5 EXTREME Avalanche Caught On Camera 

In Montana we get avalanches but rarely does anyone die because avalanches are predictable. They occur in the same places and cover the same territory basically every time making what they call the avalanche zone. Those guys in Patagonia knew exactly where to film and stand, at the edge of the zone, before the avalanche started, probably by blast caps.

The fact that they were laughing the whole time shows how dumb they are.

@@tomphillips3162 you can clearly see a "mirador" on a panel next to them. Wich means "watchtower"

@@michaelmichaelagnew8503or they knew where to stand safely…

@@michaelmichaelagnew8503 No.

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Hahahaha yeah thought the same "uh oh" 😂🤣😂

listen to weather reports, prepare your tours and dont go off track and u dont need to fear. atleast thats how we as austrians do it.

Do you have an airbag?

Assuming you don’t already, get as much training as you can. It can, and if you need it, will save your life

@@IAmTheRealHim True. I have done a couple of Avalanche Survival trainings.

@@benschaeffer8102 right on brother

I don’t think this video is a ranking video per se, I think they are listed in a format of least to most interesting.

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You're joking. Everything he showed we've seen before. He adds hype and drama to clips where none exists. Definitely not impressed.

@@DG-AI777 some people never seen these

@BriansAnims Then you obviously don't watch RU-vid at all. These clips have been stolen and shown countless times over and are old. But hey, you obviously enjoy the hype. Have fun.

@@DG-AI777 maybe I do watch RU-vid but I don’t search these up? I only found this video randomly.

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Wrong. It was easily the most deadly. Getting wrapped around a tree is less fun than you assume.

@@bimfred Still doesn't qualify as an "extreme avalanche" just because someone got wrapped around a tree. An extreme avalanche would have mutilated him.

@@graywolf4696 Sorry. You’re right. I had ignored the description. And in fact, there is little comme thread between the slides anyway. So… Fuck it. Cheers

@@bimfred Lolz! Enjoy your weekend friend! 🪖🎖

You Czechs have silesia? I thought only poland had it

@@MrDead00 Bigger part of Silesia is in Poland.

Some of us still call it that because our ancestors were Czechoslovakian and it's hard to keep up with how often some other countries change names. 😊

My uncle has a friend who shoots those off somewhere out west.

You are right !!! In 1987 I remember seeing one in a Warren Miller movie . I believe it either was Whistler BC or Banff but I cant remember for sure other than Mr. Miller sure could film pure skiing @ the highest level

Dude just liked his own comment…

@@JoseFernandez-uk4co I was just so proud of having written a comment in English!!!

@@shaocristalwow! very good english!

It sounds like "nervous laughter" when in reality they're scared out of their minds and don't know what else to do! They were probably praying in between the giggles, scary stuff! 😲

@@ladyvaderkmc1 no they weren’t but you cant run so

Well t think they noticed it’s mostly fine powder with no real force or masses of snow behind it so far from the mountain itself. . They were uphill too so it wasn’t really dangerous. Looked amazing though. And of course everyone gets a little nervous because you never know for sure

I'm chilean and they said: - ohh hahah this is sick!... woho!... nah.. i think it can't reach us..I don't think it can..ohh.. I never thought of witness an avalanch in live.. let's delight in this. - hey dude.. I think it can reach us.. - you think so?..oh oh.. wow.. wow.. - ... - holly fuck.. oh.. hide here man.. *nervous laughing*.. this is crazy this is crazy.. *nervous laughing* - so sick hahah.. fuck!.. this is pure snow..hahahaahah - hahahahah.. like you all can see the avalanch almost cover us.. there it's "Chicho"... we are ok.. the avalanch didnt make it here heheheh

​@@DanyHernandez90legand thanks

You are correct! I live about 45 minutes away from General Sherman and 3 and a 1/2 hours to the North from Lake Tahoe

Thanks for your comment!

This was the best of the 5 and I was this close to ducking myself in my Condo !!!! Mother Fricking Nature 🏔

@@stoneysscapes7544 I genuinely thought "ducking" was autocorrect and was so confused what your comment meant

@@robparsons7910 He was actually *fucking* himself, so no ducks were harmed here.

Isis calls it a Infidel avalanche.

In Romanian its called Avalanșă! Almost same as in english!

(Indonesia) Longsor Salju (Javanese) jugrugan salju

Norwegian; "Snøskred". "Snø" means "snow", and "skred" is a "landslide". "Jord" means "dirt", so often we say "jordskred" to specify that it is a "landslide", and not a snow or mud slide. "Schneebrett" sounds like a direct translation of the word "snowboard". Whats the German word for snowboard?

In Danish it’s called a lavine 😊

That was just a slough, I've been caught in a few.

@@guyincognito. Sure you have big man