@@BeeRich33grew up near a creek similar to this in southeast us, definitely mostly organics, considering ive seen everything from kids electric 4 wheelers to motor homes float by
Guten Morgen🙋♀️ Ach du lieber Himml ---- Das glaub ich ja grade nicht🙄 Da kriegt man ja schon Angst ----JA ODER❓️❓️❓️❓️ Danke fürs VIDEO mit vieeeel MUT 🙄🙋♀️🍀🍀❤️lichst KARIN
I’ve been to China( Asia) and seen way too much plastic bottles/ plastic bags/ clothing/litter/ garbage floating in the rivers and along the river banks which is why hot beverages are a safe bet. While in the EU Europe the tap water is still acceptably safe,fish can been seen swimming and there is an effort to be environmentally responsible and when you have numerous global reference point,knowledge can give you a better understanding/ clearer picture of the situation.
What's happens to a river like this post flood. Is everything dead and the river repopulates itself? I can imagine all that debris scouring the life from it.
After such an event, the river goes through a natural recovery process that depends on various factors. It is not that all life is wiped out after a flood, but the habitat is drastically changed and many organisms can die or be displaced. While the flood is fatal for many organisms, rivers and their ecosystems are designed to adapt to such extreme events. Especially in mountain rivers, as seen in the video, such disturbances are part of the natural cycle. They even ensure that the river remains dynamic and new habitats emerge, e.g. by creating new gravel banks or river branches. The recovery of a river can take several months to years, depending on the severity of the flood and the environmental conditions. Natural rivers usually have a better chance of fully regenerating than regulated or heavily polluted waters. Summary of ChatGPT's answer Translation with Google Translate
Great video! No stupid music just natural sound.💪💪💪
Belo vídeo meu irmão show de bola um abraço tamo junto
Super 🎉 Es wäre besser wenn du kann die Brucke rekordieren auch. Grüße aus Java, Indonesien.
Well done! Nature’s enema.
Such clean debris’s- no plastics bottles/ no tarps/ minimum paper products/ no lawn chairs/ no tires/ no appliances..Oppps forgot- It’s Switzerland…
Uh, did you watch the video?
Been to Switzerland and enjoyed Zurich where the river flowing thru town was so clear/clean that you could see the fish swimming in the water.
@@BeeRich33grew up near a creek similar to this in southeast us, definitely mostly organics, considering ive seen everything from kids electric 4 wheelers to motor homes float by
Are you Blind ? There's all kinds of plastic and garbage in that !
I saw a Toblerone packet😂😂
¿De dónde salió eso? 😳
El maremoto fue provocado por una intensa tormenta con más de 60 mm de lluvia en una hora.
@@hjs4weather Gracias por tu respuesta.
Vielen Dank für dieses Video! Wissen Sie, ob diese Flutwelle nur durch Regenfälle verursacht wurde?
Ja, die Wetterstation auf dem Napf hat mit 66mm einen neuen Stundenrekord gemessen. Das ist im obersten Einzugsgebiet der Luthern.
Der deutsche Pauschaltourist hatte wohl zuviel Druck auf der Blase!🙉
NO MUSIC. EZELENTE❤
Must have been a BIG land slip off a steep bank side where a clear fall of timber had taken place at one time previous.
Guten Morgen🙋♀️
Ach du lieber Himml
---- Das glaub ich ja grade nicht🙄
Da kriegt man ja schon Angst ----JA ODER❓️❓️❓️❓️
Danke fürs VIDEO mit vieeeel MUT 🙄🙋♀️🍀🍀❤️lichst KARIN
just a happening
normal flow no over banking
doing that since ice age
nothing to see move on
Das schöne Brennholz😢😕😕
What about the fishes?
Glub glub!
thay hide and wait
doing it for millions of years
they know more than you
You can see the bottom. Even with all the debris the water itself is clear.
Impressive video. There is a "serious wood" joke in there somewhere, but I'm not touching it.
💕Wow 🤍🤍🤍💜🤍🤍🤍
I’ve been to China( Asia) and seen way too much plastic bottles/ plastic bags/ clothing/litter/ garbage floating in the rivers and along the river banks which is why hot beverages are a safe bet. While in the EU Europe the tap water is still acceptably safe,fish can been seen swimming and there is an effort to be environmentally responsible and when you have numerous global reference point,knowledge can give you a better understanding/ clearer picture of the situation.
sieht einfach nur aus nach einer Schleusenöffnung in den Flutgraben.
O homem faz a chujeira a natureza limpa
Sämtliche Tiere sind gleich mit verschwunden... 😢
Jep, war ein katastrophales Massenaussterben.
👍
Plastik, wohin das Auge reicht. Gute Nacht Lozärn und der Rest der Welt!
bad burrito ?
Voilà le résultat quand les humains stupides canalisent une rivière plutôt que de la laisser divaguer dans les champs et des zones inondables !
What's happens to a river like this post flood. Is everything dead and the river repopulates itself? I can imagine all that debris scouring the life from it.
After such an event, the river goes through a natural recovery process that depends on various factors. It is not that all life is wiped out after a flood, but the habitat is drastically changed and many organisms can die or be displaced.
While the flood is fatal for many organisms, rivers and their ecosystems are designed to adapt to such extreme events. Especially in mountain rivers, as seen in the video, such disturbances are part of the natural cycle. They even ensure that the river remains dynamic and new habitats emerge, e.g. by creating new gravel banks or river branches.
The recovery of a river can take several months to years, depending on the severity of the flood and the environmental conditions. Natural rivers usually have a better chance of fully regenerating than regulated or heavily polluted waters.
Summary of ChatGPT's answer
Translation with Google Translate
doing it for millions of years
your only worried because some body filmed it
move on