🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCES CAUGHT ON CAMERA! 

Gursky, the Florida man seen dangling for dear life said the pilot obviously forgot to attach his harness and after take off was immediately looking for a place to land them. When Gursky eventually let go in the open space, it was at 45 miles per hour after he finally lost his grip after dangling at 4,000 ft for some time during the glide. The only injury he sustained was a broken wrist which he had surgery to repair. This was his FIRST day of his vacation to Switzerland.

That guy on the hang-glider is a perfect example of the strength adrenaline will give you, if he tried to hang onto a bar in just normal circumstances he would have never lasted that long 💪

When Kabir reacts, he REALLY reacts!🤣🤣🤣🤣

1:34 From my understanding, they were out camping/hunting and this bear kept getting way too close to their camp for safety. So they got on their snowmobiles to try chasing/scaring it off and that one guy just accidentally got a little too close then intended.

Kabir that little scream you did with the bear had me rolling I love your reactions. Have a great rest of your day. 😁🙃

Okay…….that forklift clip was like watching that scene for the fifth Harry Potter movie…..

If no one get me when I’m sad, I know kabir got me

I loved your reaction to all these situations! I'm amazed that the forklift driver in the warehouse wasn't severely injured! The first time I saw the footage of the paraglider, I pretty much held my breath the entire time! And yes, I've seen the bear scene from "The Revenant" and it's horrible!!! That whole movie is kind of hard to watch. Leonardo DiCaprio did an amazing acting job though.

Ok Kabir, next time you do a reaction on near death experiences, I'm gonna need a drink before I watch. Lol, I was a nervous wreck! Bears scare the bejesus outta me.😱

7:42 looks like the platform hit a powerline and shorted to earth.

10:00 I cannot believe anyone survived that avalanche. And 11:00 is UNBELIEVABLE. My only consolation is that this video is called "NEAR Death experiences"

The second avalanche the snowboarder could be seen at the bottom right of the screen. He got out.

Was actually rooting for the bears

Kinda wish the bear got that guy on the snow mobile, they wer doing it intentionally, I would've knocked the guide out as soon as I cleaned the shit off myself, then got him the fattest steak on earth for keeping me alive lol

The pilot told the guy to let go then in the glider video, he wouldn't be able to land it with the guy dangling and not fuck the guy up more than a drop and roll

Check out the movie Grizzly Man, it's free and on You Tube. A true story AND documentary he filmed. Didn't end well. His name was Timothy Treadwell.

That was hang gliding not paragliding. Paragliding is that stuff you see on the beach people being pulled around by a boat and a tow rope suspended under a parachute. Hang gliders control where they fly and land. Either way you wouldn't want to fall out of either of them. Lol

The warehouse, the steel rack are not that strong to have an side in pack, they strong only vertically to hold weight .

Those shelves were severely overloaded

Racks in the warehouse are certified to hold 2500lbs per pallet location but because those were completely full racks and they did look like heavy boxes that little nudge can definitely make all that collapse like dominoes

The warehouse incident occurred in Shropshire, England. Thank goodness he's ok.

The 1st avalanche video clip was from Mount Everest at base camp, I believe. I've seen the footage of the forklifter in the warehouse before. Talk about a bad day at work! 😮

I bet that warehouse one was deafeningly loud!

The bear scene!!!! Omg i was dieing!! I swear it looked so real and it went on forever!🤕

He was driving like a lunatic in that space. Also yes, the safety measures were not good.

That hang gliding footage was horrifying!

My heart was in my throat with the hang glider.

Kabir your reactions to this video were really funny to me

Crazy thing is the bear thing in the Revenant actually happened to dude it was based on in real life. Then he made it hundreds of miles back to base. Crazy!!

The guy the revanant is about "Hugh glass" was from my part of Pennsylvania in the usa

Your reactions were spot on. I was cringing with all of them. I agree with you on the fork lift one.

Is it just me or did it look like someone fell from the window washing platform? Great video, thanks for all the heart thrills🌋

your commentary was cracking me up lol

Loved your reactions. I take it you’ve never seen or tried cliff jumping, Kabir?

Kabir I bet you're a hoot to watch a scary movie with!!!

Those window washers - that was no accident! There was a sustained explosion , continuously, beginning at lest fifty feet underneath them. The 'washers either set the bombs, or were the targets thereof.

You need to watch the movie Legends of the Fall....it's amazing and has a great bear scene at the end

Fun fact, the air glider guy broke his wrist from holding on so tight

So do you remember your first hang gliding experience??? the guy: FUUUUUUCCCKKKK YYYEESSS!!!

I laughed so hard when you screamed during the bear attack

Have you never seen the Acapulco Cliff Diving competition?

11:44 I won't say its the companies fault, as it is a accidental incident but stacking of the objects should not topple like that, those boxes shouldve been in large cubes and only one pillar of fallen, not half the warehouse

The first incident where the boat got rammed is exactly how JFK almost lost his life by a Japanese destroyer.

The train one is no big deal just lay on the ground next to the wall.

For everybody who reads this look up Don Hamilton fastest gun ever. It’s amazing. Great videos you do Kabir.

On the first clip apparently the driver was seating and wasn’t able to see (I think he was an older gentleman and the guys in the boat police officers off duty)

0:57 I think you are assuming there was someone at the wheel. He was in the galley making a sandwich. LOL!! 13:22 Don't let that put you off hang gliding. You triple check your harness.

The BASE jump off that cliff was just wrong. It looks like the wind was moving against the rock.

Great reactions to a scary video! You must be fun to be with watching horror movies! LOL!!! Loved your scream, it made me jump.🤣😅😂👏👍❤🇺🇸

Just went over to watch The Revenant bear scene and that was terrifying and ended with it landing on him, so I guess I need to watch the whole movie to find out if he makes it

That was all scary 😦

Man… some of these where some real clinchers lol specially the paragliding one

Now that's what I call a game of dominos.

All I can think of for the first one is maybe the boat operator had a medical issue.

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That avalanche footage - would you try to hunker down, or attempt to place your face as high as possible?

Had to watch the bear scene just to hear you scream lol

"cold as hell" Me; wait a minute . . 🤔

10:20 COWABUNGA!!!!!!

2:34 - I remember seeing this on the news. The unattached guy literally almost tore his arm off holding on for dear life. He required serious surgery and rehab for multiple torn ligaments, muscles, rotator cuff injury, etc.

Speaking of bricks.......luv your reaction. Lol

That's a brown bear. Sounds almost harmless, right? There are only two types of brown bears. The Grizzly, and the Kodiak. Should you even see either one - it is the last thing you will ever see.

I need to know the result of these actions. I have unresolved questions 😳

He could have had a medical emergency, where he was up responsive, from heart attack, hypoglycemia, a seizure or anything else You've heard of fight or flight ... there's also freeze or fold. In a situation that is dangerous to life threatening ... some people will freeze and can't move no matter what, or then can fold which is pass out. It's an autonomic reaction.

Yes these videos are intense but you made me laugh thanks lol. Its called near death experiences so that means no one in the video died they all made it. So relax lol.

It's amazing to see how many people will risk their lives (or actually die) chasing a few moments of a cheap thrill. Do people really find their lives so empty and unfulfilling that they have to resort to such measures? 11:11 I guess some people just can't understand the concept of the "domino effect" and its potential lethality in such an environment. This guy obviously wasn't the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree.

I cannot fathom why the hangglider pilot didn't land at the top of the mountain. I think the only reason the passenger WAS able to hang on THAT long was, he HAD to live so that he would have the chance to beat the $hit out of the pilot for NOT making sure the passenger's harness was connected to the glider AND for NOT landing at the TOP of the hill when the issue was communicated to him.

You’re in the bears territory and you’re riding too close, totally humans fault

Kabir: I’m sorry this guys a dummy Me: nothing to be sorry about

Don't know why the paraglider didnt try to land sooner. He turned to the forested area and put that guys life in MORE danger. That didn't make any sense!

You want a real bear scene? Check out the first "Faces of Death".

A bear can literally knock your head off your shoulders with one swipe of its massive paw. That's how powerful they are. I agree with you regarding the snowmobiler. He was an absolute moron. And the hangglider was for me, also, the worst nightmare ever. I had a smaller version of that happen to me when I, too, was a young moron. My brother and I went to this fellow's house who had an 11' ladder on the edge of a 30' gulch that was full of bushes, felled trees, boulders, etc. The fellow was quite athletic and would climb very high into a tree on the other side. From that huge expanse, he would swing a very large marine-gauge rope with a loop at the bottom. The rope was actually too long, which made the experience even more terrifying. So, I'm standing on the ladder and reach out to catch the very heavy rope, stick my foot in the loop and basically jump off the ladder. There was about 10' of extra slack, so you have to free fall for a bit until the rope goes taut and there's an enormous jolt. I was about 17 at the time and was reed thin. My foot immediately slipped out of the loop as I swung across this huge cliff clinging to the rope with only my arms. If I had let go, I could easily fall to my death, or break a limb at the very least. So, I clung there with a kung fu grip. I missed my chance to jump back onto the cliff from where I jumped and realized the reason why the rope was about 10' too long. It was just the right length to jump back onto the cliff and you needed that extra height of the ladder to get enough swinging momentum. So, I had to use my body to create more momentum on the second pass. By then, I was able to get my foot back into the loop and on this second pass, which was much more enjoyable with my foot safely in that loop. Then, I easily jumped back onto the cliff. My brother and I both did this after church in our Sunday best. My older sister stood on the ladder for several minutes and climbed back down. She was the sensible one. Later in the car, my brother and I talked about the crazy thing we had both just done and decided we shouldn't have done it although it was so thrilling. A few weeks later, my older brother told me that the fellow's father made him remove the rope and ladder. Apparently, two people had fallen into the gulch. One person broke their wrist while the other broke their ankle. If you had seen what they fell on, how fast they were going, and the height of their fall, you'd realize they were actually lucky to be alive. That was one of several times I could have died pulling a stupid stunt.🤣

1:17 - I'm not 100% sure the Bear clip was legit. It looked a little CGIish. Plus Bears always hibernate in the Winter. I believe most Bear attacks occur in warmer weather. Of course I could very well be wrong

The paraglider broke both his wrists.

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Both people getting attacked by bears are idiots. Chasing a running bear is dumb. But I really don't have a lot of sympathy for someone who baits the bear so they can hunt it and the bear turns the tables on them.

KABIR!!! You are maybe gonna have to change your undies after that!!!!!! 😂

Don't tease a grizzley

Kabir there is no need to be such a drama King. Likely no one died. Do everyone a favor and calm down.