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inhabited with humans from the past.
After being placed in a sleeping bag
and wrapped in a special plastic casing,
Mr. Berkowitz was now ready to be housed
in his capsule filled with liquid nitrogen.
From this point on, he will be encapsulated
in an environment 320 degrees below zero.
Good luck, Mr. Berkowitz.
For those who drown in the wilderness, the
chance of seeing the future is very unlikely.
For this unfortunate victim, life ended
when he decided to enter the ocean.
Drinking at a beach party,
a short dip in the water
would have hopefully
brought back some sobriety.
Numbed by the liquor, he was caught in
a vicious undertow which cost him his life.
I find this kind of death
particularly tragic.
It is caused by sheer stupidity.
Often we do things
which later we regret.
Through situations such as this,
I am further able to understand
the fine line between life and death.
When it is a person's time to die, the forces
of nature have little discrimination.
This young man
was at the prime of his life.
Maybe he took too much for granted.
The human being is always seeking
a new sense of excitement.
the wilderness to discover different thrills,
accidents and even death can result.
- He's up there.
- When did this happen?
- Let's go. Let's get him out of there.
In this specific case, two boys from
a nearby city decided to explore a cave.
When one of the boys fell off a cliff,
a sheriff's rescue squad was summoned.
As the sheriffs searched the cave,
they informed me
that accidents like this are not unusual.
Even when people realize the danger
inside these environments,
their natural curiosity often blinds them
to the obvious hazards.
Having to rescue the inexperienced
spelunker is the real hazard.
When a person falls
in this kind of situation,
the danger is shifted to the rescuer,
for they must climb to parts of the cave
where nobody goes.
After listening to these professionals,
I grew to admire them.
They have made the commitment
to save the lives of others,
even if it meant
their own death.
The boy had fallen
about 90 feet.
As the sheriffs rappelled down,
I wondered if they too
wouldn't someday suffer the same fate.
Inexperience is a major cause of death
within the wilderness.
Once a person enters an environment
that is potentially unsafe,
he increases the odds of getting seriously
hurt if he doesn't know what he's doing.
I decided to include this story
in my study
because it supports
in precarious situations
even when they're aware of the risks.
Could this be caused
I don't know the answer.
I only know many meet their end
when it could easily be avoided
Unfortunately for the victim, this cave
would be his last foolish adventure.
When he fell,
he broke his neck.
Hiking in the mountains is something
I occasionally do to find peace of mind.
Away from the city,
I am able to reflect about my life
and make decisions
about my own future.
But even in this realm of natural solitude
lies another face of death.
Each year, thousands head
to a higher altitude to escape the smog.
Creatures that live in this terrain will often
take advantage of the innocent vacationer.
Although they may appear
docile and tame,
one wrong move
Honey, get out some bread.
Let me throw some bread. Come on, bear.
Oh, this is great.
This is great.
Come on, bear.
Look at the size of him.
Come on, over here.
Over here.
Honey...
The footage you are viewing
was shot by two tourists
who happened to discover the same bear
in a national park.
Here's some bread.
Here's a little more bread.
Want some more bread?
Here's more.
Like that?
Honey, be careful.
Here we are, take some bread.
Here's some bread.
And here's some more.
You want some more?
Bob, be careful.
Be careful, Bob.
Bob, be careful.
Oh, my God!
I find this to be
a particularly unusual face of death,
for the incident occurred
through total ignorance.
It seems to prove a point that perhaps
we're not as intelligent as we think.
Sitting in our comfortable homes, living
in surroundings that meet our every need,
provides a perfect way of life.
No matter how safe this may appear,
we still have very little control.
A natural disaster can destroy this planet
at any given moment.
At present, scientists have discovered
When the earth decides
to spew out its molten lava,
death and destruction
are the usual result.
When it begins to rain, the human being
has a tendency to become retrospective.
Memories of the past
blend with hopes for the future.
In 1972 in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
the rain wouldn't stop.
Residential sections were totally destroyed
as floods created millions of dollars worth
of damage and left hundreds dead.
When a tornado and a lightning storm
attacked a small town in Mississippi,
a dual natural disaster was created.
Fire would consume
what the giant twister didn't destroy.
The next day, after the storm passed,
a whole town had been devastated.
Those who survived
had to start from the beginning.
They had no plans
This town was their home and they would
rebuild and restore their community,
knowing full well
a new tornado could one day return.
When man tries to harness
his natural resources,
he faces a whole new area of disaster.
When a gas line burst in a giant high-rise,
an uncontrollable fire resulted.
The victims who were trapped
had only one route of escape.
Perhaps the greatest disaster of all
is one that man has created himself.
If nature doesn't destroy the environment, it
is very possible that the human being will.
No more nukes!
No more nukes!
No more nukes!
No more nukes!
No more nukes!
Nuclear energy was thought to be
one alternative to a cleaner environment.
But when radiation began to leak
from a plant at Three Mile Island,
conservationists proclaimed
technology had created
one of the greatest threats
to human existence.
One man thought
he had the answer.
Bob, radiation reaching max on unit 2.
Terminate all units immediately.
Shut down.
By far the greatest crime
committed by mankind is war.
No one will ever know the exact number
of people who lost their lives
during the four years this planet
became the stage for World War II.
When the Japanese launched
a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor,
the United States
chose to enter a war
that would soon introduce the world
to the ultimate horror of technology.
During this time, the world
was also confronted with Nazism.
Based upon doctrines of Adolf Hitler,
the country of Germany, with the aid of
Italy, prepared itself to take over the world.
One man was determined
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