Shocking video shows advancing avalanche on Kyrgyzstan mountain. Watch
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Shared on Twitter, the video was shot in the Tian Shan mountains of Kyrgyzstan. The clip shows a burst of snowy avalanche tearing through a rocky valley and advancing towards the foothills.
Some videos taken of nature prove how terrifying as well as beautiful it can be. No, we are not talking in riddles, neither are we saying anything that is an oxymoron. Because after you see this viral video of an approaching avalanche, you are going to have mixed emotions of horror and wonder simultaneously.
Shared on Twitter, the video was shot in the Tian Shan mountains of Kyrgyzstan. The clip shows a burst of snowy avalanche tearing through a rocky valley and advancing towards the foothills. Captured by a hiker, the exceptional video shows the avalanche until it reaches the person making the video.
Take a look and be prepared to be amazed.
I suppose there was nowhere to run to, but still! pic.twitter.com/3GE4M4YOxa
The clip has over 14.1 million views and tons of reactions. People were stunned to see a glimpse of the natural calamity. Many were concerned about the individual who caught the incredible scene on camera as well.
Footage taken in the Tian Shan mountains in Kyrgyzstan where a group of 9 Brits and 1 American were on a hiking tour. Fortunately everyone survived. Full story here: https://t.co/ZvCGueSR5I
It didn't look that big. How does it pick up such momentum?
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