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hello everyone and welcome back in a brand new video! I'm Katy and

welcome on Katy Handmade. in today's tutorial we're going to make this bag /

backpack, the nora model. I say bag / backpack because for those who follow me on

facebook knows that I made two versions both this and the first in blue the first one

in blue it was just this backpack I have decided to turn it into a bag

in fact I did not put the braces however I say backpack because I have

made this handle that still remember very much the backpack. further advice

that I can give you, however, to be able to wearing is to add one

shoulder strap or a long handle is indifferent.

I decided to bring this first tutorial because I had more parts ready

let's say more registered parts of the tutorial, of course, however, for how much

regards the blue version you will see both the flap that bottom of this tutorial

because as I told you already in the previous tutorials are tending to

recycle the various pieces of mine tutorials to save time though

however, the explanation is always that so obviously as I always tell you there

I give my ideas but you can quietly customize this

version putting the braces then make it become a real backpack

own. regarding the t-shirt yarn many of you have asked me where

take it, I already had it at home because anyway I'm full of

material, I have boxes full of t-shirt yarn but then I was told that anyway

Sergio cirillo has it, so in the info box here below I leave the link of

their page because they really have it so much, there is and choice of this kind

of this t-shirt yarn. it's not a collaborative video though

many will ask why if I sells the material advice other suppliers

in reality I sell what is mine though I have not started a business

nothing I simply share mine 360 degree passion so I suggest you

my ideas also in the form of kits then if someone wants to buy them well

otherwise I live the same, I continue to do the tutorials so it can happen

that I continue to advise suppliers, but I kept doing it also in

private when I was asked information. so done this

premise I leave you to the list of the necessity and then we start with the

our project

Crochet n.7, in my case because however the tape is light and once processed

it remains thin while using one thicker tape like the licra, there

I recommend using a crochet number 8. so let's start with ours

bottom making an initial loop

in this way, and let's start 15 chains

made the 15 chains, now we come back back with sc, then starting

from the second st from the crochet hook

I'm going to make 1 sc in every chain

in the last chain I go to work 1 sc, 1 ch

1 sc

1 ch and 1 sc, then in the two ends of the bottom I will go to

make increases. for increases I do not I'm the kind of person who follows them

precise patterns or, yes I do increases but I do them on the basis of how

it transforms the work we say, to make you understand if I see that the fund is embarking

I'm going to make a chain, I use the chain to make the increases, however

anyway to make you a tutorial well I gave myself a test and then I did

the pattern is written so anyway give you a precise outline from

follow because otherwise if you have to follow a tutorial dedicated to the fund

how I really do it, that is, it does not have scheme, I go based on how the work

it takes shape. so after doing it this increase I'm going to do one again

sc in each st below until you reach the last chain

on the other end

arrived at the last chain we go to make 1 sc, 1 ch

1 sc, 1 ch, and the other sc is enough we have already made it to

start lap then the next sc let's go get it on

in the sc below then practically on both ends

we did the same number of increases. I do 1 sc on the

sc below, in this case I make another chain one

sc on the st below, we proceed the

work by doing sc in the successive 12 sts

now let's make 1 chain 1 sc on the next st

1 ch, 1 mb in the next st

below, 1 ch, 1 sc in the next st

below another chain, another sc in the st

next below so we will have to to do we will have to repeat ( 1 ch and

1 sc) x4 times there

now I proceed by doing one sc in the following 13 sts

and now let's go for one again 1 ch and 1 sc in the next st

in the next row below 1 ch and 1 sc

1 ch and 1 sc in next st

1 ch and 1 sc in next st

for the last time a1 ch and 1 sc in next st

we will have repeated in this case 6 times the group

of (1 ch and 1 sc). at this point we proceed doing

1 sc in 13 next sts

and also in this end we will have to repeat the groups of (1 ch and 1 sc)

x 6 times. then I'm going to make 1 ch and 1 sc

in next st (repeat x5 other times)

and at this point I'm going to make 1 sc in next 16 sts and then

let's go to close the job with sl st

this is the result we are going to cut the tape, we pull it out

and with the help of the needle let's go to close with the buttonhole of

closing I will not close at this point but in the next

and then obviously it goes to block everything inside the stitches. so this is it

the result of the fund more or less like I do it with a precise pattern

that I thought only for you well. at this point we go to do the

body of our backpack then we always start with the initial loop

and this time I want to start from the back so I do not hook on the short side

but I hooked on the back I have changed crochet, I took the number 8 for

make the body of the bag a little more wide

I'm going to hook in the central st of the back side of ours

bottom taking only half the chain behind this way and I'm going to do

1 sc

I will therefore work 1 sc back loop only in every st below

well finished the lap, we go to close with 1 sl st in the

first st and at this point we should start processing the body of the

bag or backpack anyway. I I will work the body of the bag with the

"canestro stitch" that is the same st that I used for the clutch "Aida"

of which you are asking me in so many the tutorial. know that it is in

I'm recording it along with all these other tutorials

so calm. the only problem is that I could not find the same

closure that I used for that because anyway I took it a long time

do in a haberdashery then I'll use another one closure, but in any case the procedure

of the clutch bag does not change obviously. for regarding the backpack you can

use any stitch. then let's see how to work ours

body of the backpack. here we go first of all to make a chain

afterwards we make a sc back loop only in the first shirt then

here we aim to take only half a

chain behind

in this way we make 1 sc BLO precisely, then we aim

crochet taking all the st below, then

this is what we find under the sc blo, that we have

just made, this is the next one, we must

aim the crochet like this so we take it all we take the

tape or anyway the cord that we are using we pull it out

and we close sc in this way

let's proceed, let's go for the crochet in the middle of the chain behind the

next row below then in this we take only half the chain

behind and we make a sc. now we have to alternate the sts, therefore

where there is the sc BLO we will do the canestro stitch then we take all the

Next st below we take the thread we pull out

and we close sc then we will have to proceed in this way for

all the way around. I do not remember exactly if I showed you this st already

in some tutorials surely yes it seems to me, in the bucket

shimmer with jute. maybe I leave it to you linked here at the top of the "i" .. and

let's continue this way

finished the lap I'm going to close with sl st

but if you want you can also continue to work in spiral without closing turns,

that is a bit subjective. then point the crochet in the first chain that

we did and close with sl st.

in this way, now I'm going to do it initial chain and on this lap

we should alternate the points then where we have the sc BLO we have to

make the canestro st, where we have the canestro stitch we have to knit

sc BLO. then in the st next we have 1 sc BLO

I'm going to get all of it knit and I'm going to make a canestro st

or anyway sc

in the next st we have a canestro stitch so I'm going to take only

half a chain behind and I do one sc this way and proceed

alternating the sts. it's really a lot simple because anyway just look

the points we have below, here we have the sc so I'm going to make the canestro stitch

here we have the canestro st and I'm going to do sc BLO. If

I did not make the sc BLO, it would come anyway the normal canestro st without these

small strips, and proceed in this way for all the ride is also

for all the subsequent turns that there I leave here shown above obviously

this is the total number of laps that we have to do including the first lap

together with the measure in centimeters. so if you want to use a

yarn different from mine you have like reference the measurement in centimeters,

so we reach these measures and then see you to finish our backpack.

well after finishing the body of the bag, then, after doing 18 laps e

reaching about 21.5 / 22 cm, this is the result. I kept a bit

lower, but of course if you prefer you can do it even higher. I am

kept low a bit because I preferred make it lower than the other

backpack, and some because I do not the tape was enough. I really have

so much tape but they are all boxed and I do not want to get her out of the box

and then put it back in to bring it in the new house, so I arrange one

with what I have outside. now let's go to cut the thread and let's close

with the closing buttonhole. as you can see, I closed it on the back

all laps with sl st let's say that you notice slightly little

however, this is the back then we do not care that much

as regards the flap, we always start with the initial loop and

we start 16 ch

well at this point always starting from the second chain from the crochet,

so not this but this, let's go to make 1 sc in every chain

below

in the last chain we are going to repeat the same procedure we did

also for the fund then in the last one chain we make (1 sc

1 ch, 1 sc, 1 ch, 1 sc)

we will work only on one end, and increase we will work them only on

so let's go back with sc

once the lap is over, we will finish it here because now we will have to work in rows of

roundtrip so let's make a chain and turn around

work and we will go to work 1 sc in next 13 sts

because then on this end we will have to work increases for it anyway

round the part. Point the hook in the first st and I make 1 sc

and I will do 1 sc in each st below until you get 13

stitches

ok at this point we will have to work 6 groups consisting of 1 chain and 1

sc like we did for the bottom, so let's make a chain, one

sc in the next st below and we repeat this

procedure for 6 times

at this point let's go back with sc so we will have to do

1 sc in the last 13 sts

also finished this lap, let's go to make a chain, turn,

and we'll go to work first one sc in the following 15 sts

worked the 15 sts we should go to work

groups to form increases e we will then work 1 chain

and 1 sc, this group, for 9 times

so let's make a ch 1sc in next below so

until obtaining 9 groups of

1 ch and 1 sc

then made 9 increases, proceed working sc

in each st below up to end the line

this round also ended this we have finished the lines of

increase and we will have to continue working a further line without increases then

doing sc in every st below and then we'll go to work

the finishing lap. so I proceed making 1 chain,

turn and I make a sc in the first st and

1 sc in every st below

also finished this line, let's go to make a chain, turn around and

we will work the finishing lap, then I'm going to work a sc

taking only the half chain behind of the underlying st in this way,

so I will make a sc BLO in each st below

regarding this version that I'm showing you in the tutorial I want

give you an alternative to closing since, however, I only had one

of that "folder" and I thought of apply a ring here and work it

together with theflap while I am working the sc, I insert

the ring to then make a band on the underlying part of the backpack e

so you can close it with a simple one ring and a snap lock that is located

easily in all haberdasheries. then I'm going to work sc BLO

and I have to find the center of this flap, here,

I sign with a brand points where I have to arrive with sc

and where I have to start taking then the ring

so here I have to do the sc without taking

the little ring and here I'll take it too the ring so I take it this way.

in this way I got stuck the ring and now proceed doing mine

sc BLO in the remaining ss

after the line we go to finish even this part, so let's do one

chain we work sc in this point, and a sc in

every line that we find ourselves underneath

in this way. now I'm going to cut the thread and close with the closing buttonhole.

After that we go to hide the thread in excess between the sts. good to this

we have to go sewing our own flap, at least I will do this first

step. we take ours flap and place it according to the

the height we want. I also changed the snap because

this in my opinion is more comfortable for then create the band that we are going to

sew on the bottom and besides being more comfortable and even a little bit cuter

to see, so I'm going to put it back,

and regarding the height of the flap is our pleasure. We can

put it all completely down or on .. it's a subjective thing

I will go to position it this way, obviously it also depends on how many

chains you started for the flap, because more chains started more there

the flap is big. I go to take the tape that was me

advanced, I will go to hide the thread later. I go

to create the initial loop in this way and I will try to sew mine

flap with sl st. first of all I would say to take one

I act on the corners because I already have them folded the backpack here

to make me a little bit account of the dimension

so I would say to mark myself with a brand points the corners so I know where there is

the bending, more than anything else I'm going to do it in these retro seen that however I will have to

sew the flap. so I'm going to mark the corner but it's a thing

my you can do it and do not do it. then later

I have marked the two points I go to bring the loop inside

of the bag and I'm going to pull it out with crochet

in this way I take the flap, point the crochet in

a st that is parallel to the point where did we escape from

loop

I take the loop, I pull it out into this way, it's a bit difficult to make you

see, however, I will try to make you understand. in practice I'll have to sew all of it

flap along the edge, with sl st entering both points

of the flap both in the sts of the backpack. then stitch with the crochet in the stitch

next of the flap e even in the backpack I take the thread

from inside

he pulled it out and closed it directly with sl st. I proceed this way

until all the flap is sewn.

Well, once all the flap has been sewn, let's cut the thread and send it to

hide between the sts.

well at this point with a bit of tape that advanced me, I go to

create the band that me will still hold the snap. then

I always keep it hooked to the flap so that I can work

measure where I will have to get. I take the crochet number 7 and go to

make the initial loop

Turn and go to work directly in the ring of the

snap. then point the crochet in the ring and I'm going to make

1 sc, I do another, then 2 sc in total, and I will try to do one

Romanian braid from this point. in theory I'm going to turn

I take the st in this way, yarn over and close both buttonholes. Turn,

I take this loop and this other loop a total of 3 loops,yarn over and

I close the first two and then the second two. Turn

I'll take this first

loop, I take the second one

in this way, yarn over, close the first 2, and close the second two. Turn

and I repeat this procedure I take the first one I take the second one

yarn over, close the first two

I close the second two and proceed up to reach the measure we need

ok I reached my size then for the last time he worked

I take the two loops, yarn over and I close everything together

I then go to pull the whole thread out so much so, there is little left of it

I'll have to go and sew this band to the center of the base then on these points

here those in the coast we go to sew entering and leaving the processing

then once the band has been sewn let's block the thread inside

with a little patience. well this turned out once

assembled the backpack. at this point we should go and make the handle

the braces. in this case we have two options we can buy the handle and

ready-made leather / faux leather braces, there are suppliers that

however they sell them, or we can make them us with yarn. in this

case I will use the cord that is less elastic therefore if you want to continue to

follow the tutorial and then implement the backpack just like I realized it

I continue to follow the tutorial

because I will show you how to make it both the braces that handle anyway

they have the same procedure so I'll show you the sample right

and then regarding the length see a little according to your tastes

in this case I will use simple white cord, any lanyard is fine

provided it is 3 mm. I will work with crochet 3.5mm, so I'm going to do the

initial loop as usual e I will work a simple Romanian braid

so how did we do it for the lanyard of the snap only that in

In this case we will start from the chains. so I'm going to do 2

chains, stitch the crochet in the first chain and I take the thread and I do one

sc

in this way. Turn, point the crochet in this loop that would be

the first chain I take this loop, yarn over

and I close both loops together this step is just to start

after which we turn the work, we take these two loops then one and two

yarn over and we close the first two

yarn over again and close the second two we turn the back on

work and proceed by repeating the same procedures then I take the first loop

I take the second that I'm still on side, yarn over close the first 2

yarn over again, I close the second two and proceed in this way until

reach the length I need this concerns both the handle and the

braces

finished your handle, go to turn the work around

take the two loops we yarn over and we close all the loops together. at

this point we do not go to cut the thread but let's finish our

Romanian braid. so I do one chain and I will go to aim the crochet

in all these loops that there we find lateral to the Romanian braid

then point the crochet in this I take the thread and I make sl st

and I will make sl st in each loop we find ourselves, in this

way

we will go to outline all of ours Romanian braid. when I'll come here I'll do it

a chain, 1 sl st inside the central st

1 chain and then step on the other side and I do the same procedure up

to get to the end where I will cut the thread I will close with the loops of

closing and our handle is ready, therefore

I proceed, I just wanted to show you the finishing process .. I do not think so

I will make the straps for this model because I prefer to keep it by hand

in short, maybe I will put a chain

well I finished as you can see the my handle, now I'm going to cut the

thread and close with the closing buttonhole

I think it's more so nice, you let me know below

in the comments what do you think if you like it more so or do you prefer to keep anyway

the classic Romanian braid. so I go cut the thread and close it with one

closing buttonhole

put the snap is very simple I already put it on one side, but seen it

that many of you often ask me how maybe apply a chain or one

shoulder bag I simply use these

round snap and now I go

practically to apply it right on the end then here, I do it

pass between the stitches [...] and here I have applied the snaps. now we must

go to apply it to the backpack / bag. we choose a position on the back, me

I'll try to put it lower possible so that anyway once

that is standing the snaps can not be seen. so I open

always the snap I still go to switch it between the sts. how long

it's about when you have to practically apply the chain to you open the

snap put the chain and then this part go and lock it in one

of the sts of the bag .. now there I show why maybe someone who

wants to put the shoulder strap ..

I have now put it right on chain of course to put one

shoulder strap go in a st more in low type here

put and stay in place, that is not nothing so difficult. so I go to

apply my handle

and here we have applied ours handle. at this point the bag is ready

obviously you can customize the model as you like it then

maybe apply a handle or what want

same thing for the type of closure. good Girls! at this point we have finished

our bag and this is the result. of course you can customize it in

based on your tastes so you can change the closure to put a button

a magnet a folder closure, create the drawstring and more

put the braces I did not put just because I want it anyway

leave as a bag not as a backpack but still keep the style of one

backpack because I like them especially the backpacks. then

I hope this project is there liked! you asked me in many

the tutorial and as you know, I look for it always sharing everything with you.

so let me know below in the comments what you think

obviously you can do this project with any yarn because

however I always leave the measures in centimeters so it's simple too

recreate it with different yarns. not worry that I will also take you

projects in lanyard since anyway not all of you are lovers of the sling, e

nothing .. I invite you to subscribe to the channel if you like it

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I send a kiss and I wait for you always in the next tutorial

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5 Dangerous Animals in Amazon Rainforest - Duration: 11:59.

The Amazon rainforest is known as the heart

Of mother earth

With an area of 5.5 million km²

I can understand that 20 new animal

species are discovered every day. Due to the

greed of man, the Amazon loses about

78 million acres per year

almost a quarter vanished

while we know that we can learn so much from

this beautiful nature because it is believed

new medicines are out there, but most importantly

if it goes bad with the Amazon rainforest

then the whole world is affected

To pay attention to the Amazon Rainforest,

a video about the five most dangerous animal

species you encounter when you play Tarzan

in that jungle.

At 5, the Piranha.

A fish armed with razor sharp teeth and a

very bad reputation thanks

to Hollywood.

This fish is not a threat individually

but in schools they are

Regardless of whether

they are able to eat you in 5 minutes

till they reach your bones

people are not on their

menu but occasionally an accident happens

A six-year-old child, Eduardo dos Santos de

Sousa, died in 2012 after piranhas

ate the flesh on his forearm near the town of Curua,

in the state of Para

Another six-year-old child died on

January 27, 2015, in Brasil

surrounded by a school of piranhas

The incident happened in the Maicuru River

near the town

of Monte Alegre, also in the same state.

It is not proven that the Piranha killed the

children or the children were already dead

like drowned because Indigenous people live

side by side with this feared fish

without problems.

Piranhas react to sound and movements

they are like vampires because

they can smell blood

from a great distance and get excited about

it. So women, if you have your period, stay

on the land.

The black piranha or black-tailed piranha

is the largest piranha species and

can grow to 13 inches and weigh up to

7 pounds. Because

people are not on the menu

we go to number four

The Bull Shark or Carcharhinus leucas.

When I was young, I thought that sharks only

live in the sea until I am surprised to see a shark

in fresh water in one of the

National Geographic documentaries when I

was 6, ...2 years ago.

The bull shark eats anything

Fish, turtles, birds, sloths, dolphins

stingrays and other

bull sharks

The bull shark is extremely aggressive

and is very dangerous to people. The bull

shark has the most powerful bite force

than any other shark, yes

even more than the big

white shark, The bull shark has a bite force

of no less than 1,300 pounds or

589.67 kilograms

combined with Hundreds or triangular

very sharp, serrated teeth you would rather not

encounter this fish in the river

The shark generally reacts mainly to blood

but is also sensitive to sounds and movements

As you know, water is the best sound conductor.

The shark can hear you miles away

The problem with this type of shark is that

this fish swims not only in deep water

but also where people swim, in the shallow

water.

The woman can be 7.9 ft long and the

man 7.4.

Another remarkable difference between

the Bull Shark and all other sharks, it does not

lay eggs but gives birth immediately

that is also the reason why you find them in shallow

water.

Shallow water offers the puppies

extra protection.

The Top 3 Deadliest Sharks

The "Big Three" sharks that pose the greatest

threats to humans

are white sharks, tiger sharks, and

bull sharks.

3 GREEN ANACONDA

When you hear the Anaconda

you immediately think of Jennifer Lopez.

Well, I NOT ?!

The Amazon rainforest is the home of

this 30-feet long party peeper

The snake is the

twice the size of an adult giraffe

strangle anything in its path such as

wild boar, deer,

capybaras, jaguars, and humans

with a crushing force of 90 pounds

per square inch. If you

want to experience it let an elephant

sit on your chest

Just ask my sister.

Anaconda can stay underwater for 10 minutes

before it comes to the surface to grab some

air and grow constantly their entire life.

This 33 ft snake was accidentally killed during

construction work that gives you the impression

that man is no match for this reptile. The

snake give you a long cuddle until you

stop breathing and then swallow you. This snake

weighs 400 kg

With so much free environment

who knows that larger Anacondas are out there,

after all, they adapt to the environment

The head, what an ugly thing

Women would

you do a french kiss with that?

Have fun!

The green Anaconda is a constrictor like the

Burmese python that also crawls in that rainforest.

If the python is capable of swallowing a deer

then man is absolutely no problem.

Like.... inserting a suppository.

This fish knows no mercy

It has special organs

that generate 860 volts

At number two the Electric Eel.

860 volts does not have to be fatal

for an adult person

but you become paralyzed and

you drown.

It is a fish and fish live in water

So if you swim and accidentally step on the

electric eel you get 860 volts

through your body in 2 ms

Your body becomes paralyzed,

one sip of water in your lungs

can be fatal to a person.

The electrical organs consist of

flat cell-shaped disks, the so-called electrocites

which are packed tightly together

Biological pumps in the cell membrane

send negative electrical

ions out of the cell and

positive goes in. This exchange builds

up a voltage difference

of approximately 0.1 volts

between the inside and outside

of the cell membrane, which is

expressed as a spark

An adult eel has 6,000 electrocites

and a wave of tremor thus gives

a total voltage of 600 volts

You usually do not die because of the electric

shock, but because of

the circumstances, namely water.

This funny video from James King

is about an Electric Catfish.

Time after time he gets

an electric shock when he touches the fish

The child wants to try it out

and the fish is thinking,

no, not you my little friend

A friend of the father touches the fish

and gets the whole

city electricity through his body.

Nice animals, I'm going to put 10 of those

around my sister's neck.

Before I start with number one. Do not forget

to watch "10 Most Haunted Places

on Earth

That Are Real" and "Top 10 Most Haunted Places

in India"

Links to the videos can be found

in the video description.

If you suddenly see large milk tits growing

in your arm do not drink the white milk

that comes out it.

Do not drink!

Your body is a magnet

for the billions of bot flies in the Amazon

that uses the annoying Mosquitoes as a host.

Precisely, the number one danger in the

Amazon jungle is the Mosquito.

The first thing you notice when you step

into the beautiful jungle

are those annoying

Mosquitoes who attack you

If you record yourself on camera

and add disco background music,

it seems like you have a disturbing way of dancing

Your body is constantly being stung by all

kinds of flying insects

mainly Mosquitoes

To protect yourself cover yourself in mud

and at night make a smokey hot campfire

As soon as a Mosquito sucks you, blood is

released because that nasty

insect injects a blood thinner into your body so that it

can calmly drink your blood

At the moment the Mosquito is drinking

the larvae that is

"placed by the bot fly" will fall

and crawl into the wound

to feed on your tissues until

its time to go out.

Do not think "Oh, that is beautiful I've got

a moving milk tit on my arm"

and leave it in your arm

The longer you wait, the harder

it is to get it out

the body of the larvae get the same shape

like a balloon filled with

water, chances are that part of the body

will remain under your skin causing it

to rot in your body and get infections

"MORE MILK"

But the Mosquito is more than just a carrier

of larvae

Mosquitoes can carry malaria

You are going to have the flu

Your body dehydrates

extremely quickly

In combination with the hot climate in the Amazon

you can get dehydrated

within one day

You try to eat and drink

but your stomach is too weak

and pushes it

out of your body

You will not survive if

you do not receive medical assistance.

Here are some honorable mentions that

live in the Amazon jungle:

Screwworm flies:

In contrast to bot flies the screwworm flies

or hominivorax that means the man-eater

attacks healthy skin tissue and

imposes maggots. These

maggots have one mission

to eat you alive from the inside

If you do not seek help,

you will not survive.

The Amazon jungle is the home of one of the

big cat species, namely the Jaguar

With powerful

jaws that can easily crack my

sister's skull.

Strikingly enough, the Jaguar avoid contact

with people. In fact, wild boars

are more inclined to attack you in the dark.

If the jaguar charges you, do not run

instead, wave your arm and shout

make yourself bigger

and more dangerous than you really are

behave like an asshole

Punch as hard as you can

in the eye or nose what I always do with

my sister, it works.

Alligators: Alligators also lurk in the rivers

They grab

their prey and they do the death roll

If Jaguars are a prey of these animals, a

human being is a juicy meal.

This is the end of the video. In the video

description, I added some interesting links

to must-see documentaries, books

and studies

related to the Amazon Jungle.

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Most DANGEROUS Volcanoes In The World - Duration: 10:20.

A volcano eruption is probably one of the fiercest sights of nature.

The temperatures of the lava can reach up to 1200 degree Celsius!

The thought of standing close to it, let alone touch it, is enough to shudders in most!

Here's a look at some of the most dangerous volcanoes of today!

13.

Yellowstone Caldera, USA – The Yellowstone national park witnesses many tourists from

far and wide because of its hot springs and erupting geysers!

But what many might not know is that it all sits on top of a super volcano, which if erupts,

could wipe out entire Western America!

A super volcano is basically a massive volcano and thankfully, humans have never witnessed one.

The last known super volcanic explosion was over 2.1 million years ago.

Another thing which separates a super volcano from a regular one is that there is no cone

shape mountain.

It forms inside a caldera, a kind of hole in the ground, and all of Yellowstone is basically

just that.

Estimates say that if Yellowstone caldera ever decides to erupt, it would kill 87,000

people immediately and the aftermaths like ash and gas would probably damage the food

supply of the entire world!

Let us just hope that it never does though!

12.

Mt. Vesuvius, Italy – This is probably the most dangerous volcano in the world today,

as not only does it have a history of exploding every 20 years or so, but it is also located

close to the densely populated area of Naples, Italy.

There are over 3 million people who would be affected directly if Vesuvius erupts and

although the last eruption was in 1944, scientists have calculated that it has an eruption cycle

of 20 years or so! Vesuvius is the only known volcano to have

erupted on the European mainland and it is perhaps most remembered for the eruption in

79 AD, when it burnt down and buried the cities of Herculaneum and Pompeii.

So if you were planning a trip to Naples, do ensure that Vesuvius isn't in the mood

first!

11.

Popocatepetl, Mexico – When you think of volcanoes, you definitely wouldn't think

of it being close to a glacier right?

Ice and Fire don't really mix after all, do they?

But Popocatepetl volcano in Mexico actually contained a glacier.

But that was before 2001, when the glacier melted away and the primary reason for that

was increased volcano activity.

It is the most active volcano in Mexico and there have been 15 major eruptions since 1519!

The last time that Popocatepetl erupted was in 2000 and since it lies just 35 miles from

Mexico City, the evacuation of almost 41,000 people in the surrounding areas was needed

to prevent a major catastrophe.

10.

Taal, Philippines – A picturesque island is definitely something you would want to

explore right?

But when it comes to the volcano island of Philippines, do show a little caution.

It houses the Taal volcano, the second most active volcano in the Philippines.

It has had 33 recorded eruptions since 1572 and has claimed the lives of 5,000 – 6000

people till date.

The Taal volcano is a cinder cone one which is probably why most of the eruptions have

been confined to the intra-caldera region of the volcano.

And while some adventure junkies might want to visit the volcano island, it is better

to view the island from a distance!

9.

Grimsvotn, Iceland – In southeast Iceland, the Grimsvotn volcano was responsible for

bringing air traffic in almost all of Europe to a standstill in 2011.

It is a basaltic volcano and has the highest eruption frequency in Iceland.

It actually brought life to a standstill when it erupted along with the Laki during 1783,

but the Grimsvotn kept on erupting till 1785!

The structure of the grimsvotn is such that eruption melt a lot of water and they fill

the caldera which cause enormous pressure.

Hence, it has to be monitored closely at all times.

8.

Mauna Loa, Hawai – The island of Hawaii is home to 5 volcanoes and the largest of

these, and in fact, the world, is Mauna Loa.

It is an extremely active volcano which has been erupting from time to time for the last

700,000 years!

The last eruption occurred in 1984 but thankfully the terrain around the mountain is such that

it does not allow the lava to flow very fast and so it does not pose that much of a threat

to human lives.

But in the case of major eruptions like the one in 1950, the entire village of Hoókena

Mauka was destroyed by the flowing lava.

It is one of the most closely watched volcanoes in the world as it offers a good chance of

studying and understanding how volcanoes work better!

7.

Sakurajima, Japan – The Sakurajima volcano in Japan was once isolated on an island.

But the resulting lava flow from a major eruption in 1915 saw it being connected to the Osumi

peninsula.

It is often referred to as the Vesuvius of the East as it is very active and keeps depositing

volcanic ash in its surroundings.

In fact, the white sands highland near it were also a result of volcanic activity.

The Sakurajima is a stratovolcano, and its summit has 3 peaks, the highest being Kita-dake.

It is estimated that over 22,000 years ago, a massive explosion caused the magma chambers

under it to collapse which formed a caldera and later activity in the caldera led to the

formation of Sakurajima.

When a team of scientists studied Sakurajima in 2016, they predicted a major eruption in

the next 30 years!

We suggest that if you want to visit Japan, do it soon before that eruption actually happens!

6.

Santa Maria, Guatemala – When a volcano makes it to the list of the five biggest eruptions

in the last 200 years, you know that it means business!

Santa Maria is a large, active volcano in the Western highlands of Guatemala.

It was known as Gagxanul in the past and eruptions began over 30,000 years ago.

In that time, small and frequent eruptions have led to the cone of the Santa Maria building

up to over 1400 metres!

Thankfully, after the formation of the huge cone, the activity pattern changed with long

periods of inactivity.

But in 1902, it surprised everyone by erupting and spewing over 5.5 cubic kilometres of magma

and volcanic ash travelled as far as up to San Francisco, over 4000 kilometres away!

Because of its inactivity for long, the nearby residents did not pay heed to the preceding

tremors and over 5000 lost their lives in the eruption, while the resulting malaria

claimed many more.

5.

Colima, Mexico – Standing at an impressive height of over 12000 feet, the Volcan de Fuego,

or Volcan de Colima as it is locally known, is one of the most active volcanoes in Mexico

and North America.

Since 1576, it has erupted more than 40 times.

The most recent ones include 1991 when a lava dome rose and collapsed, 1998 when 9 kilometre

high eruptive columns were seen, 2015 when lava flowed from the flank of the mountain

and produced rock showers!

Perhaps the biggest eruption occurred in 1913 when 40 metre thick ash deposits were formed!

And while it has since seen people settling down near it, they are always on high alert!

4.

Galeras, Colombia – Near the border of Ecuador in Colombia stands Mount Galeras which has

been active from approximately a million years!

The first recorded eruption was in 1580, and has since been erupting regularly.

And because it is very close to the city of Pasto, where 450,000 people stay, it is an

extremely dangerous volcano.

Galeras was reported to have gone dormant in 1978, but just 10 years later, it became

active and has been erupting almost every year.

In 1993, when a conference was being held to make people aware of its dangers, Galeras

erupted again, perhaps to prove a point!

3.

Mount Merapi, Indonesia – Translated literally, Mount Merapi means Mountain of fire.

Which is pretty apt, considering that it is the most active volcano in Indonesia.

And not just there, it holds the dubious record of producing the maximum amount of lava flow

in the world.

Merapi has been active for over 10,000 years and has been actively erupting since 1548.

Many consider that it was the reason behind the downfall of the Mataram kingdom.

Generally, the lava flow from Merapi reaches up to 3-4 miles, though it has been known

to throw lava up to 8 miles while travelling at a speed of 70 miles per hour!

In one of the worst cases in recent times, Merapi's eruption in 2010 led to the deaths

of 353 people while 320,000 were left homeless.

2.

Ulawun, Papua New guinea – At a height of over 7600 feet, Ulawun is a basaltic stratovolcano

situated in Papua New Guinea.

It is one of the most active volcanoes in the region with 22 recorded eruptions since

the 18th century.

The first recorded eruption of Ulawun was in 1700.

In the recent years, the activity inside the mountain has been almost constant with small

explosions offering covering its nearby areas with ash.

Another danger that it poses is that because of its height, an eruption could cause a structural

collapse that would spread the destruction to hundreds of kilometres.

Let us hope that the activity remains just that!

1.

Mt. Nyiragongo, Congo – One of the most active volcanoes in the African continent,

Mt. Nyiragongo is known for having lava lakes which appear near its crater.

This actually makes it unique, because nowhere else in the world does such a steep sided

stratovolcano contain such a large lake of fluid lava.

In fact, during 1894 to 1977, the summit was filled with a large and active lava lake and

a crack in the wall caused it to flow out at speeds of over 60 miles per hour!

It posed a great harm to the region and affected several thousand people of the nearby villages.

And that wasn't the worst.

In 2002, a major explosion took place in Mt. Nyiragongo which caused the lava stream to

flow through the provincial capital of Goma.

Thankfully, scientists had predicted the impending eruption because of which the authorities

had ordered the evacuation of over 400,000 citizens.

But the fury of Nyiragongo still laid claim to over 4500 buildings which left almost 120,000

homeless.

The tremors after the eruption caused further destruction but thanks to the quick action

of the authorities, a major crisis was averted.

There were still about 147 people who died due to the eruption, and they were probably

the ones who got accidently left behind.

Guess what they say about being the last one out is true!

Volcanic eruptions are an awe inducing sight and if you have ever witnessed one, do let

us know in the comments section.

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