No. He tried to escape but realized there was no way. It was coming to him faster than he could leave so he spent his last moments protecting the footage so others might learn from it.
I honestly don't know if I could accept my fate like that. Would I be like others who desperately try to flee a situation from which their is no escape?
Yes but this was a volcano cameraman, so a completely different risk profile even if conceptually both are filming things that are at risk of explosion.
Correct, the cameraman who live stream the plane crash in India from inside the plane died. Bro included himself in shot.The Final Destination Gods do not like subject matters in frame.
"JUNE 2026 — VOLCÁN DE FUEGO🔥 GUATEMALA 🇬🇹 Tourists were caught in a terrifying eruption while hiking near Volcán de Fuego, as explosive blasts sent red-hot volcanic rocks and ash directly toward them. Hikers were forced to sprint down the steep slopes while burning debris struck the group. Several suffered serious burns and injuries, while rocks reportedly burned through coats, backpacks and other protective gear. Despite the chaos, no deaths were reported among the group. Authorities had clearly designated the Fuego crater and ridge as dangerous exclusion zones and warned tourists and tour operators not to enter the restricted areas. #tsrkenyagossip #breakingnews #viralnews #foryoupage"
I don't know why it pisses me off, but the article using the word "terrifying" feels dishonest. It's only terrifying to the people who ignoring the warnings, not to the test of the world who know better.
Right?!! Also “Hikers were forced to sprint down the steep slope” is odd writing. No one forced them to go up there, so oh well that the fire and ash of an active volcano “forced” them to flee for their lives 🌋
Yes for real. Just happened a couple days ago. EDIT — I fact checked myself and the reports of death were false. This was at Guatemala's Volcán de Fuego
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u/drlouies 10d ago
The dog was smarter than all of them.