Top 10 Most Dramatic Footage of Natural Disasters Caught on Camera

They’re losing all of their homes and wealth HALLELUYAH!

Here's an intriguing fact: the Japanese earthquake was so immensely powerful that it shifted Japan by a staggering 8 feet

Some of these are genuinely terrifying. Living in Ireland, we're spared from these disasters. It truly makes you appreciate your blessings

You'd think theyd show more respect to the people who died by not sounding like shes describing fun rollercoaster rides

Some of these are utterly terrifying. Living in Ireland, we're spared from such disasters. It truly makes you appreciate your blessings

boring af

We know very well when disasters are going to strike: search for "The Great Disasters (Part 5)"

correction - tornadoes absolutely do "prefer" rural areas

We think we are ok?!?! We are floating on a constantly bombarded rock in the middle of space which is infinite nothingness while meanwhile said rock is threatening to kill us with natural disasters at least a couple times a year lmao NOTHING ABOUT THIS IS OK😂😂😂😂 but somehow we here tho😅😊

Come on lock it gonna be- camera not complete

NATURAL DISASTERS ON CAMERA :

(10) GREAT MIAMI TORNADO (1997)
(9) DEBRIS FLOW IN GRUNGNAY , SWITZERLAND (2018)
(8) MOUNT ONTAKE ERUPTION (2014) : JAPAN
(7) LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE (1989) (SAN FRANCISCO , CALIFORNIA )
(6) CHELYABINSK METEOR (2013) (RUSSIA) ( SONIC BOOM SHATTERS GLASS AND INJURES 1000 )
(5) INDIAN OCEAN TSANAMI (2004) ( TSUNAMI KILLS 230,000 )
(4) CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES (2017) ( KILLS 47 , DESTROYS 1000 BUILDINGS , 422 ACRES )
(3) MOUNT EVEREST AVALANCHE (2015) ( KILLS 9,000 )
(2) MOUNT ST. HELENS ERUPTION (1980) ( KILLS 50+ )
(1) TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI (2011) (KILLS 16,000 )

HONORABLE MENTION :

AUSTRALIA'S WILDFIRES OF 2019 TO 2020 (KILLED 34 , MANY WILDLIFE ANIMALS , DESTROYED 243,00 SQ. KMTRS)

they missed Hurricane Katrina

I wish she would not speak the entire video. Should be 50-50 audio to dialogue.

I'm still hate family guy ok?

And it still suck bro

tianjin explosion

Moral of the story: Mother Nature is done with us

I'm surprised Hurricane Katrina isn't on here

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really enjoyed this video, the compilation was put together so well. but honestly, while it's fascinating to see these disasters unfold, i wonder if sharing such footage desensitizes us to the real pain and suffering people go through during these events. what do you all think?

What an incredible compilation of natural disasters, really well put together! It's fascinating to see how powerful nature can be, but I can't help but wonder if showing these extreme events like this glorifies the destruction rather than raising awareness about the effects on communities. Just a thought!

great video, really impressive footage! but i can't help but wonder if showing these disasters for entertainment takes away from the seriousness of the situation. it might be better to focus more on the relief efforts instead of just the drama. what do you all think?

really great video! the footage is intense and really makes you appreciate the power of nature. but honestly, i can’t help but feel that sometimes these clips are more sensationalized than educational. do we really need to highlight the chaos when we should be focusing on the recovery and science behind these events?

this video is really well put together, and the footage is both compelling and eye-opening. however, i can't help but wonder if showcasing these disasters in such a dramatic way might desensitize viewers to the real-life implications and tragedies they bring. what do you all think?

great video! the footage was really intense and eye-opening. however, i can't help but wonder if showcasing these disasters sensationalizes the suffering of those affected. it feels like a fine line between raising awareness and turning tragedy into entertainment. what do you all think?

this video is really well put together, and the footage is incredibly gripping. however, i can't help but wonder if some of these clips glorify the disasters rather than just raising awareness. i mean, it's important to show the reality, but do we risk desensitizing people to the real suffering behind these events? just a thought!

this video is really well put together, and the footage is truly captivating. however, i can't help but feel that while these disasters are horrific, they also seem to glamorize the destruction instead of focusing on the recovery efforts. it's a tough balance, don’t you think?

this video is really impressive and well-put together! however, i can't help but wonder if showcasing such intense footage is actually respectful to the victims of these disasters. i feel like it might desensitize viewers to the seriousness of the situations. what do you all think?

great video, really enjoyed the selection and how well it was put together! but i have to say, while i appreciate the dramatic footage, it feels like sometimes these types of videos can trivialize the real suffering people face in these disasters. what do you all think?

great video, really well put together! it’s fascinating to see how nature can be both beautiful and terrifying. however, i can’t help but think that sometimes these footage can desensitize people to the real dangers and suffering that come with these disasters. what do you all think?

great video! really showcases the power of nature. but honestly, i can't help but wonder if some of these clips were sensationalized a bit for views. we should appreciate the seriousness of these events rather than turn them into entertainment, right?

this video is really well put together, and the footage is undeniably powerful. however, i can't help but think that showcasing these disasters might desensitize viewers to the real-life impacts they have on communities. it’s a tricky balance between raising awareness and exploiting tragedy. what do you all think?

great video, really captivating footage! but honestly, i feel like sometimes these compilations can be a bit exploitative. it’s important to remember the real human impact behind these tragedies, you know?

this video is really well put together, great job on the editing! i have to say though, while these natural disasters are incredibly intense and show the power of nature, i sometimes wonder if sharing such footage desensitizes us to the real impact on people's lives. it feels like we’re watching a spectacle rather than acknowledging the tragedy behind it all. what do you all think?

great video, really captures the raw power of nature! but honestly, i feel like sometimes these compilations sensationalize the tragedies rather than honor the lives affected. what do you all think?

this video is really well put together, and the footage is truly captivating. it's amazing how technology can capture such raw moments. but honestly, i can’t help but feel that sometimes these videos trivialize the real suffering people go through during disasters. do you guys think we should be showcasing these events for views, or does it serve a greater purpose in raising awareness?

really loved how you put this together, the footage is stunning and so impactful. however, i can't help but wonder if showcasing these disasters has the potential to desensitize viewers to real-life tragedies. what do you all think?

great video! the editing and choice of footage are really impressive. however, I can't help but wonder if showcasing these disasters like this might sensationalize the tragedies and take away from the real human impact. it's a tough balance between raising awareness and being respectful, don’t you think?

really enjoyed the video, the footage was stunning and well put together. but i gotta say, while i appreciate the dramatic nature of these disasters, it sometimes feels like we’re glorifying tragedy rather than focusing on the real-life impacts on communities. what do you all think?

Wow, this video really showcases the power of nature in such a captivating way! It's incredible how these moments were captured, but I can't help but think about the ethics of sharing such intense footage. Should we really be watching these tragedies for entertainment? It feels a bit exploitative at times, don’t you think?

wow, great job with this video! the footage you shared was super intense and definitely gives a real sense of the power of nature. but honestly, i can't help but wonder if showcasing these disasters like this could be a bit exploitative. i mean, while it’s important to raise awareness, shouldn't we also be mindful of the people affected by these events? just a thought!

wow, this video really showcases the power of nature in a compelling way, I appreciate the effort put into compiling these clips. however, I can't help but wonder if some of these moments cross the line into sensationalism. while it's crucial to raise awareness about natural disasters, do we risk desensitizing people to the real dangers? just a thought!

what an incredible compilation! the footage really captures the raw power of nature. however, i can't help but feel that some of these clips are quite sensationalized. while they show the intensity, i wonder if they also overshadow the real human impact and suffering these disasters cause. it’s a fine line between awareness and exploitation, right?

what a fascinating video! the footage is incredibly powerful and really showcases the raw strength of nature. however, i can't help but feel that sometimes these compilations can overshadow the serious impact these disasters have on people's lives. shouldn't we focus more on the human stories behind these events rather than just the dramatic visuals?

really enjoyed the video, the footage is intense and well put together. however, i can't help but wonder if showing such dramatic clips might desensitize viewers to the real devastation these events cause. it's a fine line between raising awareness and sensationalism, don't you think?

i really enjoyed this video; the editing and choice of footage were superb! however, i can't help but wonder if showcasing these disasters like this might desensitize viewers to the real human suffering behind them. it feels like we're watching a movie instead of acknowledging the impact on people's lives. what do you all think?

Which Natural disaster caught on camera shocked you the most? Any we should have included?