Wild Mississippi: Raging Waters : SUN FEB 12 9P et/pt : animals.nationalgeographic.com Two Sandhill cranes nest on the swollen banks of the Mississippi — not expecting their homes to be whisked away by rising flood waters.
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Marine life is suffering in the Gulf of Thailand, where the Chao Phraya River, which runs through the capital Bangkok, meets the sea. Following the worst flooding in the country in decades, millions of cubic metres of extra water has been draining into the gulf causing shellfish and other fish to die or swim away. At least 10000 shellfish farmers have been affected and conservationists say it will be months before they can resume their trade. Al Jazeera's Florence Looi reports from Samut Sakhon province, Thailand.
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Amazing footage of East Creek near Chalk Drive / Chalk Lane rising and washing away lots of cars during Flash Flood in Toowoomba on Monday 10 January 2011. This is some of the best footage I have seen of the Flood and was taken from the second floor of our office which backs onto Chalk Lane. It shows just how fast the creek turned into a torrent and quickly flooded Chalk Drive and Chalk Lane. I also got some video of where the creek crosses Neil Street and some video of the aftermath and the huge amount of cars damaged and piled on top of one another in the Chalk Drive car park. ***** With the incredible exposure that my video is receiving all over the internet and media worldwide I would like to encourage you to donate to the relief appeals. You can donate to the Queensland Government Appeal at: www.qld.gov.au Or the Churches of Christ Care Queensland Flood Appeal here: care.cofcqld.com.au Please pray for us. There are many people who are suffering through this. *** Okay comments are back up. Thank you for all your expressions of support for us.
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Bangkok authorities are battling advancing floods on several fronts, with parts of the northern outskirts of the Thai capital already under waist-deep water. Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has warned it could take six weeks for the deadly flooding to recede, telling residents in the capital to prepare for possible inundation up to one metre deep.Duration: 02:10
Under flood watch the river is at around 5 meters in this video. It has been estimated to reach 12 meters. this is the view from windsor looking north/west at around 8am on the saturday 3th of march 2012. the bridge (windsor bridge) was closed later on at 12pm.
The famous temples of Auytthaya have stood through the rise and fall of kingdoms but floodwater has inundated the province for the past month and seeped deep into the core of these crucial markers of Thai history. Experts are assessing the damage caused by the floods with unstable foundations, because of the soggy ground, appearing to be the biggest threat. About $17m will now be spent to shore up the structures, as nearly half of the city's 126 temples will need repairing. Al Jazeera's Aela Callan reports from Ayutthaya.
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A driver almost comes to grief while negotiating a flooded Showground road in Narara on NSW Central Coast during a deluge of rain which swept the region including Sydney
The Prime Minister of Thailand is warning that some floodwaters may still be around into next year. Twenty-two provinces have been affected by the disaster, and many people have been living with the polluted water for weeks, with some running out of patience. Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay reports from Bangkok.
This video is of pictures taken from the air on June 28, 2011, at Rulo, Nebraska, and Big Lake, Missouri. They were taken by Randy Gottula of Falls City, NE, who flew over the site with Phil Chaffee.
AYUTTHAYA, THAILAND - OCTOBER 21, 2011:Elephantstay in Ayutthaya, Thailand, only had time to evacuate some of their rehabilitated elephants, and fifteen were left behind when flood waters swept through the camp last week. Volunteers led the remaining elephants onto the walls of a nearby fort, the only structure in the area above water level. The elephant camp itself is now under 3-4m water and has been completely destroyed. The stranded elephants need at least 1.5 tonnes of food each day to survive. This has to be brought in through flooded roads by truck from Bangkok, and then transferred onto boats for the hazardous journey upriver to the camp. Elephantstay rehabilitates injured or maltreated elephants and provides them with a home. One of their aims is to revitalise some of the lost ancient skills of elephant handling. Over the years, elephants from the centre have been used in productions such as Jackie Chan's 80 Days Around the World and Oliver Stone's Alexander.
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Floods waters at 11:07am 06/03/2012 approaching Yenda. Visit www.distantlightproductions.com for more video and photos. Notice: This video may not be broadcast, reproduced or used in any way without permission of Rocco Pirrottina, Distant Light Productions
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On duty ISUZU Firetruck drive through 11 ft flood water. Isuzu power!!! Isuzu truck FTW!!! And hats off to those brave men. Note: All right reserved to youtube.com user "jonco48" who recorded and uploaded this video to youtube.com. According to 'jonco48': "Fire truck drives through flood waters in Eltham (Melbourne Australia) on Christmas Day 2011."
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Thailand is facing its worst-ever flood with emergency evacuation procedure being put in place in capital Bangkok. Floodwaters have forced the Don Mueang Airport to temporarily shut down.ibnlive.com
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Crocadile attacks while group are fishing for Barramundi. Check out our channel at www.youtube.com or go to www.sweetwaterfishing.com.au
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www.RightFace.us Overflowing New York Dam Traps Residents. Hurricane Irene Flood Waters trap people in hotel.
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Here is a video of the damage caused by the flood waters and ice flows in Matapedia, QC. The flatlands were highly flooded causing damage to many people's property mostly campers, but many other items were damaged as well. No one hurt from what I have heard.
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With the deluge came the flooding. But that is not about to stop a Range Rover
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Mennonits have us beat with this one. this is how u travel through a flood!
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Hurricane Irene causes the Ottaquechee River to rage. Flood waters overtake the Simon Pearce Glass Co. in Quechee, Vermont.
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WhenInManila.com Check out Filipino reporter Barnaby Lo chest deep in flood waters in the Philippines. Thousands still stranded in floodwater in the Philippines... on CCTV News. Full story on http
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Hurricane Irene causes the Ottaquechee River to rage. Flood waters overtake the Simon Pearce Glass Co. in Quechee, Vermont.
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The town of Forbes in central-west New South Wales has been cut in three by floodwaters, which have inundated dozens of businesses and homes in the CBD. The Lachlan River is continuing to rise, and is predicted to reach a peak of 10.65 metres later today. Yesterday the State Emergency Service (SES) door-knocked properties at risk of flooding, and about 1000 people were ordered to leave their homes. Forbes Mayor Phyllis Miller says she is concerned the major flooding could isolate people downstream. "Anyone that has lived in the district for many years is prepared when there's a flood, but we have a lot of new property owners downstream towards Bedgerebong," she said. "There's a lot of stranded homesteads down there and certainly in the next few days the SES will be doing food drops out to those people." The river is expected to peak there on Friday morning. Read more: www.abc.net.au Namaste :-) FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 107 of the US Copyright Law.
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AS FEATURED on CHANNEL 9 and CHANNEL 7 - AUSTRALIA and NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC WORLD WIDE. This video was featured in its entirety on channel 9, Australia wide. I show you the human side of the Brisbane floods 2011. My uncle and aunties house went under in the flood, l walk you around the neighbourhood and show the community spirit in these tough times. FACEBOOK www.facebook.com
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Floodwaters in Australia are threatening to deluge towns in southern Queensland. An 18-month-old toddler drowned on Sunday and the Balonne River is expected to reach an all time peak on Tuesday. Authorities have called for an evacuation of the town of St George, which has a population of 2500 people. Al Jazeera's Andrew Thomas reports from Brisbane.
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Update: Friday June 2, 2011 - Manitoba Water Stewardship is forecasting a second river peak sometime within the next couple of weeks due to the torrential downpours experienced across the area this week. This video is a "walk-about" around the Assiniboine River May 5, 2011 in Brandon, Manitoba checking out the flooding as the water continues to rise. This was taken on May 5th and now it seems that both main thoroughfares 18th and 1st that connect north and south Brandon may be in jeopardy of being closed to due to flooding if they are not already closed off..
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A pair of newborn cubs are recovering after being found abandoned and at risk of drowning in flood-hit Kandal province, Cambodia. Report by Sam Datta-Paulin. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com
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When platforms become pontoons! An electric passenger train moves through rising flash flood waters at Windsor Train Station, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 4th February 2011. Minutes later power fails and Metro rail services are forcefully suspended before the storm water rises to its peak near the top of the platform.
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Theologian Paul Begley of Indiana is concerned that the Algae green water may overflow in the Potomac from Hurricane Irene. This Algae water was detected to have Neurotoxin and may spill from the storm surge.
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