This is a video of the aftermath of a nimrod Maserati Levante owner who intentionally drove his ~$100,000 vehicle “around multiple barrels, signs, an arrow board, and barricades into high water at US 23 and I-270 on the south side of Columbus, Ohio,” where he proceeded to get stuck on
This is a video from an aquarium where the audience is anxiously awaiting a penguin’s dive into the water from a suspended ramp when the bird slips and falls into the drink instead. Honestly, I doubt even a cartoon penguin could make a more comical scene, I don’t care how
Five years in the making, this is ‘Winter’, a timelapse video beautifully shot by filmmaker Jamie Scott over the course of five winter seasons in New York and Montreal, Canada; with up to six cameras and four sliders at a time. It features a lot of snow and natural water
This is a video from Houston, Texas where a broken water pipe is absolutely punishing a Volkswagen Atlas, flooding the entire vehicle so badly that water is pouring out of the back tailgate. And that doesn’t look like clean water. That water has a color to it. And not a
This is a video of a car stopping in traffic under an open fire hydrant or some sort of water line break, and the water getting pushed through its windshield air inlet and absolutely gushing it into the interior through the A/C vents, flooding the floor and center console. Man,
These are a couple videos of mountain lover Madison Elrick on Lake Louise in Canada’s Banff National Park as she rows through some candle ice (aka needle ice). What’s candle ice? I’m glad you asked, because I’m just the man to Wikipedia copy/paste that for you: Candle ice is a
This is a short video of a car parked underneath a high water drain that is absolutely gushing, so hard that it’s broken the car’s rear window and is doing a quick job of turning the interior into a kiddy pool. Congratulations, now you have a water ride! The only
Because knowledge is power, this is a video of DJ from Youtube channel The Bear Essentials detailing how to get back in a capsized canoe in deep water. It does involve grabbing your thwart and yoke, which I do all the time, capsized boat or not. First you right the