Reacting to The SCARIEST Natural Disasters Caught on Video – Part 1

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1. You seem so traumatized by this. We live on a dynamic planet.

2. OHIO is where I live and I've experienced TWO earthquakes right here in Cincinnati.

3. 21:52 !!!

4. I think when I was a kid I think I was in a earthquakes in Mexico when I visited my grandparents in Mexico but it wasn’t much bad as this

5. can we just pray for eevryone who might have died i am worried about japanese ones man they suffer more than us every yr and still are more advanced than us lol

6. Please react to The Donner Party by Weird History

7. These people recording these videos are truly the dumbest people on earth.

8. In my opinion tsunamis are the worst. I scarred myself watching a bunch of tsunami videos a while ago, so I knew immediately that the ocean video was a tsunami. Never again will I go to a beach 🤪

9. Yeeeeaaah, we are at the mercy of Mother Nature.

10. It was indeed too loud until you turned it down. And my earphones are an extra-quiet kind.

11. Those last clips (ended at 23:44) were all of the meteor that exploded over Russia in 2013. It was the size of a 6 story building. And it exploded and the fragments landed in different places which was what caused the varying bangs and booms. It's not war or missiles. Space is not a safe place and the Earth is constantly at risk of getting hit by an asteroid.
    Also: if you're ever near the shore and the sea starts to recede…RUN. That's the first sign of an imminent Tsunami. Also pay attention to the animals. If the animals are running, you should too.

12. Yes I have been an earthquake and no it wasn't in California it was actually in New York and then another one in Virginia. Surprisingly enough

13. I have been caught in an earthquake! I live in Anchorage, Alaska. They are very scary. And some take a long time to go away. The thing about earthquakes that is the scariest is when it starts, you can't tell how bad it will be. And the initial shaking isn't how strong it is. It gets stronger and stronger. It's the unknown. Still love my state though.

14. So for your question at 17:11 if it was a person: It doesn't look like it. I'm at least 99% sure that was just the railing from the balcony. You can kind of see the railing being ripped off prior to it looking like a person. I think it's just the way that it folded that made it look like a person

15. The earthquake hit the Kansai Airport hard. And long. I watched that video. There were 2 mothers on the floor protecting their young child with their bodies during the earthquake. Afterwards, I believe everyone exited the airport. But, the authorities encouraged them to go back in – because when there's a strong earthquake, there's a strong possibility of a tsunami. Sure enough, the video shows the ocean coming towards the airport, pass it, etc.. It was violent waters. Scary.

    The next video was also in Japan. It's a village by the sea. I would read the comments of these videos. People said that sometimes the people fled to the tsunami-designated hillside – and unfortunately, it wasn't high enough to protect them.

16. Biggest quake I was in was 6.8 in 2001, here in Washington State.

17. I’m just sayin, imagine WW1 or WW2 if everyone had a phone like they do today. When WW3 eventually happens, people will end up with PTSD just from the videos. One of the first things that is likely to go out the window in another large scale war like that is the Geneva Convention.

18. I grew up in California. I was a kid when the Northridge quake happened. One thing the videos I watch of earthquakes never capture is the noise. The rumbling of the ground is hard to describe. We had small quakes all the time, but the large ones, they are terrifying. Some roll, some are intense shaking. But the noise to me was terrrifying

19. That one was a meteor, not a missal, so still a natural disaster. there are so many videos of that one. It shattered the glass of everything in it's path. That sound was the sonic boom it made as it went past

20. I'm sorry but I replayed 19:30 a couple of times!
    But seriously, your reactions are so genuine and wholesome. Those were some serious videos!

21. You might like this video showing the eyewall of Hurricane Michael from ground view inside the eye. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-iRXYRRGXQ Also if you like that you could check out the extended video/documentary showing multiple different storm chaser perspectives https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDgtRFlaZT4

22. 64 quake in AK was the worst

23. Please react to this Hurricane Camille documentary. There’s 2 parts. It’s insane.
    Part 1: https://youtu.be/okXBaOIvkQ4
    Part 2: https://youtu.be/PIY0VOljOcA

24. Your mic is too quiet and audio is too loud

25. I have been in a 6.9 earthquake about 2 almost 3 years ago and it was horrible it lasted 1min 30 seconds there was localized damage and power outages no Deaths

26. I feel like I just learned to say “Oh, f*#k!” in 10 different languages…

27. Important note hope you see this and it helps. Pressing < > will step one frame forward or backward on youtube.

28. man people are actually dying in this video. 🙁 My god those tsunamis were awful. People need to respect weather more and get to a safe place before recording/watching it. I feel so bad for those who did not make it. I have cried for every tsunami video I have seen knowing how helpless people were and how many died. The earthquake that started them was 5+ minutes long.

    One of my friends was playing a game online with someone and they said they had to go the tsunami warning was going off. I hope they made it.

29. They are not leaving because they are probably in a concrete structure on a higher floor and that is a better position than at street level when it hits. 🙁

30. The humanity of your reactions is what makes you the best reaction guy on YouTube. Especially during the really tough-to-watch videos. It might not have been an easy watch, but this was your best video yet.

31. The tsunami waves advanced at 160 kph (100 mph), leaving no time to escape by foot or realistically by car. Boatsmen fortunate to reach their their boats in time, took them out to sea and directed them straight into the 15.25 m (50 ft) waves to rescue their crafts.

    Walls that were designed to defend against tsunamis were cleared by the Fukushima tsunami due to the unprecedented size of the 9.1 Sendai earthquake. Among them was the wall that defended the Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Ōkuma, Fukushima Prefecture. The company that ran the plant, TEPCO, has compensated victims, mainly thyroid cancer patients, at least GBR£46 billion (USD$63.3 billion).

    19,747 dead
    6,242 injured
    2,556 missing

    Peak wave landing height: 40.5 m (133 ft) in Miyako, Iwate, Tōhoku.

32. yes in a 7.8 magnitude. I was in 3rd floor of my house and some stairs were cracked.

33. He didn't know it was a meteor?

34. I didn't end up finishing the video. I "like" these (am fascinated by them) but this one was too much.

35. You have a kind and empathetic heart man. You're a good man who cares.

36. I was in the ridge crest earthquake but I barley felt it cause how far I was from the epicenter

37. I know these people died years ago but it's still really sad seeing their last moments.

38. The last was awful. The person getting hit by the rock made me cry. You stopped it at a good point. Not your fault. That video was crazy!

39. Lmao omg that meteor explosion!!

40. If you want a more uplifting video to react to….

    go to MBest11x (Matt Best, owner of Black Rifle Coffee) YouTube channel. Watch the "If Veterans Were In Horror Films" series. He & his friends are hilarious!

41. I'm guessing the tsunami was the most recent one in Japan? I have a good college friend that lives in Japan. They personally weren't hurt but had friends family in it

42. If you live near the ocean and the water disappears, RUN

    I'm glad that where I live it's mostly hurricanes and we can have several days notice to prepare.

43. Felt very mild shocks from a massive one that was in Mexico I was in San Diego California. A bit of shaking like a truck going past. Definitely wouldn't want to be in a massive one. Super scary cause there's not much u can do. Most weather you got some warning

44. Tsunami’s are so scary.

45. Day 3? Asking to react to the El Reno tornado video by Horror Stories

46. The explosion in the air was the Chelyabinsk Event that took place in 2013

47. Videos about natural disasters must be seen so that people learn live for today because tomorrow is never guaranteed.

48. Yes, I have been through two very small earthquakes. One was in NY in 2010 or so when an earthquake hit off the coast near Washington, DC. The second was when I visiting a town south of Mexico City. At about 3 AM, my bed began to shake when a major earthquake hit off the coast of Acapulco in 2000.

    I have been through many hurricanes and other crazy storms, but I haven't gone through is a tornado. Although I have seen some near my old home in New York.

49. Hugs for Thurston.
    It's completely fair for you to stop reacting to something if it's upsetting you like that. I'm glad you made the right call for yourself.

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