also don't breath out of your mouth because after a certain amount of time you will be breathing in the CO2 that has com out of you mouth. you could die that way
Yeeeea, just remember when you get hit by an avalanche which by the way can reach up to 300 km/h and you're thrown around like a ragdoll, be sure to create a perfect igloo to lay in as you're being crushed by snow.
One time I Was mixed in a avalanche,Not dead and I almsot Got Blown off a few Miles From the ground,I had a pocket knife and stabbed the stone......Too bad I was Slow and wasted time,Another avalanche Came and Flew me off,I went flying but I survived,I was almsot about to land safely Before the second avalanche hit me,I had a few bruises,Kinda happy I didn't end up on a bed in the hospital
Big difference between covered by snow with no oxygen, and a big open gap, with potentially so little loose snow on it, it actually allows a bit of airflow.
@@JelinekFS Im guessing what he ment was, theres a big difference in getting a huge air-room than being swallowed by snow. So this video doesnt really show realistic situations. And the last bit i think he means that in the big gaps you can actually get airflow so again not accurate to real situations
Mr.PoopyButtHole 1652 No they don't. If you live in a mountainous region,then yes it could/can happen. If you live where there are no mountains,then guess what? No avalanche.
Warning: Prolonged sitting on couch in front of TV, eating chips, and drinking sugary shit may cause early death. But seriously, fuck dying in an avalanche
After cupping your head for oxygen spit so see which way up you are if you're upside down it goes up your nose if you are the right way up then it dribbles down your chin
+StampyFishGaming Green Even IF you are able to secure an air pocket, so what if you are upside down?? You are not able to move when you are buried in an avalanche.. So if your plan is to dig yourself out after spitting, then forget it! Your only hope is other people digging you out.
are you sure it's impossible to dig yourself out? snow can be compacted, to get your arms in a usable position you could slide them along your body. i mean i know it would be very difficult but im not sure its impossible. people say you're trapped under the weight of the snow but the snow somewhat supports it's own weight. i'm skeptical until i try it myself (burying myself in some snow, not getting buried by an avalanche)
@@descai10 this is old but I’m an avalanche professional and cannot bare to see this stupidity on the internet. Once snow has gone through the energetic event of an avalanche it becomes easier to bond together (or sinter) this creates a layer of snow that is incredibly dense. If you take all the air out of snow it just becomes water, water is heavy. The only circumstance in which you could dig yourself out is a partial burial (people have). But go walk and probe avi debris and you will realize how heavy, dense, and strong it is.
When you stop moving try to dig a area around your chest so you have room to stretch your stomach when you breath also try to stick your hand up through the snow (just hope your fingertips reach the top) so the search and rescue can find you better
How to Survive a Potentially Deadly Avalanche (Episode 7) 1. Pull out your portable stove and cook some eggs. 2. Get your drink bottle out and drink. 3. change your wet and cold clothes. 4. Get your pillow out and take a nap. 5. Pull out your console and play games until you get bored. 6 Call for help.
What happens when you get crushed by hundreds of tons of snow moving 200mph? I mean, I could make a little air pocket if I got buried by a snowblower. But avalanche snow pack is pretty much like concrete.
I'll be sure to ask the avalanche to stop tossing me into trees and rocks while I make a oxygen pocket. Or I'll go hulk mode move my arms in front of my face afterwards and make a pocket, I mean come on its only a few tons of snow.
people, the space they put buddy in was only to demonstrate how ski patrol will find you. its a great way to train ski patrol too. ski patrol like to practice using other people, but they wont go all out to put the person be at risk.
Question: Why are American documentaries/tv shows so big on 'figures'? Like at the beginning of this it said "A mountain avalanche can release enough snow to fill 1300 dump trucks"... like what kind of stupid 'scientific' figure is that? I can't think of many other 'memorable' figures, but in almost every American documentary I've ever watched they seem to give some sort of weird comparison like "Longer than 25 train carriages" or "The length of 2 football fields" etc... seems kind of weird?
I believe it's to give us something to compare with we can comprehend what that number actually means. Unless your some kind of construction working or scientist working with weights, it'd be difficult for us to understand just how much that many tons are.
+Mining Forge Seems because of america mostly still uses the outdated imperial units, people that use the metric system seem to have a better idea of distances and weight because of the much easier and more convinient metric system.
+MrHat556 That's Eric's point. It's not that hard to understand mass and volume numbers. It's just not. You have pointed out the "new" America. The people who can't possibly put their brain around cubic meters, or metric tons, or any measurement other than "dump truck" and "football field". As a nation, we should be sort of embarrassed.
Wow that was brutal, so ignore the warning signs, high point your sled and then wonder why you died? It took patrol 20mins if you look at the stats your 80% likely to be dead. Not to mention the snow boarder at the start got lucky as a large number of deaths occur my blunt force trauma from the stuff you hit on the way down the mountain at 200km/hour. If this ain't a fluff piece for your living room viewer I don't know what is.
Its for people who consider themselves hot shots or risk takers. They know their risks but they choose to go. Still it would be a blessing to get saved either way.
Best way to survive an avalanche is to know how to assess conditions, know how to travel in avalanche terrain, know when it’s safe, have adequate training, have a transceiver, shovel, and probe, and know your partners have some training, or are willing to learn. If you are going to rely on an “air pocket”, your already dead. If you plan on using your rescue equipment for anything other than practice, your partners need to find a new ski partner.
Bold of y’all to assume you can move around freely in some little cocoon that you’ll 100% definitely find yourself in if you happen to be in a real avalanche
Because, if u are covered by densed packed snow, you dont want it to fall ontop of u if you got a airroom do you? Making movement and digging can risk everything falling ontop of u
Yeah its all well and good having space to breath.... but if you were to get buried in an avalanche, you wouldnt... You are encased in concrete like snow. Unable to move anything, even a finger.
i saw a video where someone was under about 2 meters of snow, he said the only air pocket he had was his hands over his mouth, but on the video you see him digging a slightly bigger air pocket, so i think there is some wiggle room.
I was once trapped under 14 feet of snow with a broken leg, I had a go-pro with me but it broke in the collision of the avalanche or at least it was permanently disabled
If you get a air-pocket that big you should consider yourself the luckiest man alive.
Treety1791 not possible
Robert wrong
😂
also don't breath out of your mouth because after a certain amount of time you will be breathing in the CO2 that has com out of you mouth. you could die that way
@@julied3146 bruh its the same as breathing out of your nose you fucking rock head. Co2 is coming either way
Why did they show the same segment twice?
Yeah
+Coreon Lewis I realised too
+Coreon Lewis that got me pissed
+TvMonkey Studios g
neema ayeshwaht?
''you may see a avalanche coming, but you'll never out run it!''... related videos - man does back flip while out running avalanche. ok then
Hahhaha D::D:DD:D::D:D::D
hst9 saw it too
Ha!
That was a smaller one that has no chance of killing someone
hst9 I literally thought that exact same thing. Even saw the other video
Yeeeea, just remember when you get hit by an avalanche which by the way can reach up to 300 km/h and you're thrown around like a ragdoll, be sure to create a perfect igloo to lay in as you're being crushed by snow.
they make abs airbags now that do it for you
Thunder Death 2 airbags don't create a hole for you, they can keep you raised in the loose snow. They still won't save you in every scenario, though.
Thunder Death 2 WATTT SAME PROFILE PICTURE?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? LOL!
One time I Was mixed in a avalanche,Not dead and I almsot Got Blown off a few Miles From the ground,I had a pocket knife and stabbed the stone......Too bad I was Slow and wasted time,Another avalanche Came and Flew me off,I went flying but I survived,I was almsot about to land safely Before the second avalanche hit me,I had a few bruises,Kinda happy I didn't end up on a bed in the hospital
Wolfbane_41, thank you
Big difference between covered by snow with no oxygen, and a big open gap, with potentially so little loose snow on it, it actually allows a bit of airflow.
What?
@@jaiphillips9172 english probably isn't his first language calm down
@@jaiphillips9172 calm kid stfu
@@littlebean2528 stfu
@@JelinekFS Im guessing what he ment was, theres a big difference in getting a huge air-room than being swallowed by snow. So this video doesnt really show realistic situations. And the last bit i think he means that in the big gaps you can actually get airflow so again not accurate to real situations
Was defiantly better the second time
Yes, it was insubordinately better
Poontang_Pounder definitely*
=)))
LMAO
what if, low key, he actually meant defiantly instead of definitely. the 2nd time was defiant towards the first thus making it better.
Oh, so that's how I survive an avalanche.... Throw some bombs and don't suffocate
holkemann it's not that easy
They throw the bombs so avalanches don’t happen while people are on the mountain
How to survive a avalanche:
Step one: be australian.
Step two: repeat step one.
Lmao
WHY DID YOU REPEAT THE VIDEO WHY!!!
Diecastcow I thought I was going crazy thank God that actually happened again in the video haha
im not sure but i think its like that so it doesnt get taken down
But abc itself is posting it and abc made the news video so i dont think so
I think it's because he earns more money with longer videos
The Minecraft Expidition you spelled expedition wrong.
Survives avalanche gets angry
Edgy boi
I already know how to protect and avoid an avalanche. Don't ever go where they happen.
it happens every where
Mr.PoopyButtHole 1652 No they don't. If you live in a mountainous region,then yes it could/can happen. If you live where there are no mountains,then guess what? No avalanche.
Yeah, you might as well not leave the house because you'd get robbed at any time. What a fun life you must live.
it doesnt happen at my computer desk
they are unpredictable
Total bullshit, you have tons of force surrounding your body from all angles, not a spacious igloo to be "trapped under".
Yeah the chances of you being in a small pocket like he was in at the beginning is so slim, you would just be swallowed by it
Just imagining being trapped under thick snow with no air is the most terrifying death. 😢💔 those poor people
My condolences go out to all of their families and wishing them lots of health,happiness and love
WHY TF AM I WATCHING THIS,I LIVE IN A ARID PLACE
you might go to a mountain sometime in your life? Either that or CZcams algorithms again
NᴏᴠɪᴄᴇIɴDɪsɢᴜɪsᴇ True
Justice same
u never know 💯
So, I just watched the same thing twice thinking it was a recap. Now I REALLY know how to survive an avalanche.
Just bring emergency oxygen and some netflix and you're all set.
As an Australian avalanches are a big threat to my saftey so this video helps a lot!
There is no way he would have that much of a air pocket
Repeats, repeats and repeats!
ya
I know how to survive an avalanche!!! Stay in your house for he rest of your life
......no just.....no
You cant survive an avalanche if you dont get in an avalanche.
Warning: Prolonged sitting on couch in front of TV, eating chips, and drinking sugary shit may cause early death.
But seriously, fuck dying in an avalanche
I DoDaily What if I live on a mountain...
true
They should cause a big ass avalanche and put 5 skiers right next to it, and then who ever survives is the winner
Avalanche Roulette
yeah but its abc they always lie
If they all die is it a tie?
After cupping your head for oxygen spit so see which way up you are if you're upside down it goes up your nose if you are the right way up then it dribbles down your chin
+StampyFishGaming Green Even IF you are able to secure an air pocket, so what if you are upside down?? You are not able to move when you are buried in an avalanche.. So if your plan is to dig yourself out after spitting, then forget it! Your only hope is other people digging you out.
are you sure it's impossible to dig yourself out? snow can be compacted, to get your arms in a usable position you could slide them along your body. i mean i know it would be very difficult but im not sure its impossible.
people say you're trapped under the weight of the snow but the snow somewhat supports it's own weight. i'm skeptical until i try it myself (burying myself in some snow, not getting buried by an avalanche)
Boopy Doopy Who TF cares
@@jen-a-purr people who might get in this situation if you don’t care why you watching this you moody menopause twat piss off
@@descai10 this is old but I’m an avalanche professional and cannot bare to see this stupidity on the internet. Once snow has gone through the energetic event of an avalanche it becomes easier to bond together (or sinter) this creates a layer of snow that is incredibly dense. If you take all the air out of snow it just becomes water, water is heavy. The only circumstance in which you could dig yourself out is a partial burial (people have). But go walk and probe avi debris and you will realize how heavy, dense, and strong it is.
The clips of the avalanches in the first 45 seconds oh my god those look so satisfying to watch
>How you doin in there?
>Chillin
an avalanche basically a landslide of ice, a landslide is an avalanche of dirt
Why did they repeat the same thing twice
Longer video for ad revenue or watch time probably
so that the people in the back can hear
ikr so unprofessional. even for some regular random youtuber, this is abc news' official channel.
The second half of the video was my favourite
Thank you for the advice
When you stop moving try to dig a area around your chest so you have room to stretch your stomach when you breath also try to stick your hand up through the snow (just hope your fingertips reach the top) so the search and rescue can find you better
How to Survive a Potentially Deadly Avalanche (Episode 7)
1. Pull out your portable stove and cook some eggs.
2. Get your drink bottle out and drink.
3. change your wet and cold clothes.
4. Get your pillow out and take a nap.
5. Pull out your console and play games until you get bored.
6 Call for help.
Imagine you fly to a tree trunk, you are toasted 🤣🤣🤭🙊 so cool!
Dump trucks? That’s an Olympic swimming pool worthy volume.
2:32 Hot damn, that is beautiful work!
I'm Canadian and I went snowboarding in kickinghorse and I had fun there
I hada dejavu watching this
What happens when you get crushed by hundreds of tons of snow moving 200mph? I mean, I could make a little air pocket if I got buried by a snowblower. But avalanche snow pack is pretty much like concrete.
*Drops Mic*
Not enough repeats, need more repeats!
I want to be in ski patrol, but this looks so scary, I think I’ll just stick to mountains in New Hampshire where I live
im ready for my ski trip now
I'm glad I'm watching a couple of days before I go skiing for the first time
S᷉᷈k᷉᷈i᷉᷈i᷉᷈n᷉᷈g᷉᷈ F᷉᷈i᷉᷈r᷉᷈s᷉᷈t᷉᷈ t᷉᷈i᷉᷈m᷉᷈e᷉᷈. I᷉᷈n᷉᷈ t᷉᷈h᷉᷈e᷉᷈ m᷉᷈o᷉᷈u᷉᷈n᷉᷈t᷉᷈a᷉᷈i᷉᷈n᷉᷈s᷉᷈?
It’s been 4 years bro u good
I'll be sure to ask the avalanche to stop tossing me into trees and rocks while I make a oxygen pocket. Or I'll go hulk mode move my arms in front of my face afterwards and make a pocket, I mean come on its only a few tons of snow.
Snow can support its own weight pretty deep, and can be compacted
i would rarely being in such a situation but it doesnt hurt to know how i would be able to survive it
“An avalanche can fill 1,350 dumptrucks!”
Hahaha sick!
*casually holds active dynamite*
That avalanche sort of looks fun 😂
I need to know this even though I live in England and it snows every 5 years
Great video
Exploding to trigger the avalanches is a pretty good strategy
R.I.P to everyone who died from an avalanche 😢🙏❤️
💔
a guy who lives near those mountains will be like
Guy: WE ARE BEING ATTACKED OR BOMBED
So, whats your job? Starting avalanches with bombs.
"Haha You're a sight for sore eyes" bOi.
dying in an avalanche is my greatest fear
the 1st sho w was good but they nailed in the matenee
people, the space they put buddy in was only to demonstrate how ski patrol will find you. its a great way to train ski patrol too. ski patrol like to practice using other people, but they wont go all out to put the person be at risk.
Blowing snow up, looks fun.
Preparing for my ski holiday. Hbu
i watched it again and didn't even realise!!!!!
Not going to the mountains is the best way to survive an avalanche.
Question: Why are American documentaries/tv shows so big on 'figures'? Like at the beginning of this it said "A mountain avalanche can release enough snow to fill 1300 dump trucks"... like what kind of stupid 'scientific' figure is that?
I can't think of many other 'memorable' figures, but in almost every American documentary I've ever watched they seem to give some sort of weird comparison like "Longer than 25 train carriages" or "The length of 2 football fields" etc... seems kind of weird?
I believe it's to give us something to compare with we can comprehend what that number actually means. Unless your some kind of construction working or scientist working with weights, it'd be difficult for us to understand just how much that many tons are.
+Mining Forge Seems because of america mostly still uses the outdated imperial units, people that use the metric system seem to have a better idea of distances and weight because of the much easier and more convinient metric system.
+MrHat556 That's Eric's point. It's not that hard to understand mass and volume numbers. It's just not. You have pointed out the "new" America. The people who can't possibly put their brain around cubic meters, or metric tons, or any measurement other than "dump truck" and "football field". As a nation, we should be sort of embarrassed.
puts it into context
+rckymtn3 Yeah except we all learn the metric system for school or work. just because your to lazy to learn it doesn't mean the rest of us are
I’ve been to that ski hill it’s super fun
Thank god here in Sapporo, Japan, it only snows up to 3 feet
How to survive a potentially deadly avalanche?. Stay your ass at home
Wow that was brutal, so ignore the warning signs, high point your sled and then wonder why you died? It took patrol 20mins if you look at the stats your 80% likely to be dead. Not to mention the snow boarder at the start got lucky as a large number of deaths occur my blunt force trauma from the stuff you hit on the way down the mountain at 200km/hour. If this ain't a fluff piece for your living room viewer I don't know what is.
Its for people who consider themselves hot shots or risk takers. They know their risks but they choose to go. Still it would be a blessing to get saved either way.
I thought I turned on loop mode by mistake lol
I came here because I had a nightmare I got buried in snow and it was terrifying.....
I only watch these so I don’t get the stupid idea of going skiing lmao
My toxic trait thinking I have some super human power and could just dig out
imagine if someones stuck under snow but gets killed by the bombs
Best way to survive an avalanche is to know how to assess conditions, know how to travel in avalanche terrain, know when it’s safe, have adequate training, have a transceiver, shovel, and probe, and know your partners have some training, or are willing to learn.
If you are going to rely on an “air pocket”, your already dead.
If you plan on using your rescue equipment for anything other than practice, your partners need to find a new ski partner.
0:32 Imagine if that punch set off another one xD
Bold of y’all to assume you can move around freely in some little cocoon that you’ll 100% definitely find yourself in if you happen to be in a real avalanche
Wow its that simple to survive an avalanche if it is seen or not ❄️
Me who will never go near a mountain or ski: Yes this video is very useful👍
What if there’s a stick that expands as u press a button when ur stuck deep in and u just poke that out for signal or to dig ur self out
Because, if u are covered by densed packed snow, you dont want it to fall ontop of u if you got a airroom do you? Making movement and digging can risk everything falling ontop of u
This taught me absolutely nothing except having a 6x3 air pocket after an avalanche is such BS.
why did it feel like I saw the same thing twice
Why did I keep watching the same segment.
i have been covered under 6 feet of snow for 3 hours down in trukee.
I'd have a tracker so they can find me easier xD
Paintball SKILLZ Still wont mean you'll survive.
Farris TheLaggy still but you'll have a higher chance
0:55 called bringing an avalanche earlier than scheduled
2 videos to get the 10 minute pay raise
My claustrophobia could never
Yeah its all well and good having space to breath.... but if you were to get buried in an avalanche, you wouldnt... You are encased in concrete like snow. Unable to move anything, even a finger.
i saw a video where someone was under about 2 meters of snow, he said the only air pocket he had was his hands over his mouth, but on the video you see him digging a slightly bigger air pocket, so i think there is some wiggle room.
Why am I watching this I live in fvckn Hawaii
Ryan Matz u lucky
this comment made me lmao
I live in Florida i don’t know why I’m watching this
Just wait until you get mountains and snow there. You'll be thankful
Would the addition of a load of 5-6m long fabric streamers help in these situations, possibly a cheaper alternative?
3:22 Survives avalanche, angrily punches snow, slides down in second avalanche he just started
Im using ShepherdSurvives instructions to all my surviving ideas :)
Wow I live 20 minutes away from kicking horse it is amazing ski resort
Rip to the people caught under the snow lacking when the explosives went off
Can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs
**repeats video to get to 5-10 minute mark**
1:41 I hope they didn't actually spend 20 minutes trying to find him. He would be dead if it was an actual avalanche
Only around 24 people die a year. 100 are injured or stuck in.
The guy has the same smith ski goggles as me. Random fact I know.
I was once trapped under 14 feet of snow with a broken leg, I had a go-pro with me but it broke in the collision of the avalanche or at least it was permanently disabled
Mind elaborating? How did you survive?
@@GreenIllness I survived because you always have a buddy.
I felt like I just had deja vu
Rip my ear! Lol the explosions
I just imagined when they poked a hole in the ground at 1:45 that all of the snow would collapse