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The tsunami's fury

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Recently published a new video of the 2011 tsunami in Japan, in which we see the scary water fury as attacks on residential areas.

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The speed of tsunami In a video from the devastating tsunami that hit the eastern cities of Japan in 2011, We see the incredible speed with which the water flooded everything.
The prank of the young gorilla At Higashiyama Zoo in Nagoya, Japan, Annie, a young gorilla, she plays a prank on her parents. As they prepare to leave their enclosure, pinches Ai's mother's buttocks and immediately hides. The latter turns and attacks Shabani's father thinking he is the culprit.
Shark attacks a kayak Scott Haraguchi kayaked patrol 1,5 kilometers off the coast of Kualoa in Hawaii, when he was attacked by a tiger shark. The shark rushed out of the water and bit his kayak. The fisherman initially thought it was a turtle, but he soon realized his mistake. He managed to push the shark away with his leg without being injured.
Bear attacks climber On Saturday October 1, 2022 near Chichibu, Japan, a climber was descending the rocky ridge of Mount Nishidake when he was attacked by a bear. He then tried to intimidate her by shouting and defended himself by hitting her, thus managing to frighten her. The climber was in the area of the bear that attacked him probably to protect her cub.
Dive into the water In Osaka, Japan, a young man tries to take a big dive from a bridge into the river. Unfortunately, the project will not have the end it expected.
Arched gates protect Osaka, Japan from floods Osaka is also called "city of water" as it is located between the sea and the river Yodo. Huge movable arched gates at the points where the river narrows, protect the city for many years from the tides caused by large hurricanes.
Turtle attacks a lion A turtle tries to drive away a lion drinking water in its pond. The fearless turtle approaches the lion's mouth trying to bite it. The lion annoyed, he changes position every time to drink water in peace.
How a hydrofoil moves The Hydrofoil or commercially called flying dolphin, or hydrophilic, is a type of ship that uses fins under its hull called water slides. Above a certain speed the main part of the boat exits the surface of the water, resulting in zero friction to develop greater speed. The boat in the video is a Boeing 929, which moves to the island of Tanegashima in Japan.
Gazelle avoids a lion As drinking water in a pond in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, a gazelle manages to avoid the attack a lioness that coming over the high speed.
Dogs vs. Shark On a beach in Australia, a herd of sharks looking for food in shallow water, when a group of dog jumps into the water and attacking one of the sharks.
Jumping into the water from a bridge (fail) On Wednesday, May 1, 2019, Japan entered a new imperial era, the "Reiwa" meaning "harmony" and "beauty", the enthronement of the new emperor of, Naruto. To celebrate this historic moment, a man wanted to dive into a river from a bridge in Osaka... Unfortunately he was unlucky, since that time while passing a vessel under the city bridge.
The cat attacks the water The Karuna the cat gets run amok just see the water running from the toilet cistern.
What are all these people fleeing from; Shots on the promenade of the town Palu in Indonesia, show attendees running panicky trying to save themselves from the terrifying tsunami.
Wild boar attacks pedestrian (Japan) On Friday October 26, 2018, a 48 year old man was walking toward the station Imajuku Fukuoka in Japan for his work, when he was attacked by a wild boar in the middle of the road. The wild animal was lost in city, and unnerved hit pedestrians with their tusks before gone away. The man was hospitalized with a wound in the left thigh that took 13 stitches.
The moment the tsunami destroys a house in Palu, Indonesia A security camera at a house in Palu, Indonesia, records the intensity 7 quake,5 Richter and the terrifying tsunami.