This water will kill you
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Poor guy; he just wanted to save his dog
He was still dumb. If my dog fell jn a pool in Yellowstone and started flailing around abnormally, I'm not jumping in... there's signs warning everyone the dangers of those hotsprings. I've never been to Yellowstone, but when I think of that NP, that's the first thing that comes to my mind
@@GabrielGarcia-300YOUR OH SO WRONG!!
Google pics from the park that year and show us these signs your saying are everywhere!!
The NPS are Never held accountable for anything.
Never have been, Never will be, THEY DO ANY AND EVERYTHING THEY WANT.
THEY DO NOT EVEN ANSWER TO THE LAW/ WASHINGTON OR THE PEOPLE WE CALL THE GOVERNMENT.
The NPS have their own Gov.
You may have heard of it.
REMEMBER!!!!
THESE ARE THE SAME PPL WHO KEEPS LISTS OF THE NUMBER OF FISH INSIDE EACH BODY OF WATER.
LIST OF HOW MANY OF EACH KIND,
List of how many are caught from each body of water,,
Lists and information about everything EXCEPT
THEY DO NOT HAVE A LIST OF THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT GOES MISSING INSIDE THE PARK.
Yea right!!
Parks supposed to be ours but they aren’t
Beautiful beautiful place they say, but they’ll lock you up and keep your drone if they catch one inside the part
WHAT ARE THEY AFRAID YOU MIGHT SEE OR RECORD?????
MANY MANY MANY THINGS.
BELIEVE
IN
BIGFOOT?
IF YOU THINK BIGFOOT IS A JOKE OR A SCAM
YOU
WOULD
BE
BADLY
MISTAKES FRIENDS
@@GabrielGarcia-300WARNING SIGNS IN 1981?
WHAT??
NOTHING
NOTHING AT WARNING SIGNS BACK THEN
NOTHING
@GabrielGarcia-dc6rl it's instinct.
Basically, a Hot Spring is a pool of water that has lava flowing underneath the rocks, making the water boil
The main cause was because the water springs here have either extremely basic or acidic pH, both of which (if strong enough) can kill you..
In specific this spring had a pH of 2, which is very acidic.. Adding the extreme temperatures of the "Hot spring" you basically just melt like a snowman 😬
If water boils it evaporates. As the guy above me stated, it was basically a pool of hot acid.
Thank you
Thank you
I don’t think it was even his dog. I think it was his buddies dog he dove in to say.😢
Keep your Dogs on a leash. Don't go in the water! Yellowstone is dangerous. Bear, bison, & Hot Springs, just to name a few.
Loads of wolves now too I’ve heard.
@@AllenLee11😮
Bigfoots
A yeti like creature.
@@robertpatrick7639 bruh yeti only lives on the Himalayas ....who cares
There is nothing so noble as one who gives their life for another...God bless you David! Heroes come in all shapes and sizes!
He didn’t do it on purpose I’m sure he didn’t think first but the sacrifice I’m sure will be a direct ride to heaven
well, he didn't give it, the dog still died
@@Theoutdoorproject80I’m sure that is not how the Bible works! No where in the Bible it says give your life for an animal or human and you get a direct ride to heaven!! I swear where do y’all people learn y’all theology from? A Walmart box??
Also if you give your life for a dog😂😂😮 you have a mother, father, sister brothers, could have kids..yeah ok that was dumb
He failed to save the dog so its suicide
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I used to listen to him on the way home from work when I was by myself alot
Besides the ads he was my favorite but I can't fall asleep to him anymore BC of The sound change
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I have been to Yellowstone. Let me tell you it's stunning, beautiful and scary as hell. The signs everywhere to keep your hands out of the water and mud. To stay out of sizzling creek. Yes, sizzling creek. It sounds like bacon sizzling in a pan, but it's just water. The boiling mud pots. Like is said, cool but scary. Not a place for pets.
I work in Yellowstone National Park at the Old Faithful location... this is part of the reason why pets are not aloud on the board walks 😢
Why can pets not be loud? What’s wrong with them making noise?
What has nothing to do with them making noise it has to do with them getting off leash or not. Even being on a leash and going into hot springs and then their owners going in after them and being killed@@Oceans_away
@@Oceans_away Them making noise has nothing to do with them not being allowed .. animals are just curious & they’ll get hurt & there are multiple dangerous things in this park. Not just the hot springs!
@@Oceans_awaydid you miss the entire story?
Many of those pools are so acidic, heat aside, they’ll disintegrate an entire body, bones and all in a matter of minutes.
@@loveless7866…
@@loveless7866 Interesting comment 🤔 so where are the bodies loveless 🧐
I thought ita was funny 2 😂😂 @deeeee3685
@@deeeee3685 the name says it all 😆 🤣
@@loveless7866 I did and murder didn't come to my mind 😂 I'm watching you 👀 🧐 🕵️♂️
His nerves probably weren't destroyed from the water so he more than likely felt everything.
Thanks
Good
Not him feeling it but good to know
Informative
Up to a point. If it's a really deep burn the nerves are already destroyed. It means a deep burn doesn't function, the victim doesn't feel anything any more.
Lesson of the day: keep my dog on a leash when visiting Yellowstone.
Or any area with hazards.
Maybe you put your pet in a boarding kennel while you're at Yellowstone and you pick your pet up when you leave Yellowstone that way there's never a problem😅
That is so sad, he was just trying to rescue his brother. Respect to this man that saw his dog was in danger and thought nothing of it, just dove in head first. Wow. RIP to them both. Side note, I'm soooo glad his friend was there, otherwise he'd just be another one of the thousands of people (mostly men) that disappear in a national forest. He would have been part of the missing 411. BUT since his friend was there he was able to atleast tell what happened and give closure to the loved ones. 🙏🏻 I live in hot springs, Arkansas and we have these EVERYWHERE, even hotels built around them but none this hot. You can comfortably wade in.
I know how that guy felt the dog is man's best friend I would've jumped in to save my dog/best friend
Yellowstone is 30,000 years overdue to errupt. When it does, we're dinasoars.
Huh?
@@merkelsshoes9383 Yellowstone is a super vulcano that is at the moment dorment it last Erupted about 640,000 years ago
Yeah but like at the same time could I not say we’re due for another catastrophic astroid because it’s been millions of years since that happened? Like who’s timeline does this run off of?
@@rebelion-ghost2311 I'm trying to figure out how we become dinosaurs when it erupts..... Will I turn into a tyrannosaurus rex??
@@merkelsshoes9383he's making shit up
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@@NFAM720 facts bro. those were the days
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That was like 3-4 years ago, weren't it? I remember I used watch him everyday for at least an hour or 2. At that time I had a heavy habit of the strange, dark & mysterious..
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It's also why it's ILLEGAL to go into the water in Yellowstone National Park.
Nobody told the dog. 😔
@@maryfwellsbut was it illegal way back then or has it just become illegal since?
It’s illegal to go off designated walkways with one toe, the crust (ground) is so thin, you’re walking all around a super volcano 🌋
@@maryfwellsI'd tell all the dogs to go fetch in it
@@w.e.s. that's harsh.
Who tf leaves their dog in the car to go on a hike🤦🏼♂️
Sadly, this supposedly isn't the only instance at Yellowstone where a dog has ended up in the hot water. I heard another story awhile back that said multiple people have ended up in the water trying to retrieve their pets but I honestly don't know how true that statement was. Regardless, your animals clearly don't need to be taken there if it's not possible for you to keep them protected and completely aware from danger.
Moral of the story - keep your dog on a leash
The moral of the story is to value your own life over an animal's
Lol did you miss the part where it says the dog ESCAPED FROM THE TRUCK? Listening skills are important.
@@twizzlez87looks like Katherine is just a Karen in disguise 😂
@rockybullshite927 yeah, a dog got boiled alive. I'm siding with Katherine, Chad
Somewhat recently, I was driving to go to work. I had just turned out of my street, and to the left of me was a family/friend group with two dogs. The bigger dog decided it wanted to jump out in front of my car. I was paying attention, so I was able to brake, but I still tapped their dog a bit.
Whether your dog is on a leash or in your car, just make sure your dog is secure.
Man swam through hell to go straight to heaven. Dying while performing an act of selfless unconditional love, that’s a true hero!
That story is extremely disturbing and sad. I know it would be difficult, but I wouldn't jump in a hot spring like that to save someone or anything, since more lives would just be lost. I would try a different approach. I would have them grab something, anything I could grab to try to pull them out, still risking the same fate, but not just jumping in and blinding myself.
As for a dog, I would be trying to lift the dog out with an object or something so I don't just jump in and join the suffering, putting myself at a big disadvantage. I feel so sorry for the family, my heart goes out to them and the poor dog. Rest in peace. ❤
And yet another reason pets aren’t allowed in National Parks.
***Allowed in some very restricted ways/ designated areas
Poor Moosie, you would think the dog would sense the water was hot before jumping in
Dogs have no innate sense of heat or height or things like that…..a 2 month old puppy would run right off a cliff without giving it a second though
Not Lucy, Moosie.
@@STOPGREENSCREENKIDS1015 ha, it is Moosie, poor girl anyway
No more dying dog stories, please.
Sounds like a part of the plot line from Dante's peak... That scene has made me not feel comfortable to swim in a hot spring😅
That is horrific,
God rest his soul, as well as the doggy.
🙏🕊️
Technically speaking, evisceration is the act of disebowling something. They were more melted or boiled.
🤓🤓🤓
Maybe their bowels came out and he was just stating that lol
@@s0lsh1n while i guess that could be true, generally evisceration refers to cutting someone open and disemboweling someone that way
@@drayott-jrhe’s right tho… it’s better to be accurate when you’re recounting the details of someone’s death don’t ya think
@@Oceans_away He already said the guy was boiled alive which is accurate enough. Who cares if he misused one goddamn word?
Oh no the poor dog and the man. 😕 how come if they were in that area they not know about it? Or maybe perhaps the man just wanted to save his pet and didnt notice the warning signs. In that case its heartbreaking.
Probably ignored warning signs. There so many of these hot springs in the park and many are tourists sites you can walk near with a guide so it’s impossible to wall the whole area off
I could be misremembering but in the longer version of the story someone screamed at them to get away from the water. They weren't up close so they were probably not heard.
This happened again not too long ago. I have heard that most fatalities in Yellowstone are a product someone trying to save their pet. I have no idea if it's actually true though
Usually animal instincts take over it's actually shocking that the dog jumped in to the boiling water.
None of the dogs I’ve ever had knew anything about heat or heights until their first bad experience with those things (they were all minor incidents and all the dogs were completely fine). Dogs don’t seem to have innate instincts to avoid those things until they’re actively causing them pain.
Moral of the story: Two guys chasing moosey always leaves at least one burnt.
Not me being offended he told a story where a dog died despite all his stories about people dying… shows my priorities, I guess 😅
Dogs dying in movies and even real life will always make me more sad than the death of a person. I'm not sure why, but it just always makes me cry.
@@Simply_Me_Forever -- I feel the same way. I think, with me, it's usually people being stupid or obnoxious that gets them into trouble, whereas the dogs are innocent and end up in horrible predicaments because of people's stupidity ... I have a LOW tolerance for obnoxious stupidity.
Bro liked dipping 💀
Loyalty got him killed
Ouch! That sounds so painful!
This is why you don't leave your dog in the car but you do keep your dog on a leash in Yellowstone National Park! That was an awful story!
I recall a couple family vacations where we visited the hot springs.
It is everything you hear about or have seen in pictures. It's sureal, apocaliptic in a way.
Also, we locked our German Shepard in the van.
I still remember those vacations & shiver a bit.
That's why it's called "HOT Springs"
Riiiiiiiiight.😊
When we went to Yellowstone with our miniature dachshund, Lilah , who was famous for pulling out of her harnesses, we carried her EVERYWHERE we went around those hot springs and pools. Because there are signs everywhere to not try to retrieve ANYTHING that falls in.
And yet we saw people trying to rescue hats and stuff as we were there. Thankfully at one pool there was a ranger who told this guy who was trying to rescue his ball cap that the ball cap was already melting and his stick and face would soon as well ( the guy had a stick and was laying face first at the pool). Guy was pissed but he gave up.
Don't let this stop you from saving dogs... 😢
That could explain some of the missing people there.
Ifeel so sorry for David hes hero, and poor poor doggie too.❤ rip angels
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This is heartbreaking.
"Who let the dog out!" song was made after this incident!
Poor 🐕 😢 he had a good human.
Oh Mr Ballen!! The start of my RUclips addiction...❤😢😢
The fact that I was wearing a yellowstone hoodie while watching this- also, stuff like this still happens. I'm surprised the guy didn't feel the heat before he jumped in, but of course he had his mind set on saving the dog. Cool story.
Those hot springs are found in Iceland too. I remember seeing a picture in Compton's Pictured Encyclopedia (I know! I'm old!) of a person cooking a freshly caught fish in the steam from a hot spring. There was also a picture of a greenhouse built on a hot spring where bananas were growing.
Rip dog and David fly high you two
The water is often in excess of 650°F, three times boiling point, and not visibly boiling. 😔
Kibbles is now a bowl of cambells
Poor Dave and Lucy! RIP!
I mean Moosie!
The dog was named Moosie.
@@STOPGREENSCREENKIDS1015 Thanks
In red dead redemption 2 then you can swim in it
Eviscerated is a very descriptive word. Your going to have a bad time if you're eviscerated.
My cat knows to stay away from boiling water when on the counter 😂
Why are you laughing at a dog that boiled to death :(
Yellowstone is NOT a dog-friendly park. You cannot take your dog on any trails, even on a leash and you cannot leave them in the car and go away from it. Those are the park rules, not suggestions.
Not only are the hot pools deadly, but there are animals like bears and moose and elk that will be attracted to your dogs and attack because they want to eat them or because they don't like them and want to drive them away.
Also dogs would poop and pee on the fragile ecosystems around the hot pools. You are not allowed to walk off the trails near them. Do not bring your dog to Yellowstone Park.
Ok, ok
😂
One of my parents, mother I think, was on the ambulance call for that situation, or similar one. I remember being told about it. Both parents were volunteers with the ambulance, in West Yellowstone, hence not sure which one.
If you ever swim in a hot spring that won't boil you alive, remember to rinse yourself with clean water when you're done. Many chemicals in the water can cause skin irritation and horrible rashes. Stay safe!
Yup. It's often much hotter than boiling, with seeing any bubbles, too. Water boils at 221°F at 1 atmosphere, but can reach up to 705°F, before visibly boiling. 😳
I can't trust your shorts anymore after that jump scare back then 😂
What the Ballen missed to say,is that the "WATER" is actually a pull of ACID!
How do locals NOT KNOW THAT? I live in England where Squirrels are our only danger & I know of hot & acidic springs 🤷♂️
I knew you'd cover this eventually. This one story I try to avoid because I try to imagine what it would've been like for Moosie and become bummed out for a week or two.
worse way to go plus I doubt he was able to sleep at all due to the pain so double the experience. Rest in peace.
Let's ddt yellowstone water altogether😤
Ugggh that's one nasty way to go.
My sister works for the forest service in Jackson WY. She told me this story right after it happened. Similar story involving siblings as well. Very sad.
A very sad incident, may they rest in peace.
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😳 OMG his body was on fire 🔥
He was sure a good man he just wanted to save his poor dog :(
Wow. I didn’t know our hot springs could get that hot
David died saving RONALD’S DOG! Respect 😎🤘🏻
A deer just walked into one of those recently, and nothing happened to it. Moral, it was a super deer haha 😆
Not just boiling hot, but highly corrosive acid.
It was so hot that he didn't ever realize
I remember going on a trip to Lassen national park as a kid. Got to see a sulfur pool and we all started throwing sticks in it (we weren't supposed to) to see them burn. That stuffs terrifyingly effective.
Poor David obv but...not the dog!!😢
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"Insert Lobster meme"
I was thinking hot dogs
I knew EXACTLY what happened, when the dod disappeared. 😭
Imagine 3rd degree burn on every square inch of your entire body and your eyeballs.
Someone just died the other day in the hot springs in Yellowstone. 😢 Tripped and fell in by accident and the water was so acidic it eviscerated him.
Jesus bless that dog and guy
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Not only is that water hot but it’s usually very acidic. It’s really dumb to not recognize a hot spring. He must have been in a panic and not thought it through
If your your off the official walkways of Yellowstone Park.....you will find yourself in hot water.
One more short before going to bed in a tent this short
Noooo. As soon as he said Moosey, I remembered. Poor Moosey and David.
I like my hotdog well done 🌭🤤
Half of these comments are just sick, he jumped in the water to save his pets life, that’s called instinct, he didn’t think or maybe have not even known how hot the water was, would u not jump into what looked like clear and clean water to save ur pets life?
Not to mention the dog ESCAPED, it’s not like he just got her out of the car with no harness or anything.
I feel bad for the dog.......but I can kinda relate but in a completely different way
I find it interesting… no mention of the ignoring of posted signs saying stay on walk ways.
When his friend pulled him out dude said....well that was a dumb thing to do.....naw ya think?
Not the dog man 😢
I find it hard to believe that a dog would blindly jump into near boiling water.
I mean to be fair... id have died trying to save the puppy too. 😢