Everest for Mountaineers: Episode 6 Death Zone Ultra HD 

Agreed. It’s a disgrace.

Wtf take beers cans up there to litter

Well he wouldnt have slipped if the guy wasnt forcibly shaking his hand while he was trying to descend without any safety gear

Woah that's insane. Alpine chough maybe? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpine_chough After looking at it closer with the vid paused I'm almost certain it is.

Some vulture feeding on scraps most likely.

@@aa2339 I'm quite certain it's an Alpine chough... At 8,300m!

100.000 ...

These people that do this are nuts. Selfish people obsessed with their own destruction.

It’s at 13:20. Crazy.

Bless that Chinese guide who gave his own up to help him.

The guy that stole it was thinking his whole dream depended on that equipment. Not an excuse

You get cought you very well might become part of the mountian, if you know what I mean

...thankfully you can now blame this damn virus for not being able to exercise or take up a new hobby😉🥰

@@anniefranks6881 Er... This Wu-flu?

Almost

They get paid to do that, that is their job, and they are thankful for that, sherpas are toughest human beings with big hearts. Snow flakes making everything political and shit nowadays

I know, it's absolutely disgusting how the newer docs try to keep the Sherpas out of the scenes

@@toneyfree7179 no one brought politics , you did .

They get paid to do what they do.. think about this the next time a waitress brings you food.. after the cook makes it.

Trust Babies.

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𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐑𝐞𝐝𝐑𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐧 that’s why I watch these videos. There is little in this life that I fear but climbing Everest is one of them. There is just no way anything could get me on that mountain above base camp 😂. From the avalanches, sleeping at severe angles with high winds that could launch you off the mountain, the freezing cold, just having bad luck and getting edema and/or brain swelling, crossing the ice fall multiple times, crossing 100ft+ falls over ladders with spiked boots, yeah no way not worth it for me.

Maybe they're smart enough to watch it at home and not to risk their lives on an expensive vanity project/selfie opportunity. We in the west are so empty that we need shit like this to fulfill our lives, in the process risking others from poor nations forced to help dumb foreigners to make a living.

@@enterthecringe7552 you must live a borin life with that mindset

It truly is disgusting. I read that with few climbers due to CoVid-19 pandemic, the Sherpa on the Nepalese (Southern) side of the mountain used the break to bring down a massive 6 TONS OF GARBAGE! That's 6 tons packed out on the backs of men who think of this mountain as a Goddess. But there's still another estimated 10 tons left on that side alone. Seven decades of piggish behaviour on both sides of Chomolungma/Sagarmatha have left it the highest garbage dump and sewer on the planet. But the governments on either side don't care, and their laws aren't being enforced - so climbers who couldn't be bothered to pack out the required amount of 18kg of garbage, and just take a dump whenever and wherever or just dump their wag bags in a crevice simply don't get their deposit back - and they couldn't care less about a $4,000 refund either. (And only a few outfits have just recently introduced the use of wag bags, but most still don't even use them). So it's covered in garbage. And frozen human crap - approximately 14,000 KILOS of it each and every season! And unless the climbers step up their game and pack their garbage AND crap out with them - no one is going to want to go there just to climb up a mountain covered in human SHIT. There's literally TONS of it - particularly at the camps above either Base Camp, and Camp II on the Nepalese side has become such a mess that severe cases of illness are being reported each year from drinking ice-melt infected with fecal waste from around the camp and has ended the expeditions of many a climber in recent years. I don't know what they do on the Tibetan side, but the 'blue barrel' system at Base Camp on the Nepalese side is reportedly working well, with the filled barrels of human waste being hauled out by Yak to open pits at nearby Gorak Shep which is on the trail to and from EBC. BUT.. it's become painfully apparent that the waste from the pits is now leaching into the river of ice-melt that is the water source for over a million people further down the Khumbu Valley...So what SHOULD be the purest water on earth is already polluted! People at Everest are pigs, and something HAS TO CHANGE!

@@j.whiteoak6408 disgusting 🤮

@@j.whiteoak6408 these people should be ashamed of themselves...

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It is literally their job to do so and they take pride in it.

Lol good one

Plenty of people climb with no sherpa support. I'd no one used them they'd stop making money

Justin Pino i think it’s not allowed to go up Mount Everest without a sherpa

Exactly, it is a given that those who are not hardened climbers who have been doing it their whole lives will need a lot of assistance to make that scale of a summit. Theres still only thousands of people in the world who have successfully summited, out of the billions on earth. Great accomplishment.

Most everyone up there coughs with regularity.

@@ryans9029 Cant understand the fascination with the high risk of death or harm to your one body

@@ChristoherWGray yea it can seem silly. But with further thought, it's no different than any other risk taken in the name of "fun" or recognition... Like jumping motorcycles over obstacles, or doing drugs. Racing cars. Skydiving. River rafting. Whatever risky things people do for no actual gain.

@@ChristoherWGray hahahaha human existence has no meaning at all, take it since there.

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It’s Tibet not chinese

@@SudhirDudeja Thank you!

I just watched a video on that journey, would you know how much $ that hike would cost , you know maybe a ballpark figure

INANYMIN between $1 and $100k

The Sherpa on this expedition do EVERYTHING! Plus they had extra oxygen from Camp 3 to the Summit AND return - and Sherpa have to lug each one of those cylinders up to each camp - plus extra cylinders to the Summit for the descent - for each and every client! And these guys do not even have to pitch their own tents anywhere...No one would get anywhere without the Sherpa. But I thought it interesting that the Chinese law demands that a Sherpa accompany a Westerner to the Summit so that they don't defect into Nepal!

😂

I sure as hell wouldn't think so.

Crazy that they all follow the same route stuck behind sherpas forced to carry their egotistical, fat-assed asthmatic clients up the mountain!

@@anniefranks6881 Unless they are experienced climbers, the South Col route is the easiest on the mountain, and can't be deviated from. Again, experienced climbers can take different routes that are a bit more challenging, but for the ascending sheep who have no business up there to begin with, that's the route.

FFs it’s a mountain! Let it be climbed, what does it matter to you people who haven’t do it. Get back to your rooms now before your mums find out you’ve been

@@JokersWild70 didn't even know there was more than one route to the peak/summit ....interesting! Thanks for the info!

Yes good idea. May as well load up on oxygen bottles and take a helicopter straight up to camp 2. No faffing!

trying to figure K2 out.

Harry Hood! Nice catch

David Clubb whats a phish?

@@Apocryptoz A rock music band

Mike A Ah thanks

Listening to Phish would kill me before Everest would.

Not to mention the lungs screaming at you, and the dry cough makes your head feel like it will explode with every hack...it beat me down too.

exactly, the guy nearly fell to his death, just nod and let them go out safely

I just made it with a Tibetan singing bowl, and a sample of a Tibetan horn!

Yeah, this music is cheering up

Hope you are happy and well too!!

Just adding a timestamp: 28:11

Noticed that to, had to find out what kind it was. Amazing how high birds can survive.

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Down at the lower camps they set up tiny tents where they dig a hole in the ground and then put one of those giant buckets in the hole. When they are full they screw on the big plastic top and ship it down the mountain to dispose of. Up higher on the mountain, you just try to find some rocks or something as far away from the camp and snow that may be used for drinking water to go to the bathroom.