla310]

I watch this type of video a lot and have not seen any but one of these before. Really good collection (even the low res ones.) These were very infromatiive so thank you so much for your effort and hope to see more from you soon.

[@WORDENVISION420]

Thank you. Made my day :) You wouldn't believe some comments that get said for making landslide compilations. :)

[@colt1911ization]

+WORDENVISION 420 Nature does what it does. How could anyone find fault simply because someone recorded the event? I think it is useful to remind people how impressive and powerful natural movements of the earth can be. Nice pictures

[@suasponte8363]

jayinla310.....and you're fooling who?

[@TheFarmanimalfriend]

Gravity: It's not only a good idea, it's the law.

[@Doxymeister]

So, those people that want us to believe nature is all warm and fuzzy should see this...nature gives exactly zero you-know-whats about us. These videos SHOULD be made, and not just for entertainment. There's a lot going on geologically in the world, and as far as infrastructure is concerned, these situations need to be taken into consideration. You've made a good compilation, thank you.

[@chunk4funk]

the videos you make are always accurate, I give you credit for your work (rip the many throughout your many collections)

[@marciam6224]

My first time watching and have subscribed to your channel.

[@WORDENVISION420]

Excellent. :)

[@JokerMouce]

First time viewer and subbed. Your video was great, your attitude and message even better and what made me subscribe. I look forward to viewing your older videos and even more so look forward to future ones. Keep it up! I can't stand a "monday morning quarterback" and as my mom used to say, "If you can't say something nice don't say anything at all."

[@PatKittle]

Saying "I can't stand a 'monday morning quarterback'" is not nice. What would your mother think?

[@josephdodd5770]

By far the best landslide video as yet I seen. Great stuff

[@paulrandig]

Thank you for not adding music and giving us the "pure" reality. Also thank you for the stills to give us an idea of the desaster "mountain coming to town...". However, if you add photos, please show them for 3 seconds, not for 2 next time. The brain needs 3 seconds to really capture the contents of an average picture. Of course I can use pause, but you could make the video more comfortable to watch and understand. Apart from that: Thank you for your effort and for some great entertaining and informative clips!

[@jaywest4102]

Gravity wins by a landslide

[@rubygray7749]

+jay west There's no such thing as gravity, The earth sucks.

[@Radionut]

+Ruby Gray Na that's Chick Norris stomping his foot

[@shanemiller302]

Real RockSlide😯😯😯😯😮😟😂

[@williamhoskins7818]

Everytime !

[@dickiedollop]

The jokes are going down hill too 😳

[@SuperFireandwater]

good job on the video, but it's your attitude and obvious above average intelligence that I love so much. subscribe forever.

[@WORDENVISION420]

Well you are by far my favourite subscriber. :) And thank you, glad your happy.

[@H_A_L_7]

+SuperFireandwater Did the earth moved for you too ;)

[@Radionut]

I don't normally like pictures still pictures that is in a video however the ones in this video were very tasteful and very informative. Thank you very much for the upload of the excellent video of nature's fury

[@johnkaiser353]

+Radionut R They were good, but were flashed too fast.

[@MajesticSkywhale]

Humans are hilarious. "yeah let me just build this road on the side of an 80% incline dirt hill. Nothing could possibly go wrong"

[@NyuuMikuru1]

Anything they build are like they said.

[@nightlightabcd]

The road needs to go through. Thos that built the road knew this could happen, it is next to impossible to prevent it in all to many cases. The mountains have been crumbling for millions of years! For example, the Great Smokey Mountains are only the foot hills of one much. much greater mountain range that have crumpled and eroded away over millions of years long before humans walked the earth!

[@44032]

Are low definition landslides as dangerous as the hi-def ones?

[@WORDENVISION420]

lol can't say for certain. I'll ask around

[@williamhoskins7818]

Definitely

[@archangelrevelations9532]

I don't know why I am so entertained by this.

[@mikev2116]

Great compilation, well constructed. Thank you!!

[@gabrielcroft4217]

Road building by the hills slope was a very dangerous job it frequently trigger to cause heavy landslide,these roads on these terrain are never safe.good video I hit the like button

[@benthomson9397]

If your near a cliff and notice a few small rocks tumbling down...RUN!!

[@cowboygeologist7772]

These are facinating. I can't believe so many people don't know to turn their phone cameras sideways to get more of the view.

[@elcajondavid1]

Too many dumb people in this world. I would be going in the opposite direction once the hill started giving way.

[@LucidDream]

I love stories! I'll add to it. You start running the other direction, yelling over your shoulder at the people,"Seeya later dummies!". But as soon as you turn your head to continue your course a giant boulder squashes you on the pavement. Meanwhile, the people you called dumb actually all survived and were relatively unharmed. The end.

[@dickiedollop]

LucidDream surely the point is to remain as safe as possible in the given situation - yes you could be hit by an errant boulder but there is more likelihood of this happening if your standing closer to it ?

[@michaela5965]

That's right, Run, Run, Run Like your life depends on it. OH it does.

[@tigerbray3992]

DO YOU KNOW WHAT ,, IF YOU HAD A FLAT TYRE 20 TO 40 PEOPLE WOULD COME AND WATCH YOU , THEY JUST DO NOT GET IT LOL

[@allysonevans6207]

@@michaela5965 I know people have absolutely no common sense

[@lindalee7322]

@ WORDENVISION 420 Some people use KZbin as an opportunity to be jerks and trolls. Just ignore them, dear. You are doing a great job. Thank you for sharing these terrific videos. I study these kind of events, and you have provided some videos I've never seen before. God bless you, and may you have a wonderful year ahead. I subscribed to your channel.

[@WORDENVISION420]

:) Thank you for watching.

[@Fendora]

when this happens it is always so scary. Living in the California coast it is a constant issue because the beach or rivers erode the sides of the land and anything could happen.

[@petej3800]

SO ,you see thousands of tons of earth , rock,trees coming at you and you stand there looking at it

[@createwithrightintention1790]

i like what you wrote in the discription. people write ignorant, hateful & stupid comments that are unjustified. Lots of haters and angry people. thanks for making the video. interesting

[@marshallbs]

Last one is definitely a wet avalanche. I saw a big one happen from the road near Big Four Mountain in the state of Washington. It was one of the first warm days in May 2008. I swear there were boulders mixed in with the snow and water. I thought it was thunder at first, but then it got louder and louder and the ground started shaking. I wish I had a video camera with me. None of these videos can do the sound justice.

[@DTLonWolf]

Mother Nature's way of saying "ROADS CLOSED"

[@hyacinthb]

Question: Why do people holler or scream when things fall? What prompts that?

[@larrybooth1771]

Watching nature at work makes us see how small we really are.

[@scottbilger9294]

Good work. Can you add captions to the videos themselves? When, where, that sort of thing? I agree with your decision not to use music. The cracking and crashing are part of the drama, as are the cries of dismay (or ludicrous delight) from the onlookers.

[@nightlightabcd]

I see your point and agree. However, if you were near such a site, you might well be giving the ohos and ahas to! I think I would if I knew I was in no danger!

[@eleazarmantaring3578]

Slides are always active on the high ground, and that is normal since the beginning. There is no plain on the lower ground without slides, flooding, etc.

[@rdkuless]

Plant timber bamboo in high risk areas. They have massive, webbed, root systems that are stronger than steel by weight without adding the weight of a steel grid. They grow quickly and spread even faster. This can help stabilize a slope until further measures can be taken.

[@bradkrit]

+Robert Krause Dear sir, I am the president king of the countries in this video. We will now be planting timber bamboo on your recommendation. Thank you so much for saving our countries.

[@justforever96]

+Robert Krause If it's anything like the invasive bamboo-related stuff we have around here, if you introduce it into the ecosystem, it'll take over everything, and will be impossible to get rid of. People brought the stuff here as "decorative plants", and now if totally fills up massive areas and kills off the native plants.

[@rdkuless]

+justforever96 Hello. That is a concern. Bamboo is in the grass family. There are over 2,000 varieties of bamboo across the world. It would take an evaluation of the slope, the soil, the climate, the native vegetation to determine the best variety for each situation. That is why you hire a bamboo specialist and incorporate root barriers to limit spread. I'm not recommending that anyone plant any kind of bamboo on any kind of slope. In the large ares where massive land slides occur, timber bamboo might be the best choice to stabilize the grade. A Landscape architect would be a good person to contact. The Corp of Engineers also have qualified people to determine the best way to keep erosion from happening.

[@haroldreardon8070]

Here comes the neighborhood !! There goes the neighborhood !!

[@davids2937]

I'm shocked! How could a road way built to a steep hill/mountain have a land slide?

[@maddyduffy9249]

I am guessing it will never stop because the tectonic plates will constantly be making mountains and hills and volcano eruptions and earthquakes which will create TONS of landslides.

[@crazycouter]

Very interesting to watch, good video, 👍👍👍

[@johnrflinn]

People watching landslides remind me of beachgoers going out to see the flapping fish before a tsunami. hits

[@lupegaru2]

Another great video, thanks.

[@eatyorvegies]

Awesome compilation

[@Caviarhound]

All video's produced on a tablet and home computer. (Not Disney.! ) I DO NOT CARE IF : 1) You do not like the music. ( Make your own channel! .. .. Or unless we vote and get a 100% on a chosen song. I believe we will leave the decision up to me. ;)) 2) You are offended. (Throw up the flag. That's what it's for.) 3) You disagree. (Evidence talks so go get some before talking.) That's a lot of disclosure to say you don't care...

[@TexasRose50]

I noticed that too. I hope he's grown up since this video was posted. It either shows his age, or ignorance. It clearly he hasn't any concept of real life and dealing with people.

[@WORDENVISION420]

@@TexasRose50 you're right. no concept of this reality.

[@rosewhite---]

all mountains are unstable ever since they were raised up at the end of The Flood 4,350 years ago.

[@robo08ify]

Rose White 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@michaela5965]

WOW!! Hope all are OK. But Amazing MOTHER NATURE! Mabey we should stop hurting her and she will let us live!!

[@Guitarfollower22]

Goddammit, I just watched the other 3 compilations and now I thirst for more landslide compilations. Thanks KZbin...

[@daisyroots8926]

Great videos

[@Ch1nGoLO]

OMG! 5:51 and 5:57 the dust cloud generates a lightning like on volcano eruptions!

[@stanjelinek62]

TIP: when you see something that could kill you quit watching it and run from it. Have a great day

[@domes_fotoblicke]

Wow, i like these Videos so much. Keep up the Work Your German Subscriber: Der EzO

[@wangtie9602]

WATCHING THESE VIDEOS IS MORE SCARIER THAN GOING INTO REAL BATTLE.

[@jorgecalvo3846]

When nature confronts progress,nature wins.!!!

[@Bbendfender]

Some of these were terrifying to me. A helpless feeling.

[@starguard4122]

No matter what mankind does, mother nature will always have her way

[@sandiebrecken1897]

Those last ones weren't as low resolution as you thought, some I've seen are way worse, good video though 👍👍👍

[@wshurricanes]

The last one was when the trees broke the damn at Isengard

[@joshuasmith6439]

Interesting yet unsurprising fact, Switzerland has more rock falls than anywhere else in Europe.

[@phapnui]

Was anything unusual noted on the ground after everything slid off? Like gold, minerals, fossils etc?

[@MrMagic-pv5kd]

Always funny how people don't think to gtfo of the way even though a mountain is collapsing a few hundred feet from them.

[@benquinney2]

Preferred nomenclature

[@zulffiquer732]

At 3:24, is it land slide or house slide?

[@iskiinthefastlane]

This was oddly satisfying.

[@leonardlarrisey7525]

Headphone alert at 1:45 and 2:08

[@Derbisin]

3:21 that car was like yeah no fucking way im driving near that shit

[@macheblack9109]

I like 1. 2. 3. lol good for you standing up to hatters.

[@merryhunt9153]

Thanks for posting. I wish I could have seen these when I was taking geology courses.

[@CH1LDOFTHEMOON]

I am so lucky, living in the UK. We rarely get extremes of weather, earthquakes, hurricanes etc, we get the odd flood. But I think most disasters are man made here, which presupposes that they are mostly preventable. Maybe in the future..........?

[@Scavenger82]

Great, now I've got "I Feel the Earth Move" by Carole King stuck in my head.

[@joeschlotthauer840]

I have an idea; Let's carve a road into the bottom of a mountainside and build a village below that...

[@rickmartyn9170]

great footage thanks

[@janiceduncan7908]

Mountains are beautiful but build and admire them from afar. Just common sense !

[@davidjones163]

People will stand by anything

[@morgangrey4020]

At 5:29 that looks like a pyroclastic flow than anything else.

[@JoeSmith-zg7in]

The guy in the red shirt was no dum dum. Everything can be dangerous if you stand near it.run like he'll.

[@MyRofaith]

24 I beheld the mountains, and, lo, they trembled , and all the hills moved lightly . Jeremiah 4:24

[@cyberryderfx7577]

the question is, are those landslides NATURALLY happening or was it the result of a detonation, which seems to be the case in the second video as you hear a horn sounding

[@nigelbird3576]

Anyone got a wheel barrow? Some good top soil there.. great vid

[@nhatanhnguyen3387]

Wow, this video is really fascinating and the footage is incredible! I can't believe the power of nature like this. However, I can't help but wonder if the media is sensationalizing these events more than necessary. Sure, landslides are dangerous, but do we always need to show such dramatic angles? It seems like there’s more focus on views than on education about prevention and safety. What do you all think?

[@CHOOjouangshinnawart]

Old mixed picture montage was a long time ago.

[@lsuwreckinshop6782]

@10:30 ruined that terrorist camp. Good job lord

[@jimterryh1983]

Very interesting videos. Thank you.

[@WORDENVISION420]

Terry Hyde any time buddy, my pleasure 😁

[@debrastone2198]

The only problem with some of these videos is that some of them are taken with the person's phone (or other device) turned the wrong direction & we only get a slit of a picture in the middle to watch.

[@garundip.mcgrundy8311]

My bagpap! My bagpap was in that tour bus! My lunch was in my bagpap! Now I have nothing for lunch! I have nothing! It's because of shin! Shin! I've never seen a real live landslide before! Learned about them in school. But never seen live action! This film is worth about 10 thousand dollars (American).

[@navbravic1355]

The guy in the car at 3:18 is fucking clairvoyant.

[@chymera45]

What if these landslides are being caused by sleeping giants? Seriously tho, nice vids and these slides are pretty crazy to watch

[@WORDENVISION420]

Sleeping giants would be cool. Snoring giants :) and cheers, I think so too. Looking forward to making the next one once new ones are available. .

[@claresmyname]

hi worden

[@tracynation239]

Godzilla. ♡ T.E.N.

[@jeepercreepermc978]

Just reading all these comments calling these guys "idiots". There's no point living a life with no fun, you continue with your boring lives and leave these guys alone

[@drivewaynats3696]

how is it that every wedding is in focus and not every natural disaster

[@waremblem3405]

"From Now On, All Mountains Are Required To Wear Parachutes" --- Homeland Security notice.

[@bonniebrown4186]

The land sliding is a precursor to a bigger event of massive earth changes in gyroscope, pressure , and the mountains slipping and because of the tremors all over the world and that causes the dirt to let go and act like water seeking its lowest level . When GOD said place your self on the foundation rock out in the open so you don’t sink and slid down hill . Or get covered with the landslide from above. And GOD said not to hide under ground. How did he know way back then. GOD just does it is what He does is Great stuff and things and M. I. S. Power .🔯🕎🏹⚛️🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸✝️✝️✝️✝️💻🌏🏔🌎⚖️⛰🎼🛰🤱🤰🏻🌑💻🛰🏹🚀⚛️🚀⚛️😇😎🎩✝️🇺🇸🌹🌹🌹🔯🇺🇸🇺🇸🐅🐅

[@mikelatta484]

I can't help myself. My inner geologist is screaming LAND FLOW! Not landslide.

[@TACOMENyum]

Thank you!

[@Fox1nDen]

sooooo glad there are no mountains in Michigan!

[@lorident2215]

This is insane!

[@killerorca1]

+Lisa Mcguire you cant fool mother nature when she throws a tantrum

[@mohmoony3918]

Poor old earth, she's falling apart. I bet the warranty has expired too.

[@gabip5977]

3:57 Well it seems Mohamed didn't came to the mountain , so the mountain came looking for him

[@charleslloyd4253]

As people continue to build on top of cliffs for the view. Without ever wondering why is there a cliff here.

[@diegoforte5446]

OMG MASSIVE LANDSLIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@villagelightsmith4375]

Gonna be some FINE lakefront property upstream from here in a couple of years!

[@stillirie2336]

the earth strikes back!

[@PatKittle]

A very wise man once said, "As long as mountains rise mountains will fall." (However, I might not be the first one who said it.)

[@AngryHybridApe]

8:15 anyone wanna correct me on this. But isn't that what a volcano does before it blows?

[@xaiano794]

2:45 - well at least they put up a sign...

[@milanundoosing6136]

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[@larou14]

Wouahhh...c'est vraiment impressionnant !!! :