@@vincenzom1954 That’s not accurate at all. I lived in WNY for 40+ years and have family/friends in Grand Island, Niagara Falls, Tonawanda, Buffalo, and all over Erie and Niagara county. It makes all the local news broadcasts and papers EVERY time someone goes over the falls. They track those stats diligently. Seneca Niagara is a dirt casino. People are losing unemployment and welfare checks there, not their life savings.
I vacationed there when I was 13. There is a part above the falls with just a railing separating you and the drop, it's terrifying where the mind takes you in scary situations
No sane person would dive in after they've seen and felt the power of the water going by. It makes you want to back up in case the ground cracks and falls in.
I live ~40 min from Niagara Falls and go there often. The base of the falls is incredibly rocky. It’s amazing anyone survives 😬 On the American side you can literally walk right up and into the rapids if you wanted to.
If u fall on that rocky portion headfirst it would burst your skull popping out your brain 🧠 and devastating it and u might be brain dead immediately .Death will follow eventually due to shock and panic .
On the American side it isn't the fall that kills you, it's the toxic orange foam gathered at the bottom that gets you. Someone needs to teach Buffalo to stop throwing their trash in the river.
You are right. The best way to survive a fall into Niagara Falls is to not fall in. Not falling into the Niagara Falls is better than going to hospital, because as they say, prevention is better than cure.
I live 30 minutes from Niagara falls, Canada side. The hospital here sucks. I came in by ambulance while having a stroke and they put me in the waiting room to wait to be registered while I was having a stroke and then the nurse yelled at me bc I couldn't move my leg due to the stroke. If you ever come this way, don't go to the hospital. Lol
@@susane7221 And if I don't go the hospital, I won't get well and I would die. Do you remember, a boy named Roger Woodward fell into Niagara Falls. He luckily survived and went to a hospital. And that hospital is so good, he was released from the hospital in just 3 days. The hospital is not as bad as you think. Do you know that the hospital has saved millions of lives?
@@londonofficeuser probably before the nurse I had worked there. There is also a hospital in Niagara falls which was good. I don't remember that boy. I moved here in 2018 from Atlanta
@@JadedBelle Well, do you know that a seven year old boy fell in the Niagara falls and he was taken to a hospital and recovered? He was able to recover, so that means a hospital can help you. Now shut your bloody mouth and stop talking nonsense!
Have you heard of the miracle of the falls, a 19-ish year old girl almost fell off of the falls and a 7-ish year old boy fell off the falls and survived
As a WNY born and raised native I don't even need to see the video to tell you this.... YOU WILL NOT SURVIVE!!! DONT EVEN TRY IT. STAY AWAY FROM THE WATER.🤦♀️🤣 LOOK DONT TOUCH.
You’d have to be suicidal or nuts to want to try going over the falls. Both the Canadian and American governments should build the fences higher to prevent anyone from climbing over them.
@@anggr4549 He was going to build a wall around Niagara Falls? Stop being stupid. He’s talking about something specific and you’re talking about something completely different.🙄
We have guard rails along the river. Step one. Don't cross them. You'll be fine. P.S. it's very illegal to attempt to enter the water. Most people do for su****al reasons. Those who go there to f**ck around will get arrested quickly. Sincerely, a life long Niagara County Resident.
So many tourist here let their kid climb the railing on the Canadian side and my mom freaks the heck out every time lol I’ve witnessed this too many times
Niagara Falls is jaw-droppingly beautiful, despite the commercialism in the area. I recommend visiting, just use common sense and stay on the correct side of the railing.
the thing is that falling you may be screaming or breathing fast. when you hit the water you are going to immediately get sucked under at least 20 to 30 meters deep. plus you have the counter current pushing you back into the water fall. You are problaly going to need at least 1 minute of breath to swim past the current and up 20 meters to the surface.
I’ve been to Niagara Falls before!!!! Pretty Amazing. Here’s a Step everyone should follow: Don’t even think about going near the Waterfall. It’s not worth it at all.
I've had the pleasure of visiting the falls a couple years ago and it was a great experience. There's a ferry that takes you close to the falls and i happen to stay on top deck where you'll feel the wash of water and wind. I tell ya i had a hard time breathing at times during that so i couldn't even imagine go over and having all the water falling down on top of you
Of course,the purpose of these videos is teaching common people survival tips in order to overcome extremely improbable situations but they still might come in handy.
@@Seageass01 You know something you're right. They're over 7 billion people on earth and odds are someone is being a dumbass every second and should watch these videos just before there impending doom!🤣
I live in Niagara Falls, born and raised. I am 20 seconds into this video, and already the lies start. The Niagara River does indeed COMMONLY gets well above freezing!!!! What a ridiculous thing to say. Summers are hot here. You think the water doesn't warm up as well? It does! It gets into the 70's Fahrenheit in summer.
I was born and raised in Niagara Falls NY. My first job was with the Maid of the Mist. Too many times I would go to work at the Souvenir store base of the Falls - law enforcement pulling out a body or bones being found.
It really works!! I was being carried away by the rapids at Niagra falls and pulled my phone out and googled "How to survive Niagara falls" and this came up and saved my life!
The falls stoping their 100 MPH current in order for you to watch a 7 minute and 22 second video in peace was very considerate of them. They even offered you tea and crimpers to eat as well. 😩
I live in Buffalo and I often take boat rides in Lake Erie and go to the Falls quite frequently, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to watch this just in case. lol. Thanks for this! Hope I never need to apply this knowledge but better safe than sorry.
I think it's funny that they fail to mention that the constant water pressure will bring you back under the falls and hold your body there for years potentially. That poor girl that jumped last winter was never found. Then if you do survive the jump and get to the surface, you have the worlds only class 6 rapids which you won't survive that and the whirlpool.
@@Danp34332 there was a girl that jumped last winter???? I live in Niagara Falls and never heard of it. I grew in Lewiston on the Niagara River. Every Summer you'd hear about bodies turning up. My older brothers discovered some blown up from the water. My parents own a Marina in Lewiston for 40 plus years. I've never thought the Falls was a glamorous place. I always thought there is something creepy about those waters.
@@Monkey-fc9nc yeah that poor girl from Buff State that committed suicide. She was on the news for like 2 weeks. She went to goat island at like 1am and never came off the island. She called a couple of friends and told them she had a plan to end it after her bf broke up with her.
I was in the US Coast Guard, stationed in Buffalo for 1 summer. If a boat in the river gets into the rapids above the falls it will most likely get hung up in the rocks and not drift all the way to the brink / crest. We rescued a 22 ft boat one night with 5 drunk fishermen, who thought they were going the other way. Their boat was caught in the rocks, and we took them off one at a time with a Canadian Parks Dept jet boat (no propeller). The operators at both dams on the falls also have the ability to open the water intakes full and purge the water thru, to reduce the flow of water over the falls. That is partly why their boat was stuck, the intakes are normally open at night, and the flow of water over the falls is greatly reduced.
I live in Canada and I never knew people were so scared of freaking Niagara Falls my family and I always go there not scared. There’s no way to fall off unless you literally g9 over the Fence which is your fault. Go to Niagara cuz it’s one best looking places on earth.
i live next to the niagara falls, i’ve leaned over a little bit. just don’t be dumb and lean to far or try to sit on the short fence. it’s a beautiful sight and i go there almost everyday.
In the 60s a kid went over with just a life preserver on and survived. It was an accidental going over. His sister managed to swim to the shore before going over, but the adult with them (father I think, maybe uncle) perished. The Maid of the Mist picked the boy out of the water.
What this didn’t take into consideration is cold water shock. When a person submerges under cold water instantly they may open their mouth in a reflex and suck air in by a reflex, like a cold shower. So initially some of these people may have not been pummeled by rocks but hit the water opened mouth and drowned instantly. They invented drysuit for a reason.
@@kenwittlief255 in cold water you may begin to drown instantly from cold water shock. You’ll gasp and mouth opens and begin instantly drowning. That’s why people wear dry suits
Having lived a 10 min. walk from the Falls half of my life. Then close by and always bring my kids. It's weird to make it out that it's people jumping all the time. It is a beautiful, majestic natural wonder of the World. People who can take a trip to visit will enjoy it.
Having gone to Niagara Falls many times over the years the sheer idea of getting into the water is terrifying tbh. Gorgeous and powerful but dangerous. (The Canadian side is better btw!)
I personally witnessed an Australian tourist go over Victoria Falls (accidentally) and he certainly didn’t survive. In fact, he was split in two at the torso. Zambia Police Service were able to recover his upper body, but the lower body was either washed swiftly down river or caught in a vortex below the falls. 🇿🇲
I live in Niagara Falls, NY and it’s beautiful. However, people need to realize that the bigger waterfall, The Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side, has less rigid and massive sharp rocks at the bottom whereas Niagara Falls, the US side, is almost 100% impossible to survive due to the massive sharp and rigid rocks at the bottom. More people survived going over the Horseshoe Falls than Niagara Falls! And DUH, there are strong railings to keep you from “slipping” or falling off as long as you have a brain, it’s safe. I would highly suggest visiting both the US and Canadian side and experiencing the Cave of the Winds (only US side) that let’s you take a walk right under Niagara Falls and the Maid of the Mist (both US & Ontario, Canada) where you ride boats right up close and almost under the Horseshoe Falls & Niagara Falls. The natural whirlpool is also phenomenal! You can go over it on a cabled trolley from the Canadian side only and it’s so worth it!
@@myacampbell6516 - Is that area still that bad? I remember coming across from the Canadian side after a trip around Lake Ontario as a kid, and the difference was surprising. It was like going from a nice neighborhood into a slum. I would have thought they'd have gentrified it a bit by now.
I live in Buffalo, NY I grew up around the Falls I do not care what anyone says you will not survive under any circumstances!!! You can only understand the true power of the Falls once you witness it in person!!!!
You won’t survive going over the American Falls, because of the rocks, but a few have survived going over the Horseshoe Falls, including a 12 year old boy, in 1960.
There’s a theme park on the Canadian side called MarineLand. It has a ride called the Sky Screamer that’s constructed on a mountain and built very high. If you sit on the side of the ride facing the Falls, you’ll get the best view of the Falls money can buy.
Step 1: Climb for 20 meters high. Congratulations you climbed mount Everest. We made another video on how to survive climbing mount Everest till 8km high.
Waterfalls are beautiful but also deadly. In Idaho we have Shoshone Falls (212 feet high), the "Niagara of the West". And let's not forget Multnomah Falls in Oregon, at 620 feet high.
I've often wondered about the likelihood of survival if someone launched themselves over the falls at top speed on a jet ski, but also had some type of miniature hang gliding contraption or suit that would allow them to glide long enough to ensure they cleared the rocks below (FYI, they would let go of the jet ski once they went airborne)
I live in Pakistan and chances of me visiting Niagra falls are zero still i am watching this video like i am stuck in Niagra falls😂 Man! Mind is FUNNY GUY😂
Hello, I know this has nothing to do with the video but Ive always wondered about Pakistan. I would love to travel there. How is it there for a young woman tourist? Any tips or recommendations? :)
@@kathylopez6767 Hey! its totally safe for a young woman to travel in Pakistan, the People of Pakistan are extremely friendly and their hospitality towards foreigners is just heart melting. Plus majority of population here understand English so asking for any help would not be difficult. Pakistan is full of historical places, culture diversity and beautiful mountain ranges and mesmerising Valley scenery. If you want to vist Pakistan you are most welcome and if you ever need help regarding any information about visiting Pakistan you can contact and ask me...🙂
@@ranahamza1738 I’m just seeing this!! That sounds wonderful and amazing! I definitely want to plan my next vacation in your beautiful country! Would love if you could email me? My email is lopez.iveth143@hotmail.com! Thank you so much for the info!🙏🏻
@@dorothyaugustus2462 Lucky you but obviously that doesn’t work for most of us. I’ve prayed my whole life and I’m still depressed. I guess God loved you enough to help you.💁🏽
@@refugeofthoughts8870 Awwwz God loves you too! I have felt failure and depression and it’s no joke at all. I wish you well in your life’s journey. Just don’t give up! 🙏🏽🌹🍃
There are many group therapies that might help. Most are free. Group therapies might make it easier to talk about your situation. Stay safe and GOD bless you.
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How to survive Niagara falls: Be the camera man.
what if the cameraman
was just a drone all along
@@Jay_woffe Then your doomed! Isn't that great?
@@Ballistic_Missiles yes
@@irishbattletoster9265 😉
Old ass pj
About 20 people go over every year
20 people are collected at the bottom of the falls every year
Majority died
Me: That’s 100%
In most cases some bodies have not been found
They get pulled into the whirlpool
That’s not even a little true. People do not go over the falls.
This is not even close to accurate. This dude pulled 20 a year out of his ass.
@@vincenzom1954 That’s not accurate at all. I lived in WNY for 40+ years and have family/friends in Grand Island, Niagara Falls, Tonawanda, Buffalo, and all over Erie and Niagara county. It makes all the local news broadcasts and papers EVERY time someone goes over the falls. They track those stats diligently. Seneca Niagara is a dirt casino. People are losing unemployment and welfare checks there, not their life savings.
I'll never go there but it's nice to know
I don’t even know where they are I just know what they are
@@GIGANIGGa747 There in new york and canada.
@@fossilcollector3300 thanks
Don't get dissapointed man, you cannot predict the future, anyone can do anything
@Ayden Duran Good luck and have a happy journey
Thats a lot of shit to remember as I'm plummeting 🙃
LMFAO
lol - underrated comment
I'm going to try it, if it works I'll get back to you 🤘🤘🤘
@@shovel5526 🤣🤣🤣
Hold my beer
to everyone saying "don't go" is wrong. it's actually a really beautiful sight, dont live life in fear. just dont get too close and you'll be fine.
It would never hide under a rock
It is beautiful! If you go to the Canada one in winter time, they do light shows and its just amazing!!
They were joking dumbass
@@richie_rich10017 Lmao right?
Go to the Canadian side. Niagara Falls the city is way more dangerous than the falls themselves.
That dude in the "inflatable ball" clearly did not love his life.
That was the point, he wanted to end his life.
Just don't take pictures too close just for Instagram. It's not worth it.
You would half to climb over a railing that’s up to your chest pretty much. Not sure about ppl “falling in”
My parents took me on the boat tour by the falls and it’s so massive and majestic but scary at the same time. I’d like to go again one day.
You gotta try the jet boat tour !
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I vacationed there when I was 13. There is a part above the falls with just a railing separating you and the drop, it's terrifying where the mind takes you in scary situations
Yea I been here and its chaos I was scared to fall over
Niagara compared to other waterfalls isn’t actually high it’s pretty small
Imagine people trying to dive in niagara falls, in the hope they will survive, after watching this steps
That's suicide basically
Yessir
No sane person would dive in after they've seen and felt the power of the water going by. It makes you want to back up in case the ground cracks and falls in.
@@nagatouzumaki4628 that's a painful and scary way to die
@@Rebeccaluna696 agreed
I live ~40 min from Niagara Falls and go there often. The base of the falls is incredibly rocky. It’s amazing anyone survives 😬 On the American side you can literally walk right up and into the rapids if you wanted to.
Yea! I was there and it felt just like that!
If u fall on that rocky portion headfirst it would burst your skull popping out your brain 🧠 and devastating it and u might be brain dead immediately .Death will follow eventually due to shock and panic .
On the American side it isn't the fall that kills you, it's the toxic orange foam gathered at the bottom that gets you. Someone needs to teach Buffalo to stop throwing their trash in the river.
@@killachinchilla9445 yes
On the American side? You mean the US side. USA 🇺🇸 plus Canada 🇨🇦 = North America.
How to Survive Niagara Falls?
Step 0 : Don't go there
Lol
Yeah I was about to type this
Lmao so true
Why?
Stephanie wdym
You are right. The best way to survive a fall into Niagara Falls is to not fall in. Not falling into the Niagara Falls is better than going to hospital, because as they say, prevention is better than cure.
I live 30 minutes from Niagara falls, Canada side. The hospital here sucks. I came in by ambulance while having a stroke and they put me in the waiting room to wait to be registered while I was having a stroke and then the nurse yelled at me bc I couldn't move my leg due to the stroke. If you ever come this way, don't go to the hospital. Lol
@@susane7221 And if I don't go the hospital, I won't get well and I would die. Do you remember, a boy named Roger Woodward fell into Niagara Falls. He luckily survived and went to a hospital. And that hospital is so good, he was released from the hospital in just 3 days. The hospital is not as bad as you think. Do you know that the hospital has saved millions of lives?
@@londonofficeuser probably before the nurse I had worked there. There is also a hospital in Niagara falls which was good. I don't remember that boy. I moved here in 2018 from Atlanta
If you go over Niagara there is no hospital that can help ya.
@@JadedBelle Well, do you know that a seven year old boy fell in the Niagara falls and he was taken to a hospital and recovered? He was able to recover, so that means a hospital can help you. Now shut your bloody mouth and stop talking nonsense!
“It’s not impossible to survive”
That one guy: bet
Yes 😂
Why it got to be a guy tho?
And he did it again and died on another bet
@@vyro5z because its gotta be a huMAN
Have you heard of the miracle of the falls, a 19-ish year old girl almost fell off of the falls and a 7-ish year old boy fell off the falls and survived
I can feel the drop in my stomach just imagining going over that waterfall man
Oof. That woulda prob been puke central right there..thats prob why the waters so dirty
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@@ec9424 I pooped in in alot
@@ButtChugDoug66Lol 😂
My God imagine kids 😢😢😢😢
Currently falling down the Niagra Falls thanks for this.
As a WNY born and raised native I don't even need to see the video to tell you this....
YOU WILL NOT SURVIVE!!! DONT EVEN TRY IT. STAY AWAY FROM THE WATER.🤦♀️🤣
LOOK DONT TOUCH.
You’d have to be suicidal or nuts to want to try going over the falls. Both the Canadian and American governments should build the fences higher to prevent anyone from climbing over them.
Facts!!!
Trump tried to build a wall america said no so stupid
@@anggr4549 He was going to build a wall around Niagara Falls? Stop being stupid. He’s talking about something specific and you’re talking about something completely different.🙄
@@refugeofthoughts8870 yea thats my point .
We have guard rails along the river.
Step one. Don't cross them.
You'll be fine.
P.S. it's very illegal to attempt to enter the water. Most people do for su****al reasons.
Those who go there to f**ck around will get arrested quickly.
Sincerely, a life long Niagara County Resident.
Whenever we go I can’t even let my daughter get anywhere near the rails. It gives me massive anxiety.
And that's why you're a great parent 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
So many tourist here let their kid climb the railing on the Canadian side and my mom freaks the heck out every time lol I’ve witnessed this too many times
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Hell I haven't even let my kids go see the Falls. Lol
Yea that part is scary with kids
Niagara Falls is jaw-droppingly beautiful, despite the commercialism in the area. I recommend visiting, just use common sense and stay on the correct side of the railing.
It’s like a mini Vegas
As a kid, going over the falls was my biggest nightmare. My parents took me several times and it always gave me anxiety.
@@RobespierreThePoof So true!
This is sending my anxiety through the roof but I’m still watching 🤔
Him: hold your breath
Me: are you kidding me? I was going to try to breath underwater
Breathe
Hahaha!!!!
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the thing is that falling you may be screaming or breathing fast. when you hit the water you are going to immediately get sucked under at least 20 to 30 meters deep. plus you have the counter current pushing you back into the water fall.
You are problaly going to need at least 1 minute of breath to swim past the current and up 20 meters to the surface.
I'm watching this just in case
I’ve been to Niagara Falls before!!!! Pretty Amazing.
Here’s a Step everyone should follow: Don’t even think about going near the Waterfall. It’s not worth it at all.
New fear unlocked : *everything*
I've had the pleasure of visiting the falls a couple years ago and it was a great experience. There's a ferry that takes you close to the falls and i happen to stay on top deck where you'll feel the wash of water and wind. I tell ya i had a hard time breathing at times during that so i couldn't even imagine go over and having all the water falling down on top of you
Maid of the Mist
Wow, we are going to the boat today! Is the top deck actually better or the bottom deck for both view and water?
This is how you survive 99.99% of the things shown in these videos it's simple... DON'T DO ANY OF THEM THAT'S HOW YOU SURVIVE!
Of course,the purpose of these videos is teaching common people survival tips in order to overcome extremely improbable situations but they still might come in handy.
@@Seageass01 You know something you're right. They're over 7 billion people on earth and odds are someone is being a dumbass every second and should watch these videos just before there impending doom!🤣
@@ThatSubZeroGamer : You're right,some people just lack common sense.
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Step 5: Remeber you’re swimming lessons
Me:flashbacks to my mom yeeting me into the lake 👁👄👁
Dad*
@@cutefirefly6705 same as me to
I live in Niagara Falls, born and raised. I am 20 seconds into this video, and already the lies start. The Niagara River does indeed COMMONLY gets well above freezing!!!! What a ridiculous thing to say. Summers are hot here. You think the water doesn't warm up as well? It does! It gets into the 70's Fahrenheit in summer.
I was born and raised in Niagara Falls NY. My first job was with the Maid of the Mist. Too many times I would go to work at the Souvenir store base of the Falls - law enforcement pulling out a body or bones being found.
It really works!! I was being carried away by the rapids at Niagra falls and pulled my phone out and googled "How to survive Niagara falls" and this came up and saved my life!
😭😂
Howwwe
I had to wait for an ad to play and died 😕
The falls stoping their 100 MPH current in order for you to watch a 7 minute and 22 second video in peace was very considerate of them. They even offered you tea and crimpers to eat as well. 😩
How to survive a Niagara Falls
Don't go there!
You coppied but ok
10/10 would recommend
But I went there
U know there’s a stone fense
@@senseijake7681 First time on the Internet ?
2:11 oh yeah, this bridge is just like a waterfall!
I live in Buffalo and I often take boat rides in Lake Erie and go to the Falls quite frequently, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to watch this just in case. lol. Thanks for this! Hope I never need to apply this knowledge but better safe than sorry.
same!! just took a hike near the river the other day in lewiston and it looked kinda tempting
I think it's funny that they fail to mention that the constant water pressure will bring you back under the falls and hold your body there for years potentially. That poor girl that jumped last winter was never found. Then if you do survive the jump and get to the surface, you have the worlds only class 6 rapids which you won't survive that and the whirlpool.
@@Danp34332 there was a girl that jumped last winter???? I live in Niagara Falls and never heard of it. I grew in Lewiston on the Niagara River. Every Summer you'd hear about bodies turning up. My older brothers discovered some blown up from the water. My parents own a Marina in Lewiston for 40 plus years. I've never thought the Falls was a glamorous place. I always thought there is something creepy about those waters.
@@Monkey-fc9nc yeah that poor girl from Buff State that committed suicide. She was on the news for like 2 weeks. She went to goat island at like 1am and never came off the island. She called a couple of friends and told them she had a plan to end it after her bf broke up with her.
I was in the US Coast Guard, stationed in Buffalo for 1 summer.
If a boat in the river gets into the rapids above the falls it will most likely get hung up in the rocks and not drift all the way to the brink / crest.
We rescued a 22 ft boat one night with 5 drunk fishermen, who thought they were going the other way. Their boat was caught in the rocks, and we took them off one at a time with a Canadian Parks Dept jet boat (no propeller).
The operators at both dams on the falls also have the ability to open the water intakes full and purge the water thru, to reduce the flow of water over the falls. That is partly why their boat was stuck, the intakes are normally open at night, and the flow of water over the falls is greatly reduced.
I live in Canada and I never knew people were so scared of freaking Niagara Falls my family and I always go there not scared. There’s no way to fall off unless you literally g9 over the Fence which is your fault. Go to Niagara cuz it’s one best looking places on earth.
I never thought it was scary. Its not scary to stand on land and look at water
What if someone bigger picks you up and throws you in? I don't fear jumping ... just don't always trust others.
It's easy to survive Niagara Falls. Here's a hint: Stay away from the water.
"Hold your breath". Brilliant!
you should do a: how to survive the titanic sinking
Titanic isn't here anymore
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@@ScorchMetallic Ok
@LAKSHITA SATYA u commented too late
That was escalation
i live next to the niagara falls, i’ve leaned over a little bit. just don’t be dumb and lean to far or try to sit on the short fence. it’s a beautiful sight and i go there almost everyday.
What an awesome sight! Thank you Dad for taking us there, great experience.
Can’t imagine going over that
In the 60s a kid went over with just a life preserver on and survived. It was an accidental going over. His sister managed to swim to the shore before going over, but the adult with them (father I think, maybe uncle) perished. The Maid of the Mist picked the boy out of the water.
This happened around 1960-61. The boy was about six years old at the time. Stay safe and GOD bless all.
And that kid was Captain Sean Christopher, the first Astronaut to walk on Mars....
I've been there. its really nice but it made my anxiety high
What this didn’t take into consideration is cold water shock. When a person submerges under cold water instantly they may open their mouth in a reflex and suck air in by a reflex, like a cold shower. So initially some of these people may have not been pummeled by rocks but hit the water opened mouth and drowned instantly. They invented drysuit for a reason.
you dont drown instantly - your lungs fill with water instantly, but you remain conscious for about 4 minutes without air
@@kenwittlief255 in cold water you may begin to drown instantly from cold water shock. You’ll gasp and mouth opens and begin instantly drowning. That’s why people wear dry suits
Lol. That’s helpful.. I never thought about that.. Thank you..
@@shaygalloway8683it’s called GASP syndrome
Idea:How to survive exam.
be the camera man
Break the CCTV and the supervisor
Be absent
It very breathtaking when you take the maid of the mist cruise boat , you very close to the water from the boat 😮
Having lived a 10 min. walk from the Falls half of my life. Then close by and always bring my kids. It's weird to make it out that it's people jumping all the time.
It is a beautiful, majestic natural wonder of the World. People who can take a trip to visit will enjoy it.
Thx for the tips I owe u my life!!
Having gone to Niagara Falls many times over the years the sheer idea of getting into the water is terrifying tbh. Gorgeous and powerful but dangerous. (The Canadian side is better btw!)
Ty I'm doing made of the mist tmr and I did Canadian side jet boat today It was awesome
these videos are so interesting for reasons that i am unaware of
"Remember your swimming lessons."
*Aish, that sucks I never took any.* ☹
I personally witnessed an Australian tourist go over Victoria Falls (accidentally) and he certainly didn’t survive. In fact, he was split in two at the torso. Zambia Police Service were able to recover his upper body, but the lower body was either washed swiftly down river or caught in a vortex below the falls. 🇿🇲
I go every year I could never tire of seeing it. Haven't fallen in yet
Beautiful place, scary currents. Been there myself.
I was here last week and I survived the fall by following this tips. Specifically the tip 6 worked out for me👍
Hehe
Ok dexter go back to your lab ..
@@biqich8554, at my lab😃
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Hello fellow childhood cartoon character
I was there in October 2021.
Seductive and beautiful.
I live in Niagara Falls, NY and it’s beautiful. However, people need to realize that the bigger waterfall, The Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side, has less rigid and massive sharp rocks at the bottom whereas Niagara Falls, the US side, is almost 100% impossible to survive due to the massive sharp and rigid rocks at the bottom. More people survived going over the Horseshoe Falls than Niagara Falls!
And DUH, there are strong railings to keep you from “slipping” or falling off as long as you have a brain, it’s safe. I would highly suggest visiting both the US and Canadian side and experiencing the Cave of the Winds (only US side) that let’s you take a walk right under Niagara Falls and the Maid of the Mist (both US & Ontario, Canada) where you ride boats right up close and almost under the Horseshoe Falls & Niagara Falls.
The natural whirlpool is also phenomenal! You can go over it on a cabled trolley from the Canadian side only and it’s so worth it!
I would also recommend hiking the gorge trail to view the rapids & Fort Niagara too!
Journey behind the falls is cool too, but the best thing to do there is the helicopter rides.
@@danixmoffat7229 You ever take a ride on them thunder boats ?
@@sandmantk4901 Nope.
My family’s favorite vacation spot .. Taking my boyfriend this summer it’s so beautiful 💕
3:28 the h3 100 layers of T-shirt challenge, that’s so random- I can’t 😭😭
@Gracie Adello 3:28*
@@kikimarie7683 thanks 😅
I am currently falling down Niagara Falls watching this video and the info is really helpful. Thanks and goodbye!
I've visited Niagara Falls and it's a magical place to visit and live
Lmao no it’s not, I love 20 min frome there, one of the shittiest places in NY, Canada side is nice tho
@@myacampbell6516 - Is that area still that bad? I remember coming across from the Canadian side after a trip around Lake Ontario as a kid, and the difference was surprising. It was like going from a nice neighborhood into a slum. I would have thought they'd have gentrified it a bit by now.
@@myacampbell6516 really? when I went the canadian side was actually kinda dirty and stuff, but the ny was ok-ish.
@@myacampbell6516 I agree bro .
The ship ride is the most fun part.
I met some of the kindest people there.
"The best way to survive falling into Niagara Falls is to not fall in" - genius
Fun Fact: in 1901, a lady called Annie esbolh went in a barrel down Niagara Falls and she survived!
It’s so beautiful wish I could go back
Fortunately this is one survival tip I'll never have to use. 😊
Ethan and Hila just chilling in this informational video
I live in Buffalo, NY I grew up around the Falls I do not care what anyone says you will not survive under any circumstances!!! You can only understand the true power of the Falls once you witness it in person!!!!
You won’t survive going over the American Falls, because of the rocks, but a few have survived going over the Horseshoe Falls, including a 12 year old boy, in 1960.
@@jenniferrogers2492 He was seven. Roger Woodward.
over the last 100 years around 2,000 people have gone over (estimated)
how many survived? 10? the odds are not good.
There’s a theme park on the Canadian side called MarineLand. It has a ride called the Sky Screamer that’s constructed on a mountain and built very high. If you sit on the side of the ride facing the Falls, you’ll get the best view of the Falls money can buy.
The "He did not make it out alive this time" really gave me sadness.
Imagine you are in the edge of the fall..and watching this tutorial
I’m doing it right now
“Oh-no”
“Don’t tell me. We’re about to go over a huge waterfall”
“Yep”
“Sharp rocks at the bottom?”
“Most likely”
“Bring it on”
At elementary school, when I was writing a narrative about going there, I described the waterfall as about 150 feet tall, so I was pretty close.
Very handy video, you never know when you could find yourself going over Niagra Falls.
Omg I'm cramming for an exam on natural wonders and this actually helped a lot!
May God help you to succeed Aameen.
I just visited Nigeria falls 2 weeks ago..it's beautiful 😍
Idea:how to survive mount everest
Step 1: Climb for 20 meters high.
Congratulations you climbed mount Everest. We made another video on how to survive climbing mount Everest till 8km high.
@@Meow-dr3pr 😂
Got it. Hold your breath. Go feet first. Brace for impact.
Awesome survival advice.
wear a wetsuit in January...
How to survive falling into the Niagara Falls
Step 1: Don't jump in
Ya, they havs lots of fences to keep you safe
@@abbey.f well
Not to high
Can't believe RUclips hasn't pulled this video.
Cool stuff.
how a guy breaks his ribs and almost breaks his spine and thinks, im gonna do this again
Waterfalls are beautiful but also deadly. In Idaho we have Shoshone Falls (212 feet high), the "Niagara of the West". And let's not forget Multnomah Falls in Oregon, at 620 feet high.
Fact: Niagara Falls is deeper at the base than it is high.
I’m not sure why, but that scared the shit outta me
Thanks for the tips… I feel more confident now. Gonna give it a go.
As a Canadian I’m proud of our falls!
This is what I always wanted to do.
This is my life's purpose
Thank you
Such a beautiful place glad I can bike there!
That was the smoothest transition in promoting the next video that I've seen yet lol 😆 great job 👏
any h3 fam spot ethan and hila at 3:29 😂
😂
Me living in the Caribbean taking intense notes...
I've often wondered about the likelihood of survival if someone launched themselves over the falls at top speed on a jet ski, but also had some type of miniature hang gliding contraption or suit that would allow them to glide long enough to ensure they cleared the rocks below (FYI, they would let go of the jet ski once they went airborne)
A dude tried, he died. This mist from the falls caused his parachute not to open
Should do a "How to survive going to see the Titanic" next
All the Warner Bros cartoons make it look like it's so fun 🤣
I love the video
My father went in with no protection neither, my mother hasn't seen him since
Ive always been terrifed of niagra falls. I was born and raised in michigan lol. Even seeing videos terrifies me.
I live here, I've thought about jumping a few times but it's too intimidating I'd rather jump infront of a train😂😂
I’m so hooked on these videos
I live in Pakistan and chances of me visiting Niagra falls are zero still i am watching this video like i am stuck in Niagra falls😂 Man! Mind is FUNNY GUY😂
Hello, I know this has nothing to do with the video but Ive always wondered about Pakistan. I would love to travel there. How is it there for a young woman tourist? Any tips or recommendations? :)
@@kathylopez6767 Hey! its totally safe for a young woman to travel in Pakistan, the People of Pakistan are extremely friendly and their hospitality towards foreigners is just heart melting. Plus majority of population here understand English so asking for any help would not be difficult. Pakistan is full of historical places, culture diversity and beautiful mountain ranges and mesmerising Valley scenery. If you want to vist Pakistan you are most welcome and if you ever need help regarding any information about visiting Pakistan you can contact and ask me...🙂
@@ranahamza1738 I’m just seeing this!! That sounds wonderful and amazing! I definitely want to plan my next vacation in your beautiful country! Would love if you could email me? My email is lopez.iveth143@hotmail.com! Thank you so much for the info!🙏🏻
@@kathylopez6767 My pleasure 😊 and sure i will email you..
Darn pakistan sounds beautiful id love to go someday when I'm old enough
I didn't need to watch this to survive.
I'm not putting myself in this situation, I've already survived
thanks for that, can you tell how to survive failure and depression
Pray! It worked for me! 🌹🍃
@@dorothyaugustus2462 Lucky you but obviously that doesn’t work for most of us. I’ve prayed my whole life and I’m still depressed. I guess God loved you enough to help you.💁🏽
@@refugeofthoughts8870 Awwwz God loves you too! I have felt failure and depression and it’s no joke at all. I wish you well in your life’s journey. Just don’t give up! 🙏🏽🌹🍃
There are many group therapies that might help. Most are free. Group therapies might make it easier to talk about your situation. Stay safe and GOD bless you.
Amazing beautiful ❤👋
I would just sing before dying 😔🙌🏻
Sing "Oh Canada", so maybe you'll go to a Canadian hospital if you do happen to survive.