I wonder why when they dig gravel. They're not looking for gold. It falls out of the sky. And they probably gave away trillions of dollars and gold mixed in with rock. At the gravel layer is where the gold days and I've seen them mine deserts for gold.I like heavy equipment. The operator is a very good skill. Very good engine sound.

Marveling at the incredible yet risky skills displayed in 'Amazing Dangerous Idiots Trucks Driving Skill.' A reminder that handling heavy equipment demands caution. Stay safe out there.Love the way the narrator needs to tell us that the truck's wheel is in the air at 1.30 . . . I never realised that.

During my recent visit in the Kruger, our safari driver was very clear and he said we are now in the territory of wild animals and as such give the animals reasonable space, respect and all the animals in the park has a right of way. It was when we came across a herd of about 10 elephants who came straight to our vehicle but simply check us up and walked away and then understood what he was saying. We were all dead silent but that was such an incredible sight which was captured on our video camera

I live in southeast Texas, where ten and 12-foot alligators are the norm. And yes, we have skilled butchers like this gentleman. Happy hunting.I love the no-fuss approach to your videos. No talking, background music, fancy fx. Also, the way you shoot the process of cooking from the very beginning to the end is DOPE! Thanks

Here in Brazil, eucalyptus pullers complain that the pay is bad and they still travel on good roads, because they don't look for jobs there, and certainly these truck drivers, in addition to being much more skilled than those here, the pay sometimes doesn't match their their work. Boy, what's going on in these rough terrains... oh my goodness!

I worked in the Ione mill from '89 until it shut down in '95. I never got the opportunity to tour the Colville plant.
Thanx for the very well done drone production. Very classy. The automation of this plant (especially versus the Ione mill) leaves many in awe.

Awesome, can't wait for you to check it out! Head to our website for more info on the "Cage of Death" dive. Cheers for watching!That is fraking wicked man! I'm an American living in Perth, WA and what you posted in this vid is on my bucket list. Cheers!That guy is a complete tool

You think you'd be able to react and jump out of the way in time, but how fast that hung tree slipped that man would've had zero chance.Now I'm no tree hugger by any mean's because I know that wood is a renewable resource. But It seems a shame to cut down those huge majestic trees. I understand if it's due to a necessity but I personally think that if a tree reaches a certain girth it should be spared from the Reapers (literally and figuratively) saw!! Can't we get by with the smaller trees???

Great seamanship, huge onshore gale yet skipper managed to get ship alongside without major damage. Bit risky though if anchor had dragged or capstan failed it could have gone either way. Huge well done to the skipper though, you have balls of steel my friend.

This video makes me want my metal detector, magnet and shovel even more.Great content and I thank you for breaking it down!! Even with the current dip in crypto current, I’m still Glad I can smile back at my portfolio of $56,700 made from my weekly trade within a short period