Explore the wild on Instagram: "What can you do if you’re caught in a rock slide? ⛰️ Rock slides — sudden movements of rock, soil, and debris down a slope — are among the most dangerous natural hazards in mountain terrain. They can be triggered by rain, snowmelt, earthquakes, or human activity, and they move with incredible force. 📌 Statistics & Science • Rock slides can travel at speeds of 40–60 mph (64–96 km/h), fast enough to outrun most people. • A single cubic meter of rock weighs over 2,5

North Sea Videos on Instagram: "On May 11, 2017, 19-year-old Raymond Cabalfin Jr. and his friends hiked the scenic Lake Clementine Trail near Auburn, California. In the afternoon, he and a friend jumped off a rock into the North Fork of the American River to cool off. Cabalfin leaped farther out into the rushing current—nearly four times its normal flow due to seasonal snowmelt-appearing confident at first, but within moments he was swept downstream. He was seen splashing and yelling for help un